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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
WSs COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
/ MousiIcAanL COMPOSITIONS K C = 2
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 8, PART 1 .
| FIRST HALF OF 1913
| Nos. 1-7
Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 3, 1891, of June 30, 1906,
and of March 4, 1909
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIOE
|
WASHINGTON
| 1918
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4 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
“PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
1913
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 8
No. 1
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1913
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
‘
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,”
*612 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘“‘Waltz,” “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘‘Words by,’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs. _
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’? Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘“‘D,’? Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘“‘©,’’ implies copyright reg-
istration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; *‘© 1 c.,’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.,’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or
issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions under
section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The final number, completing the volume,
will be followed by a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1 for
the year 1913, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington,
D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
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NOTICE.
_ THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF COPYRIGHT BOOKS, MAPS,
CHARTS, DRAMATIC OR MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS, ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
PRINTS, CHROMOS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Congress for sale or exchange, or be transferred to
other Government libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what
of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
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Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of that year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period
of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act: And
provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be de
stroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the Sonaak
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law,
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or
musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph
deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Librarian
of Congress during the years 1890 to 1899, inclusive, that any such
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to
the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy-
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
cut, print, chromo, or photograph, the year in which copyright regis-
tration was made, and, if possible, the number under which such
copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, en-
graving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph.was entered for copy-
right, with a request for its return. On receipt of such information
and request, such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical
composition, engraving, cut, print, ’ chromo, or photograph will be re-
turned to the author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant,
unless it has been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, chart,
dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo,
or photograph should be made as early as possible during the year
1913. If no such application has been received during said year,
such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition,
accordance with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
Bnosordance cut, print, chromo, or ‘photograph may be disposed of in
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Ferpruary 1, 1913.
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DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO coPY-
RIGHT ‘PROPRIETORS.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled “An act to amend and
consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodicals
named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indicated in
the list given below.
One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newsvapers preserved in the Library of Congress. Only the duplicate
copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies indicated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
List oF COPYRIGHTED MONTHLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHIcIr MAY BE WITHDRAWN.
A BC pathfinder railway guide. 1879-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
American digest. 1887-1909
© West pub. co.
American journal of the medical sciences. 1870-1909
© Lea bros. & co.; H. C. Lea; H. C. Lea’s sons & co.
American society of civil engineers. Proceedings and Transactions. 1873-1909
© American soc. of civil engineers.
Argosy. 1890-1909
© Frank A Muusey; The Frank A. Munsey co.; Munsey & co.
Automobile. 1899-1907
© E. L. Powers co.; Class journal co. ‘
Baby pathfinder. 1886-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
Bibliotheca sacra. 1870-1906
© Bibliotheca sacra co.; W. F. Draper; E. J. Goodrich.
Brickbuilder. . 1892-1909
© Rogers and Manson; Brickbuilder pub. co.
Buyers’ reference. . 1892-1909
© Buyers’ reference co.
Carpet and upholstery trade review. 1888-1909
© Review pub. co.
Carriage monthly. 1873-1909
© Ware bros.; Ware bros. co.; I. D. Ware.
Cassier’s magazine. 1891-1909
© Cassier magazine co.
Chicago apparel gazette. 1903-1909
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Christian science journal. 1885-1909
© Mary Baker G. Eddy; National christian scientists’ assn.
Clothier and furnisher. 1894-1909
© Masson pub. co.; Geo. N. Lowrey co.
Delineator. 1874-1909
© Butterick pub. co.; E. Butterick & co.
Eastern drug market. 1901-1908
© Eastern drug co.
Eclectic medica] journal. 1891-1909
© Scudder bros. co.; John M. Scudder; John M. Scudder &
sons.
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DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Educational review.
© Henry Holt & co.;
Electrical age.
© Electrical age pub. co.
Engineering magazine.
© John R. Dunlap; Engineering mag. co.
Frank Leslie’s magazine.
© Frederick L. Colver;
Leslie.
Furniture trade review.
© Review pub. co.
General digest. American and English.
© Lawyers’ cooperative pub. co.
Good housekeeping.
© Good housekeeping; Phelps pub. co.
Guaranteed attorneys’ quarterly.
© John R. Bland.
Haberdasher.
© J. W. Gibson co.;
Homiletic monthly.
© J. F. Wagner;
Homiletic review.
© Funk and Wagnalls co.; I. K. Funk & co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
Hub.
© Trade news pub. co.
Ice and refrigeration.
© H. S. Rich & co.; Nickerson & Collins ¢o.
Inland printer.
© Inland printer co.
Journal of cutaneous and genito-urinary diseases.
© Physicians’ pub. co.; Grafton press; Wm. Wood & co.; D.
Appleton & co.
Keystone.
© Benjamin Thorpe; Keystone pub. co.;
Ladies’ home journal.
© Curtis pub. co.; Cyrus H. K. Curtis.
List of buyers.
Buyers reference co. ;
Machinery.
© Industri:l press.
Medicine.
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
Men’s wear.
© Waldo-Fairchild co.;
Mercantile adjuster.
© Mercantile adjuster pub. co.
Merck’s archives; and Merck’s report.
© Merck & co.
Missionary review of the world.
© Funk & Wagnalls co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
Motor.
© Wm. Randolph Hearst; Star co.; New pub. co.
Nickel pathfinder.
© New England railway pub. co.
Official railway equipment guide; and Official railway equipment
register.
© Railway equipment and pub. co.
Rand-McNally railway guide and handbook.
© American railway guide co.; Rand, McNally & co.
Rudder.
© Rudder pub. co.; T. F. Day.
Short stories.
© Current literature pub. co.;
co.; F. M. Somers.
Educational review pub. cu.
Frank Leslie pub. house; Mrs. Frank
; Clark W. Bryan & co.
Haberdasher co.
Homiletic monthly.
\
Samuel H. Steele.
Gage pub. co.
Fairchild co.
Harold Goodwin; Short stories
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1890-1909
1891-1909
1891-1909
1875-1905
1889-1909
1894-1907
1885-1909
1901-1909
1889-1909
1900-1909
1881-1909
1893-1909
18911909
1891-1909
1887-1908
1889-1909
1887—1909
1903-1909
1894-1909
1895-1906
1896-1909
1886-1909
1892-1909
1888-1909
1903-1909
1886-1909
1896-1909
1872-1901
1890-1909
1890-1909
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Smart set.
© Ess ess pub. co.
Success.
© Success co.; Success pub. co.; MecGraw-Marden co.
Therapeutic gazette.
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
Travelers and shippers directory.
© Denborn co.
Travelers official railway guide; and Official guide.
© National railway pub. co.
Travelers railway guide; and Travelers ready reference guide.
© Knickerbocker guide co.; American railway guide co.
Upholsterer.
© Clifford & Lawton; Clifford Scott & Lawton.
Western brewer.
© H. S. Rich & co.; J. M. Wing & co.
(vr)
1900-1909
1897-1909
1885-1909
1899-1906
1870-1909
1885-1909
1887-1909
1876-1909
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in-
struments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June
14, 1911). ‘These proclamations were printed on pages v—x of Part
3, volume 6, no. 7, and page tv of No. 12, of the Catalogue of Copy-
right Entries.
rom information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso-to section 1 (e) of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den-
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911),
the Netherlands (Mar. 3, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911).
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘A CHIU BELLA; canzone napoletana,
musica di Renato Brogi. 1. Mezzo
soprano o baritono. 2 Soprano o
tenore. [1, 2
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. each Jan. 18,
1913; E 302403, 302404; A Forlivesi
& co., Florence, Italy.
*A FRANGESA; marcia, music di H.
Kaiser, instrumentazione di Gug-
lielmo Montevecehi; Piccola _ parti-
tura. [3
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302164; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
A-HUNTING WE WILL G0; tally-ho
chorus, words by Henry Fielding,
musi¢e by Alfred J. Silver; soprano,
alto and baritone. 4to. (Fischer’s
octavo edition of secular choruses for
soprano, alto and bass, no. 8648.) [4
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 300790; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
A LA MARCIA; by Joseph Gahm, op. 7,
no. 1; pf. (Compositions; Three me-
lodious solos, no. 1.) [5
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300946; Carl Fischer, New York.
A LA NUIT; poéme d’Arthur Symons;
traduction francaise de Louis
Thomas, musique de Philippe Jar-
nach. [6
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 e Jan. 27,
1913; E 306078; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
A MARIE ENDORMIE; esquisse sym-
phonique, d’aprés un poéme de A.
Brizeux, musique de J. Guy Ropartz,
réduction par G. Samazeuilh; piano
i 4 mains. [7
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27,
1913; E 306073; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
A-MAYING. See Holidays.
"A FECAIOLA E ’O PARULANO;
versi di A. Taglioni,
Magliani;
duetto,
musica di A.
canto e mandolino. 4to.
[8
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 18, 1918;
E 302560; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
ABENDSEGEN ; dichter unbekannt, musik
von Ferd. Thierot, op.«95, no. 2;
miinnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [9
(©) Nov, 44. 1912* 3.0, Jan,.. 43,
19138; E 302441; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig.
Accorps; étude instructive par F. W.
Grund, op. 21, no. 8, revue et doigtée
avee addition de notes pour le tra-
vail technique par I. Philipp; pf.
(Nouveau gradus ad parnassum, no.
41.) [10
(Cc) Dee 28,.1912- 2 c.. Jan. 21,
1918; E 3802654; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie, Paris.
ADIEU (L’) ; poésie et musique de Mme.
Gorges Simondet. [11
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 « Nov. 22,
1912; E 301294; Mme. G. Simondet,
Byron Hot Springs, Cal.
AERONAUT (AN) IN NOWHERLAND;
musical comedy in one act, words
and music by T. C. Fischer. [12
©: 1 c. Jan. 11,, 1913, D 19234;
Thomas sickie Fischer, Providence,
eB;
AEROPLANE (THE); rag and twv step,
by Jack Glogau; pf. [13
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913;
E 3043814; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
AFTER THE CONFLICT IS OVER; words by
Irene Durfee, music by Peter P. Bil-
horn. [14
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2c. Jan. 15, 1913;
E 304016; P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago.
AGNuUsS Det. See Benedictus [and}
Agnus Dei.
ADA. See Verdi (Giuseppe)
AIR DE BALLET; by Henri Duchatel;
pf. [15.
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 302603; Enoch & sons, London.
AISLES (THE) OF MEMORY; words by
P. J. O’Reilly, music by Frank
Mears; no. 2 in E flat. [16
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306154; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
sig pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
ALABAMA JIGGER; character rag, by ALL PRAISE TO GOD IN LIGHT ARRAYED.
Edw. B. Claypoole; pf. [17 See Wagner (Richard)
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2c. Jan. 29,1918; | Arua sTELLA CONFIDENTE (Bright star
E 301526; Jos. W. Stern & co., New of love); by Robandi, arr. by Gas-
York. ton Borch; full orch. with piano
INA-POLKA-MAZURKA; by A. Bie-
od. arr. by H. Schivceonts con- © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
certina. [18 E 300889; Carl Fischer, New York.
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913; | [Copyright is claimed on arrange-
E 300972; Georgi & Vitak music co., ment. ]
Chicago. ALLEGRETTO GRAZIOSO; von Gastano
Pugnani, arr. von Alfred Moffat ‘op.
16; 2 violinen mit klavierbegleitung,
violoncello ad. lib. (Transkrip-
ALBUM; 15 klavierstticke, von Chris-
tian Sinding, ausgewahlt und mit
fingersatz und pedal versehen von
Ignaz Friedman. Band 1. Band 2. tionen klassischer stiicke, no. 37).
Fe [19, 20 [28
© Nov. 12, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 2: © Jan. ce 1913; 2¢. Jan. 18, 1918 ;
19183: E 302287. 302238: Wilhelm E 302562; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Pia viet Leipzig. ; Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
| arrangement. ]
ALBUM LEAVES; by A. Von Ahn Carse;
piano. Contents :—1. Gavotte— | ALLEGRO DE CONCERT EN UT DIESE
2. Lullaby.—3. Poco agitato.— MINEUR; par Giacomo Setaggioli,
4, Scherzino.—5. Réverie.—6. Valse. op. 17; piano and orchestre. [29
[21 © Dec. 28, 1912; 2 « Jan. 27,
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 18, 1918; | 1918; E 306180; Henry Lemoine et
E 302552; Ascherberg, Hopwood & cie., Paris.
Crew, Itd., London. ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA; Haster anthem,
ALBUMBLATT (Album leaf); von Her- words by R. W. Norwood, music by
mann Vetter, op. 12, no. 2; klavier. A. U. Brander. 4to. [380
(Vier klavierstticke, no. 2.) [22 © Jan. 15, 1918; 2 @ Jan. 15,
© Dec. 28, 1912+ 2 c. Jan. 20, 1913; 1918; E 302514; Theo. Presser Co.,
E 302583; Friedrich Hofmeister, Philadelphia.
Leipzig.
ALLELUIA! SWELL THE STRAIN; Haster
ALICE Brown; words by E. C. Mce- hymn anthem, words by Archer T.
Hench, music by M. C. Hanford. Gurney, music by EH. S. Hosmer;
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., mixed voices. 4to. (The choral
ine. [23 service, no. 796.) [31
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913; © Jan. 27, 1913;> 230
E 304541; E. McHench Brown, New 1918; E 301593; White-Smith music
Dorp, N.. ¥; pub. co., Boston.
ALL ’ANTICA; gavotta, musica e riduzi- | ALMA (L’); waltzes, by O. Nielsen,
one di Guido Pennini; piccola or- arr. by E. Delamater; orch. 4to.
chestra. (Intermezzi musicali, no. [32
519. ) [24 © Jan. 14, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 15,
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1918; 1913; E 304080; O. Nielsen, Chicago.
‘ E 302165; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. a
ALMA ANDALUZA (Ame andalouse) ;
ALL IN ALL; fantasy, words and music pasa calle, par Rafael Gomez, arr.
by J. Jordan; tenor voice and piano. by J. Taboada Steger; orch. 4to.
[25 [383
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28, © Jan. 11, 1913: 2 Gee
1912; E 301141; Jules Jordan, | 1913; E 302469: Casa Dotésio,
Providence, R. I. Madrid.
ALL IN ALL TO ME; words by James | ALNWICK HALL MARCH; by A. L. Roth-
Rowe, music by J. D. TTR aie meyer; pf. New York, Carl Fischer.
34
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1913: © Dec. 11, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 301185; James D. Vaughan, E 300890; Adolph L. Rothmeyer,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. ! New York.
aah) a!
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
ALONE, YET NOT ALONE; words by Ma-
dam Guyon, music by Pauline Gil-
mour Hatch. [35
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
BH 300807; Henry L. Gilmour, Win-
onah, N. J.
ALONG THE BEACH. See Scenes from
tuneland.
ALPINE SKETCH NO. 2. See Transcrip-
tions for the organ.
ALTONA MARCH; two step, by E. Mein-
ardus; orch. 4to. [36
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ce. Dec. 26, 1912;
E 301261; E. Meinardus, Kiel, Wis.
ALWAYS ON THE JOB; words and music
by E. H. Reynolds. [37
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c Jan. 22,
1918; E 3804250; Eunice Harrison
Reynolds, Louisville.
ALWAYS READY; march song, words and
music by John Paul. [38
evga. 22, 1915- 2 c. Jan: 24,
1913; E 304804; Charles H. Reichert,
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
AM I DREAMING? words by Beth Slater
Whitson, music by Clair De Witt.
[39
_© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1918;
E 300876; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
AM WEIHNACHTSABEND; drei pastorale
liber weihnachtschorile, von Alfred
Grandmann, op. 7; orgel. obl. 8vo.
Contents: In duleci jubilo—Vom
himmel hoch.—Quem pastores lauda-
vere. [40
© Oct. 25, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918;
BE 302298; Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
zig.
AMANECIENDO; schottisch, por José de
Jesus Martinez; pf. Mexico, Mex.
Enrique Munguia. [41
© Aug. 10, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302211; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York.
AMERICA; hymn, music by W. A.
Lange; mixed voices. Port Angeles,
Wash. The Angeles music house.
[42
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300891; William A. Lange, Port
Angeles, Wash.
AMERICAN (THE) GIRL; words by O.
Thomsen, music by Jean Buckley.
Washingtor, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [43
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304458; O. Thomsen, St. Paur.
Be:
AMERICAN HYMNAL; ed. by W. J. Daw-
Bone. liv, 726, 72 p. 8vo. $1.50.
[44
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2c. Jan. 30,
1918; A 3830924; Century co., New
York.
AMERICAN (AN) IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR
ME; words by E. F.. Edson, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine, [45
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 19138;
E 3045386; Emily Edson, Dinuba, Cal.
AMERICAN MEDLEY; arr. by Donald D.
Lowmiller; pf. 46
©)’. Jan. 18, 1918: 2 ¢. Jan. « 20,
1918; E 301407; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
AMERICAN PRESIDENT MARCH; by M. H.
Rudolph; pf. [47
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1913;
B 301542; Max H. Rudolph, Brook-
lyn.
AMERICAN (THE) TANGO; character-
istique, by Nat Osborne; pf. [48
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 300852; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
AMERICAN (THE) YOUTH; march and
two step, by Cameron Dawson, alr.
by Mackie-Beyer; full orchestra.
4to. [49
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300768; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
AMERIKA-ALBUM; 10 der beliebtesten
two steps u. Amerikanischen char-
akterstiicke, von Friedr. Michael;
violine u. klavier. Band 1. [50
© Sept. 2, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
EB 302252; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
AMID THE ROSES; words by A. A. Shir-
ley-Hill, music by Norman Kane.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. i
[5
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 3, 19138;
E 300820; Alys. A. Shirley-Hill,
Fond-du-Laec, Wis.
Amor; waltz by A. Capobianco; vio-
lin and piano. [52
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 302308; A. Capobianco, New York.
Amoroso; gavotte, by Edward St.
Quentin; pf. [53 .
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 300821; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘54
AMOROSO WALTZ; by F. Lewis; 1st vio-
lin or mand. Unace. [54
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 300994: Frank Lewis, Philadel-
phia.
AMOUR D’AUTOMNE; valse par Georges
Hamel; orchestre. 4to. [55
fi, Dec, 28-1012: -2-@ Janeen,
1918; E 306044: Durand et egie.,
Paris.
AMoUR (L’) DEFENDU; valse-lente par
Henri J. Van Praag, arr. by Arthur
Wood; pf. ace. 4to. (Chappell’s
orchestral journal, no. 677.) [56
© Jan: 4, 1918: 2c) Jan, 6, 2913:
E 302355; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed . on
piano ace. ]
AMY’S LITTLE SONG; by Oscar Ber-
inger; pf. Continental fingering.
(Characteristic pieces no. 2.) [57
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1913:
E 302188; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
AN DIE HOFFNUNG; dichtung von Fr.
Holderlin, musik von Max Reger,
op. 124; alt (resp. mezzosopran).
1. Mit orchester. Partitur. 2. Mit
klavierbegleitung. [58, 59
© Sept. 10, 1912; 2 c each Jan. 2,
19138; E 302249, 302250; C. F. Pet-
ers, Leipzig.
AN LESBIA.
Catullus.
See Lesbia lieder des
AND JOHNNY GOES TOO; medley waltz
by B. Busch, arr. by Arthur Lange;
orch. with piano ace. 4to. [60
© Jan. 2, 1913; 1 ¢. Jan. 10, 1913:
1c. Jan. 29, 1913; E 201603; Billy
Busch, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on entire melody of the med-
ley waltz enclosed. ]
AND WE’LL HAVE A LITTLE HOME DEAR:
song and dance, words and music by
L. Fleming. Unace. [61
© 1c. Jan, 20, 1913; E 301415;
Len Fleming & co., New York.
ANDANTE RELIGIOSO IN © MAJOR; by
Wilbur Hascall; organ. Boston, C.
W. Thompson & co. [62
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 24, 1913;
E 301619; Fraternity pub. co.. .Bos-
ton.
ANGEL (THE)
See Rachmaninoff (S.)
Six choruses.
+
pt. 111, 0. Sv. S
ANGELS ROLL THE ROCK AWAY (The res-
surrection of our Lord); words by
Thomas Scott, music by Florence
Newell Barbour; mixed voices. 4to.
(Octavo series, mixed voices, sacred.
no. 1075.) [63
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301248; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos
ton.
ANGELUS, TUNE. See Haigh (T.) Pre-
lude.
ANN FROM LOUISIANA; words by Ben
Deely, music by C. Harsin. [64
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1913; E 304088;
Clint Harsin, New York. .
ANNA ’LIZA’S WEDDING DAY; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [65
© Jan. 15, 1913: 22 Gy ame
1913; E 304024; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co.. New York.
ANNA, WAS IST DENN MIT DIR; walzer
nach motiven Der liebe Augustin
operette von Rudolf Bernauer und
Ernst Welisch, musik von Leo Fall,
erleichterte ausg. v. Mueller Mel-
born; pf. mit unterlegtem text. [66
© Sept. 8, 1912; 2 & Jan. 2) 1918.
E 302222; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
——klavier zu 4 handen, mit
liberlegtem text. [67
© Sept. 3, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 302223; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
ANNETTE; by Sebert Price; pf. [68
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 e. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304554; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
drama lyrique en trois actes, liv-
ret de J. Marséle, musique de A. Dur-
and-Boch, Vocal score. [69
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 G) Semuer.
1913; D 19248; Max Eschig, Paris.
ANNIVERSARY AND FESTIVAL HYMNS, NO.
6; words by various authors, music
by W. H. Jude. 4to. [70
© Jan. 25, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E_ 301669; Reid bros., 1td., London.
ANY BOY COULD LOVE A GIRL LIKE YOU;
words by Joe McCarthy and Joe
Goodwin, music by Al. Piantadosi.
Lou
© Jan. 18, 1913: 2 © gee
1913; E 304842; Leo-Feist, ine., New
York.
no. 1, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
89
ANYTHING; words and music by C. EH.
Brandon. St. Louis, Brandon music
co. [72
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 11,
1913; E 301277; C. E. Brandon, St.
Louis.
ANYWHERE WITH THE LORD; words by
BE. R. Latta, music by R. L. Powell.
[73
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301198; James D. Vaughan.
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
APPASSIONATO; par Ch.-M. Widor, op.
aL. violoncelle et piano. (Suite en
mi mineur, no. 2.) [74
we tien. 28. 1912: 2. ¢.. Jan, 27,
1913; E 306119; Heugel & cie.,
Paris.
APPEAL (AN) TO THE VOTER; words by
B. L. Lunav, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [75
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304475; Beulah L. Lunavy, Steu-
benville, O.
APRIL EYES; words by Alfred H.
Hyatt, music by Ernest Reeves.
[76
©) dan, 25; £913 ;/:2. ¢. Jan. : 27,
19138; E 306150; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
ARABESQUE; by Arne Oldberg, op. 31;
pf. [77
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 20,
1918; E 301442; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
——by Frank Jephson; pf. [78
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302487; Joseph Williams, I1td.,
London.
andjany; harpe.
(No. 1 des trois piéces pour le
piano. ) [79
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 27,
1913; E 306046; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
ARABIA; poem by Harry Breen, music
by James P. Conlin. [80
© Jan. 27,°1913- 2 c. Jan. .30,
19138; E 3801570; Wenrich-Howard
co., New York.
ARE THE CHILDREN ALL IN; words by
Mrs. E. C. Huckabee, music by E. C.
Huckabee. [81
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Dee. 30, 1912;
E 301291; E. C. Huckabee, Hills-
boro, Tex.
ARK (THE) OF THE COVENANT (Arch y
cyfamod) ; cantata by D. Jenkins;
solo voices, chorus and piano. Vocal
score. 4to, [82
© Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 18,
1912; E 302606; David Jenkins,
Aberystwth, England. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter.
ARMIDE. See Gluck (C. W. v.)
ARMURIER (L’) DE TOLEDE; opérette en
trois actes, livret de Ch. Quinel et L.
Fortolis, musique de H, Bresles. Vo-
‘eal score. [83
© Dee. ‘at;' 1912; 2) c. Jani 25,
1913; D 19240; Henri Bresles, Paris.
ARPEGE; poeme de Albert Samain, mu-
sique de Philippe Jarnach; chant et
piano. [84
©) Dec. 28,°1912' 2c; Jan.” 27,
1913; E 3806047; Durand et cie,
Paris.
ARTIST’S REVERIE (Réve_ d’artiste) ;
valse by Georges Aubry; pf. [85
(Oi ifam. 25,\10ts-: 2.¢. Jan, 29,
1913; E 302716; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
revised arrangement. ]
AS BIRDS GREET MORNING SKIES; from
Somewhere else, lyric by Avery Hop-
wood, musie by Gustav Luders. [86
datos Toes Bes. Tan 14.
1918; EK 301342; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
AS IT BEGAN TO DAWN; from the can-
tata Calvary, music by Henry Wes-
sel; high yoice in E flat. [87
insane 5,6 1913) Biic, Fame 928.
1918; EH 301514; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
AS NOW THE SUN’S DECLINING RAYS; an-
them for evensong, words translated
from C. Coffin, music by Philip
James; mixed voices. 4to. [88
© Jam TS.) 10ls:. 2. dan, 20,
1913; E 301404; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
AsH (THE) GROVE; Welsh folk-song,
arr. by Thomas F. Dunhill; mixed
voices. 4to. (Part-song book, sec-
ond series, no. 1257.) [89
(ey Jom 22.1913: 2 ¢, Jans23,
1913; E 302678: Novello & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
90
pt. III, 0. s., v. 8
ASPHODEL; an opera in two acts, words
by A. Warren, music by Armorell
Cochran. Vocal score. [90
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1913; D 19287;
Arthur Warren and Armorell Coch-
ran Pond, New York.
ASSEMBLY HYMN AND SONG COLLECTION,
Comp. and ed. by ©. Guy Hoover.
Pittsburg, Kan., The Educational
publishing co., inc. [1912] 1p. 1,
255 p. S8vo. $0.65. [91
© Dec: 10) 1912> 2c. Dec.”.27,
1912: A 332189; C. Guy Hoover,
Pittsburg, Kan. j
AT pusK. See In October.
AT REST WITH Him; words and music
by Robert Harkness. [92
© Dee. ..26,:. 1912; 2Qe¢.,,dana:28,
19138; E 302683; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia.
AT SUNSET; by R. B. Brewer; piano.
[93
© Jan.215, 9133 25.0; sams TT,
1913; E 304109; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland.
AT THE CAPTAIN’S CALL; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by W. A.
Post. [94
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2¢. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301004; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
AT THE DEVIL’S BALL; words and music
by Irving Berlin. [95
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1913;
FE 301125; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
AT THE LEVEE ON REVIVAL DAY; and, [
know you’re somewhere loving me;
medley march and two step by
Chris. Smith, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; orch. 4to. [96
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138:
E 300870; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
AT THE PANTOMIME; by Arthur Ed-
ward Johnstone, arr. by Gaston
Boreh; full orch. with piano conduc-
tor. [97
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
Ki 300893 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
AT THE PICTURE SHOW ; words and mu-
sic by E. Ray Goetz and Irving Ber-
lin. [98
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 20,
1913; E 301409; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
LLL
6
AT THE YIDDISH CABARET; words by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Lewis F..
Muir. [99
© Jan. 17, 1918; 2 “Cl amie
1913; E 304088; F. A. Mills, ince.,
New York.
AT TWILIGHT;
lars; piano.
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 °C) eee
19138; E 306145; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. }
ATTENTION; march, by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 261; pf. (Hasy tunes,
no. 3.) [101
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 1, 4983%-
E 304555; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia.
AU BORD DU RUISSEAU; par Costantino
de Crescenzo, op. 71; piano 4 4
mains. Edition originale. [102
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 18, 1913;
E 302445; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig. -
AU DIE MUSIK. See Schubert (F. P.)
Au MATIN. See Godard (B. L. P.)
AU MOULIN (In the mill); by Ernest
Gillet ed. and fingered by Philipp
Mittel; violin and piano. [103
© Jan. ‘28, 1913°° 2G) ga
1918; E 801600; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing and fingering. ]
AU PLAISIR; caprice par Jean Douste;
piano. Continental fingering. [104
© Jan. 20, 1918: Scams,
1918; E 302678; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London.
Au REVOIR; waltz, by Myrtle Chase,
op. 14; pf. [105
© Jan. 18, 1913: 2 ee gems,
1913; E 301414; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
AUBERT (PIERRE) 150 lecons de sol-
fége progressives; 4 l’ usage des so-
ciétés chorales pour la preparation
aux epreuves de lecture a vue, par
Pierre Aubert; 4 quatre voix d’
hommes. 4to. [106
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c amen
1913; E 306125; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
AUF FLUGELN DES GESANGES. See Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
AUPRES DU VIEUX MOULIN; paroles par
A. S. de Pierreville, musique par
W. A. Owen. [107
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 301458; BE. Champagne, Lowell.
4
4
idylle, by S. Gatty Sel- —
[100
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
125
no. 1, 19138
AURELIA, TUNE. See Haigh (T.) Post-
lude.
AURORA; waltzes, by A. Kohn; piano.
, [108
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2\c. Jan:.7, 1913;
EB 301129; Arthur Kohn, New York.
AUS BANGER BRUST; ged. von Richard
Dehmei, musik von Walther Bran-
sen, nr. 2. (Lieder fiir eine sings-
timme mit klavierbegleitung, nr. 2).
[109
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2,1913;
E 302263; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin.
AUTREFOIS ; valse Wolseley
Charles; piano. [110
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 « Jan. 18,
1913; E 302553; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, litd., London.
AUTUMN IN HUNGARY; romance by
Arthur Hartmann; violin and piano.
[111
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300892; Carl Fischer, New York.
AUTUMN SONG; words by Rosamund
Marriott Watson, music by Cyril
Seott; in B flat. he
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 16,
1913; E 302521; Elkin & co., Itd.,
London.
AUTUMN
scenes.
par
SUNSHINE. See Sylvan
_ AUTUMNAL GRIEF. See In October.
AvE MariIA; sacred song, by Percy B.
Kahn; high voice with piano ace.
and violin ad lib. [113
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1913;
E 302353; G. Schirmer, New York.
AWAKE TO THE DAY; music by Twin-
ing Lynes; sop. or ten. and mezzo
sop. or bar. [114
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 ec. each Jan. 6,
1913; E 300983; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
AWAKE, TRIUMPHANT MORN!
words by Geo. Cooper,
P. A. Schnecker, arr.
Lynes; women’s voices. (Octavo
series, No. 555.) [115
dan. 13," 1015: 2 c... Jan. 16,
1913; E 304089; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
AWAKENING (THE); words by James
Weldon Johnson, music by J. Rosa-
mond Johnson; in B. flat. [116
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 301109; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
trio,
music by
by Frank
AWAY TO THE WOODLANDS, AWAY; trio,
words by Thomas Chatterton, music
by G. Marschal-Leepke [pseud. of
Grace Clough-Leighter]; women’s
voices. 4to. (Chorusses, glees and
part songs, women’s voices, no.
2394. ) [117
©. Jan: 17,7 1913;..2 .c, Jan. |.17,
1913; E 3804091; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
BABBLING THRUSH; etude, by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; pf. (Feathered songsters,
no. 12.) [118
©, Jan, 20,1913; 2 ¢. Jang. 21,
1913; E 301460; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
BABY, BABY, HUSH-A-BYE; a lullaby,
words by Lawrence Alma Tadema,
music by Alfred J. Silver; med.
voice in A. [119
©) Jan, 27: 1913;-2.¢. Jan. 28,
1918; E 301501; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
BABY EYES; words and music by Will
Hardy. [120
yan. Ty: 191S* 2) ce ' Jan. ~ 16;
1913; E 304074; Bostonia pub. co.,
Worcester.
BABY HAS NO DADDY NOW; words and
music by H. E. Grant. [121
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1918; E 304273;
Harry E. Grant, Venice, Cal.
BACK IN DEAR OLD MARYLAND; words
by D. Ennis Belt, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [122
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304381; Dulsy BE. Belt, Baltimore.
BacK OF THE cROoSS; words by S. C.
Kirk, music by H. L. Gilmour.
[123
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 300805; Henry L. Gilmour,
Wenonah, N. J.
BAGATELLE; by D. Parker; mand, and
guitar. [124
©1lc. Jan. 22, 1913; E 304261; D.
Parker, Chevy Chase, D. C.
BALLAD-MONGER (THE); words by
Helen Taylor, music by Easthope
Martin; high voice. (Four songs
of the fair, no. 4.) [125
©) Dec. 13, 1912: 2 c Jan. 25,
1913; E 306015; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
|
pt. Ill, 1.85 yee
$
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126
BALLAD-MONGER (THE)—Continued.
—-_—low voices. (Four songs of
the fair, no. 4.) [126
).. Dec... da; .1912:..2.-¢. dap. is;
1913; E 306000; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
BALLADE; von Jendé Hubay, op. 104,
no. 1; violine mit klavierbegleitung.
[127
© Sept. 6, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302282; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
BANANA PEEL RAG; by Gus Winkler;
pf. [128
© ‘Jan. ‘24, 1913%"2" ec.’ Jan. 27,
19138; E 304857; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
BANANA (THE) RAG; words by L. Mor-
gan, music by Jean Buckley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[129
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304471; Lillian Morgan, Musko-
gee, Okla.
BARCAROLLE; par Sylvio Lazzari; vio-
loncelle et piano. [1380
©. Ded): 28, 191237.2e. Janz: i27;
1918; E 306107; Max Eschig, Paris.
— See also In October.
BASKET OF ROSES; by Fred G. Albers;
pf. [1381
i) Jan. 20; 1913+ 2c, Jan. St
1913; E 301479; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, O.
BATAILLE D’ENFANTS.
(Emilio)
See . Russi
BAUERN-HOCHZEIT (Wedding party in
‘the country); von Gustav Lazarus,
op. 159, nr. 1; klavier. (Kleine
geschichten am klavier, nr. 1).
[132
© Aug. 3, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
I) 302242; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
BEAUTIFUL GIRL OF DREAMLAND; words
and music by A. J. Bach. [133
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c Jan. 13,
19138; BE 301318: Albert J. Bach, Chi-
cago.
BEAUTIFUL LAND OF EVENING DREAMS ;
words by I’. J. McCarthy, jr., music
by Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [134
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢, Jan. 27, 1913;
EK 304414; Justin McCarthy, Port-
land, Me.
BEAUTIFUL LAND OF MY DREAMS; words
by M. Fairfield, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kurkus
Dugdale eo., inc. [135
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304504; Marie Fairfield, Becket,
Mass.
BEAUTIFUL ROLLING WAVES; by F. HE.
Finch; pf. [186
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1913; Bysoreis-
Flora HE. Finch, Rock Island, Ill.
BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS, WORDS, DEEDS;
words by Geo. W. Sebren, music by
P. B. Burress. [137
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 301212; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
BEAUVOIR; words by Mrs. A. McC.
Kimbrough, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [188
© Dec. 15, 1912° QC eae
1913; E 304123; Mrs. A. McC. Kim-
brough, Greenwood, Miss.
BECAUSE; by Frederick VY. Bowers,
arr. by Wm. F. Peters; vocal orch.’
in B flat. 4to. [139
© Jan. 9, 1918; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301244; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright claimed on new
arrangement. ]
BECKER (GEORGE)
tions (Sechs kinderstiicke); by G.
Becker, ed. by Josef Frantz [pseud.
of H. L. Heartz]; piano. Contents:
Cuckoo’s song.—Hyvening song.—
Hunting song.—Let’s play soldier.—
Rondino.—Sad story. [140
©. Dec. 21, 1912°) 25eeeeeeas,
1913; E 301320; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. |
BEGRABNIS; ged. von Otto Hansmann, |
musik von Mathieu Neumann, op. |
88, no. 1; mannerchor. Partitur. |
Ato. [141
©. Nov. 18, 1912: 20g |
1918; EB 302420; G. F. Kahnt nach- >
folger, Leipzig.
BEGUIN (LE) DE NINETTE; opérette en
1 acte, livret de M. L. Fortolis, mu- |
Sique de H. Bresles; chant et pf.
[142 |
© Dec. 4, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1913;
D 19235; Henri Bresles, Paris.
BEHOLD, I SHEW YOU A MYSTERY; |
sacred song for Easter or general |
use, by Frederick Maxson; voice in |
B flat with organ ace. [143 ©
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 « Jan. 30,
1913; E 301596; White- Smith music >
pub. ¢o., Boston. )
Six little recrea- |
wv
ho. 1, 1918
Benorp, I recy you A MYSTERY; music
by Fred W. Peace; mixed voices.
: (Sacred octavo ser ie no. 1076.)
? © Oct. 7, 1910; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1913;
E 301517; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
_ gow. [144
BEI UNS AM GOLDFISCHTEICH ; walzer-
- lied, duett, aus der grosse posse
' Puppchen, text von Alfred Schoén-
> feld, musik von Jean Gilbert. [145
i mee, 28.1912; 2 c, Jan. 11,
; 1913: E 306160; Thalia- theater-ver-
> lag, Berlin.
ELIEVE ME, I’M cor IT; words by Al-
ton Morgan, music by W Walter Mor-
row. Greensboro, N. C. Southland
music co. [146
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 29,
_ 1913; E 301553; Morgan & Morrow,
_ Greensboro, N. C.
VENEZIA; barcarola-serenata, di
_ Vincenzo Billi, op. 275; pf. [147
| © Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
BE 802166; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
de Gabriel Vicaire, musique de
Henri Biisser, op. 47, no. 2; quatour
on choeur pour voix de femmes.
[148
S © Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306048; Durand et cie., Paris.
ISLE; spiral glide, words and
music by M. E. Seward. [149
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1918; E 304045;
Marion EB. Seward, Mountain Home,
Ark.
ELLE OF CASTILE; Spanish waltz by
W. P. Truesdell; pf. San Leandro,
Cal. The California music press.
[150
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
_ E 300999; Weston P. Truesdell, San
Leandro, Cal.
See Poems.
Ot ee
Ss.
ELLS (THE) OF CORNEVILLE;
_ opera, words by Robert Planquette,
: music arr. by Bertha Remick; chorus
parts. 4to. (The laurel octavo, no.
} 301 a.) [151
- © Dec. 17, 1912; 2c. Jan. 9, 1918;
E 301162; ©. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
_ ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
‘ rangement. ]
Betts or Easter; words and music by
' F. A. Clark. [152
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 18, 1913;
B 301372; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.
78693—13——2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ELLE (LA) A VU SON DOUX AMI; poésie
comic
9
160
BENEATH THE DEAR OLD MOON; words
and music by John T. Mulligan.
[153
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 31, 1918;
E 391625; Frank Harding, New
York.
BENEDICITE IN G; words from the Bi-
ble, music by E. W. Naylor; with
organ ace. 4to. [154
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302486; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
BENEDICITE, OMNIA OPERA; words from
a prayer book, music by W. Fred
Jackson; in C. Shortened form.
4to. (The parish choir, no. 1551.)
[155
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1913:
E 302291; Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
BENEDICT (Mary C.) Six songs;
words by A. O. Shaughnessy et al,
music by M. C. Benedict. Contents:
If she but knew.—Lullaby.—Inmnita-
tion of Sedley.—I would I were the
drop of rain.—Love purified.—Bye-
bye. [156
© Sept. 7, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
BE 302209; A. E. Benedict, London.
BENEDICTION SERVICE; set to music by
Alfred Hollins, ed. by Samuel Greg-
ory Ould; voices in unison. 4to.
Cantiones sacre, no. 68.) [157
() dan. 22. 1913 2G Jan 23,
1918; E 302679; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
BENEDICTUS; music by Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, op. 82, nr. 1; fiir solostimmen,
chor, violine, harfe (oder klavier ad
lib) und orgel. [158
Jan, 18); 1913; 2c.” Jam, 29,
1913; E 302729; Carl Simon, musik-
verlag, Berlin.
— See also Drei orgel stucke aus op.
BENEDICTUS [and] AGNUS DEI; music
by T. Popplewell Royle; treble
voices and organ. (Modern church
services no. 155.) [159
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302301; Stainer & Bell ltd., Lon-
don.
BERCEUSE; by Chas. Edward Cone, op.
14; piano solo. [160
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 10,
1913; E 301260; Lagatree pub. co.,
Detroit.
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161
Berceuse—Continued.
—by H. B. Pasmore; violin or cello
and piano. [161
© Jans 21, A985 2 c.. dan. 24,
1918; E 304264; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
—by Edward German. 1. Piano.
2. Violin and piano. [162, 163
© Jan. 23, 1918; 2c. each Jan.
25, 1913; E 306038, 306039; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London.
——pby J. R. Morris, op. 21, no. 1; pf.
[164
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1918;
E 300823; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
— See also Transcriptions for
organ.
BERCEUSE TENDRE; I] fait si bon pres
de toi; by Leo Daniderff, arr. by
Carl F. Williams; orch. and piano
ace. 4to. [165
G) alan. 114, 21913. 2 e. dane 5,
19138; E 304022; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
BERINGER (Oscar) Impromptu; by
O. Beringer; pf. Continental finger-
ing. (Characteristic pieces, no.
13.) [166
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302194; Edwin Ashdown ltd,
London.
—— Intermezzo; by Oscar Beringer;
pf. Continental fingering. (Charac-
teristic pieces, no. 16.) [167
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 302196; Edwin Ashdown, lItd.,
London.
March; by O. Beringer; pf. Con-
tinental fingering. (Characteristic
pieces, no. 18.) [168
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
Nocturne; by O. Beringer; pf.
Continental fingering. (Character-
istic pieces, no. 17.) [169
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 302199; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
the
BeRKE (Emit) Sechs gesiinge; nach
texten von Storm und Hichendorff,
musik von EK. Berke. Compl. aus-
gabe. Contents: Stinchen.—
Nachts.—Durcheinander. —W eh-
mut.—Elfe.—Der Kehraus. [170
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2 c Jan. 13,
1912; BE 302440; Musikverlag Hos,
Se: bs hh., Berlin- Schéneberg, Ger-
many.
10
pt. 111,n.8.v.8 if!
BERLIN, DU HAST ES SO EILIG; stadt |?
bahncouplet aus der posse Grosse jj
Rosinen, von Rud. Bernauer und |}
Rud. Schanzer, musik von Walter |}
Kollo; klavier, mit uberlegtem text, jf
[171
© Aug. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. Jame 2, 1913; i
EH 302224; Drei masken verlag, g. if
m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ] 1 |
BEs’ OB ALL; a darky crooning song, Up
poem by Frederick H. Martens, mu- #f
sic by A. Walter Kramer, op. 32, no,
1b; high in F. [172
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 e Jan. 30, 8
1913; E 301582; G. Schirmer, New ff}
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- fF
rangement as a song, and text. ]
BESIDE THE OLD MILL STREAM; words |}
by N. De Camp music by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale co., inc. [173 jh
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913; if
E 304402; Nerma De Camp, Toms
River, N. J. y
BEYOND THE SMILING AND THE WEEP- jf
ING; song, music by W. F. Sudds;
organ acc. (Jn The Choir, Jan. ff
1913, vol. 14, no. 1.) [174 f
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913; ||
E 301234; Fillmore brothers co., |
Cincinnati.
BIEDEN (Dir); ged. von Hugo von
Hofmannsthal, musik von Walter |?
Bransen, nr. 5. (Lieder ftir eine
Singstimme mit klavierbegleitung, |}
NEW.) [175 §
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918; §
EH 3802264; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin. \f}
Big (THE) REVIEW; music by A. Her-
bert Brewer; chorus part. [176 .
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302178; Novello & co., ltd., Lon- |
don.
BILLY (THE) SUNDAY GLIDE; words by |
J. A. De Jarnett, music by Will
Held. aa 1
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1912; BE 301518; if
J. A. De Jarnette, East Liverpool, 0. |
BINGVILLE JUBILEE; two step, by Lizzie |
J. Rood; pf. [178
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 « Jan. 22,'%
1913; E 304254; Albert H, Rood & if
co., Buffalo. |
BirTHDAY (A); words by Christina | |
Rossetti, music by Cyril Scott; in D. |g
[179
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 16, 1918;
B 302522; Elkin & co., Itd., London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19138
BirteR SWEET; by Carl Jean Tolman;
pf. [180
© Jan. 2, 1918: 2c. Jan. 3, 1913;
‘ BE 3800849; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
‘Bizzarta; intermezzo, by L. P. Lau-
rendeau; full orch. and piano acc.
4to. [181
© Dec. 7, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300897; Carl Fischer, New York.
‘BLACK AND TAN; or, WHAT THE
PREACHER SAID; words and music by
J. T. Beattie. [182
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1912; BE 3010538;
' John T. Beattie, Philadelphia.
BLATTERFALL ; ged. von Heinrich Leut-
hold, musik von Georg Messner, op.
24. (Vier lieder, no. 3.) [183
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306208; Verlag Dreililien, Berlin.
‘BLESSED ARE THE DEAD. See Brahms
_ (Johannes)
‘BLESSED (THE) DAMOZEL; words by
Dante-Gabriel Rossetti, music by
Paul Bliss; recitation and piano acc.
[184
!
' © Jan. 2, 1918; 2c. Jan. 8, 1913;
E 301115; Willis music co., Cincin-
me nati,
(BLEST ARE THEY THAT MOURN.
Brahms (Johannes)
BLONDETTE ; valse elegante, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 262, no. 5; pf.
[185
| i} Jan. 27,; 1913: 2 c. Jan, 28,
| 1918; E 301495; M. Witmark & sons,
| New York.
BLONDINETTE; petite danse, musica de
Niccolo van Westerhout, riduzione
par Giovanni Ercolani; piccola or-
chestra. (Intermezzi musicali, no.
495.) [186
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302167; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Bioomine (THE) BAND IN THE LAND OF
| YAK; words by O. S. Cloud, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[187
- © Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 17, 1913;
_ E 304196; O. S. Cloud, Muncie, Ind.
BLUMENSTRAUSS (EIN) (A bouquet of
flowers) ; einleitung und walzer, von
Edmund Tiersch; grosses orchester.
(Tiersch’s orchester—ausgabe, ny od
:
See
——
© Dec. 25, 1912: 2 c Dec. 26,
1912; E 302704; E. Tiersch, New
» York.
OO ee
Bo-PrEEP; march, two step, by Harry J.
Lincoln, arr. by F. H. Losey; full
orch. and piano ace. 4to. [189 .
© Jan. 14, 1918: 2 ec. Jan. 15,
1918; E 804004; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
BoHEMIA; quartette and solo, words
by Wm. H. Peters, music by H. F.
Mac Coll; men’s voices. 4to. [190
© Jan. 10, 1918; 2 e Jan. 13,
19138; E 3801804; C. W. Thompson
& co., Boston.
BONNIE BLUE'S; march, by Paris Cham-
bers, arr. by Adolphe Dumont; full
orch. and piano. 4to. [191
© Dee. 7, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300986; Carl Fischer, New York.
BONNIE SCOTLAND; overture by EH. N.
Catlin, op. 83, arr. by S. K. Wright;
full orch. with piano acc. [192
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 3800895; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Boogie (THE) MAN; words by G. H.
Robinson, music by F. J. Cummings.
[1938
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2c. Jan. 8, 1913;
BE 301124; F. J. Cummings, St. Paul.
BOSNIAN BELLES; waltz, by Gerald Er-
min; pf. [194
©) 7 Jan. Ah, 1915 7) 2 eu san, 21,
1918; E 302609; Walsh, Holmes &
co., London.
Boston (THE) ROTARIAN; words and
music by H. Franklin King. [195
© Fane It 191s: 2) 'e; Jan.) 15,
1918; E 301448; Henry F. King,
Cambridge, Mass.
Bower (THE) OF LOVE; words by Mrs.
G. Satterlee, music by Hugene Platz-
mann, [196
Gyo San: | 107 19134" 2) e. Fam 23,
1913; E 304271; Mrs. G. Satterlee,
Brooklyn.
Boy BLUE; words by Eugene Field,
music by H. W. Howard; med. voice.
Washington, E. F. Droop & sons.
(In Four songs, no. 3.) [197
© Jan. 18,1918: 2 c. Jan. 14,
1918; E 301331; Harry Wheaton
Howard, Washington.
Boy (THE) scouTs; march and two
step by Paul Henneberg; pf. [198
© Dec. 17, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300896; Carl Fischer, New York.
; 11
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 4
Boy (THE) scouts—Continued.
—— —— von Rich. Place: klavier.
[199
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1913;
EK 306157; Ferdinand Zierfuss,
Darmstadt, Germany.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Blessed are the
dead; requiem, words anon, music
by Johannes Brahms, ed. by John
E. West; mixed voices. 4to. (No-
vello’s octavo choruses, no. 831.)
[200
© Jan. 29, 1918: 2 c. Jan. 30,
1913; E 302728; Novello & co., 1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
—— Blest. are they that mourn; re-
quim by Brahms, ed. by Jobn BF.
West; mixed voices. (Octavo cho-
ruses, no. 830.) [201
© Jan. 30, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 331,
1913; E 306211; Novello & co., Itd..
London. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
—— Little (The) sandman; part song,
English words by W. G. Rothery,
German volkslied with ace. by J.
Brahms, arr. by John E. West: trio
for female voices. 4to. (Octavo
edition, no. 443.) [202
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913:
E 302175; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
——Sandminnchen; aus den volks-
kinderliedern, von J. Brahms, bear-
beitet von Otto Wittenbecher: fiir
kleines orchester. mit klavierbeg-
leitung. 4to. [203
© Sept. 21, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302262; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
BREAD AND CHEESE AND KISSES; duet,
from Frivolous Geraldine, words by
Horatio G. Winslow, music by Her-
bert P. Stothart and Jos. E. How-
ard. [204
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2c. Jan. 7, 1918 ;
H} 301269; Charles K. Harris, New
York.
BREAK FORTH INTO Joy; anthem for
Haster or general use by Frederick
Maxson; mixed voices and organ.
4to. (The choral service, no. 800.)
[205
© Jan. 27, 1913: 2 c Jan. 30.
1918; E 301594; White-Smith musie
pub. co., Boston.
BREAK, LIGHT DIVINE; sacred song,
pt. 11, 1. 8., v. 8 |
words by S. E. Mekin, music by
Alfred Wooler. [ 20€
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 © Jan, 3f
1918; E 301475; William Maxwel
music co., New York. 7
BREATH OF THE ROSE; words by L.
Carroll, music by Jack Cronshaw. |
[207 ||
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1918; B 301503" |
Luella Katherine Carroll, Los An-
geles.
BRIDE TO BE IN JUNE; words and |
music by Mrs. R. B. Boring. Wash- |
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. |
[208 |
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 @ ganas Il
1913; E 304176; Mrs. R. B. Boring,
Phoenix, Ariz. ‘
BRIGHT AND MERRY; polka caprice, by
R. S. Morrison; pf. [209
© Jan. 27, 1918; 2 @ Jan. 27a |
1918; E 304864; Theo. Presser co.. 4
Philadelphia.
BRILLIANT FANTASIA; on the opera |
Lohengrin by Richard Wagner, by |
I. Leybach, op. 125, ed. and fingered
by Henry Levey; piano. [210
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913; |]
EK 300781; G. Schirmer, New York. |
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
BRIN D’AMOUR; romance sans paroles,
par B. de Souza; pf. [211
-© 1c. Jan. 15, 1918; E 304019;
Th. Baretto de Souza, New York.
BRING BACK YOUR LOVE; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [212
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304577; Jean Schwartz co., inc.,
New York.
3R00K (THE) See Out of doors.
—— See also Small hands.
BROWN-EYED SuE; words by R. Har-
rison, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [213
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304493; Rolla Harrison, Long-
view, Tex.
BucHaL (HERMANN) Fiinf inter-
mezzi; von Hermann Buchal, op.
17, nos. 1-5; klavier. [214
© Dee. 20, 1912: 2 ce. each Jan. 6,
1913; E 302354; Ed. Bote & G. Bock
Berlin.
12
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
Busser (HENRI) Douze_ vocalises
études melodiques; par Henri Biis.
ser; sop. ou ténor. Edition A. 4to.
[215
© Dec, 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21,
1913; BE 302627; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
Bucie cALt; fellowship songs, words
and musie by C. W. Coe. 4to. [216
© Dee. 19, 1912; 2 c Dec. 23,
1912; A 3829678; Corilla Winfield
Coe, Atlanta.
Bucs BAG; by N. B. Kohler; pf. [217
So dem 22, 7918: 2 c.' Jan. 22,
1913; E 304251; Nina [B.] Kohler,
Sherman, Tex.
Butt (THE) MOOSE RAG; by Charles
E. Wright. [218
sen, 11. .1913:. 2 c.: Jan: :27,
1913; E 304846; C. Edward Wright
& co., Chicago.
BUNNY HUG RAG; by Kenneth VY. Aben-
dana; pf. [219
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 20,
1913; E 301427; Globe music co.,
New York.
BURLESQUE (LA); overture by Franz
von Suppé, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
: orch. with piano conductor. [220
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300894; Carl Fischer, New York.
|
Bur sHE DON’T KNOW HOW TO PLAY
.
PIANO; words and music by John
Dutton Wansor. [221
: © 1c. Dec. 30, 1912; E 301398;
_ David A. Martin, Derby, Ia.
-BUrTERFLY’s (THE) sone. See Two
| songs; music by Harry T. Dickin-
son.
« A HAPPY SONG; words by James
Rowe, music by J. M. Hagan. [222
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 301177; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
By-tow. See Child songs.
BY THE MILL; reverie, by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 100, no. 5; pf. (Melody’s
garden, no. 5.) [223
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1918;
' E 300865; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston,
By THE OLD NortH RIVER SIDE; words
| by F. S. Smith, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
| kus Dugdale co., ine. [224
] © Dee. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 17,
| 1913; E 804192; Fred S. Smith,
) Lynchburg, Va.
'
BY THE SIDE OF THE RIPPLING BROOK;
DY wit, Morris, op, 21, no. 3; pf.
[225
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1918;
BH 800824: Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
By THE YUKON TRAIL; a story of the
Alaskan gold-field, words by J. Mil-
ton Hayes, music by R. Fenton
Gower. (Musical monologues, no.
84.) [226
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2 c Jan. 25,
1918;. E 806024; Reynolds & co.,
London.
Bye-Bye. See Benedict (Mary C.)
C. H. S. JANUARY CLASS-1913 WALTZ
SONG: words by Helen Champion,
musie by Chas. W. Chylinski; pf.
and chorus. [227
Jan. (22, VOISs \.2-e. , Fame! 22,
1918; E 3804247; C. W. Chylinski,
Detroit.
CA E LA; maxixe aristocratico do
Brasil, arr. et harmonisée par M.
Sarrablo; piano seul avec texte.
[228
KC) da. 41, 1918 2° .e; Tan. 13,
1918; E 302470; Casa Dotésio, Ma-
drid.
CABARET (THE) GLIDE; words by Jean
Havez, music by Henry Lodge.
Oy. dane ts.) 4013 * 2G. Jam, 4:
1918; E 301850; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
CALL (THE) FOR REAPERS; words by
Geo. W. Sebren, music by Ira T.
Foust. [280
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301213; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.-
CALL (THE) OF THE ANGELUS; words
by J. P. Bogue, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [231
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304487; J. P. Bogue, Mobile.
CALL (THE) OF THE DEEP; arietta, by
Cc. W. Bennet; trombone. 4to.
(Concert edition for military band,
no. 249.) [282
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c. Jan: 11, 1913;
E 301273: Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton.
13
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233
CALL (THE) OF THE WEST; words by
I. F. Ivey, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [233
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 19138;
E 304490; Ida F. Ivey, Troy, Ala.
CALVARY; a cantata, by Henry Wessel;
soli and chorus of mixed voices.
4to. [234
© Jan. 25, 1018; 2 ¢c. Jan. 28,
1913; F 301512; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
CAMEILLE REVERIE; by Edward Mor-
row; pf. [285
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 ¢c. Jan. 6, 19138;
BE 3010386; D. Kenneth Morrow, Day-
ton, O.
CANOE soNG; words and music by J.
McBride. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. ine. [286
G.. Dee, 15, 1012: Be. - ans 47,
19138; E 304186; John McBride,
Acme, Wyo.
CAN'T STOP RAGTIME; two or one step,
by Pete Washington; pf. [237
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1918;
HE 302363; Gould & co., London.
CAN’T YOU COME WITH. ME TO LOVE-
LAND? words by R. Garrett, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[238
Cc Deis. “101s <2 ee Jan. 17,
1918; E 3804148; Randall Garrett,
Brownell, Kan.
CAN’T YOU LOVE ME; words by Mrs.
D. Ritter, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [239
fy eC. (15,<1012*).2 2. Deec. 21,
1912; BH 301433; Mrs. Daniel Ritter,
York, Pa.
CAPTIVE (THE) See Rachmaninoff
(S.); Six choruses.
CARGILL (EVELYN) ‘Two songs; words
and music by Evelyn Cargill; low
or med. voice. Contents: Life’s yes-
terday.—Memory’s rose. [240
© Jan. 15, 1918:°2"¢. Jan. 17;
1913; E 3802542; Hikin & co., Itd.,
London.
CARISTIONA; from Sea tangle, words
collected by Kenneth Macleod, Clan-
ranald air collected by Frances
Tolmie, arr. by M. Kennedy-Fraser.
[241
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 9, 1918;
BE 302366; Marjory Kennedy-Fraser,
London.
14
pt. 111, 0. 8., v. 8 |i
CARMEN; marcha two-step por Alfred
Pacheco; pf. Mexico, Mex., arigu
Mungufa. [24
© Aug. 10, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 2, 1918
BH 302212; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, Ne
York. {
Carot (A) FOR BOYS; words by Bisho
Walsham How, music by Fredk. A
Keene. (Christmas carols, no. 16.
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 «. Jan. Tau
1913; EH 302478; Stainer & Bell ltd, |}
London. oH
CAROL FOR CHRISTMAS MORN ; words by |
Edwin Wauch, music by. Frederick }
A. Keene. (Christmas carol, 1 0. |
17.) 44
© Dec. 31, 1912552 ten. 1
1913; H 302474 Stainer & eka: Itd.
London.
CARRY A MESSAGE; words by Ida
Reed, music by J. O. Long. [245
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918;
EF a0liti : 7. Owen Long, Harrison- |
burg, Va.
CASCABELETA (LA); caucion gitana, |
letra de Jeronimo Gdmez, musica
de Felipe Orejon.
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢ Jam 2, 19135 }}
EL 302841; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
CAVENDISH; two steps by Mouton ||
[and] Darimont. No. 1 Orchestre.
dito. No. 2.4 [247, 248 ||
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. each Jan. 27,
1913; E 306049, 306050; Durand et
cie., Paris.
CELLO (THE) FELLOW; lyrics by Theo. }
| Stempfel jr., music by Herbert P.
Stothart and Jos. E. Howard. [249
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2c. Jan. 7, 1913;
EK 301098; Chas. K. Harris, New |
York.
CHANSON D’HIVER; de Peines d’amour
perdues, poesie de Camille de Sainte- |
Croix, musique de Paul Vidal; |
mezzo soprano. (Chansons de |,
Shakespeare, ire série, D.) [250
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 Game |
1913; E 306109; Heugel & cie., Paris.
CHANSON DE PRINTEMPS; de Peines |
d’amour perdues, poesie de Camille
de Sainte-Croix, musique de Paul
Vidal; mezzo sopranv. (Chansons
de Shakespeare, lre série, B.) [251 %
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 & Janeen t
1918; EH 306110; Heugel & cie., Paris.
‘no. 1, 1913
CHANSON DE VENISE; sérénade par Jan
Rudenyi; violon et piano. [252
mec, 16, 1012; 2 ce Jan: 7,
1913; BH 302356; B. Schott’s séhne,
| Mainz, Germany.
CHANSON ITALIENNE; par Pierre M.
Marsick; violon avee accompt. de
~ piano. (Deux piéces, no. 1.) [253
| K) Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21,
» 19138; E 302621; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
‘CHANSON SANS PAROLES; by Wm.
Ebann, op. 5, no. 1; violoncello and
piano. [ 254
© Woy. 80, 1912; 2 c Jan. 18,
19138; B 302398; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York.
CHANSONETTE.
the organ.
CHANT A MELISANDE; romance in D,
by Jan Rudenyi; violon et piano.
See Transcriptions for
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Jan. 7, 1913;
BE 802357; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
CHANT bD’AMOUR; by Sigismund Sto-
jowski, op. 26, no. 8; rev. and fin-
gered by Maurice Gould; pf. (Su-
perior ed. no. 1863.) [256
© Dee. 9, 1912; 2c Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300900; Carl Fischer, New York.
{Copyright is claimed on revision
and fingering.]
CHANT MATINAL; par Saul Saegel; vio-
lon et piano. (Le début du violon;
8éme serie. 2e. degré.—Harmonies
champétres, no. 21.) [257
i 4Dec> 28, 1912-2) ce’. Jan; 21,
1913; E 302616; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
CHANT MELANCOLIQUE; von Gustav
Lazarus, op. 159, nr. 5; klavier.
(Kleine geschicten am klavier, nr.
5). [258
© Aug. 3, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302248; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
CHE MI AMIGO; tango argentin by
[Joaquin] Valverde and [Henri]
Herpin; pf. [259
© Jan. 26, 1913; 2c. Jan. 29,
1913; E 302715; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is claimed
on revised arrangement. ]
CHEER, CHEER, THE GANG’S ALL HERE.
See Wisconsin football jingles.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
270
CHEERFUL (THE) BOBOLINK; novelette
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf. Feathered
songsters, no. 5). [260
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 ¢«. Jan. 14,
1918; EF 8013856; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
CHEMIN (LE) DU creL (Himmelspfad) ;
méditation sur Noél, par Henri Van
Gael, op. 182. 1. Piano & 2 mains.
2. Piano & 4 mains. 38. Violon et
piano. [261-265
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Jan.
138, 1918; H 302416-802418; Otto
Junne, Leipzig. [Copyright claimed
on arrangement. |
CHERUBIC (THE) HYMN; words trans-
lated and adjusted to the music by
Charles Winfred Douglas, music by
A. Gretchaninov op. 29. [264
Cy Jans C26; 19IBie 2 |e.) Tani: 27,
1918; E 3048388; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on editing. ]
CHEZ LA MARQUIS; air dans le style
ancien par Albert Armaud; violon
et piano. (Trois petites piéces, no.
1.) [265
© Dee, 28, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 27,
1918; E 3806042; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CHICAGO; words and music by I.
Turner. [266
©: 2 edan. 13, 1913; B: 301805;
Ida Turner, Chicago.
CHICK. (THE), CHICK, CHICKEN FLIP;
words by W. Tracey, music by Gene
Gullinan. [267
fam 1G)? tons: 2) e,” Jan, ¢ 16;
1918; EK 804059; William Tracey
music pub. co., New York.
CHICKEN REEL; march and two step
by E. M. Claus; full orch. and piano
ace. 4to. [268
© Dee. 14, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
FE 800898; Carl Fischer, New York.
CHILD SONGS; words and music by
Otis M. Carrington. 4to, Contents:
1. The wind.—2. The rain.—3. The
frog.—4. By-low.—5. Cock-a-doo-dle-
doo.—-6, Choo-choo-choo. [269
© Jan. 10, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 16, 1913;
E 304062; Myers and Carrington,
Redwood City, Cal.
CHILDHOOD DAYS; words by Mrs. BD.
Green, music by Jack Stanley,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [270
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
i 304517; Mrs. Hrnest Green, Leaf,
iss,
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, 0. S., Vie
aT ie
Cutrropractor; The new doctor; words
and music by E. F. Miller. [271
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 19138;
FE 300840; Edward F. Miller, Morgan
Park, ‘fil.
CHIRPING (THE) SPARROWS; Scherzo by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf. (Feathered
songsters, no. 10.) [272
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2c. Jan. 21,1913;
E 301462; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CHG@UR DES CHASSEURS; de Comme il
vous plaira, poesie de Camille de
Sainte-Croix, musique de Paul Vi-
dal; soli et cheeur 4 4 voix mixtes.
(Chansons de Shakespeare, ire Sse-
rie, I.) [273
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306111; Heugel & cie., Paris.
CH00-CHOO-CHOO. See Child songs.
CHOSEN: song of Israel, words and
melody by A. Rudy. [274
i) ean, eo, 101 2 re. phan. 2a,
1913; E 301614; Abraham Rudy, Ral-
eigh, N. C.
CHRIST IS RISEN; anthem, words by
Florence Lane Dresser, music by J.
Truman Wolcott. 4to. (275
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2c. Jan. 15, 1913;
E 304000; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
—— Easter anthem, words from the
Bible, music by E. Minshall, arr. by
George B. Nevin; men’s voices in
four parts. 4to. [276
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 15, 1918;
E 304001; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
CHRISTMAS BELLS; words by Henry W.
Longfellow, music by A. W. Wood.
24 mo. ob. [277
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 25, 1918;
I. 304565; Alice Wolcott Wood, Dans-
ville, N. Y.
CHURCHILL-GRINDELL SONG BOOK NO. 4;
songs for primary and intermediate
grades. 4to. [278
© Jan. 17, 1918; 2c. Jan. 17, 1918;
EK 301382; Churchill - Grindell co.,
Platteville, Wis.
Cuutr! PAs DE BRUIT; marcietta par
Georges Bernard, op. 184; pf. [279
© Dec. 28,1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913;
BE 302613; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
‘et cie., Paris.
LE
CINGALLEGRA; melodrama in 8 atti
Alberto Colantuoni,
mando Seppilli; riduzione per canto
e pianoforte.
© Oct. 4, 1912; 2 e. Oct! 2a, a9a25
B- 802sn2:
lano, Italy.
CIRIBIRIBIN ; vocal waltz, words by J. C.
Macy, music by A. Pestalozza, ed. |
and arr. by Frederick H. Ripley and |
sopranos 1, 2 and ©
(Standhope
H. LL. Hearia:
alto, bass ad lib. Ato.
r=] Aaa 0 Ol pe [281
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2 @ Jan. 21, |
1918: E 301459; White-Smith music _
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on editing and arrange- —
ment. |
City (THE) BEAUTIFUL; march and —
two step by F. C. Lampham; pf.
[282
© Jan. 22, 19183 2 cya
1913; E 301617; F. Clayton Lamp-
ham, Rochester, N. Y.
CLAIR DE LUNE; words from Sappho,
music by Edmund R. Brown, op. 4,
no. 2. (Two songs, no. 2.) [283
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1918:
EH 300814; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
CLAIRS DE LUNE; mélodie par M. A.
Guyot; chant et piano. [284
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c) dame 21,
1918; E 3806051; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
CLARETTE AND I; words and music by
F. R. A. Pingree. [285
© Jan. 27, 1918+) 2G eae
1913; E 3801580; F. R. A. Pingree,
Boston.
CLIMBING ROSE; three step by Lizzie J.
Rood; pf. [286
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 eo gem ee:
1913; E 304255; Albert E. Rood &
co., Buffalo.
CLORINDA SINGS; music by Thos. Vin-
cent Cator; in F. [287
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 « Jan. 30,
1918; E 301564; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
CLOSED (THE) pDooR; duet, words by
Mrs. E. C. Huckabee, music by E. C.
Huckabee. [288
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Dee. 30, 1912;
E 301287; E. ©. Huckabee, Hills-
boro, Tex.
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musica di Ar- }
Edoardo Sonzogno, a |
} ;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19138
306
CLOSER STILL; words by David J.
Beattie, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[289
evan. 15, 49193°°2'c Jans 17,
1918: E 3804114; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
CLoup (THE) MESSANGER; ode founded
on a Sanscrit poem of Kalidasa,
words and music by G. vy. Holst, op.
30; chorus and piano. Vocal score.
4to. [290
i pec. 31, 1912; 2 c Jan. 13,
1918; E 802479; Gustav von Holst,
London.
CLUSTER (A) OF IJIRELAND’S GREEN
SHAMROCKS; words by Timothy A.
Murphy, music by Chauncey Van
Demark. [291
Sweaam, Jt, 1010; Ze. Jan, 16,
19138; E 304079; Jerome Wichulis,
Sacred Heart, Okla.
CoCK-A-DOO-DLE-D00. See Child songs.
CocKTAIL (THE) soNG; lyric and music
by Arthur Sherwood Kendall. [292
© Jan. 13, 1918; 2 ¢c. Jan. 14,
1913; E 301351; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
COEUR D'ALENE; caprice, by Arthur
Wellesley, arr. by A. W. Hughes;
orch. 4to. [293
© Jan. i29,.1915; 2 c Jan. St,
1918; E 301628; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston.
COLLEGE DAYS; words by Jack Stanton,
music by Jessie Day. [294
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 300802; Schneider and Stanton,
Chicago.
CoLtomBa (LA) (The dove) ; folk song
of Tuscany, English version by
Alma Strettell, music arr. by Kurt
Schindler, op. 12, no. 3; med. voice.
[295
© Jan. 23, 1918: 2 ec. Jan. 24,
1913; E 306011; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
revision and editing. ]
—— —— with piano acc. [296
Jan) 16)'°1998: 2 ¢..Jan, 17,
1913; E 304106; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
revision and editing.]
CoLoRADO; words by D. B. Cameron,
music by P. Menzies; 4 part chorus.
[297
© Jan 15, 1913: 2 « Jan. 20,
1913; E 301505; D. B. Cameron and
Peter Menzies, Denver.
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CoLtorAbDo (THE), DENVER AND CHI-
cago; words by C. C. Cragg, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[298
©) Dec. 15), I91Ps0 2c.) Jans, 17,
1918; E ‘3804228; Christopher C.
Cragg, Newburgh, N. Y.
COLUMBIA’S CALL; words and music by
H. H. Fowler, arr. by J. W. Mc-
Kenzie. [299
© 1c, Oct. 12, 1912; H 801590;
Herman H. Fowler, Oakland, Cal.
CoLUMBINE; by Frank Bridge; pf. (3
piano pieces, no. 1.) [800
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 ce. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302500; Augener lItd., London.
CoME ALONG O’ME! words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Edward Bright-
well; baritone voice. London, The
Shaftesbury music co. [801
© Dee. 12, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 3. 1913;
E 302292; P. J. O’Reilly, London.
COME AWAY, DEATH; words by Shake-
speare, music by G. Molyneux Pal-
mer, op. 14, no. 1. (Male voice choir
library, no. 31.) [3802
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302307; Stainer & Bell, 1td., Lon-
don.
COME BACK, MY LOVE, TO ME; words by
J. W. Vallandingham, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [803
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304545; J. W. Vallandingham,
Glendale, Ky.
CoME, DANCE AND SING; three-part
song, words and music by Frieda
Peycke; women’s voices with piano
ace. 4to. (Octavo women’s voices,
no. 88.) [304
©) Jans) 13), 19132 @)) Jame 16,
1913; E 304063; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
COME DANCE WITH ME; words by
George White, music by Billy
Gaston. [305
© Jan, 27, 1913:. 2°*e:. Jan. 29;
1913; E 301605; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
COME, LET’S TRY IT TOGETHER; words
by S. C. Walls, music by A. A. M.
Dewing. [306
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1918; BE 301500;
A. A. M. Dewing and S. Chas. Walls,
Centerville, Md. .
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307
COME ON OUT My LINDy LOU; words by
BE. Schwingenstein and Bert Carrol,
music arr. by Otto Merz; orch. he
[
© Jan: 28, 1913: 2 2, san. 728;
1913; E 301528; Hdwin Schwingen-
stein, Pittsburgh.
CoME, SING TO ME; on the celebrated
song by Jack Thompson, transcribed
by Gustave Colin; pf. [308
(©) Jan. 15,1913: 2 ec. Jan. 16;
19138; E 302524; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
COME TAKE A SAIL WITH ME; words by
A. L. Smith, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [309
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
BE 304461; A. Lent Smith, Brooklyn.
COME TO MY LAND OF LOVE DREAMS;
words by E. Ray Goetz, music by
Franz Lehar. [810
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301047; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on lyrics.]
CoME uUNTo Him. See Gounod (C. F.)
COME UNTO JESUS; words and melody
by J. W. T. Givens, har. by J. M.
Hunt. F311
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c Jan. 6,1913:
E 300968; John W. T. Givens, Car-
thage, Mo.
ne
COME UNTO ME; anthem, words from
the Bible, music by I. Davidson;
male voices. 4to. (Church choir
library, no 155.) [312
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 3023804; Stainer & Bell, itd., Lon-
don.
——— words and melody by J. W. T&T
Givens, har. by J. M. Hunt. [313
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 300967; John W. Sif Givens, Car.
thage, Mo.
COME YE BLESSED oF My Fatuer; four
part song, words from the Bible,
music by Will C. Macfarlane; mixed
voices. 4to. (Octavo sacred music
for mixed voices, no. 2396.) [314
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 8, 19138;
E 301298; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
pt. 111, 0. 8., v. &
CoME YE FAITHFUL; Easter ie
poem from. The hymnal, music by
F. Leon Percippe; mixed voices
with organ ace. 4to. [81
© Jan. 28, 19138; 2 ¢ Jan. Soe i
1918; E 801598; William Maxi |
music co., New York.
COME, YE SAINTS; anthem for Haster,
words by Thomas Kelly, music by
H. Elliot Button. 1. Voices in uni-
son. 2. 4 pt. mixed yoices: 4to. 7% }j
[316, 317 |
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 31,
1913; EH 306209, 306210; Novello &
co., 1td., London.
CoMING (THE) NATION; March and |
two step by Averry V. Wolfrum; pf. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
inc. [318 |
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2) Gea |
1913; H 804187; A. V. Wolfrum, Chi- |
cago. |
CONCERT STUDY; by Felix Swinstead, |
op. 20; piano. [319 |
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 18, 1913; |
EH 302577; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
CONCERTO GROSSO oP. 6, NO. XI; kam- |
merkonzert, von Arcangelo Corelli, |
herausgegeben von MHjalmar von |
Dameck; fiir zwei solo-violinen, solo- |
violoncello und _ streich-orchester- —
nebst cembalo (klavier) ad lib. |
Partitur. [320 |
© Aug. 14, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 19133 |
E 302256; Raabe & Plothow, Berlin. |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- |
ment. ]
CoNCONE (GIUSEPPE) Fifty lessons in |
singing (50 lecons de chant) ; by G. |
Concone, op. 9. Hd. by Dr. L. Benda, |
with English text by Theodore T.
Barker, bk. 1; Isidore Martinez, bk. ||
2. 4to. (Ditson ed. no. 150) [82] |
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 @ gameease |
1913; A 329992; Oliver Ditson ¢o., |
Boston. |
CONQUESTS; words by Mrs. S. EH. G.
Allen, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
ine. [322 |
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304532; Mrs. S. E. G. Allen, Lon- |
don, Ontario, Canada. |
CONSERVATOR (THE); march and two |
step, by Will J. Nicholson, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; full orchestra. 4to. |
[323: :
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 300769; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila- |
delphia.
18
&
a
“no. 1, 1913
; MUSICAL GOMPOSITIONS
342
CONSIDER THE LILIES; three part song,
words from the Bible, music by Paul
Bliss; women’s voices. 4to. (Oc-
tavo women’s voices, no. 90.) [3824
oo van, 13, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 16,
1918; E 304064; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
CONTE BLEU; pavane, par Henri José;
orch. 4to. [825
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c Jan. 16,
1913; E 302529; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CoPELAND’s (LES) 38th street rag; by
L. Copeland; piano. [826
ewan, 17, 1918; 2c .Jan. 17,
1913; E 304110; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
CoquETTeE (THE); by Arthur Edward
Johnstone, arr. by Gaston Borch;
full orch. and piano acc. 327
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918;
B 300899; Carl Fischer, New York.
CORE GUAGLIONE: melodia napoletana,
parole di Carlo De Flaviis, musica di
Angelo Vagnetti, op. 160; mezzo sop.
or bar.
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302168; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
CoRRALINE; words by C. Schatz, music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [829
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304505; Clara Schatz, Hemet, Cal.
- CorracE (THE) BY THE RIVER; words
by Mrs. R. C. Laws, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [330
© Dee. 15, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 17,
1913; E 304217; Mrs. R. C. Laws,
Hagaman, Ill.
CoTTAGE (THE) WHERE THE RED ROSES
GROW ; words by Jas. B. Rogers, mu-
sic by Harry Verona. [331
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 @ Jan. 20,
1913; E 301428; Globe music co.,
New York.
Coucou (LE) INDISCRET; par Robert
Charles Martin, op. 56, no. 2; pf.
[832
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 « Jan. 21,
1913; E 302614; Emile Leduc et P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
COULD YOU LOVE ME HONEY; words by
Lane and Parrish, music by M. C.
_Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [333
© Dec. ‘31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304494; Mrs. J. W. Lane, Grosse
Point Shore, Mich.
[328
Cour (LA) DES Lys; prélude, acte 1
Le martyre de Saint Sébastien, mu-
sique de Claude Debussy, transcrip-
tion par Jacques Charlot; piano &
4 mains. [334
© Dec; 28, 1912;°2 ¢«: Jan. 27,
1913; E 306074; Durand et cgie.,,
Paris.
Cozy (THE) COTTAGE BY THE PIKE;
words by J. K. Patterson, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [335
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304409; J. K. Patterson, Burling-
ton, Col.
CRADLE (A) sone; by Arthur Hart-
mann;; violoncello and pf. [336
© Dee. 17, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300901; Carl Fischer, New York.
— theme from Gottschalk, arr. by M.
C. Baldwin; organ. Svo. ob. (Com-
positions and arrangements for
organ, no. 12.) [Bat
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1918;
FE 801132; Minor C. Baldwin, Mid-
dletown, Conn. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
words by Ruth Raymond, music
by T. Frederick Francis; solo and
quartet. [338
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300797; Thomas F. Francis, Ish-
peming, Mich.
—— See also Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
Crazy TIM; words by F. D. Sims, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[839
KC) mer: 15, 1912+ '2 e. Jane 17,
1913; E 304170; F. D. Sims, Aurora,
1 eae
CREPUSCULE; quatuor vocal, poéme de
Emile Toscano, musique de Victor
Aubine; voix égales. [840
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 302615; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
CRIMSON (A) ROSE; words by G. Jer-
velund, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [3841
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304496; Gertrude Jervelund, Mid-
dlesborough, England.
Cross AND CROWN; words and music
by C. W. Vaughan. [842
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301197; Chas. W. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
343
pt. III, 0. 8., v. &
CRUSADER (THE) MARCH; by J. Ph.
Sousa, rev. by Paul Henneberg: full
band. 4to. [343
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1918;
KF 300902: Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Cuckoo's sone. See Becker (George)
CUDDLE SNUG AND WARM; plantation
lullaby, words by A. H. Hyatt, music
by W. F. Sudds, ed. and arr. by
Frederic HH. Ripley and... BL: LL.
Heartz; 2 sopranos and alto, bass
ad lib. 4to. (The Stanhope edition,
no 171) [344
© Jan, 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. Ov 79t8;
E 301158; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on editing and arranging. |
CUPID ABROAD; words by A. M. Dough-
erty, music by Jane Francis Payne.
[345
(1 ‘e.. dan, °27,. 1918: BH 304332 ;
Ann Marie Dougherty. Owensboro,
1. ¥.
CurFEw (THE) Hour. See Sylvan
scenes.
CURLY LOCKS; waltz by Daniel Rowe;
pf. [346
© Jan. 27, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304365; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
OYRANO; opera in four acts, text by
W. J. Henderson, after the drama by
Edmond Rostand, music by Walter
Damrosch. Vocal score. [347
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918:
D 19231; G. Schirmer, New York.
CYTHERE; valse by Francis Egerton,
arr. by Arthur Wood; orch. 4to.
(Orchestral journal, no. 680.) [348
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2c. Jan. 16, 1913:
E 302519; Chappell & co., ltd.. Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
piano ace. 4to. (Orchestral
journal, no. 680.) [349
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 27,1913:
EK 306151; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
DA HASTE WAS FURS GELD; complet aus
grosse posse, Puppchen, text von
Alfred Schénfeld, musik von Jean
Filbert. [350
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913:
E 302321 : Thalia-theater-verlag, Ber-
lin. t
DADDY HAS A SWEETHEART AND MOTHER
|
;
¥
4
IS HER NAME; and When I told the |
sweetest girl the sweetest story ever
told; medley waltz, by Dave Stam-
per, arr. by Carl F. Williams; orch® |
4to.
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 4) siae
E 300871; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
rangement. ]
DAILY TECHNICAL EXERCISES AND COM-
PLETE COURSE OF SCALE STUDIES; by G.
Parés rev. by E. Claus. No.1. B flat
cornet, valve trumpet or fluegelhorn.
No. 2. E flat bass or HE flat bass or
F bass. 4to.
© Nov. 16, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300906 ; 300907; Carl Fischer, New —
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
No. 1. Baritone, Euphonium
or B flat bass. Treble clef. No. 2.
Bassoon. No. 3. Slide trombone.
Treble clef. Ato.
© Dec. 19, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300903-300905 ; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
clef. No. 2. B flat clarinet. No. 3:
Alto clarinet or bass clarinet. No. 4.
Valve trombone. Treble clef. WNo. 5.
E flat clarinet. No. 6. Saxophone.
Ato.
© Dec. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300908-300913 ; Carl Fischer, New |
York.
vision. ]
[Copyright is claimed on re-
E flat cornet. 4to.
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300914; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision.]
Daisy (THE) CHARM; words and
melody, by M. G. English, musical
ace. by Josephine Forsyth. [364
© Jan. 24,1913: 2 eo ogee
19138; E 304360; Marion Ghen
English, Cleveland, O.
DAISY DAY; written by Arthur Law-
rence, composed by John Neat.
[365 |
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
: 302179; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don.
DANCE (THE) ; three part chorus, mu-
sic by Molloy and Wilkins; women’s
voices. 4to. [3866
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1918:
EH 301113; Willis musie ¢co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
—— See also Small hands.
20
[351
[Copyright is claimed on ar-
[352, 353 —
[354, 356 |
No.1. Slidetrombone. Bass |
[357, 362 |
[863
“no. 1, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
DANCE OF THE ELVES; valse by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 100, no. 1; pf.
(Melody’s garden, no. 1.) [367
© Jan: 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
& 300869; B. F. Wood music co.,
- Boston.
DaNce (THE) OF THE FAIRIES; Hun-
garian folk song, English words by
Mrs. G. Federlein, music arr. from
EK. J. Biedermann by Alfred J. Sil-
ver; chorus of mixed voices. 4to.
[3868
© Jan. 29, 1918; 2 @ Jan. 380,
1918; E 301587; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
DANCE OF THE LITTLE INDIANS; by
Mathilde Bilbro; pf. [369
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 8, 1913;
E 301118; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
DANCE OF THE MILKMAIDS; by Ed-
mund Neville; pf. (Summerland,
no. 1.) [370
: © Jan: 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 9, 1913;
E 301146; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
DANCE OF THE MOONBEAMS; polka
rondo by L. Fischel; pf. [371
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1918; E 3015438;
Leo Fischel, New York.
DANCE OF THE WOOD-NYMPHS; alle-
gretto vivace interrupted by March
of Brownies, by Celeste D. Heck-
scher; No. 1. Violin and pf. No. 2.
Violin part. (To the forest, no. 3.)
[372, 373
© Jan. .20, 1913; 2 ce. each Jan.
ai, 1913; B 301446, 301447; H. W.
Gray co., New York.
DANCE WITH ME MY DEARIE; words
and music by T. James Baird, jr.
[
74
©i1ic. Jan. 24, 1913; E 304294;
Thos. J. Baird, jr., Springfield, Il).
Dancine (THE) potts. See Scenes
from tuneland.
DANCING LEAVES; by Walter E. Miles:
piano. [375
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304108 ; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland.
DANCING MAN; words by Theo. Stemp-
fel, jr., music by Herbert P. Stothart
and Jos. E. Howard. [376
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1913;
E 301100; Chas. K. Harris, New ,;
York.
21
385
DANCING MARIONETTE; valse mignonne
by Joseph Gahm, op. 7, no. 2; pf.
(Compositions; Three melodious
solos, no, 2.) [377
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
EK 300916; Carl Fischer, New York.
DANCING (THE) MISTRESS; lancers on
melodies from the musical play, by
Lionel Monckton, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; orchestra. Ato. (Orch-
estral journal, no. 681.) [3878
13) T9133 ire. War. 20,
1918; E 3802578; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
—— selection, by Lionel Monckton,
arr. by H. M. Higgs; orch; (Chap-
pell’s orchestral selections no. 107.)
[3879
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 9, 1918;
E 302365; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on arr.]
——piano ace. (Chappell’s orches-
tral selections, no. 107.) [380
@) Jane: 29;. 1913; 2. ¢.. Jan. 30,
1913; E 802724; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement for piano aecompani-
ment. ]
© Jan.
DANCING SNOWFLAKES; gallop bril-
lante, by Paul Lawson; pf. [381
cy Jans? 20) 1813: 2 e. Jam’ 21,
1913; E 301465; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
DANCING WAVELETS; tarantelle by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 262, no. 4;
pf. [282
(eG): Jane 27, 1913-..2 c. .Jan., 28,
1913; E 801493; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
DANS LA PRAIRIE PARFUMEE; by Mau-
rice Pesse; pf. [3883
ees 28, 19125 BY ey Fen 27,
19138; E 306131; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
DANSE CAMPAGNARDE; de Jacques
Charlot, arr. par H. Mouton; or-
chestre, avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[384
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2°c. Jan. 27,
1913; E 306052; Durand et cie,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
DANSE DES FLEURS: morceau a la
gavotte, by A. Tellier; piano duet.
[385
© ‘Jam 27,°1918: 2 c Jan. 29,
1913; 2 c. Jan, 29, 1913; E 302711;
B. F. Wood music co.. Boston.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 8
386
DANSE FLORENTINE; morceau leger
par Jean Douste; piano. Continen-
tal fingering. [886
© Jan. 20, 19138; 2 c Jan. 22,
1913; E 302675; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
DANSE HUMORESQUE; by Frank Jeph-
son; pf. [3887
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2c. Jan. 14, 1918;
E 302488; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
DANSE SACREE; Style oriental, par
Pierre M. Marsick; violon avec ac-
compt. de piano. (Deux piéces, no.
2.) [388
(©). Dee; 28, 1912;. 2c: \ fan. 21,
1913; E 322622; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
DANSE SLAVE; par Costantino de Cres-
cenzo, op. 74. 1. Piano seul, arr. par
M. Chiesa. 2. Piano 4 4 mains.
[389, 390
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 13,
1918; E 302446, 302447; C. Schmidl
& co., Leipzig. [Copyright claimed
on piano seul.]
DANZA ANTICA (Ancient dance); by
D. Savino; violin and piano. [391
O. Fan, 20. AOUE 92. te amas bade
19138; E 301472; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
DANZAS NOCTURNAS; Luis G.
Jorda; piano. [892
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 20,
19138; FE 302584; Friedrich Hof-
meister, Leipzig.
por
DaRLING; words by Arthur Gillespie
and Carter De Haven, music by Ar-
thur H. Gutman. [393
©. damit 2421918 12.e.. Janie Ba;
1913; E 304295; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
DARLING, I MISS YOU SO; words and
music by J. J. Mawrin. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [394
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304377; John J. Mawrin, Eliza-
beth, Minn.
DAS KANN EIN HERZ NUR, WELCHES
LIEBT; walzerlied aus grosse posse
Puppehen, text von Alfred Schén-
feld, musik con Jean Gilbert. [895
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
EK 302822; Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin.
DAUGHTER (THE) OF BLACKHAWK.
See Nauasia.
22
DAUGHTER (THE) OF MAEVE; words
collected from various sources by |
Kenneth Macleod, arr. by Kennedy-
Fraser. [896
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1918;
E 302367; Marjorie Kennedy-Fraser,
London.
DAVyY’sS PROMISE; words by J. C. Mur-
ray, music by M. C. Hanford. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine.
[3897
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304526; J. C. Murray, Sheffield,
Md.
DAWN OF LIBERTY; words and music
by J. A. McHntee. Philadelphia,
Pomeroy & McEntee. 4to. [398 ©
© Sept 22, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1913; |
E 300780; James A. MceEntee, Phila-
delphia.
DAY DREAMS; words by L. Peters, mu-
sic by C. E. Coleman. Washington, |
Hayworth music pub. ¢o. [399 |
© Dec. 19, 1912;°>2°¢) Meee |
1912; E 801482; Leroy Peters, New
York.
Day (THE) I LEFT MY HOME; words
by S. Shuford, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [400 |
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1913; |
E 304480; Stephen Shuford, Indian- |
apolis, Ind. ;
Day (THE) OF RESURRECTION; Haster —
anthem, music by J. Lamont Gal- |
braith; mixed voices. 4to. (Octavo
series, no. 1065.) [401 |
© Jan. 6,-1913; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913; |
E 300981; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos- |
ton.
DAYLIGHT Is FADING; words by L. A. |
Passmore, music by C. M. Passmore;
mixed voices and organ. 4to. (Oc- |
tavo choir music, no. 42.) [402
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2; 1913; |
E 302189; Anglo Canadian music |
pub. ass’n, Itd., Toronto, Canada. |
DE SUN AM A-SINKIN’; music by Jean |
Bohannan ; quartet for mixed voices. |
4to. (Cecilia, no. 8.) [403 |
© Jan. 24, 1918° 2 Go emeeen, |
1913; E 304354; B. F. Wood music |
co., Boston.
DEAD HOPE; two part song, words by |
Christina Rossetti; music by A. E. |
Horrocks. 4to. (St. Cecilia; Twelfth |
Series, no. 11.) [404 |
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2c. Jan. 14, 1913; |
E 302489; Joseph Williams, Itd., |
London. |
eer oo > - >
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
422
DEAR GIRL OF MY LIFE; words by F. | DEAR OLD WISCONSIN DAYS; lyrics by
Bryan, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [405
a Dec, 15, 1912;.2 ¢. Jan. 17,
19138; E 304152; F. Bryan, Toronto,
Canada.
Dear (THE) LITTLE COTT ON THE HILL;
words and music by Mrs. L. Blanch-
ard. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [406
ier, 16,1912; 2 c. Jan. 17,
1918; E 304166; Mrs. Louis Blanch-
ard, Jersey City.
DEAR LITTLE ROSE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Harold
Jenner; in C. [407
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6,
19138; E 302315; Shaftesburg music
co., London.
DEAR OLD CHICAGO; words and music
by Charles W. Graves. [408
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1918; E 304092;
C. W. Graves, New York.
DEAR (A) OLD GRAY-HAIRED COUPLE;
words by F. Sheppard, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [409
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304407; Frank Sheppard, To-
ledo, O. ;
DEAR OLD HOME; words by M. R. Fen-
nessy, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[410
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304531; M. R. Fennessy, Rock
Island, Il.
Dear (THE) OLD PLACE WHERE I WAS
BORN; words by S. Swick, music by
J. F. Smith. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [411
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304511; Stanley F. Swick, Chi-
cago.
DEAR OLD SEA SHORE; words by H. W.
Engarde, jr., music by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [412
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304382; H. W. Engarde, jr., Phila-
delphia.
Dear (THE) OLD SONGS OF LONG AGO;
words and music by D. E. Force.
Jersey City, D. E. Force music co.
; [413
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 300989; D. Erwin Force, Jersey
City.
W. F. Buech, music by Howard and
Stothart, arr. by Billy Buenning.
[414
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1918;
E 301039; Wm. F. Buech, Madison,
Wis.
See also Wisconsin football jin-
gles.
DEAREST DEARIE; words by D. C. Mc-
Bride, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [415
iC) Dee, Bi 1912s 9. ¢. Jan. 17,
1918; E 3804141; D. C. McBride,
Guild, Tenn.
DEAREST OF GIRLS;
Gillespie, music by H. Sylvester
Krouse. [416
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 ¢c. Jan. 4, 19138;
EK 300872; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
lyric by Arthur
DEBUTANTE WALTZ; by Constance F.
Turner ; pf. [417
©) Jan: 24, 1918; 2c. Jan. 27,
1913; E 304840; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
DELIRIUM TREMENS; rag, by F. Henri
Klickmann; pf. [418
Cy Jam 20: 1913: 2) ¢c. Jan 20,
1913; E 301420; Harold Rossiter
music ¢co., Chicago.
DENIS DARLING; by Kingston Stewart;
orech. 4to. [419
CG) San, le tots 2 'e.. Jans -18;
1913; E 304550; Boosey & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on or-
chestration. ]
DENISE; waltz by Maurice de Franche;
pf. [420
| Dee 16, 1992+" 2 eo Jan, 11,
1913 ; E 302393; Meny & co., London.
DENVER; words by C. H. Schwiete,
music by Herman Bellstedt. [421
): Faw Te Aegis =? 2" ce. Jan: 38,
1913; E 301888; Carl H. Schwiete,
Denver.
DES VOGLEINS TOD. See Lesbia-lieder
des Catullus.
DESENCANTO; vals por José de Jesus
Martinez; pf. Mexico, Mex. En-
rique Munguia. [422
© Aug. 10, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302213; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. :
23
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dreux MAINS; étude instructive par
Gh. Mayer, op. 200, uo. 7, revue et
doigtée avec addition de notes pour
le travail technique par I. Philipp;
pf. (Nouveau gradus and parnas-
sum, no. 38.) [423
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21,
802651; BEmile Leduc, P.
et cle, Paris,
par M. A. Guyot;
fifite. avec accompt. de _ piano,
(Deux piéees, no. 2.) [424
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21,
1918; HE 302619; Hmile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
19138; HW
Bertrand
DEUXIEME PIECE;
DEUXIEME SONATE EN MI MAJEUR-E
MINoR; par Sigismond Stojowski, op.
37; piano et violon, [425
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
BE 302181; G. Schirmer, New York.
DEVELOPMENT (THE) OF OPERA, FROM
ITS EARLIEST BEGINNINGS TO THE
MASTERWORKS oF GLUCK; a practical
and entertaining demonstration of
musical history in the form of di-
versified concert-program, ed. by
Kurt Schindler. Vocal score. 4to.
Bound, [426
Cc) Jan. 11, 1018; 2 a. Jan. 19,
1918; BH 802483; G Schirmer, New
York, [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing. |
Dratogur; by Adolph Schultz, op. 26,
no. 2; piano. [427
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2c. Jan. 8, 1918;
Ii 801122; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
DIAMOND HEELS; by W. A. Barrington
Sargent; oreh, 4to. [428
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 28,
1918; KE 304276; Cundy Bettoney co.,
soston,
Dickey (Mark SuumMway) Two
songs; words by Hermann Hagedorn,
musie by M. 8. Dickey. Contents:
Song and love.—Song of the grail
seekers, [429
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 8, 1918;
I) 800851; C. W. Thompson & co..
Boston.
Dickinson (Harry T.) Two songs;
words by Ian Ray and Mark Aller-
ton, music by H. T. Dickinson. Con-
tents:—1. The butterfly’s song.—
2. The Pierrot. [4380
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2 ¢ Jan. 27,
1918; KE 806012; Woodward & co.,
London, Canada.
24
pt. 111/05 84 Vn
Dimpies; words by Hdward Madd
music by Perey Wenrich.
1913; H 301418; Jerome H. Remic
& co., New York.
DINGLE DANGLE; from Somewhere
else, |
lyric by Avery Hopwood, nlc by
[ "i
Gustav Luders.
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 c@ Jan. 14) |
1918; 1 801348 ;,M. Witmark & sons, |
New York. |
DINNA ASK ME; words by Dunlop, mu- |
sic by Hdward C. Moore; med. voice. |
[433
© Jan. 11, 1918; 2 ec Wane yiGs |
1913; 1 304020; Gamble Hinged mu- |
sic co., Chicago.
DirGE; by
pf.
I 3802490;
London.
Joseph Williams,
DiVERTISSEMENT; par Albert Armaud; |
(Trois petites |
[435 —
violon et piano.
piéces, no. 2.)
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 Gi ae
19138; I 806041; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
Do LET ME LovE you (Laisse-moi done
Caimer); valse lente de Alfredo
Barbirolli, arr. par H. Mouton; or-
chestre, avee piano condueteur. 4to.
[486
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c Game 27,
1913; E 806053; Durand et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ] .
Dorks THE ROAD WIND UPHILL. See
Mac Coll (H. F.); Two dramatic
songs.
DoLL DANCE (Puppen-tanze) ; by Gae-
tano Mereandate; piano duet. [487
© Jan. 27, 1918; 2 cy emeee
19183; 2 801528; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
DOLLAR (A) AND A DOG; words by W. H.
Webster, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [488
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
’ I 304548; W. AH. Webster, Indianap-
olis.
DOMINUS ILLUMINATIO MEA: anon.
words from the Oxford book of
verse, Set to musie by H, W. Davies,
op. 88; male chorus of forty voices.
London, Sidney Riorden. [489
© Jan. 17, 19138; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1918;
IK 806142; Henry Walford Davies,
London.
[481 .
Jan. 17, 1918; 2 ec Samegee |
Felix Swinstead, op. 22; ||
(Six pieces for children, no. 5.) |
[484 —
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ¢@. Jan, 14; tne |
td, |
;
‘po. 1, 19138
be
Me
Don GiovaANNI. See Mozart (W, A.)
DPon'’ BE AFRAID TO ASK THE GIRL}
words by Roger Lewis, music by I.
Henri Klickmann. (Songs the peo-
ple love, no. 3.) {440
© Jan, 20, 1913; 2 ¢, Jan. 14, 1913;
BE 301833; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
Don’t kiss; words by C. A. E. Wolff
Von Wulfing, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H, Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine, {441
© Dee, 31, 1912; 2c, Feb. 1, 1918;
I 804527: A. BE. Wolff Von Wulfing,
Sydney, Australia.
Don'r YOU WISH YOU WERE BACK HOME
i
P.
.
|
:
:
;
Ut majeur.
——no. 3 Sol majeur.
AGAIN: words and music by C. K.
Harris. [442
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1913; E 304351;
Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Dorerre; halloween dance, ;
Gaunt; pf. Worcester, Mass. 'lm-
wood music co, [448
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2c. Jan. 9, 1913;
_ ¥ 801167; Irving Gaunt, Worcester,
Mass.
Dovusie notes; étude instructive, par
H. Seeling, op. 10, no. 12, revue et
doigtée avec addition de notes pour
le travail technique par I. Philipp;
pf. (Nouveaux gradus ad parnas-
sum, no. 34.) [444
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913;
FE 302647; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
——par R. Willmers, op. 69, revue
et doigtée avec addition de notes
pour le travail technique, par I.
Philipp; pf. (Nouveau gradus ad
parnassum, no. 28.) [445
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 802641; Mmile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
by I
Doux sovuveNntrR; nocturne par Costan-
tino de Crescenzo, op. 40; piano seul,
[446
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2c. Jan. 18, 1913;
FE 302448; ©. Schmid! & co., Leipzig.
Dovuze SONATINES p. piano, nos. 1-2 en
See Sonatine en Ut ma-
jeur, en clé de sol.
See Sonatine
en Sol majeur.
Dove (Tue) warrz; (Holubicka val-
ik); by A. L. Maresh, arr. by A,
Grill, 1. Band. 2. Orch. 4to.
[447, 448
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. each Jan. 6,
1913; E 800974, 300978; Georgi &
Vitak music co., Chicago,
25
78693—13——3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4D7
DOWN AMONG THE OZARKS; Or, BLUE
BEETLE OVERTAKER: Words and mu
sic by M. I. Seward. |44)
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1918; H 304047;
Marion I. Seward, Mountain Tome,
Ark.
DowN BY THE MILL; by Frank P.
Atherton, op. 221; pf. (ive pieces
for small players, no. 3.) [450
© Jan. 31,
I} 804556; Tlateh musie co.,,
delphia,
1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1918;
Phila-
DOWN BY THE OLD GARDEN GATE; words
by Wm. R. Clay, music by Chas, L.
_ Johnson. [451
cy, Jan, 18, 1918: 2 ¢, Jan: 20,
1913; KE 801418; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
DOWN BY THE OLD OAK TREE; Words by
W. Houston, music by M, C. Han-
ford. Washington, Tl. Kirkus Dug-
dale co,, ine, {452
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918;
W 304465; William Tlouston, Wash.
ington, Pa.
DOWN HOME RAG; words by Roger
Lewis, music by Wilbur C, Sweat-
man. [4533
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan, 18, 1918;
1 804091; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
DowN IN .OLD Forr Garry Parx;
words by Mrs. Kdwin Walsh, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [454
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2¢. Jan. 27, 1918;
EK 304426; Mrs. I. Walsh, Norwood
Grove, Canada,
DOWN IN THE LANE; words by Mrs. H.
I. Quinn, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine, [455
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
1 304585; Mrs. H. I. Quinn, Beebe,
Vt.
Down ON UNCLE JASPER’S
words by Ed. Moran,
Jimmie V. Monaco,
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 20,
1913; I 801416; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
FARM ;
music by
[456
DOWNRIGHT TICKLED; words by I. KW.
Thompson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [457
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2c, Feb. 1, 1913;
HW 804469; Florence K. Thompson,
Jacksonville, N. C.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n. s., v.8 |
DRAMATISCHE PHANTASIE IN D MOLL;
von Joachim Albrecht, Prinz von
Preussen; orchester-stimmen. [458
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302326: W. Sulzbach, Berlin.
DRAUSSEN BLUH’N DIE ROSEN; ged. von
Auguste May-Rump, musik von
Wilh. Sturm, op. 207; minnerchor.
4to. ( Volks-und volk-stiimliche
lieder, no. 35.) [459
© Dee:/3i 19024: 2 ee lan. 14,
1913; E 306169; J. A. Werth, Bonn,
Germany.
DRAW YOUR CHAIR A LITTLE CLOSER TO
MINE: words by E. Clayton, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[460
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304446; Ernest Clayton, Chicago.
DREAM GIRL OF MINE; ballad, words by
C. H. Gutheil, music by Edwin
Sheldon. Seattle, Sheldon music co.
[461
(©), Dee. 20, 112: 1) e Dec. 36,
1912; 1 «@ Jan. 2, 1913; H 300845;
© H. Gutheil & Edwin Sheldon,
Seattle.
DREAM-MAKER (THE) MAN; 4 part
song words by William Allen White,
music by Abbie Norton Jamison;
women’s voices. 4to. (Secular part
songs, no. 7615.) [462
©) Jan: 6.1915 *"2 c. Jan. 9; 1913;
E 301159; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
DREAM (A) OF MOTHER; words by Mrs.
J. M. Bierhans, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [463
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304484; Mrs. John M. Bierhans jr.,
Virginia, Il.
DREAM OF MY DREAMS; words by Joe
Young, music by Bert Grant. [464
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300799; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
DREAM (A) OF THEE; reverie by Luther
Adams; pf. [465
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 19138:
E 300810; L. T. Adams, Herrick, Il.
DREAM (A) SONG; words by Florence
Hoare, music by Joseph L. Roeckel;
in FE flat and in F. [466
© Fan.! 15, - 19184. .2--e) “Jan. 18,
19138; KE 3802551; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
DREAM WALTZ; by Adolph Schultz, op. |
26. no. 3; piano. {467 ©
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 87 19iee
E 301121; Willis musie ¢o., Cincin- |
nati.
DREAMING AND WAKING; words by H.
Bates-Insell, music by Harry L.
Gardner. Ottawa, Ill., Ottawa song
shop. [468 |
© Dec. 27, 1912:°2°C@) fan
1913; E 3013812; Mary Isadora Ine ’
gersoll, Ottawa, Il.
DREAMING DREAMS DEAR OF YOU; words |
by Theodore R. Lyons, music by
Charles G. Love, arr. by Lorena A, |
Love. [469 —
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 G) Stans |
1918: E 301424; Globe music @o.,
New York. |
DREAMLAND; words by M. G. Gutmann,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton. H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., ine.
[470
© Dec. 15, 1912: 2 cee |
1918; E 304158; Mildred G. Gut- ©
mann, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
DREAMS OF A SWEETHEART; words by |
M. C. Nugent, music by Jean Buck- ©
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale co., ine. [471
© Dec. 15, 1912. °2 Graeme ee II
1913: E 304219; Margaret Catherine |
Nugent, Dayton, O.
DREAMS OF LOVE. See Liszt (Franz)
DREAMY, DOVIE. LOVE; words and music |
by M. E. Seward.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 19138; HB 304046; |
Marion E. Seward, Mountain Home, |
Ark.
Dress (THE) REHEARSAL, OF, PERPLEX- |
ING THE PRODUCER; a musSical satire |
in one act and two parts, book and |
lyrics by J. R. K. Taylor, musie by —
EK. Gerstenberger. Vocal score. [4738
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2c Jan. 31, 1913; ||
D 19246; James R. Keen Taylor and |
Emil Gerstenberger, New York.
DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES.
See Old songs in new guise.
Dv MEIN GLUCK; ged. von O. J. Bier-
baum, musik von Fritz Leeder, op.
11. (Siebenlieder, no. 1.) [474
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 @ Jameee,
1913; E 306187; J. M. Welleminsky,
Vienna.
Du unpD 1cH. See Friedland (Martin)
26
[472 |
& 1, 1913 Te Re:
*
OF ROUGHNECKER
"LANE; words and music by R. E.
_ Golden. [475
» @©ic. Jan. 25, 1918; E 304322;
| Robert E. Golden, Richmond.
Becuess (THE)
Durcus LEBEN HIN ZU BUMMELN;
- marschlied, text u. musik vy. Géza
: Putzke. [476
m@ © Oct-8, 1912; 2c. Oct. 26, 1912;
_ EB 302286; Jean D. Charton, Berlin.
Dusr (THE) IS ON THE BRIC-A-BRAC;
words anon., music by Mrs. A. C.
_ Lawrence. [477
® © Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
_ E 301666; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
| cinnati.
DyiNc MILLIONS; words and melody
' by J. W. T. Givens, har. by J. M.
Hunt. [478
| © Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
- EB 300970; John W. T. Givens, Car-
| thage, Mo.
(
y (THE) EIGHTIES OF COLUMBIA;
march by Jos. H. Mode, arr. by G.
+H. Reeves; full band. 4to. [479
| © Dee. 7, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
| EB 300919; Carl Fischer, New York.
|
TH HAS NOTHING SWEET OR FAIR;
words translated by F. E. Cox,
music by J. W. Northrop. [480
© Dee. 31, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 9, 19138;
EB 3801142; Joseph W. Northrop,
' Bridgeport, Conn.
STER BELLS ARE CALLING: words by
A. J. Cleator, music by F. A. Clark.
[481
' © Jan. 24, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 26,
‘ 1913; EB 304324 : F. My Clark, Phila-
delphia.
Bare EVEN; anthem, words by F.
Whytehead, music by Jean Bohan-
" nan; mixed voices. 4to. [482
m ) Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 15,
» 1913; E 304002 :
" Philadelphia.
Theo. Presser co.,
STER IS HERE; words and music by
[483
= © Jan. 15, 1913; 2 « Jan. 18,
1913; E 301370; F. A. Clark, Phila-
_ delphia.
wer. A. Clark.
HAster Joy; words and music by F. A.
; Clark. [484
) © Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c.-Jan. 18,
f 1913; E 301374 : F. A. Clark. Phila-
delphia.
|
t
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
493
IXASTERN STAR; reverie: by L. Buck;
piano. [485
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 16,
1913; FE 3804058 ; Buck & Lowney, St.
Louis.
Ecossaise; duo des pages, de Comme
il vous plaira, poesie de Camille de
Sainte-Croix, musique de Paul Vi-
dal; soprano et mezzo _ soprano.
(Chansons de Shakespeare, 1 re se-
rie, H.) [486
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2. ¢. Jan. 27,
1918; E 306112; Heugel & cie., Paris.
——von Johann Baptist Wanhall, arr.
von Stefi Geyer: violine und klavier.
(Alte stiicke klassische transkrip-
tionen fiir violine und klavier, no.
6.) [487
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1912;
E 3027386; Norsk wmusikforlag,
Christiania, Norway.
ELEANOR’S CONSOLER: words by A.
Stevens, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [488
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304482; Annetta Stevens, Dayton,
Ky.
ELEGIE; by A. Walter Kramer, op. 30.
no. 1; string quartet. 4to. [489
©) danas, 193 <2) e. Jan. :28,
19138; E 301397; Boston musie ¢o.,
Boston.
ELEGY; by T. Tertius Noble; organ.
[490
i): dans 20: TOUS. 2 e.: Jan: 21,
1918; E 302608; G. Schirmer, New
York.
See also Schumann (R. A.)
ELFENTANZ: by Joseph Gahm, op. 8,
no. 1; pf. (Compositions; Three
concert solos, no. 1.) [491
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
B 300922; Carl Fischer. New York.
ELLANA; valse lyrique by Joseph
Gahm, op. 8, no. 2; pf. (Composi-
tions; Three concert solos, no. 2.)
[492
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 2. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 300923; Carl Fischer, New York.
Enysium; words by Clinton Scollard,
music by Pley Speaks: high voice in
G. [493
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 30,
1913; E 301584: G. Schirmer, New
York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
494
©
MOVING PICTURE MUSIC
and: arr... by:-%.°SH.
Emerson f[rey. by Chas. Henlein]
fol. [494
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 11, 19138;
A 329994: Jos. Krolage music ©co.,
Cincinnati.
EXMERSON’S
FOLIO; comp.
EN CAUSANT; by Maurice
Pesse; pf. [495
©) Dee. “28, 1912; 2c. gan. 21,
1913; E 3802612; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
piécette,
EN MARCHE POUR L’ECOLE. See Russi
(Emilio )
EN TETE-A-TETE; gavotte par Costan-
tino de Crescenzo, op. 72, piano
seul. 2. Pianoa4mains. [496,497
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 13,
1913; E 302449, 302450; C. Schmid]
& co., Leipzig. [Copyright claimed
on piano 4 hands. ]
ENCHANTRESS (THE); by Arthur Ed-
ward Johnstone, arr. by Gaston
Borch; full orch. with piano con-
ductor. [498
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300920; Carl Fischer, New York.
ENCORE (THE); waltz by G. Phelps;
pf. Minneapolis, Paul A. Schmitt.
[499
19155 2, c. gan, 9, 1913 ;
Grace Phelps, Minne-
© Jan. 7,
EH 301165:
apolis.
ENFANT (L’) sS’ENDORT;: berceuse par
Albert Arnaud; violon et piano au
orgue. (Trois petites piéces, no 3.)
[500
Rm) Dee, 28, 1912: 2 c. Jan. PT,
1913; E 306040; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, F'rance.
ged. von Richard Deh-
mel, musik von Walther Bransen,
nr. 1. Lieder fiir eine singstimme
mit klavierbegleitung, nr. 1). [501
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
KH 302265; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin.
E\NTBIETUNG :
WNTRANCE OF THE GUARDS; march by
P. Hans Flath; pf. [502
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300921 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
Wr 1st’s; ged. von Mérike, musik von
Fritz Leeder, op. 11. (Sieben lieder,
no. 5.)° [503
© Jan. 10, 1918; 2 ¢ Jan. 25.
1913; E 306191 : J. M. Welleminsky,
Vienna.
pt. ITT, DOSS Yo
Es IST EIN ROS’ ENTSPRUNGEN; melodie
aus dem 15‘ jahrh., gesetzt
Friedr. E. Koch, ftir eine singstimme
und klavier, orgel order Bey im.
on 302422: C. F. ’ Kahnt nachfolger
Leipzig.
Es IST EIN STERN GEFALLEN; ged. ant
musik von Kamillo Horn, op. 638
fiir hohe stimme. (Liebesweisen 2.
folge, no. 7.) [508
© Dec. 21, 1912; 29G3 Sane
1913; E 302423; C. F. Kahnt nach
folger, Leipzig. i
Es WAR ZUR ZEIT DER CHRYSANTHEMEN
(When asters bloomed in autumn
splendour); ged. von Armand Syl-
vestre, Deutsch von Ludwig Kar-
parth, English words by Alfred Ka-
lisch, musik yon Andre Messager.
( Winter-liebe, no; 4),
©. Dec. 27, 1912; °2 Gy aaneeee
1913; H 306028 ; Adolph i
Paris.
ESPERANZA; by Arthur Edward John-
stone, arr. by Gaston. Borech; full
orch. with piano conductor. [507
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 19138;
EK 3800918; Carl Fischer, New York,
Esporr; nocturne par Costantino de
Crescenzo, op. 49; piano seul. [508
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 18, 1913;
E 302451; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
EsQuISsE; par Ivan Balaroff, op.. 10,
no. 1; piano. (Deux pieces pour le
piano, no. 1.) [509
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 ¢c Dame
1918; E 306212; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
KTERNELLE CHANSON; yvalse par Fran-
cois Simon. No. 1. Orchestre avee
piano conducteur. 4to. No. 2.
Piano seul. [510, 511
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec each Jan.
27, 1913; E 306054, "306055 ; Durand
et Cle: Paris.
——— verse de Pierre d’amor, musique
de Frangois Simon; chant et piano.
[512
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 & Jan oy
1913; BH 306056 ; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
ETHIOPIA; anthem, words from Psalm
68-31, music by 7. as Mundy; mixed
voices. 4to. Chicago, Til. J. A)
Mundy pub. co. [518
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2 ce Jan. 7, 1913;
Ki 301107; James ‘Ahlyn Mundy, Chi-
cago.
28
I
no. 1, 19138
,ETUDEN FUR PIANO
_ piano) ; in fortschreitender ordnung,
mit fingersatz, von A. Loeschhorn,
Schumann. Teil 1, fiir anfiinger, op.
65, heft 1; 2, 3. Teil 2, fiir fortge-
schrittene, op. 66, heft 1, 2,3. Teil 3,
fiir geiibtere, op. 67, heft 1, 2, 3.
[514-522
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Jan.
2, 1918; E 302273-302281; Julius
- Weiss, Berlin. [Copyright is
'. elaimed on revised edition. ]
WTupes CARACTERISTIQUES; de J. B.
' Arban, transcrites par Louis Allard;
trombone 4 pistons. [523
mee tote: 2. dan. “Al,
1918; E 302628; Emile Leduc, P.
_ Bertrand et cie., Paris.
Eureka! (J’ai trouvé!); mécanisme
. nouveau, pour se mettre en doigts
en quelques minutes par M. P.
Marsick, op. 34; violon. [524
ewer. 19142: 2 o¢.,.dan.,-21,
1913; E 302629; Emile Leduc, P.
- Bertrand et cie., Paris.
EVA; comédie musicale en trois actes,
ad’ apres A. M. Willner et Robert
Bodansky de Maurice Ordonneau,
textes chantés de Jean Bénédict,
musique de Franz Lehar. Vocal
seore. [525
© Dea 28, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27,
1913; D 19242; Max Eschig, Paris.
\——- danza, por Alberto de la Pefia
Gil; pf. Mexico, Mex. Enrique
Munguia. [526
© Aug. 10, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2,1913;
E 302214; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York.
EVENING CHIMES (Abendliuten); rey-
erie, by A. F. Marzian, op. 9, no. 1;
pf. [527
me gon .22, 1993; 2. eo. Jan..20,
{ 19138; E 301412; A. F. Marzian,
_ Louisville.
i—— (Harmonies du soir); morceau
elegant, by Sydney Smith, op. 54,
rev. by Wm. Noelsch;; pf. [528
gon, 11. 1919: 8 & Jan.‘ 35,
1913; E 302518; Co-operative music
eo., Philadelphia. [Copyright is
elaimed on revision, fingering and
annotation. |
BVENING SERVICE FOR THE SYNAGOGUE;
according to the union prayer book
by H. R. Thatcher. New York,
Block pub. co. 4to. Bound. [529
© Jan. 27, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 29,
1918; E 301522; Howard R.
Thatcher, Baltimore.
neue ausgabe revidiert von Hermann |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
538
(Studies for | Eventna (AN) sonG; words by F. L.
Stanton, music by Oley Speaks:
high voice in G. [530
© Jan. 29, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 30,
1913; E 301588; G.
York.
by J. R. Morris, op. 25, no. 1; pf.
[531
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1913:
FH) 3800822; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
Schirmer, New
—— See also Six little recreations
(Sechs kinderstiicke)
—— See also Becker (George)
E\VENTIDE LULLABY ; by Mrs. Clifford D.
Gregory; solo for Irish harp or pi-
ano and duet for violin and piano.
[5382
© Dec. 19, 1912; 2 c Dec. 18,
1912; KE 299480; Ellie Appleton Greg-
ory, Albany, N. Y.
Iver AT REST; lyric and music by C. B.
Blount; in B fiat. [533
ay) aan OY AGES Se. Jan. 21,
1918; E 801468; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
EVERLASTING (THE) ARMS ARE AROUND
ME; words by James Rowe, music
by B. C. Unseld. [534
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 19138;
FE 301191; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
EVERMORE; words by E. B. S., music
by R. R. Trench: soprano or tenor.
[535
iirc Ze, Ore 2 eo Fan, 3,
1913; E 301308; Richard R. Trench,
Chicago.
EVERY BODY’D SKIN YOU IF YOU GIVE ’EM
A CHANCE; words and musie by K.
H. Stuart. [5386
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; E 3013826;
Kate H. Stuart, Texarkana, Tex.
EVERY-BODY’S GOIN’ TO NOW; words by
Cc. D. Waller, music by Robert B.
Kellogg. New York, Kellogg music
co. [537
@)* Oe." 19), 198222 & Jan.) 31,
1913; E 801615; Casper D. Waller.
Chicago.
EVERY GIRL WAS MEANT FOR SOMEONE;
schottische song, words by Conley
Foster, music by F. Heltman. [538
©) Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb, 1, 1913;
E 304568; Fred Heltman co., ine.,
Cleveland.
29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
539
pt. £11, 2: 8, Vas
EVERY LIFE HATH ITS SORROW; words
and arrangement by Elizabeth B.
Streid, music by A. R. Lytle. [539
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 301187; A. R. Lytle, Randolph,
Wis.
EVERYBODY LOVES IT; words by Bobby
Jones, music by Oliver E. Story.
Boston, O’Neil & Story. [540
© Jan. 31, 19138; 2 c Feb. 1,,1913;
E 304584; O. E. Story, Boston.
EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE A BEAR; words
by Ned Cantwell, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale ¢Co., ine. [541
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304516; Edward Cantwell, Joliet,
Il.
EvvIvA GLI SPOSI; polka _ brilliante,
musica e instrumentazione de Ales-
sandro Peroni; piccola partitura.
[542
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 302169; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Ex Quo OMNIA; Thanksgiving anti-
phon, words anon., music by Wil-
liam Sewell; mixed voices and or-
gan. 4to. (Cantiones sacrez, no.
66.) [543
© Jan. .20, 4913: 2. ¢: Jan. 30,
19183; E 302726; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
EXCITANTE; valse, by J. Sabadie and
G. Marie; first violin. [544
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1913; EB 304102:
Joaquin Sabadie and G. Marie, New
York.
EXCUSE ME, PLEASE, I DIDN’T MEAN NO
HARM; words and music by E. S.
Jordan. [545
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1913; E 304104 ;
Ed. S. Jordan, Philadelphia.
EXYes OF BLUE; words by Lydia A.
Bloom, music by M. CG. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [546
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c, Jan, -17,
1913;. E 304148: L. A. Bloom,
Amenia, N. D.
yes (THE) or IRISH BLUE: words by
Martha Haskell Clark, music by
Litta Lynn; in B flat, in G and BE
flat. [547
© Jan. 27, 1913: 2 c. each Jan. 29,
1913; E 301529; B. F. Wood music |
co., Boston. |
30
Eyes (THE) OF LOVE; words by L. VY.
Stoddard, music by Jean Buckley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. : —-« [548
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 @ Janeen 1918 ; |
E 304455; Lois Virginia Stoddard, |
Eureka, Utah. |
IFapir oG DOTTIR (Father and daugh-
ter); Faeroe Island dancing ballad, |
words from V. U. Hammershaimb’s |
Fergsk antologi, Peergsk, English and |
German translation, tune from Hjal- |
mar Thuren’s TFolkesangen paa|
Feergerne, set by Percy Aldridge |
Grainger; five men’s single voices, |
double mixed chorus, strings, brass, |
percussion, and mandolin and guitar |
band. Full score. (Settings of|
dance-folksongs from the Faeroe Is-.
lands, no. 1.) [549 |
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 ciaane es |
1913; E 306146; Schott & co., Lon- |
dan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement for full score.]
FaAHRT (A) IN SANTIAGO; charakter-
stiick, von Jos. DobeS, op. 25; piano. |
[550 |
Farr (THE) MAID.
stories.
© Dee. 27, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 27, 1912; |
BE} 302289; Gedeon Pepin, Edmonton, |
Canada.
F'AIRINGS ; words by Helen Taylor, mu-
Sic by Easthope Martin. 1. Low |
voices, 2. High voices. (Four songs |
of the fair, no. 1.) [552 |
© Dec. 13, 1912; 2 c each Jan. 9,
tet FE 302693; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
FAIRY FROLIC; Caprice brillante, by C.
Bohm, ed. by Thos. a. Becket; pf.
[553 |
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 e Jan. 9, 1913: |
Ei 301147; Hatch music co., Philadel- |
phia. [Copyright is claimed on fin-
gering.] |
FArRY’S WAND: mazurka by Karl Berg- |
mann; pf. (On with the dance,
no. 4.) [554
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1913; |
i 301470: M. Witmark & sons, New |f
Pork. |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| no. 1, 1913
-FaitHrut J’LL BE TO YoU; words by
George A. Kershaw, music by Fred-
erick Richard Benjamin. [555
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2c. Jan. 23, 1913;
E 304268; Hand pub. co., Harris-
burg, Pa.
FALLBERG (CARL) Prelude; in style of
Toccata, by C. Fallberg, op. 5, no. 1;
piano. [556
© Dee. 13, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300784; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
. FANDANGO; eine andalusische liebes-
geschichte in 3 akten, dichtung und
musik von Edgar Schick. Vocal
score. [557
© Aug. 8, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
D 19229; Int. musik & theaterverlag,
Berlin.
|. FANTASIE UBER NINON VON LENCLOS;
oper in einem akt, von Michele A.
Eulambio, arr. von Johannes Doeb-
ler: klavier. [558
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302328; Albert Stahl, Berlin.
i} FAREWELL TO THE TITANIC HEROES;
words and music by Mrs. J. S. Ham-
ilton. New York, Ferd. E. Mierisch.
[559
(©) Jan. 20, 1918; 1 c. Dec. 18,
1912; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1918; E 301519;
Mrs. J. Sydney Hamilton, New York.
FAREWELL (THE) WORDS OF A HERO;
words by A. Anderson, music by M.
C. Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [560
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304470; Alberta Anderson. Mo-
roni, Utah.
t- FARMER'S (A) LIFE IS NICE; words and
| music music by B. Willis. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[561
eee 415, 101220 2° ce: dan. 17,
1913; E 304220; Bert Willis, Flem-
ington, N. J.
Fat (A) LiI’L FELLER WID HIS MAMMY’S
EYES; words by Frank L. Stanton.
music by Sheridan Gordon. [562
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 27.
1913; E 306152; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
FEIERTAGS-GLOCKEN ; charakterstiick,
text und musik von Wilhelm Linde-
mann (Fritze Bollmann). 1. Piano
mit text. 2. Orchester. [563, 564
© Dec. 30. 1912; 2 c. each Jan.
14, 1913; E 3061638, 306164; Cabaret-
verlag, Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany.
573
IEUILLES D’ALBUM; par Philippe Jar-
nach; piano. [565
C) Dea, 88, \1919>; 2... :Jan:. 27,
1918; E 306065; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
VILLE DE SOLEIL; mélodie napolitaine
de G. Boninecontro, transcription
pour harmonie et fanfare par G.
Allier; mezzo sop. ou baryton ou a
defaut cornet solo, avee harmonie et
fanfare. Ato. [566
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27,
1918; E 3806128; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris. [Copyright
is claimed on transcription. ]
FILMZAUBER; posse mit gesang und
tanz in 4 bildern, musik von Walter
Kolls und W. Bredschneider; biih-
nen orchester-material. Stimmen.
[567
©) Dee! 24,..1912-°.2.¢; Jan... 18,
19138; E 3802399; Drei masken-ver-
lag, Munich. [Copyright claimed on
full orchestra. ]
FINGER EXERCISES; scales and arpeg-
gios, prepared for use in the scien-
tific course of piano and organ in-
struction, by Henry S. Sawyer. v. 1.
fol. [568
©) Dee. 21), 1912) 20 ¢. Dee, 30,
1912; A 331485; German-American
conservatory of musie, Chicago.
FINLAND LOVESONG; words by Thomas
Moore, music by BE. W. Ions. [569
@) Lic. Jan. 22, 1913; 304282;
Estelle Willoughby Ions, Washing-
ton.
FIRE-FLIES; by E. Glenn Hier, op. 18,
no. 1; piano. [570
Gani dd, 1913» 2 Je, dan. 16;
1913; E 304065; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
FirEFLY (THE); selections from the
comedy-opera by Rudolf Friml, arr.
by Homer N. Bartlett; piano. [571
© Jan. :7, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 8, 1918;
E 301127; G. Schirmer, New York.
FIRST STEPS IN VIOLIN PLAYING; by
Benjamin Cutter. Parts 1 and 2.
(Edition Schmidt, no. 157 a. b.)
[572,573
© Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Jan.
13, 1913; E 301392, 301398; Arthur
P. Schmidt, Boston.
31
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
574
pt. 111, 0. §., Vv. g
FLAGSHIP CoNNECTICUT; by Gustave
Schumann, arr. by Mackie-Beyer.
4to. 1. March and two step, full
orech. 2. March, military band.
[574, 575
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 2,
1913; E 300770, 300771; J. W. Pep-
per, & son, Philadelphia.
FLEURETTE; scherzo, by H. Duchatel;
pf. [576
io Jam 20. its 2 Ca dan. wl,
1913; E 302604; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
I-LEURS D’ETE;
Wo." 2. PL.
valse, par R. Helleys;
No. 2. Orchestre, 4to.
[577, 578
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c each Jan.
16, 1918; E 302530, 302531; G. Ri-
eordi & co., Milan.
FLICKEN FRAN VASTERN. See Puccini
(Giacomo)
FLIEG’ DU KLEINE RUMPLERTAUBE,
FLIEG? IN MEINE WOLKENLAUBE;
walzerlied aus der grosse posse,
Puppechen, text von Alfred Schon-
feld, musik von Jean Gilbert. [579
i) yee? 929. 59912 =D er Jan. aA
1918; E 3806161; Thalia-theater-ver-
lag, Berlin.
FLING THE PORTALS WIDE;
melody by J. W. T. Givens, har. by
7) ow, Evant, [580
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 6, 1913:
EH 300965; John W. T. Givens, Car-
thage, Mo.
FLING WIDE
words and
words and
[581
BG. wae ae,
A. Clark, Phila-
THE GATES;
music by F. A. Clark.
daa. th, 1913:
1918; E 301376; F.
delphia.
I‘LIRTING, FLIRTING;
by M. N. Dickson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [582
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913:
E 304495; Margaret Nall Dickson,
Argyle, Wis.
words and music
FLotow (FRtmEpRICH VON) Martha;
English words rey. by M. Louise
Baum, music by F. von Flotow, arr.
by Glen Carle. Chorus parts. (The
laurel octavo, no. 303 b.) [5838
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1913;
EK 304026; C. C. Birchard & co.. Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on text
and arrangement of music.]
Vocal score. 4to. The
octavo edition of famous
[584
lanrel
operas.
© Jan. 11, 19138; 2c. Jan. 15.
1918; E 304027; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on text and arrangement of music.]
32
FLower’s (THE) MESSAGE; words by |
Mabel J. Rosemon, music by W. A.
Post. [585
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 e¢ Wan Ge IGise |
E 301012; Smith & Lamar, Nash- —
ville. i
FLOWERS OF LOVE; waltzes, by Harl K.
Smith, arr. by Chas. Miller; pf.
[586° |
© Jan. 7; 1913; 2 c) Jae
E 300962; Tell Taylor, Chicago.
_ FLUTE (La) MAGIQUE (Die Zauber-
flite) ; ballet comique en 1 acte de
Léon Ivanoff, musique de Richard |
Drigo, arr. par. Joseph Kousnetzoff ;
partition pour piano seul avec. texte .
francaise. [587
© Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2; 1913;
E 302516; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. | “
FLYING (THE) DUTCHMAN; two Shag |
by Montague Seymour; pf. [588 —
©..Jan. 18, 1918: 2 Goagaueeere |
1918: E 302595; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
See also Wagner (Richard)
Foc WRAITHS; poem by Mildred How-
ells, music by John Alden Carpen-
ter: med. voice. [589
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2c. Jan Gio
E 300993; G. Schirmer, New York.
Fol ESPOIR; valse tendre, vers de Pierre
D’Amour, musique de Albert Le-
doux. 1. Piano 2 mains. 2. Chant
et piano. [590, 591
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c@ each Jan.
27. 1918; E 306066, 306067; Durand
et cie., Paris.
FOLK SONGS FROM SUSSEX; words and
music by George Butterworth. [592
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 e. Jan. 14, 1918;
E 302501; Augener ipa London.
[Copyright is Claimed on arrange-
ment. |
FOLLOW ME TO Peru: in The March.
hares’. enter tainment, written by Eric
Blore, composed by Philip Braham.
[593
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 c Jan 0,
1913; E 302572; Reynolds & co.,
London.
FonD pu Lac; march, by A. W. Hughes;
orch. 4to. [594
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2. Co UR
ee E 301627 : Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston.
ta ti it tt I
a e
_ Foucui pi SAN GIOVANNI.
au
‘no. 1, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
611
al
..
x
-
?
Fond MEMORIES; words by P. Flaherty,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢co., ine.
[595
i} © Dec. 15, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 17,
© 1918; E 304129; Patrick Flaherty,
Waterbury, Conn.
For A DAY; words by Frank L. Stan-
ton, music by Pley Speaks; high
voice in C. [596
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 30,
1913; E 301585; G. Schirmer, New
York.
FoR THE GOLDEN HARVEST TIME I’M
WAITING; words by G. L. Sprong,
music by M. C. Hanford. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[597
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c« Jan. 17,
1913; E 304168; Gertie L. Sprong,
Marion, Ind.
FoR YOU, DEAR HEART; from Some-
where else, by Gustay Luders, arr.
by Sol. P. Levy; hotel orch. 4to.
[598
® .dan..31,,1913; 2 ec: Jan: 22,
1913; E 304242; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
FoR YOU, FOR ME AND FOR EVERY ONE;
beginners’ department song, words
by Pearl Williams, music by W. A.
Post. [599
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301008: Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville. :
For you I CARE: words and music by
E. Porter. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [600
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304529; Elizabeth Porter, Central
City, Ia.
_ Forestier (LE) DU BOIS JOLI; quatuor
ou choeur, poésie de Gabriel Vicaire,
musique de Henri Biisser, pour voix
de femmes. [601
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27,
19138: E 306068; Durand et cie,
Paris.
FORGET-ME-NOT; recitation with music,
words by G. J. Whyte-Melville, mu-
sic by Florian Pascal. (Recitations
with music, series 1, no. 12.) [602
i Jan, 16, 1913: 2 e. Jan,, 27,
1913; E 306137: Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
See Strauss
33
(Richard)
Fox (SAM) MOVING PICTURE MUSIC; by
J. S. Zamecnik; pf. v. 1. [603
Cy aune Sa? (OSes 2 'e' Jan. ‘21,
1913; A 3382257; Sam ox publishing
co., Cleveland.
FRAZZLE; march and two step, by
Granville E. English; pf. [604
© ‘Jan. 25, 1918;'2¢ Jan. 24,
1918; E 304309; Chas. BH. Roat mu-
sic co., ltd., Battle Creek, Mich.
FrResH (A) AIR STROLL; words by W.
J. McElroy, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. 1605
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304879; W. J. McElroy, Milltown,
New Brunswick, Canada.
F'RIDOLIN’S ABSCHIED; aus Sonnen-
flammen, von Siegfried Wagner; ge-
sang u. klavier. [606
© Jan. 1,:1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302300; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
FRIEDLAND (MARTIN) Vier lieder; ged.
von Anna Ritter u. a., musik von
Martin Friedland, op. 17; gesang u.
klavier. Contents:—Du und ich.—
Triibe zeit—_Warnung,—Herbst.
[607
GC Ane 15, 1912: 2c. Jan. 2, 19138 ;
EK 302284; Tischer & Jagenberg, Itd.,
Cologne, Germany. .
Frog (THE) See Child songs.
Frotic (THE); by J. R. Morris, op.
24, no. 5; piano. [608
© Dee, 31, 1912; 1 e. Jan. 3, 1913;
1 e¢. Jan. 15, 19138; E 304038; Hamil-
ton S. Gordon, New York.
FROM DAYS OF LONG AGO; minuet by
Joseph Gahm, op. 7, no. 3; pf. [609
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300924; Carl Fischer, New York.
FrRoM THE GARDEN OF MY DREAMS I
PICKED THE ROSE; words by Eliza-
beth Grant, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [610
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304523; T. Storr, Chatsworth, Il.
FroM you, FOR ME; lyric by Theo.
Stempfel, jr., music by Herbert P.
Stothart and Jos. H. Howard. [611
© Dee. 26, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 7, 1913;
E 301099; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
612
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 8
FRUHLINGSERWACHEN (Spring’s awak-
ing); von Hermann Vetter, op. 11,
no. 1; pianoforte. (Drei melodische
studien fiir pianoforte, no. 1.) [612
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 20,
1913; E 302585; Friedrich MHof-
meister, Leipzig.
FRUHLINGSLIED (A_ springtide lay);
words by Conrad Nies, English ver-
sion by Henry G. Chapman, music
by Paul Th. Miersch; high voice.
[613
(©) Jam Be. 1915-27 san! 2k
1913; E 304810; G. Schirmer. New
York.
FUN BY MOONLIGHT; a ragtime festi-
val, by Manton Bennett; piano.
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301648; Metzler & co., (1909) 1td.,
London.
FUNERAL MARCH AND DIRGE; by Robert
Braun EHilenberg (posthumous) ; pf.
[615
ic) Jans 2t, 1913-'.2- ee Jan. «29,
1913; E 301530; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
Fussy (A) LITTLE GIRL LIKE YOU:
words and music by Car] Vaneli,
pseud. of J. C. evan. [616
© 1c Jan. 14, 1913; E 301327:
J. C. Levan, San Francisco.
GABBI (THE) TANGO; by Eloise Gabbi;
ir [617
dau a1, GIS 2 co. Jan-..46,
1913; E 304084; Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
GABRIELLE; valse de concert, by Harry
Mathena Gilbert; pf. [618
© Jan, 13, 1913: 2/e) Jan, 14,
1913; E 301359; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
GALLOPING ON; words by Theodore
Roberts, music by Aston Tyrrold.
[619
© Jan. 22, 1913: 2 c. Jan. 27.
1915; E 306147; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
GAME (THE) OF LIFE; lyric by L.
Crawford, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine, [620
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 « Jan. 17,
1913; E 304146; Lena Crawford.
Corona, N. Y.
Intermezzo; von R. .
Ganz, op. 23, no. 2; Klavier. (Vier |
klavierstticke, no. 2.) [621
© Aug. 13, 1912; 2. ean. 2, 1915% |)
E 302259,; Ries & Erler, Berlin. |
GANZ (RUDOLPH)
GARDEN (THE) OF SOUL-SYMPATHY,. |
See Poems. /
GARLAND OF FLOWERS; by Oscar Ber-
inger; pf. continental fingering. |
(Characteristic pieces, no. 3.) [622 |
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913; ||
E 302190; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
GASOLINE; words by J. Will Callahan, ,
music by Paul Pratt. [623 —
Jan. 27, 1918; 2 Gaiam |
1918; E 304238: Frank K. Root & |
co., Chicago.
GaucHA (LA); tango Argentin, par |
Alfred Delbriick. No. 1. Orchester |
avec piano conducteur. 4to.
| Bg [624, 625
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 ec. each Jan.
21, 1918; E 302630, 302631; Emile
Leduc, P. Bertrand et cie., Paris.
GAVOTTE; by Felix Swinstead, op. 22;
pf. (Six pieces for children, no. 1.) |
[626
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302491; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
——by Oscar Beringer; pf. Conti-
nental fingering. (Characteristic
pieces, no. 10.) [627
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302191; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don.
See also Album leaves.
—— See also Handel (G. F.)
GAVOTTE (LA) DE LA POUPEE; par
Costantino De Crescenzo, op. 40.
1. Piano seul. 2. Piano & 4 mains.
[628, 629
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c each Jan. 138,
1913; E 302452, 302453; C. Schmidl
& co., Leipzig. [Copyright claimed
on piana & 4 mains.]
GAY (THE) *ORIOLE; caprice by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; pf. (Feathered songsters.
no. 7.) [630
© Jan. 18, 1913: 2 @ Gee
1913; E 301358: M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
34
No. 2. |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
GazELLE (THE); andante élégant, by
Richard Hoffman, ed. and fingered
by Henry Levey; pf. [631
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1913;
E 301103; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. |
—— See also Menzen (Jacobus).
Geset; ged. von Hebbel. musik von
Gustav Bumecke, op. 25, fiir eine
singstimme und klavier. Hoch und
tief. (Zwei gesiinge, no. 2.) [632
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1913;
E 306181; Saturn- verlag, Berlin-
Wilmersdorf, Germany.
GEE, BUT IT’S GREAT TO BE ALONE; words
by BH. Kitt, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [635
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913:
-E 304412; Edward Kitt. Brooklyn.
GEHN WIRE MAL ZU HAGENBECK;
marschlied aus der grosses posse
Puppchen, text von Alfred Schonfeld,
musik von Jean Gilbert. [634
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2s. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302323; £Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin.
—marschlied aus der posse Pupp-
chen, musik von Jean Gilbert, arr.
von Ernst Urbach; salon-orchester.
4to. (Thalia sammlung 5 tng SLO
19.) [635
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 11,
1913; E 306162; Thalia-theater-ver-
lag, Berlin.
GELOBT SEI, DER DA KOMMT; Weih-
nachtskantate, von Franciscus Nagier
op. 70, no. 2; fiir gemischten chor mit
orgel-begleitung. (Sehlichte kir-
chen-musik, nr. 2). [636
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302233; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
GEN. FELIx AGNUS MARCH; by W.
Paris Chambers, rey. :
Reeves; full band. 4to. [637
© Nov. 23, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913:
E 300925; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
GEORGIA LAND; by Arthur Field and
Harry Carroll, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus. No. 1. Female voices. No. 2.
Mixed voices. [638, 639
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 3.
1913; E 300828, 300829: M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copyright
is claimed on new arrangement. |
30
647
GEORGIA LAND—Continued.
—— march two step, by Harry Carroll,
arr. by Sol P. Levy; band. 4to.
[640
©) Jan. 28, 19138; 2 c Jan.. 29,
1913; FE 301533; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
GERMAN ARTILLERY; march, by Will H.
Smith; band. 4to. [641
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 300792; Will H. Smith & son,
Dixon, Il.
GERRARD (JOHN) Six songs; words
by P. B. Shelley and others, set to
music by J. Gerrard. Contents :—
1. To the stormwind.—2. Whenas in
silks.—3. When I am dead... A
widow bird.—d5d. I fear thy kisses.—
6. Soul of my thought. [642
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 18, 1918;
BE} 302568; Weekes & co., London.
GERTRUDE MINUET; by Samuel Jonas,
op. S25 no. 23), pF. [643
ian! 22,) 213" 12 ce. Jan. 28.
1913; E 301492; M. Witmark & sons.
New York.
GET ALONG: one step by James M. Gal-
lathy; piano. [644
© Jan: 27, 1918; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
BE 306155; John Church ¢o., Cin-
cinnati.
GET AWAY FROM GROUCHTOWN; words
by Frank L. Stanton, jr., music by
BE. Gregori. [645
© 1e. Jan. 24, 19138; E 3043805;
Elsa Gregori, Atlanta.
GHETTO (THE) GLIDE. See Those rag-
time melodies.
Guost (THE) or CASEY JONES; words
and musie by W. H. Lynch. [646
© Dee. Si, | 1913: 2 e@ Jan. ‘27,
1913; E 304331; Chas. A. Meyers,
Chicago.
GiogNO (UN) IN VENEZIA (A day in
Venice): a cycle of four love poems,
verse by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by Ethelbert Nevin, arr. by
Charles Gilbert Spross; three-part
women’s chorus. 4to. Contents :—
Alba. — Gondolieri. — Canzone amo-
roso.—Buona notte. [647 ©
Jane to, 1915: 2 ia. dan,e1Z,
19138; E 301299; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement and text. |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
648
Gipsy yoy; by Marion Cowper; pf.
. [648
@ Jan 3, 1913; 2c. 'Jan.-9, TSS;
BE 301148; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
GIRD THY SworRD; words from the forty-
fifth Psalm, music by E. K. Heyser.
(In The choir, Jan, 1918, vol. 14, no.
Pe) [649
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301233; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati.
GirRL (THE) FROM BERMUDA; words
and music by Bobby Jones. [650
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1912; E 299738; O.
E. Story, Boston.
Girt (THE) I AM DREAMING OF TODAY;
words by G. Daniels, music by Anna
Ss. HT, [651
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan: 6, 19138;
E 300988; Grace Daniels, Chicago.
GirL (THE) IN FUR; words and music
by J. L. Overly. [652
©.1e¢ Jan. 2, 1918; B 801095;
Jas. L. Overly, Johnstown, Pa.
GIRLIE, I AM DREAMING
words by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [653
©) Dec 15, 191252 -e. Gan a7,
1918; E 304222;.E. H. Lucht, Cleve-
land, O.
GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS; words by Letty
Hakes, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
JUST OF YOU;
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [654
@)) Dec. 35, 1912:).2 « Jan; 17,
1913; E 304205; L. Hakes, Troy,
ae
GIVE ME THY HEART; words by Cecil
Sturt, music by Godfrey Nutting: in
C, in D flat, and in E flat. [655
© Jan. 10, 1918: 2 c each Jan.
11, 1918; E 302891; Gould & co.,
London.
GLASS (THE) BLOWERS; a_ lyrical
comedy in 3 acts, book by Leonard
Liebling, music by John Philip
Sousa. Vocal score. 4to. [656
© Jan. 23, 1918: 2 c. Jan, 23,
1915; E 804286; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
GLOOMS—OH JOY; words and musie by
Lassi. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [657
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 17,
1913; E 304144; Louis Koski, May-
nard, Mass.
36
E. H. Lucht, musie by
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS.
stucke aus op. 59.
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO; missa, auc-
tore C. M. Busch, op. 49; tribus voci-—
bus aequalibus cum organo con-
cinenda. Partituz; und stimmen.
Ato. [658
© Jan. 38, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1913;
© 302565; B. Schott’s sdbne, Mae 7
Germany.
GLORIOUS FOREVER. _See Rachinaninott
(S.); Six choruses.
GLORY BRIGHTENS OUR WAY; words by
James Rowe, music by Geo. W.
Sebren. [659
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c, Jan. 10,oias
E 3801219; James D. | Vaughan;
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
GLORY IN THE CROSS; words by James —
Rowe, music by B. C. Unseld. [660
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 « Jan. 10/19133
E 301181; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn,
pt. 111, n. 8., v. 8
See Drei orgel
4% |
rz
sy
7
, i
,
4
GLoryY (THE) LINE; words and music
by C. W. Vaughan. [661
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
EH 301173; Chas. W. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
GLORY
cantata, text compiled by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Charles Gil-
bert Spross; solos and chorus for
Easter. 4to. [662
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 ce Jan. 6, 19138;
E 301052; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST; words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by Hu-
bert P. Main. [6638
© Dec. 25, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300816; Biglow & Main co., New
York.
sLORY TO THE TRINITY; words trans-
lated by Charles Winfred Douglas,
music by C. Rachmaninov, op. 81.
4to. [664
© Jan. 25; ye 2 ¢. Gam 27,
1918; BE 304337 H. W. Gray €o.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on editing. }
GLUCK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD VON)
Armide; opera in five acts by C.
W. von Gluck. French text with an
English translation and the music of
the principal airs. [665
© Dec. 16, 1912: 2 ce Jan. 11,
1918; A 329991; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
(THE) OF THE RESURRECTION 5 —
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
68:
ie)
no. 1, 1913
Gop BLESS you; words and music by
‘Mrs. F. A. Carreon. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [666
‘© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918 ;
E 304895; Mrs. F. A. Carreon, El
Paso.
GopARD (BENJAMIN LouIS PAUL) Au
matin (In the morning); by Benja-
min Godard, op. 83, ed. and fingered
by Philipp Mitteld: violin and piano.
[667
ramen 28, 1913; 2. c,. Jan, 30,
1918; E 301601; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on edi-
ting and fingering. ]
GOING SOME; march two step by Carl
Loveland; pf. [668
owen, 14 1913: 2 ¢. Jan. 15,
1913; E 304008; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
GOLD AGAINST LOVE; words by I. R.
Reed, music by W. Scott Mayo.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [669
@© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ec: Jan. 17,
1913; E 304132; I. Randall Reed,
Washington.
GoLD AND SILVER; waltz; by Franz
Lehar, arr. by G. Friebland; orch.
4to. [670
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 18,
1913; E 301885; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston.
GOLDEN DAWN; waltz, by Gaston De
Bréville; pf. [671
Seam 15, 1913: 2 ¢. .Jan...16,
1918; E 302525; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
GOLDEN DREAM; waltz by Carl Bonner ;
pf. Boston, Mass. Evans music co.
‘ [672
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300881; W. A. Evans, Boston.
GoLDEN (A) HEART; words by Olive
West, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [673
@ Dec, 15, 1912: 2 e« Jan. 17,
1913; E 304127; Mrs. Chas. West,
Iron River, Mich.
GOLDEN IDAHO; words by W. Whyte,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [674
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
BE 304892; W. Whyte, Boise, Id.
GOLDEN (THE) VANITEE. See Lowland
(The) sea.
GoLpILocKs. See Summertime stories.
Goo, Goo, Goo; words by Garretson
Reynolds, music by R. R. Trench;
soprano or tenor. [675
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 18,1913;
I} 301309; Richard R. Trench, Chi-
cago.
GOOD-BYE, DEAR OLD HOME-LAND; words
by J. W. and C. J. Lewthwaite,
music by Jean Buckley... Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[676
Gy Dee; (15,):1919> 2° es sam az,
1918; E 304121: J. W. Lewthwaite,
Toronto, Canada.
Goop-BYE, SWEET EASTER DAY; words
and music by F. A. Clark. [677
ch sam, ko, 1913: 2 e. Jan. 18;
1918; E 301368; F. A. Clark, Phila-
delphia.
GOODBYE, SWEETHEART; words and
music by T. W. Small. Cleveland,
A. Brodie pub. co. [678
© Jam.) '7;'1913; 2c. Jan, 13, 1913:
E 301322; A. Brodie, Cleveland.
GOOD-BYE SWEETHEART, SWEETHEART
GOOD-BYE; words and music by A. F.
Rohr. [679
© Dee. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301659; Albert F. Rohr, Shippen-
ville, Pa.
GOoD CHEER; march two step by R. H.
Heiss; pf. [680
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2c. Jan. 30, 1913;
E 301604; Robert H. Heiss, Chicago.
GOooD GRAVY RAG; musical relish by
Harry Belding; pf. [681
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2c. Jan. 23, 1913;
E 304282; Buck & Lowney, St.
Louis. '
GOOSEY, GOOSEY GANDER; two-part song,
words anonymous, music by HE.
Kars; female voices. 4to. (Two-
part music, school series, no. 79.)
[682
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 30,1913;
E 302722; Boosey & co., London.
GosPEL (THE) RAILROAD; words by M.
E. Whitten, music arr. by J. D.
Vaughan. [683
© Jan. 1, 19138; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918:
E 301218; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
o7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
684
pt. 111, n.8,Vv.8 ||
Gounop (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Come
unto Him; full anthem, by Charles
Gounod, arr. by Mark Andrews;
mixed voices & organ. 4to. (Church
music review, no. 336.) [684
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1918 ;
E 301403; H. W. Gray co. New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
GoveRNor’s (THE) MARCH; by Fred-
erick Richard Benjamin ; pf. [685
© Jan: 21, 1913; 2 e. Jan. 23, 1915 ;
E 304267; Hand pub. co., Harris-
burg, Pa.
GRAN (LA) INDISCRETA; cancion, letra
de Eduardo Montesinos, musica de
Felipo Orejon. [686
© Dec, 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302342; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
GRAND (THE) OLD SUMMER TIME; Or, |
The summer craze; words and music
by E. D. Clark. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [687
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304463; Eugene D. Clark, Boston.
GRANDE PIECE SYMPHONIQUE; no. 2 des
6 piéces pour orgue par César
Franck, op. 17, transcription par J.
Griset, pour 2 pianos 4 4 mains.
[688
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 306069 ; Durand et cie., Paris.
GRANDFATHER'S Kath
Ormsby ; pf. [689
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 9, 1918;
E 301149; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
STORY; by
GRANDMA’S LULLABY; words by Imo-
gene Bird, music by Ilda Eaton.
[690
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Jan. 22, 19138;
EE} 304246; Etta Miller, Phillipsburg,
Kans.
GREAT (THE) LEADER; march and two
step, by A. Haile, piano. [691
_© Dec. 27, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 300787: Alice Haile, St. Louis.
GREAT (THE) WIND SHAKES THE BREAD-
FRUIT LEAF. See Idyls of the south
sea.
GREAT (THE) WORLD WEEPS; words and
music by A. D. Kingsley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[692
© Dec. 15, 1912: 2 ec. Jan. rT,
1913; E 304229; Adelaide D. Kings-
ley, Crookston, Minn. f
38
GRIECHISCHE NATIONAL- HYMNE
(Hymne national
Heidenreich; pf. 4 2 mains.
piano par Ferdinand Beyer, no. 33;
Gréce. )
Germany.
arrangement. ]
GUIDE ME TO THE LIGHT; song, music
by W. H. Squire; organ ace. [694
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 @ ieee
1913; E 802557; Boosey & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on
organ arrangement. |
H. M. S. PINAFoRE; words by W. 8S.
Gilbert. music by Arthur Sullivan,
ed. by Bertha Remick; chorus parts.
(The laurel octavo, no. 300a.) [695
© Dee. 17, 1912; 2c. Jan. 9, 1913;
E 301161; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Gavotte;
von G. F. Handel, arr. von Stefi
Geyer; yioline und klavier. (Alte
stticke, klassische transkriptionen,
fiir violine und klavier, no. 2.) [696
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1912;
E 3027382; Norsk musikforlag, Chris-
tiania, Norway.
HaicH (T.) Postlude; set to tune
Aurelia, by T. Haigh; organ. obl.
Svo. (Jn The organ loft, book 91,
Jan. 1912, no. 274.) [697
© Jan. 1, 1918: 2 © Jan. Oigia-
E 302378; Vincent music co., 1td.,
London.
Prelude; set to tune Angelus by
T. Haigh; organ. obl. 8vo. (In
The organ loft, book 91, Jan. 1913,
no. 278. ) [698
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 e. Jan. 9, 1913;
EX 302377; Vincent music ¢o., 1td.,
London.
HAIL AMERICA HAIL; words and music
by J. Cunningham. [699
© ic Feb. 8, 1918; B 301668 ;
Jeannette Cunningham, Anaconda,
Mont.
HAIL, BLESSED EASTER, HAIL! words
and music by F. A. Clark. [700
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 «@ Jan. 18,
1918; E 301377; F, A. Clark, Phila-
delphia.
Hellénique);
Mantzaros, bearbeitet von Carl L.
(Col-
lection de Chants patriotiques pour |
[693
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2c Jan. 7, 19135 |
E 802358; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, —
[Copyright is claimed on |
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no. 1, 1913
Hatz! FEestaL pay; words by R. M.
Stults, H. Ware Jr., et al., music by
R. M. Stults. Svo. [701
ewan, 27, 19138: 2 ce \Jan. 27,
19138; E 3804866; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Hair LovistaAna; words by lL. L.
Younge, music by M. L. Guion.
New Orleans, Henry B. Kronlage.
4to. [702
my Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 13,
1918: E 3014385; Mary Leigh Guion,
and Lilita Lever Younge, New Or-
leans.
Hait, THOU ONCE DESPISED JESUS;
words and music by Wm. Williams;
- mixed voices. (Octavo choir music,
no. 27.) [703
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302192; Anglo Canadian music
publisher’s ass’n.. ltd. Toronto.
Canada.
HALLELUJAH, ALL THE WAY; words by
James Rowe, music by J. D.
| Vaughan. [704
© © Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 10, 19138;
' B 301174; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
\
HALLOW-E-EN PRANES. See Holidays.
ME (THE) NEST; words by Rose
Mills Powers, music by W. Ralph
\ Cox. [705
= © Jan, 18, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 20,
/ 1913; E 301899; H. W. Gray co.,
) New York.
Hamer OOR BOTTACHAM, HAME CAM’ HE;
from Sea tangle, arr. and translated
by M. Kennedy-Fraser. [706
* © Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 9, 19138;
| E 302368; Marjory Kennedy-Fraser,
London.
HANDSOME BILL; words by J. Durst,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [707
pec. 1b, 1912: -2''e. Jan. 17,
19138; E 304204: Jack Durst, Tyler.
Tex.
-
APPIEST (THE) LAND; school chorus,
words by Henry W. Longfellow,
{ music by W. H. Jude, arr. by Frank
H. Brackett; mixed voices. 4to.
[708
maven. /27; 1913; 2 e. Jan. 27;
1913; E 304367; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement for school chorus. ]
ey
39
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
718
Happy ALL THE WHILE; words by
James Rowe, music by Geo. W.
Sebren. [709
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301205; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg. Tenn.
HAPPY BROWNIES; by H. Lichner, ed.
and fingered by Maurits Leefson;
pf. [710
©). Jan 24; 1913; °2 c..Jan. 29,
1918; E 301555; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tion. ]
Happy (A) COMPANY; scherzo-caprice
by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 262, no.
> we, [711
©) Jani, 20, 1973: 2c. Jan, 21,
1913: E 301466; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Happy DAY: words by Fred G. Bowles,
music by Wilfrid Sanderson; in E
fiat. [712
©) i Jani: 1b, 1918: 2 ¢ Jan: 18,
1913; E 3802558; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
HAPPY IN THE LOVE OF JESUS; words
by A. H. Ackley, music by B. D.
Ackley. [713
©) Jan 21018 <2 c.. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301027; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia. ,
HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS; by Walter Gail;
pf. [714
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304557; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
Happy sone; by Felix Swinstead, op.
22; pf. (Six pieces for children,
no. 6.) [715
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 14, 1918;
BE 302492; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
Happy watz; by Adolph Schultz, op.
26, no. 4; piano. [716
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ce. Jan. 8, 1913;
E 301120; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
Happy (THE) WREN; serenade by Geo.
J. Trinkaus; pf. (Feathered song-
sters, no. 6.) [717
©) Fam.) 13)./1813;.2 ¢. Jan. 14,
1918; E 301857; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
HARFA MELLETT; szOvegét irta Zerko-
vitz Béla zenéjét szerzé PYrichystal
Josef. [718
© Dee. 12, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 302699; Franz Bard und bruder,
Budapest, Hungary.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
719
HARK, HARK, MY SOUL; words by Fred
W. Faber, music by J. W. Northrop.
[719
(©) Dee. 31,1912; 2c. Jan: Pf19138;
E 301145; Joseph W. Northrop,
Bridgeport, Conn.
HARMONIE DU SOIR; valse romantique
par Vincenzo Billi, op. 274, no. 1;
pf. [720
(©) Dec. $1, 1912 .2.¢ Jan. 2.4913"
FE 302170; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
HIARP-GUITAR CONTRA-BASS STUDIES; by
C. C.. Rowden. rie
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301254; Claud C. Rowden, Chi-
cago.
HARTMANN (J. P. E.) 6 karakterstyk-
ker (6 characteristic pieces) ; kom-
ponerede som studier for pianoforte,
med indiedende smaavers af H. C.
Andersen, von J. P. H. Hartmann,
op. 50. Ny udgave (neue ausgabe)
von Adolf Ruthardt. [722
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1918;
EK 302414; Wilhelm Hansen, Leip-
zig. |Copyright claimed on arr.
with introductory verses. ]
HASTE TO THE RESCUE; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by S. W. Beazley.
[723
© dune. ¥* 1012" Se: “Fan. 90,
1913; E 301436; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago.
Haunting; words by John Warring-
ton, music by M. C. Hanford. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[724
© Dee, 15, 912; 2. a/.Jan. 17,
1913; HE 304122; A. O’Kane, St. Co-
lumbo, Buncrano, Co. Dougal, Ire-
land.
HAVE YOU GOT A ROOM TO RENT IN YOUR
HEART FOR ME; words by Olive L..
Irields, ‘music by Harry L. New-
man, [725
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 6, 1918;
IX 800979; Sunlight music co., Chi-
cago.
HAYDN (FRANZ JosrPH) Menuette;
von Joseph Haydn, arr. von Stefi
Geyer; violine und klavier. (Alte
stiicke, klassische transkriptionen,
nr. 1.) [726
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1912;
98027381; Norsk wmusikforlag,
Christiania, Norway.
40
pt. III, 1. S., v..
Her CAN SAVE You; words and melody |
by J. W. T. Givens, har. by J. ™.
Hunt. ; [727
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c, Jan. 6, 1913;
EH 3800964; John W. T. Givens, Ca
thage, Mo.
HE HAS NEVER FAILED ME YET; words)
by Lizzie De Arnold, music by C.
Gabriel.
19138; E 504111; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
Hr 1s My Saviour; words and musi
by A. C. Fisher. [Tz
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 Gia
1913;
Fort Worth, Tex.
HE IS NOT HERE; Waster
posed by Fred. Ww. Peace; high an
low voice. [7
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2 ec. each Tia! 16,
1913; E 304090; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
arrangement as a song.]
HE IS RISEN; anthem for Haster, mu-/
sic by Zenas H. Spicer; organ ace. |
4to. (Sacred octavo choruses, no.
17T;) [731
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 eam 16, |
1918; E 304066; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
— words and music by F. A. Clark,
[732
© Jan. 15, 1913;°2 Gaiam
1918; E 301873; F. A. Clark, Phila-
delphia.
HE LIVES AGAIN; words and music by |
Jas. B. Franklin. [733
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 301196; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
HE LIVES TO-DAY;
Thoro Harris. [734
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 801010; Smith & Lamar, Nashville. |
HE NEVER TOOK A LESSON IN HIS LIFE; |]
lyrics by Joe Goodwin and Joe Mc-
Carthy, melody by Fred Fischer. ;
[73
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1918; B 801093;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
HE REDEEMED ME; words by James
Rowe, music by Joseph M. Allen. —
[736
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1913;
BE 301207; James D. Vaughan, Law-
rencebur g, Tenn.
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 @ Jan. Imi
[Copyright is claimed | on
words and music by |
E 304289; Albert ©. Fisher,
song com- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
/ mo. 1, 1918
| He’s so Goop TO ME; words and music
by Irving Berlin. [737
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300853; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
WE WAS JUST A POOR OLD CONVICT;
words by E. ©. Binford, music by
L. A. Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [738
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304542; E. C. Binferd, Stockton,
Cal.
HEAH DE WAVES A ROLLIN’ IN; words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by B. D.
Ackley. [739
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301025; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
/HeAR ME O Gop; words by Joseph
Fletcher, music by Harvey B. Gaul;
organ acc. [740
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 301268; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
HEAR ME WHEN I cau (H6rmig, naar
jeg raaber) ; words from Psalm 4, arr.
and adapted from the original Swed-
ish, English, and Norwegian by Hal-
dor Hansen, music by G. Wenner-
berg; solo, chorus of mixed voices
and organ or piano. (Northern edi-
tion of octavo music, no. 129.) [741
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300794; Northern book & music
co.. Chicago. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement and adaptation. ]}
HEAR MY PRAYER, O HEAVENLY FATHER;
words by Mrs. H. Parr, music by
J. W. Northrop. {742
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c Jan. 9, 1913;
E 301148; Joseph W. Northrop,
Bridgeport, Conn.
HEART BEATS; waltz by Walter E.
Miles; pf. [743
Segam .13,- 1913: 2 cc... Jan.’ 14,
1913; E 301338; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, O.
| Heart 0’ MY HEART; words by C.
Browner, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [744
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304393; Cornelia Browner, Coffey-
ville, Kan.
HEARTS AND ROSES; waltzes by Louis
A. Drumheller, op. 130; pf. [745
) Jam 25; 1913: 2-¢c..Jan. 25,
1913; E 304283; Jos. Morris co.,
Philadelphia.
78693—13——4
4]
754
HEART’S HAVEN; waltzes by FEF. H.
Losey, op. 278; full band. 4to. [746
ic) iJam 25, 1918-2) c. Jan: 30,
1918; E 301574; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
HeicH-HoO! THE BUNGALOW; words by
Mollie Currier, music by M. C. Han-
ford. [T47
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
EK 304460; H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine., Washington.
HEIMAT (DIE); ged. von Hmil Ritters-
haus, musik von Emil Reyl, op. 26;
male chorus. 4to. (Neue miinner-
chore, no. 426.) [748
© Dee. 2, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
EK 300934; Carl Fischer, New York.
Herress (THE); a farcical comedy in
two acts, book and lyrics by A. S.
Trelawney, music by W. G. Hamble-
ton. Vocal seore. [749
© 1¢ Feb. 3. 1918: D 19244;
Arthur 8S. Trelawney and William G.
Hambleton, West Newton, Mass.
von Rudolph Ganz, op.
(Vier klavier-
HELDENGRAB;
2, no. Ls klavier.
stiicke, no. 1.) [750
© Aug. 13, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302257; Ries & Erler, Berlin.
HELIOTROP ; operette in einem akt, text
von Gustav Beer und Wilhelm
Frieser, musik von Carlo Mara;
klavierauszug mit text. [751
Nays 25.) 11912< 2 .¢e..\ Jan... 18,
1913; D 19232; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich.
HELLE NACHT; ged. von Richard Deh-
mel, musik von Walther Bransen, nr.
4. (Lieder fiir eine singstimme mit
klavierbegleitung, nr. 4.) [752
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302266; Schlesinger’ sche puch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin.
HeEtito! Herto; from The man with
three wives, words by Harold R.
Atteridge, music by Al. W. Brown.
[753
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304552; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don.
HELP US TO REACH ETERNITY; words: by
Mrs. T. D. Allen, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [754
©); Dee.o 35) 1912+. 2..0c..Jan. 17,
1913; E 304126; Mrs. T. D. Allen,
Neweastle, Pa.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
755
pt. 01, 0. s., v. 8
HER VOICE; poem by Oscar Wilde, mu-
sic by John Alden Carpenter; med.
voice. [755
©) Jan 4)1913'2-e. Jan, 6)4913 ;
BE 300991; G. Schirmer, New York.
Herest. See Menzen (Jacobus)
HERBSTENTSCHLUSS; lied aus der ton-
dichtung, von liebe und leid. ged. von
Lenau, musik von Gustav Bumceke,
op. 24, fiir eine singstimme und
klavier. Hoch und tief. [756
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 20, 1913;
E 306182; Saturn-verlag, Berlin-Wil-
mersdorf, Germany.
Hero (A) WENT DOWN WITH THE MON-
ARCH OF THE SEA; words by J. W.
Willis, sr., music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [757
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304503; J. W. Willis, sr., Rayville,
La.
Heroic OSSIANIC CHANT; from Sea
tangle, collected from Calum Mac-
millan, and arr. by M. Kennedy-
Fraser. [758
© Jan. 8. 1918)" 2c. Jan. oO 191s:
E 302369; Marjory Kennedy- Fraser,
London.
Herr LENZ; ged. von E. von Bodmann,
musik von Fritz Leeder, op. 11.
(Sieben lieder, no. 2.) [759
© Jan 10,2013 :- 2+ ec.’ Jam 25,
19138; E 306188; J. M. Welleminsky,
Vienna.
HEURE (L’) BLEUE; valse lente, paroles
de Georges Millandy, sur la musi-
que de ehadaieea Bodé. [760
a dan.13, 1913 >.2..¢c. Jan. 25,1913)
1 306035 ; Se idicn: Paris.
HEUT GEHN WIR GAR NICHT ERST INS
BETT; marschlied aus der _ posse:
Puppchen, text von Alfred Schonfeld,
musik von Jean Gilbert, orch. arr.
von Joh. Doebber; orchester. 4to.
(Thalia, sammlung der beliebtesten
operettenschlager fiir orchester, no.
21.) [761
© Jan. 17, 1918: 2 c Jan. 29,
1915; E 3802707; Thalia theater-
verlag, Berlin. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement fiir orchester. ]
HeXLEIN (DAs); komische oper in 8
bildern, nach einer Novelle von Fritz
Wittels, von Rich. Batka, musik
von Julius Wachsmann; klavieraus-
zug mit text. [762
© “Noy. 1971912: 2 ‘e ‘Jan. 18,
1915; D 19288; Ries & Erler, Ber-
lin.
42
HippEN (THE) PATH; words by Mrs,
E. C. Huckabee, music” Dy 9 Hyg |
Huckabee. [763
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Dee. 30; 19128 |
E 301288; E. C. Huckabee, Hills- )
boro, Tex. |
HIDE AND SEEK; by Bjarne Rolseth; |
piano. [764
© Jan. 27,.19138; 2°@ ame
1918; E 302689 ; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
See also Small hands.
His FACE I’LL SEE; words by Mrs. H.
C. Huckabee, music by E. C. Hucka- ©
bee. [765 |
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Dec. 30,1912; ||
E 301290; E. C. Huckabee, Hills- |
boro, Tex. |
HIS GOOD-BYE;
Bates-Insell,
ballad, words by H. —
music by Harry L. |
Gardner. Ottawa, Ill., Ottawa song |
shop. [766
© Dec. 27, 1912; 2 Gyganeeias |i
1912; E 301818; Mary Isadora In- |
gersoll, Ottawa, Ill.
His LEGIONS LOYAL; marching song,
words by P. A. Williams, music by |
W. A. Post. [767 |
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan, 6, 19135 |
E 3801003; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
HIS NEED OF ME; words by Fred P.
Morris, music by Robert Harkness. ©
[768
26, 1912; 2 ¢ Memnees |
E 302684; Charles M. Alex-
Philadelphia. i
HocH- UND DEUTSCHMEISTER MARSCH; |
von Dominik Ertl, op. 41, arr. von |
R. Késseldorfer; zither 1, 2 im vio-
linschliissel. [769
© Aug. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 302272; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
© Dec.
19138;
ander,
HocHzZEIT IM MORGENLANDE; charak-
tersttick, von Josef Prichystal;
piano. [770
© Nov. 12, 1912: 2 © Nove:
1912; E 302708 : Franz Bard und
bruder, Budapest, Hungary.
HoLipays; six tone pictures, by
Charles Wakefield Cadman; pf. Con-
tents: A-maying.—A morning walk.
—A new year’s call.—The valentine
lady.—Hallow-e-’en pranks.—The
ride of old Santa. cy ae
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ce Jan. 8, 1913;
E 301117; Willis musie co., Cinein-
nati.
no. 1, 1913
_ Hoy CITY BUILT ABOVE; words by Geo.
_ W. Winningham, music by A. B. Se-
_ bren. [772
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 3800888; A. B. Sebren, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Hory SPiIRIr BE MY GUIDE: words by
Johnson Oatman, jr., musie by B. D.
Ackley. [773
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301030; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
HoME AND ABROAD; words by Chris-
topher Edward Jackson, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [774
' gee 15." 1912; 2-c.° Jan. 17,
1918 ; E 304128; C. E. Jackson, Ashe-
ville, NeC,.
HoME crrcLe; overture by R. Schle-
_ pegrell, arr. by Adolphe Dumont;
full orch. and piano. 4to. [775
Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan: 4,
19138; E 300932; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
| rangement. ]
————— arr. by G. H. Reeves; full
band. 4to. [776
ee Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 4,
| 1918; E 300933 ; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
{——
{
© Dec. 5, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 300931; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
HoME IS WHERE THE HEART IS; from
Under many flags, by Manuel Klein,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
mand. orch. [7 78
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 @ Jan. 29,
se terrae,
1913; E 301534; M. Witmark & sons.
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
Home (THE) OF MY CHILDHOOD; words
and music by A. Adilia Johnson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [779
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304417; Ada A. Johnson, Osakis,
Minn.
Homo:
open door,
intermezzo as played in The
by H. Sullivan Brooke;
piano. [780
© Jan. *27,'19135/2.¢. Jan. 18,
1913: E 302555; Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
789
Hona-Kone (A) ROMANCE; words
anonymous, music by T. S. Lovette.
[781
© Jan: 10) 19138; 2-c. Jan. 10,
1918; FE 301249; Gamble hinged mu
sie co., Chicago.
HONNEUR AUX DAMES; polka, par
Costantino de Crescenzo, op. 61; pf.
[782
© Dee. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 13, 1918;
FB 302454; C. Schmid] & ¢o., Leipzig.
Hor Scorcn. See Out of doors.
Hor timer. See Wisconsin football jin-
gles.
Hour (THE) BEFORE DAWN;
Ethel Bernard Kelly, music by
Claude Arundale. [788
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
words by
301645; Metzler & co., (1909) Itd.,
London.
Hour (THE) OF MEMORY; chapter
song, words and melody by C. Ahl-
. feld Managan, arr. by John Emil
Ecker. [784
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1912; E 304087; Corena A. Flanagan,
Kenton, O.
How cAN I ForGET; words by W. W.
Robinson, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [785
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1913;
EK 304399; W. W. Robinson, Los An-
geles.
How covutp I KNOW THAT YOU LOVED
ME; words by A. Seymour Brown.
music by Bert Grant. [786
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 300801; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
How DEAR TO ME THE HOUR WHEN DAY-
LIGHT DIES; poetry by Thomas
Moore, music by Charles Santley.
(In Two ae no. 1.) [78T
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14, 19138;
E 302510; a & co., London.
Hussy; words by S. W. Woodruff,
music by Robert B. Kellogg. New
York, Kellogg music co. [78S
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301658: Stockton W. Woodruff,
New York.
HupSON SCHOOL METHOD OF PIANO
PLAYING; ragtime and popular mu-
sie, 20 lesson course. by R. M. La
Force. Rey. ed. [789
© Noy. 21, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 27,
1912; EB 331432; Ruth May La Force,
Jersey City.
43
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
790
pt. 1s v.&
HuMOoORESKE; von Jené Hubay, op. 104,
no. 2; violine mit klavierbegleitung.
[790
© Sept. 6, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302517; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
HUMORESQUE (Humoreske); by An-
tonin Dvorak, op. 101, no. 7, ed. by
J. Bodewalt Lampe; pf. [791
© Jan: 30, 1918; 2 c Jan. Si,
1913; E 301630; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
— by Felix Swinstead, op. 21; piano.
[792
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1918;
E 302576; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
——by Oscar Beringer; pf. Conti-
nental fingering. (Characteristic
pieces, no. 11.) [793
@© Dee. 30, 1912; 2 ¢: Jan, 2, 1918 ;
E 3021938: Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
J.ondon.
par Franz von Vecsey; violon et
piano. (Trois morceux, no. 2.) [794
© Oct. 17, 1912: 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912;
E 306008; Roézsavilgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary.
HUNGARIAN MARCH: by Emil Ohlsen
[arr. by S. L. Herrmann]; pf. [795
a Mer 2, AMIS: 2 ec. Janv27, 1913;
E 304368 ; "Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
HIUNGARIAN RHAPSODY; by Hauser,
transcribed by Henry Spector; pi-
ano. [796
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 27, 1912:
E 3011386; Harry Levinson, Brook-
lyn. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
HUNGARIAN RONDO; duet by R. Krentz-
lin, op. 35, arr, by Albert W. Ketél-
bey; piano. (Three descriptive
duets, no. 1.) [797
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913;
E 306206; Elkin & co., 1td., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment, |
HUNTING sone; by C. W. Krogmann,
op. 100, no. 3; pf. (Melody’s gar-
den, no. 3.) [798
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300867; B. F. Wood music co..
Boston.
~—— See also Becker (George)
4-4
HvuRRAH, FOR BOLD TEDDY; words Bb
D. Collins, music by Charles J. W..
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirku
Dugdale ss ine. be
Oia. .
Hurry up, Joun; words by T. Dona
hue, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
inc. [800 |
© Dec. 15, 1912: 2. Jan. 17, 19183 |
E 304177; Timothy Donahue, Chi-_
cago.
HusH SONG; part song, words by |
Christina Rossetti, music by G. Moly- |
neux Palmer, op. 15, no. 3; female
voices. 4to. (Part songs, no. 50.)
[801
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918; |
E 306143; Stainer & Bell, 1td., Lon- |
don.
HYACINTH; minuet, by C. W. Krog- jj
mann, op. 100, no. 6; pf. (Melody’s |
garden, no. 6.) [802 |
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 4, 1913; |
E 300864; B. F. Wood music co, |
Boston. |
HYMN OF THE TITANIC; lyric by Faa- |
nie Russell Baldridge, music by |
Helen S. Marqua. [8038
_ © Jan. 24, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 24, 19135 f}
Ii 304297; Shapiro music pub. co., }i
New York. :
Hymn to THE Hoty NAME; words and —
music by William Card O’Connell. |}
[804 |
© Jan. 9, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1918; |
E 304017; Pio De Luea, Boston.
NMYMNE; text nach bibelworten, musik |
yon Ferd. Thieriot, op. 95, no. 1; |
minnerchor. Partitur. Ato. [805
© Nov. 14, 1912: 2 eG) game ae |
1913; E 302442; J. Rieter-Bieder- |
mann, Leipzig.
HYMNE DE LA CONSTITUTION, 1908; |
von C. Carikiopoulo bearbeitet von |
Carl L. Heidenreich, pf. 4 2 mains.
(Collection de chants patriotiques
pour piano par Ferdinand Beyer, |
no. 74; Turquie. ) [S06 |
© Dee. = 1912; 2c. Jan. Hisios. §
EK 302360; B. Schott’s sShne, Mainz, 4
ae [Copyright is claimed on |
arrangement, ] /
-HYPERION ;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
dichtung von Friedrich
Hoélderlin, komponiert von Richard
2 Wetz, op. 32; bariton, gemischten
ehor und orchester;
klavierauszug
[807
, 1918;
mit ehorstimmen.
© Aug. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2
E 302241; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
ALWAYS DREAM OF you; from When
ignorance is bliss, lyrics by C. W.
Sudlow. music by J. R. Paulson.
Philadelphia, The Paulson & Sudlow
music co. [808
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1913;
BE 3040138; J. R. Paulson and C. W.
’ Sudlow, Philadelphia.
ALWAYS LOVE YOU STILL; words by
A. H. Emmerich, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [809
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304534; Alexander H. Emmerich,
Milwaukee.
AM A ScorcH AFRICAN COON; words
and music by T. Delaney. Unace.
[810
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1918; E 301568;
Tom Delaney, New York.
AM His AND HE IS MINE; words by
James Rowe, music by A. B. Sebren.
[S11
© Dee. 31, 1912: 2 ce. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 300837; A. B. Sebren, Fort Worth,
Tex.
AM IN HIS CARE; words and music
by Geo. W. Sebren. [812
© Jan. 1, 1913;.2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301210; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
I AM SATISFIED; solo, words and music
by Robert Harkness. [813
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 c Jan. 28,
1918; E 302685; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia.
AM THE ORIGINAL JINX THE CANDY
MAN; words and music by H. O. W.
Moss, arr. by Carl A. Weber. -[814
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1913; E 300813;
' Henry O. W. Moss, Seattle.
I AM THE RAJAH; words and music by
T. Delaney. Unacc. [815
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1913; E 301569;
Tom Delaney, New York.
AM THE WAY; Sacred song, words
from the Bible, music by Emil
Fischer. [816
| Jan. 27,1918; 2 ce. Jan. 28,
1913; E 301509; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
45
—
om]
—
825
BET YOUR MOTHER’S PROUD OF YOU:
words by G. H. Sallans, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.. ine. [S17
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1918:
E 304540; G. Herbert Sallans, Hu-
ronville, Saskatchewan. Canada.
CANNOT DRINK THE OLD DRINKS; lyr-
ics by Harry Williams and Vincent
Bryan, music by Nat. D. Ayer. [818
© Jan. 6, 1913: 2 c. Jam 7, 19138:
E 301108; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
CANNOT FORGET THEE: words by L. S
Bedford, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [819
i): Det. 15. #982: 2° a; Janz: 17,
19138; E 304157; Lucinda Singletary.
Bedford, New York.
CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF IT. See I can’t
get enough of your love.
CAN’L GET ENOUGH OF YOUR LOVE; or,
I CAN’? GET ENOUGH OF IT; words by
George White, music by Billy Gas-
ton. [820
© Jan. 3, 1913;.2 ¢. Jan. 31, 1913:
Bf 301566; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
COULD ALWAYS BE HAPPY WITH YOU;
words by C. E. Wright, music by
Henry S. Sawyer. [82%
C) ae 1 be i ee an. | OF.
1918; E 304847: C. Edward Wright
& co., Chicago.
COULD NOT SLEEP: words by M. J.
Murphy, music by M. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [822
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304388 ; Mary Jane Murphy, Rich-
land, Mo.
I’D GIVE THE WORLD FOR YOU; asntte by
E. J. Hitcheock, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [823
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304464; E. J. Hitchcock, Minne-
apolis.
I’D LIKE TO CALL YOU ON THE PHONE;
duet, words and music by Bobby
Jones. [824
@ Jan.) 27); 1993/2 ce. Jani 16,
1913; E 304076; O. E. Story, Boston.
I’D LIKE TO CHANGE YOUR NAME, NEL-
LIE; words by A. Strybel, music by
Arthur Grimes. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [825
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1913:
E 304468; A. Strybel, Chicago.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, 1. s., v.'8
826
I FEAR THY kisses. Sce Gerrard
(John)
I GO HOME TO MY WIFE; words by
Wim. A. Downs, music by Ernie Erd-
man, arr. by Charlie Miller. [826
i) Tan. 16; 419138; 2 2) san 47,
1913; E 304052; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago.
I Go INTO THE NIGHT; words and
music by L. A. Paul. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [827
@ Dee 1501912 +s “ef Jan, 77.
1918; E 304149; L. Abbie Paul,
Bridgeport, Conn.
1 HOPE HER FOLKS RETIRE EARLY; words
and music by Walter H. Pollock.
[828
C Jan; 20. :1918++2 ei Jani: 20,
1913; E 301429; Globe music ¢o.,
New York.
I KISSED THE ROSE YOU GAVE ME; words
by W. T. Schorn, music by Carl
Vandal. [829
©l1ec. Jan. 31, 1918; BE 301638;
William T. Schorn, Brooklyn.
KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING; words
and music by Will A. Dillon. [831
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 c. Jan, 8, 1918;
E 3800788; Joe Morris music ¢o.,
New York.
I KNOW YOU’RE SOMEWHERE LOVING ME.
See At the levee on revival day.
I KNOW YOU, SOLITARY GRIEFS. See
MacColl (H. F.) Two dramatie songs.
song.
I LAY MY SINS ON JESUS; anthem,
words by H. Bonar, music by J.
Truman Wolcott; sop. solo, mixed
voices and organ. 4to. [882
© Jam 27: 2018s. 72 e..dan: 27,
1918; E 304869; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
I'LL COME BACK TO ERIN AND YOU, MY
COLLEEN; words by J. Brandon
Walsh, music by Ernie Erdman. [832
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1918;
FB 308182; M. Witmark & sons, New
York,
I'LL DO MORE THAN THAT FOR YOU;
lyric by Joe Goodwin and Joe Mc-
Carthy, melody by Fred. Fischer.
4to. [833
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1918; EB 304056;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
I'LL DREAM LITTLE GIRL OF YOU; words
by Fred J. Graff, music by Morris
Gabriel Williams. [834
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 c Jan. 20,
1913; BH 301430; Globe musie ¢o.,
New York.
_
46
I'LL FIND «a BoY; from Broadway to
Paris, words and music by Merritt’
Lund. [8385
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 ¢ Jan. 13,
pen BH 301307: Shapiro music pub.
N ew York.
I'LL JUST FOLLOW YOU; words by Jack
Mahoney, music by Perey Wenrich.
[836
© Jan. 27, 19133 2 ¢sen ee
1913; E 301571; Wenrich-Howard |
co., New York.
I’LL LOVE YOU LONG AS THE STARS | |
SHINE; words by Mrs. B. V. Halsey, |
musie by Jack Stanley. Washing- >
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢co., ine.
[8387 ¥
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2° eeaameeis |
1913; E 304178; B. V. Halsey, Eden- |
ton, N. C.
I’LL MISS YOU SWEETHEART; words by |
W. J. Blaser, music by Jean Buck- |
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale co., ine, [888 |
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1913;
BE 304450; W. 4 Bs Blaser, Lewistown,
Mont.
I’LL PUT MY LIPS AGAINST YOURS ANY
TIME; words and music by Thos. S-
Allen. [839
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 304566; J oseph M. Daly, Boston.
I'LL TELL OF His LOVE; words by Miss
Willie Wofford, music by N. BH. Can-
non. [840
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2@ Janeie, aie:
H 301208 ; James i Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
I LOVE EVERY STRIPE OF RED AND WHITE;
words by Jack Carpenter, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
841
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913:
EK 304452; John Carpenter, Water.
ford, Nvo®.
I LOVE My CUBA, AND I LOVE YOU, TOO;
words and music by L. Colyn.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [842 —
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c Feb. 1, 1913;
FH 304549; 1: Colyn, Alpha, Minn.
I LOVE TO SPOON wiTtH Mr. Moon;
words by J. G. Knight, musie by T.
Rayme Fletcher. [843
© Jan. 17, 1918; 2 eeivamen a
1918; E 3801379; John G. Knight,
Columbus, S.
|
|
|
{I}: mo. 1, 1913
Ve LOVE YOU FRANTIC’LLY; written by
Eric Blore, composed by Philip
—t
1: Braham. [844
i. eeidoan: 27, 1918; '2.¢:, Jan. 27.
Wl 636.1918; EQ 304348; Reynolds & co,,
London.
j; I Love rou so (Ich liebe dich); Ger-
_ man words by Fr. Riickert, English
; version by Marie Theresa Laing,
music by F. W. Vanderpool. [845
il © 1c. Jan. 30, 1913; E 301602:
Fred W. Vanderpool, New York.
;I LOVE YOU THE SAME EVERY DAY;
words by Randolph Schreiber, mu-
sic by Ralph C. Smith. [846
we aec. 12 1912; 2 ©. Dec. 21,
weetoi2 # 301282: S. D. S. co., Den-
ver.
| I LOVED YOU LONG BEFORE I MET YOU;
words by Lou Polster, music by Nat
Lewis. [847
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 300848; .National music ¢o.,
! Brooklyn.
I’M A LONESOME LITTLE GIRL; ballad.
words by Rene Bonner, music by
Frederick Richard Benjamin. [848
ue, 21. 1913-'-2-¢. Jan. 15,
1913; E 304012; Hand pub. co., Har-
risburg, Pa.
I’M A LOVIN’ WOMAN CRAVIN’ FOR A
LOVIN’ MAN; words and music by
Armstrong and Clark. [849
eae 20, 19is; 2 ec; Jan. 21,
1913; E 301471; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
I’M A MAN THAT CAN’T STAND FOR AN
ISLAND; words and music by HE. S.
Jordan. [850
©l1c. Jan. 7, 1913; E 301091; Ed.
S. Jordan, Philadelphia.
I’M AN HEIR TO MANSIONS IN THE SKY;
words and music by C. W. Vaughan.
[851
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301222; Chas. W. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
ti nti
i at el
| I’M FACING HOME; words by James
Rowe, music by J. D. Vaughan.
; [852
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 301192; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
I’M GOIN’ AWAY; words and music by
A. Abelt and P. Baker. [853
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 29,
) 1913; E 301561; Abelt-Baker co.,
Milwaukee.
47
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
S62
I’M GOIN’ BACK, BACK, BACK TO MErM-
PHIS TENNESSEE; words by Geo. A.
Norton, music by Dick Richards.
[854
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 e Jan. 8, 1918:
E 301300; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York.
I’M GOING TO MAKE YOU LOVE ME, LITTLE
GIRL; words by R. EH. Morgan, music
by Victor H. Casper. [855
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1913; E 304100;
R. E. Morgan & V. Casper, New
York.
I’M GOING TO MARRY MY PAPA; words
by I. C. Cope, musie by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [856
KS) Dec, 15, 1912; 2. ¢.. Jan. 17,
1918; E 3804174; Ila Coutant Cope,
Fairhope, Ala.
I’M GOING TO SPEND MY HONEYMOON IN
DIxIE; words by Lew Brown, music
by A. Von Tilzer. New York, Albert
Von Tilzer musie co. [857
iC) dat: 2) 1912" 2:e. Jan. 3, 1913 ;
EK 300847; Albert Von Tilzer, New
York.
I’M HAPPY IN A SAVIOUR’S LOVE; words
by James Rowe, music by J. D.
Vaughan. [858
© Jan.1, 1913; 2.¢c. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 3801178; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
I’M JUST AN ORDINARY MAN; words by
KF. W. Walters, music by Charles J.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [859
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304537; Florence W. Walters,
Christiansburg, Va.
I’M LONELY WITHOUT YOU; words by J.
Pride, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [860
Dee, 1, 1912: .2.¢€,, Jan., 27, 1913;
E 304448; Joseph Pride, Atlanta, Ga.
I’M LUCKY TO GET BY; lyric by Blanche
Merrill, music by Leo Edwards.
[861
©, Jan. 14, /%913%"°2 c. Jan. 16,
1913; E 304086; Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
I’M ON MY WAY TO GLORY; words and
music by Geo. W. Sebren. [862
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
FE 301180; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
863
pt. 01, 0. s., v. 8
I’M ON THE RIGHT SIDE NOW; words by
James Rowe, music by Geo. W. Se-
bren. [8638
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301206; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
I’M ONLY SIXTEEN; words by S. W.
Woodruff, music by Robert B. Kel-
logg. New York, Kellogg music co.
[S64
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1918;
KE 301657; Stockton W. Woodruff,
New York.
I’M SAILING OUT TO. SEA TO FIND A
couN?T; words by B. Hesse, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [S865
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304539: Brownie Hesse, Howell,
Mich.
I’M SINGING TO YOU; words and music
by N. E. Cannon. [866
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301188; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
I’M THE ONLY COON IN DIXIE; words by
Mrs. J. Y. Hall, music by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [867
tay Pec. #15, S12? 2 %e. Jan. 17,
19138; E 3804187; Mrs. J. Y. Hall,
Ellensburg, Wash.
VM THINKING OF MOTHER AND DAD,
words and music vy Romeo Goyette.
[868
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 e. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301020; R. A. Goyette & co., New
Bedford, Mass.
TM THINKING TO-NIGHT OF HOME SWEET
HOME; words by Mrs. L. Dean Mce-
Namara, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [869
© Jan. 10, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304524; Mrs. T. E. McNamara,
London, Canada.
I’M WAITING FOR YOU AT THE BEACH;
words and music by H. Solvin.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [870
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913:
E 304878; Hugo Solvin, Port Blake-
ley, Wash.
I NEVER KNEW THIS WORLD CONTAINED A
GIRL AS SWEET AS YOU; words by P.
Gorman, music by Erwin R. Schmidt.
[S71
i! Dec: Si; . 1912%' Be! Jan. 11.
1913; HE 3012838; Chas. A. Meyers,
Chicago.
48
I ONLY KNOW I LOVE YOU; words by J.
Will Callahan, music by Leo Fried- |
man. [872
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2) cee:
1913; E 304241; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
I SHALL BE READY; words by A. H.
Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[873
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ¢ JanwGyeois:
E 301022; B.D. Ackley, Philadelphia.
SHALL REIGN FOREVER; words by Eben
EK. Rexford, music by B. D. Ackley.
[874
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ¢ Jam G.1ois-:
E 301021; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
I SHALL SEE JESUS; words by James
Rowe, music by A. C. Fisher. [875
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2c. Jan. 24,1913;
E 304291; Albert C. Fisher, Ft.
Worth, Tex. -
I WANT A MAN LIKE DAD; words by W.
Tracey, music by Gene Cullinan.
[876
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 16, 1918;
E 304060; William Tracey music
pub. co., New York.
_
I WANT A TOY SOLDIER MAN; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [877
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 304570; Jean Schwartz co., ine.,
New York.
I WANT THE STROLLING GOOD; words
by Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [878
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 304578; Jean Schwartz co., ine.,
New York.
I WANT TO GO HOME; words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Lewis F. Muir.
- [879
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ce Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301671; F. A. Mills, ine, New
York.
WANT TO MARRY YOU; words by Geo.
L. Snyder, music by R. F. Thomas.
[880
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1913: B 801279;
G. L. Snyder and R. F, Thomas, New
York.
I WANT TO PLAY HANDS WITH YOU ;
words by R. Hulett, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [881
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 17, 1918;
FE 304212; Mrs. Reives Hulett,
Springfield, Mo.
_
no. 1, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
I WANT you; words and music by R. F.
Briner. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [S82
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304884; R. F. Briner, Saratoga,
Wyo. ‘
I WAS A LUCKY BOY TO WIN A GIRL LIKE
you; words and music by C. E.
Brandon. St. Louis, Brandon music
co. [883
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 11, 1918;
E 301278: ©. E. Brandon, St. Louis.
WILL LOVE THEE, O Lorp (Herre
hjertelig kjzr); words from Psalm
18, music by G. Wennerberg, arr. by
Haldor Hanson; solo, chorus and pi-
ano or organ. 4to. (Northern edi-
tion of octavo music, no. 184.) [884
© Jan. 31, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301660; Northern book & music
co., Chicago. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement and adaptation. ]
WILL PRAISE H1M; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by B. D. Ackley.
[885
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301029; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
WILL PRAISE THE NAME OF GOD;
Easter anthem, words from the Bi-
ble, music by C. Simper; mixed
voices with organ ace. 4to. [886
© Jan. 11, 1918; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 302706; Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England.
‘WONDER HOW IT FEELS TO BE IN LOVE;
words by Chas. J. Schieb, music by
Moe Kraus. [887
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300854; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
WONDER IF YOU'LL MISS ME WHEN
I’M GONE; words by F. Thomas, mu-
sic by Jean Buckley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [888
ec, 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304227; Frank Thomas,
Rochester, N. Y.
WON’T BE ON THE BUM; words and
music by M. Armstrong. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[889
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304467; M. L. Armstrong, Bryn
Mawr, Pa.
897
I WOULD BE LIKE THEE; words by W.
A. Schell, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[890
GC) Jan: 13) 1915: 2 ec. Jan. 17,
19138; E 304112; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
I WwovuLD I WERE THE DROP OF RAIN,
See Benedict (Mary C.)
ICH GRUSSE DICH, FUNKELNDES TRAU-
BENBLUT; ged. von Otto Hausmann,
musik von Mathieu Neumann, op.
88, no. 5; miinnerchor. Partitur.
4to. [891
Gy Nov. ta. 1912. 2. ec: Jang 134,
1918; E 302424; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig.
ICH KOMME VOM GEBIRGE HER; lied des
Zickendraht aus der posse Grosse
rosinen, von Rud. Bernauer und
Rud. Schanzer, musik von Willy
Bredschneider. [892
© Aug. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302225; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
IcH LIEBE DICH—0O, LIEB MICH WIEDER;
ged. von Henry Samson, musik von
Siegfried May, op. 25; gesang u.
piano. Tief. [893
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1918;
EH 302319; Ferdinand AZierfuss,
Darmstadt, Leipzig. .
IDLENESS; reverie, by Will P. Held;
pf. (Compositions, no. 3.) [894
© Jan. 31, 19138; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304558; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
IDYLLE LOINTAINE; drame lyrique en 3
actes, de A. Orsoni et E. Louvat,
musique de Edouard Mongin; parti-
tion piano et chant. [895
CG Dec, 28;"1912; 2 « Jan. 21,
1913; D 192388; C. Joubert, Paris.
IDYLS OF THE SouTH SEA; words by
Nelle Richmond, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman, op. 55; high
voice. Contents: Where the long
white waterfall—The great wind
shakes the breadfruit leaf—The
rainbow waters whisper.—Withered
in the green palm. [896
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2c. Jan. 9, 19138;
E 301160; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
Ir I HAD A COURT AND CASTLE; Irish
love song, words by M. C. Gillington,
music by A. BH. Horrocks. [897
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302498; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
49
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
898
OOO
Ir I HAD MONEY, YOU BET; words by
Mrs. C. W. Howe, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [898
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304883; Mrs. C. W. Howe, Hamil-
ton, N.Y.
Ir I KNEW YOUR HEART WERE MINE;
lyric and music by Fred W. Van-
derpool. [899
© Jan. 13, 19138; 2 ¢ Jan. 14,
1913; E 301360; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Ir I ONLY COULD READ YOU; words by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Lewis F.
Muir. [900
© Jan 20) 1018s 2 San” 33,
1913; E 301365; F. A. Mills, inc.,
New York.
Ir I ONLY WAS THE BIG SMOKE THAT
SOME FELLOWS ARE; words by Roy
T. Twombly, music by M. C. Han-
ford, Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [901
© Dee. 15, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304138; R. T. Twombly, Chi-
cago.
Ir I WERE A SWEETHEART; words by S.
Cartwright, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [902
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304380; Sarah Cartwright, Pal-
myra, Wis.
Ir I WERE ONLY A MAN; from All for
the ladies, lyric by Henry Blossom,
music by Alfred G. Robyn. [903
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1913;
FE 301102; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IF SHE BUT See Benedict
(Mary C.)
KNEW.
Ir SOMETIME, WHY NOT NOW? words
by Ina Duley Ogden, music by B. D.
Ackley. [904
© Jan 2, 1918; 2 c Jan. 6, 1918;
E 301088; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
IF THE MOON WAS A GREAT BIG BANJO;
lyric by Gene Buck, music by Dave
Stamper. [905
© Jan. 21,1013 2 vc... dan. -i8,
1913; E 38013890; William H. Penn,
Gene Buck and Dave Stamper, New
York.
D0
Dt. Tt as. ow: 8 :
Ir To TIFFANY’S YOU ROAM; words by |fj
W. Tiffany, music by Edward Per-
sell. Cleveland, O. Schubert co. (jf
[906
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 eagen 23, | ;
1913; E 304280; Willard Tiffany, }
Cleveland, O.
It WE TRUST HIS LOVE; words by James }}}
Rowe, music by B. C. Unseld. [907
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 301189; James D. Vaughan, Law- j
renceburg, Tenn. ; i
IF YOU DID NOT LIVE IN MY LIFE; words —
by A. L. Seamster, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld.
ft
Washington, H. |}
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. — [908
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 seem ae |
1918; E 304151; A. L. Seamster, iP
Salem, Ore.
IF YOU KNEW HOW MUCH I LOVED YOU
I AM SURE YOU WOULD BE MINE;
words by Roger Lewis, music by F. |}
Henri Klickmann. (Songs the peo- |
ple love, no. 1.) [909 }
© Jan. 20, 19138; 2 c Jan. 14; ie
1918; E 301387; Frank K. Root & |}
co., Chicago. .
IF YOU’LL ONLY STICK TO PADDY; words
by V. Vifanta, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [910
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1913;
EK 304466; Violet Vifanta, Brooklyn.
IF YOUR GIRL SUITS JUST YOU, WHY
THAT’S ENOUGH; words by S. Bailey
White, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [911
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2 e. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 304491; S. B. White, East Lynn,
Mass. ‘
IL FAIT SI BON PRES DE Tor. See Ber-
ceuse tendre.
IM AUGE HAST DU VEILCHEN; ged. von
Walter Leo, musik von Georg Mess-
ner, op. 28. (Drei lieder no. 1.)
[91
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2 Gada
1918; E 306198; Verlag Dreililien,
Berlin.
IM HIMMELREICH; ged. von Spervogel,
musik von Georg Messner, op. 24.
(Vier lieder, no. 4.) [913
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 6) Manseemes
1913; E 306204; Verlag Dreililien,
Berlin.
.
} no. 1, 1913
'B 302258:
, IMITATION OF SEDLEY.
-IMMORTAL BABE;
-" SS
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
é
‘IM KUNSTLERKONZERT (At the artist’s
concert) ; 3 sammlung melodidser ton-
stiicke im modernen genre; yon
Friedr. Michael; violine u. piano.
Band 3. [914
© Sept. 2, 1912; 2c. "Jan. 2, 1913;
BE 302253; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
8; klavier. (Vier klavierstiicke, no.
3.) [915
© Aug. 13, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
Ries u. Erler, Berlin.
See Benedict
(Mary C.)
words by Bishop
Hall, music by Frederick A. Keene.
(Christmas carols, no. 18.) [916
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 138,
1913; E 302475; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
_IMPERATOR MARCH; by Everett J.
Evans, arr. by Mackie-Beyer. Ato.
1. Two-step, full orchestra. 2. Mili-
tary band. [917,918
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 2,
1913; E 300772, 300773; J. W. Pep-
per & son, Philadelphia.
IMPERIAL; grand march, by Neville
Flux; (Jn Supplemental journal for
military bands, no. 108.) [919
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1918;
E 302317; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
IN A GARDEN OF ROSES; duet, words by
G. R. Sims, music by Wilfrid San-
derson. [920
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 11, 1913;
E 302387; Boosey & co., London.
In BoHEMIA; polka by H. Engelmann:
pf. [921
eG) Jan 27,1913; 2+ ex Jan: 27,
1913; E 304870; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
IN CHERRY TIME; words by Walter C.
Ballard. music by Thos. E. Parker.
[922
oye agen. 16°. 191332 c,’. Jan.’ 17,
1918; E 304099; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati.
IN DER FREMDE; ged. von Hoffmann yv.
Fallersleben, musik von Mathieu
Neumann, op. 88, no. 2; minnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [923
© Nov. 13, 1912; 2 « Jan. 13,
1913; E 302425; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
ol
932
Continued.
Josef Freiherr von
Hichendorff, music by Chas. A.
Schultz, op. 384: male chorus. 4to.
( Neue ed Be no. 480. [924
© Dec. 2; 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
BE. 300939; rere Fischer, New York.
IN DULCI JUBILO.
IN DER FREMDE
——words by
See Am weihnachts-
abend.
IN FLOWERING MEAD; by Jacob Kind-
linger, op. 31; pf. [925
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2c. Jan. 9, 1918;
E 301150; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia.
IN gFORESTLAND ; words by R. Keyser,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Wirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[926
wee. Ar, lobes 200 Jan. 1%,
1913: E 304142; Ross Keyser, Dal-
ton, Mo.
IN MEMORIAN.
righteous.
See Souls (The) of the
IN MY BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL DREAMS;
lyric by Joe Goodwin, music by
_ Preste Migliacci. [927
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 9, 1918;
E 304035; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
York.
IN MY HAREM; words and music by
Irving Berlin. [928
© Heb. 1, 1913;: 2 c.'Feb: 1, 1913;
EH 304585; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
IN MY LITTLE CANOE; words and music
by A. J. Russell. Washington, The
Marks-Goldsmith co., inc. [929
© dan..41,'19133\2-e. Jan. 21,1913;
E 301454; Mrs. A. J. Russell, Phila-
delphia.
In OcToBeR; by Paul Bliss; pf. Con-
tents: Morning song.—Barcarolle.—
Raindrops. — At dusk. — Autumnal
grief. [930
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 8, 1918;
E 3801116; Willis music ¢co., Cincin-
oati.
IN THE COUNTRY; by Leon Alves; pf.
[931
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1918;
E 301151; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
IN THE DEAR SUNNY SUMMERTIME;
words by Henry C. Ciesielski, music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [982
©). Dee .15) tsi" 2 é. Jan: 17,
1918; E 304218; H. C. Ciesielski,
Chicago.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
933
[N THE GLARE OF THE MOON; words and
music by A. E. Minchcliff, arr. by
Harry Dillman. [983
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1912; E 300843;
A. E. Mincheliff, Memphis, Tenn.
IN THE GLORY-LAND; words by James
Rowe, music by R. L. Powell. [984
© Jan. 1,.1913; 2 ¢.. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301194; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
JN THE HAPPY LAND OF PROMISE; words
by James Rowe, music by J. D.
Vaughan. [935
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 301204: James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
IN THE LONG GRASS.
tuneland.
IN THE MOONLIGHT, IN THE STARLIGHT ;
waltz song, poem by Annie Gilberte,
music by Hallett Gilberté. [936
cy jan. da, 19137 2. e° wan. 25;
19138; E 304029; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
IN THE ORCHARD; by Frederick Ber-
tram; pf. [937
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 9, 1913;
BH 301152; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
IN THE PURPLE TWILIGHT; words by
E. Byers, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington. H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [938
i). Dee. 15, 1912.:. 2° e; dan; 27,
1913; E 304167; Elsie Byers, York,
Pa.
7
See Scenes from
IN THE SWING; by Oscar Beringer; pf.
Continental fingering. (Character-
istic pieces no. 5.) [9389
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c Jan. 2, 1918;
E 302195; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
IN THE VALLEY OF ACHING HEARTS;
words by N. Carl, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [940
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304448; Nina Carl, Horseshead,
Waid.
IN THE VILLAGE BY THE SILVERY RIVER
Ler; words by H. S. Ward, music by
R. A. Browne. Unacc. [941
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1918; E 304800;
Harry Stanley Ward, New York.
INAUGURAL ANTHEM; words and music
by W. C. Shimoneck. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [942
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c Jan. 17,
19138; BE 304194; Wm. C. Shimoneck,
Washington.
5
9
|
® pt. III, n. s., v. 8
INAUGURATION MARCH; by Mi. Ag
White; pf. [943 ©
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1918; BE 301576;
Marie A. White, Chicago. 5
INCROYABLES (Les); par Paul Wachs; |
No.1. Clarinette seula. No.2., Cor- |
net seule. No. 8. Violon seule. No.
4. Flaite seule. No. 5. Mandoline
seule. (Les vrais succés, no. 77.)
[944-948
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ¢. each Jan.
21, 1913; E 302633, 302687; Emile
Leduc, P. Bertrand et cie., Paris.
INDIAN CRADLE SONG; words by Hd-
ward D. Barker, music by Merle
Kirkman. [949
© Jan. 10, 19138; 2 cae
1913; E 301250; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
INFANT SORROW; words by Wm. Blake,
music by Sidney Homer, op. 26,
no. 2; high in E flat minor. [950
© Jan. 3, 1918: 2 ¢ Jamendo:
E 301016; G. Schirmer, New York.
INJUNS; words by C. T. Grilley, music
by Geo. Lowell Tracy. Brookline,
Mass., Virglo pub. co. [951
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304586; Charles T. Grilley, Brook-
line, Mass.
INVOCATION; by A. C. Mackenzie, op.
76. 1. Violin part. 2. Violin and
piano. [952, 958
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 e. each Jan. 23,
1913; E 3802681, 302682; Novello &
co., Itd., London.
INVOCATION TO THE SUN GOD, RA; words
from the Egyptian, music by Clay-
ton Thomas (pseud of Mrs. Salome
Thomas Cade); sop. or ten. and
mezzo sop. or bar. [954
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 ec. each Jan. 6,
1915; E 300984; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
IRELAND, THE GEM OF THE SEA; words
by Miss 8. O. Hear, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus,
Dugdale co., ine. [955
© Dec. 15, 1912* 2° amen.
1913; E 3804140; Miss S. O. Hear,
Newark, N. J.
Tk1IsH (AN) couRTSHIP; words and
music by J. A. Maguire. [956
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1918;
EK 3802515; Shaftesburg musi¢e co.,
London.
‘no. 1, 19138
TRISHMAN’S (THE) LAND;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
975
words by
P. J. Quilligan, music by Robert B.
Kellogg. New York, Kellogg music
co. [957
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1918;
E 304259; P. J. Quilligan, Central
Islip, N. Y.
Is rep you? words by Ed. Teschemacher,
music by Alfred Harriss; in A flat.
[958
agen. tb, 1913: 2 c...Jan. 16,
1913; E 302526; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
IsLE D’aAMOUR; lyric by Earl Carroll,
music by Leo Edwards. [959
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304580; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
Iste (THE) OF AFTERWHILE; lyric by
Gulielma D. Orr, music by Ernest
R. Ball. [960
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14,
19138; E 301361; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
_ISLE OF DREAMS; waltzes, by F. H.
Losey, op. 242; full orch. and piano
ace. [961
gan, 29. 1918; 2 c. Jan. 30.
1913; E 301572; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
ISN’T IT GRAND; words by Harriet M.
Wasson, music by S. D. and B. S.
Kinne. [962
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1912;
E 300884; Seeley D. Kinne, St. Louis.
IT IS GREAT TO BE LOVED BY THE GIRL
YOU LOVE; words by E. F. Edson, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerrald. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[963
pee th. 1919-26, Jan.) 17,
1913; E 304124; Emily Edson, Di-
nuba, Cal.
I’’s ALL THE RAGE NOW; words and mu-
sic by E. MacMillin, 3rd. [964
© Jan. 22, 1913: 2 « Jan. 22,
1913; E 304253; Emerson MaeMillin,
3rd, New York.
It’s LIABLE TO HAPPEN TO YOU; words
by H. W. Kost, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [965
© Dec. 15,. 19127 ‘2 e. ‘Jan. 17,
1913; E 304163; H. W. Kost, Gales-
burg, II.
It’s LOVE ON THE DOOR STEP FOR MINE;
words by Theodore R. Lyons, music
by Chas. G. Love, arr. by Lorena A.
Love. [966
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c Jan. 20,
1913; E 301425; Globe music co.,
New York.
D3
It’s LOVETIME WHEN ROSES RLOOM;
words and music by Henrietta Warn
Moore. [967
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2 c. Jan. ‘24,
1918; E 304298; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
It’s SUCH A LITTLE ROSEY; words by G.
Pennell, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [968
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304421; George Pennell, Youngs-
town, O.
It’s THE BURGLAR MAN; lyrics by Joe
Goodwin and Joe McCarthy, melody
by Al. Piantadosi. Unacc. [969
© 1e. Jan. 7, 1913; E 301094;
Leo Feist, New York.
It’s YOU SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN; lyric
by Earl Carroll, music by Leo Ed-
wards. [970
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
BH 304581; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
ITALIENISCHER MARSCH (Marcia
Italiana); von Edmund “Tiersch;
grosses orchester and _ pianoforte.
4to. (Tiersch’s orchester-ausgabe,
no. (.) [971
G) Dee. 95,. 1912: 2 & Dec. 26,
1912; HB. 302705;
York.
E. Tiersch, New
JACK AND JILL; march two step, arr.
by W. C. Powell; full orch. with
-piano ace. 4to. [972
©) Yan: -14,°191s:"'2° « Jan. 15,
1913; E 304003; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
——two-part song, words anony-
mous, music by E. Kars; female
voices. 4to. (Two-part music,
school series. no. 80.) [973
©)... dan: 29... 4918 + 2) ec... dan.130,
1913; E 302723; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
JACK Frost; by Felix Swinstead, op.
(Six pieces for children, no.
2.) [974
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302494; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
JACK’S PICTURE BRINGS BACK MEMORIES;
words by H. M. Long, music by M.
C, Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [975
(C)" Dec. 15, d912+°2 .. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304226; Henry M. Long,
Bremerton, Wash.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
976
Jacquot (P.) Impromptu; par P.
Jacquot; pf. [976
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 21,
1913; E 302632 ; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
JAGDLIED; ged. von Otto Hausmann,
musik von Mathieu Veumann, op.
88, no. 4; mi&nnerchor. Partitur.
4to. [977
© Woy. 13,1912: 2c) Janae,
1918; E 302426; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig.
JACONERIE; by E. Ratez, op. 57; violon
avec accompt. de piano. [978
icy Derr 028)) 1912 3)42 ec: Jan.: 21,
1913; E 302688; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
JARNACH (PHILIPPE) Sonnet; pa-
roles de Pierre de Ronsard, musique
de P. Jarnach. [979
(©) Dee. 28, 1912; 2 e@. dan 27,
1918; E 3806096; Durand & Gie.,
Paris.
JE SAIS QUE VOUS ETES JOLIE; mélodie,
paroles de H. Poupon, musique de
H. Christiné; piano. et chant. [980
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913:
E 302296; Christiné, Paris.
JEANNETTE; yalse, by J. E. William-
son; piano. [981
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Feb. 3, 1918;
IE, 301647; Metzler & co. (1909), 1td.,
London.
JEANNETTE POLONAISE; by Samuel
Jonas, op. 32, no. 3; pf. [982
(©) Jan.) 27, 1918: 2) 6 Jani 28,
1918; E 301491; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
JERSEY PINERS; humoristic march by
Lucius Hosmer : full oreh. and
piano. 4to. [9838
© Dec. 7, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918 ;
E 300937; Carl Fischer, New York.
JESTER (THE); concert piece, edited
for programme and teaching pur-
poses, with fingering, phrasing, and
signs indicating the exact use of the
wrists and pedals, by H. A. Kelso.
jr.; piano. [984
© Aug. 20, 1912: 2 @ Dec. 28.
1912; BE 301255: Hugh A. Kelso, jr.,
Chicago.
JESUS, AND SHALL IT EVER BE: hymn
anthem music by H. P. Danks, arr.
by Wm. Dressler: male quartette.
4to. [985
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c Jan. 31.
1918; E 301635; Wm. A. Pond & CO:
New York. |
JESUS ONLY;
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8
JESUS, IN THY DYING WOES; words
and music by Will C. Macfarlane. /
jose
© Jan. 10, 1913; 8B c. Sane te |)
1918: E 301268; John Chureh co. |
Cincinnati.
JESUS IS CALLING YOU NOW; words and |
music by C. W. Vaughan. [987
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2'e. Jan. 10; 19138 ||
EK 301214; Chas. W. /Vauehang ||
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 7
JESUS IS COMING; words by Ford C.
Ottman, music by B. D. Ackley. |
[988
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2:c) Jam Gees |
E 301032: B. D. Ackley, Philadel- |
phia. |
JESUS IS KNOCKING; Sacred song, words |
by S. D. Hinzman, music by Jean |
Buckiey. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co., ine. [989 |
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 & Jano 2raia | |
E 304404; Stata Delle Hinzman, |
Jefferson, O.
JESUS LEADS TO GLORY; words by James :
Rowe, music by R. L. Powell. [990
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2. Jan. 10, 1918; |
EX 301193; James D. Vaughan, |
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
JESUS LIVES AGAIN; words and music
by W. C. Norman. [991
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 3, 1918; |]
E 3800889: J. EH. Thomas, Fort |
Worth, Tex.
JESUS’ LOVE: words and music by D
McCloskey. 4to. e [992
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2c. Jam 2.agee.
E 300789; Desiree McCloskey, Hol-
lidaysburg, Pa.
JESUS LOVER OF MY SOUL; variation, by
L. Weber; piano. Kansas City,
IKkan., Weber brothers. [993
© Jan. 11, 1918: 2 e@jaues,
1918; E 301296; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kan.
words by H. J. McKin-
nell, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [994
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 Geigameee
1913; E 304173; H. J. McKinnell,
West Salem, Il.
JEU (LE) CHARMANT; marche, paroles
de Pierre d’Amor, musique de Fran-
cois Simon. 1. Piano. ‘2. Chang eb
piano. [995, 996
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ¢, each Jan. 27,
1918: E 306115, 306116; Heugel &
cie., Paris.
o4
| no. 1, 1913
im CALLAHAN, THE MINSTREL MAN;
words by G. Webb, music by Jack
‘ Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
. Dugdale co., inc. [997
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 19138;
E 304413; Godfrey Webb, Argenta,
Ark.
JocK THE FIDDLER: words by Helen
Taylor, music by Easthope Martin;
high voice. (Four songs of the fair,
no. 3.) [998
ir pec; 13,°1912; 2 c. Jan. 25,
1918; E 306016; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
—— low voices. (Four songs of the
Tear, No. 3.) [999
©: Dee. 13, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 23,
1913; E 306001; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
Joun HARVARD HERE’S TO YOU; words
and music by A. H. Doyle. [1000
© le. Jan. 24, 1918; E 304802;
Arthur H. Doyle, Somerville, Mass.
JouNtE (THE) WOGGLE BOND STREET
CRAWL; written and composed by F.
i Collis Wildman. [1001
= gau. 10, 1918: 2 c. Dec. 30;
1912; E 302380; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
stantino de Crescenzo, op. 62; pf.
[1002
age 2. 1912-2 ee. Jans 13;
1913; E 302455; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
|
JorE (LA) DE VIVRE; nocturne, par Co-
'
'
eo (A) ON JACK THE GAMBLER;
' words by Mrs. V. Winters, music by
( M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [1003
/ © Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
' E 3804513: Mrs. V. Winters, Spo-
kane, Wash.
(es (LE) JEU DE FURET; scherzo par
Roger-Ducasse: orchestre. Parti-
| tion. [1004
Sov aec,, 28, 1912-2 ¢. Jan: 27,
1913: E 306070; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
JOLLY FELLOWS (Flotte bursche);
overture, by F. v. Suppé, arr. by
Tobani-Dumont: full orch. and piano.
[1005
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 3009385; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
)
| JOYEUSE ESPAGNE;
a9)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1014
JOLLY LITTLE MOLLY; words by O.
Quayle, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1006
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
BE 304588; Ora Quayle, Ottumwa, Ia.
JOY FOR THE REAPERS; words by Jen-
nie Wilson, music by J. M. Hagan.
[1007
© Jan: 1, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1913;
HE 301184; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
JOY IN THE MORNING; words and mu-
sic by F. A. Clark. [1008
©)..dany. 15) 1013: 2. ¢... Jans 8,
1913; E 301375; F. A. Clark, Phila-
delphia.
valse espagnole
chantée, par. G. Allier; avec ac-
compt. de harmonie et fanfare. 4to.
[1009
©. Dee. 28. 1949": 2° e@. Jan. 21,
1913; E 302639; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
JOYEUSETE. See Triptyque.
JOYS OF SPRING; waltz, by C. L. Greg-
ory; pt. [1010
(CO) daisG., 1995. 2) e Tan. 18,
1913; E 304821; Louis Retter music
co., St. Louis.
JUBILATE DEO; music by Geo. A. Leigh-
ton. 4to. (Sacred octavo choruses,
no. 176.) [1011
Cn dats ta," 191922 Jan. 16,
1918; E 304067; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
JUNGFER UNTER’M BUSCH; walzer-inter-
mezzo von Mueller-Melborn; salon
orchester. [1012
© Aug. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
EB 302226; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
JUNGLE JUBILEE; words by Bernard
Grossmann, music by Freddie Wat-
son. [10138
©) Jan.’ 2, 1918) 2 ce. Jan, 2, 1913;
E 300817; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
inc., New York.
JUST A HOME SWEET HOME GIRL; words
by Wm. Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [1014
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1913;
BE 800844; Jerome & Schwartz pub.
- co., New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1015
JUST A LITTLE CORNER IN THE KING-
DOM OF LOVE; words by Theodore R.
Lyons, music by Charles G. Love,
arr. by Lorena A. Love. [1015
(Jan. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. Jam. . 20,
1913; E 301426; Globe music ©Co.,
New York.
JUST A LITTLE HOME, WE CALLED OUR
own; words by E. Rodda, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1016
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 3804418; Edward Rodda, Hazel-
ton, Pa.
JUST A LITTLE PICTURE IN A LITTLE
FRAME OF GOLD; words by J. Will
Callahan, music by Leo Friedman.
(Songs the people love, no. 2.)
[1017
(©) ta.220. 19is: e, Jan, 14;
1913; E 301836; ab) K. Root &
eD., Chicago.
JUST A SMILE, RUBY LIPS AND A KISS;
from When ignorance is bliss; lyrics
by C. W. Sudlow, music by J. R.
Paulson. Philadelphia, The Paulson
& Sudlow music co. [1018
© Jan, 2 1913; 2 e. Jan. 15, 1913:
EH 304014; J. R. Paulson and C. W.
Sudlow, Philadelphia.
JUST AN EASY MOTION; intermezzo, by
Geo. Lowell Tracy, arr. by H. F.
Odell; mandolin orch. 4to. [1019
(Cc) Jan..6, 1918: 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
IW 301275; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
JUST AROUND THE CORNER ON HONEY-
MOON STREET; cricket waltz song,
words and music by B. Murphy.
[1020
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1912; E 304010;
Blanche Murphy, Los Angeles.
Just As I aM; hymn anthem, music
by J. R. Thomas; soprano, bass solo
and quartette. 4to. [1021
©" Tan; 17, 191392 .c; Fan. 17;
1913; E 304103; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on additions and rearrangement. ]
JUST
»)
_
CLOSE YOUR EYES, BIG MOON;
words and music by Beth Slater
Whitson. [1022
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 6, 1913;
EK 301048; Frank K. Root & co., New
York.
JUST ONE FLOWER SONG; poem by Mrs.
L, Seelye, music by R. A. Browne.
Unace. [1023
©.1c. Jan. 30, 1913: EB 301575 ;
Mrs. L. Seelye, Minneapolis.
06
pt. WES yv.8 ;
JUST PLAIN OLD IRELAND; words and
music by Terence O’Toole. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 e Jan. 17,
1918; E 304185; Ellen S. Pearce,
Philadelphia.
JUST SAY AGAIN YOU LOVE ME; lyric by |
Edgar Selden, melody by Emanuel
Goldstein. [1025
|
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913; fF
E 304589 ; Edgar Selden music pub. | tf
and production co., New York.
JUST SAY THAT YOU WILL MISS ME;\§
lyrics by Theo. Stempfel, Jr., musi¢
by Herbert P. Stothart and Jos. B. |
Howard. [1026 ,
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1913; |
E 301096; ‘Chas. Ke Harris, New.
York. |
JUST SOME DAY; words and music by
P. Beck. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co., ine. [1027
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913; |
E 304454; Pearl Beck, St. Louis, Ill. |
JUST SOMEONE TO LOVE YOU; words by |
K. M. Ewton, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. MWKirkus}
Dugdale co., ine. [1028
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 exienets 2815) || |
E 304547; Estella M. Ewton, Dublin,
Tex.
JUST THAT YOU ARE YOU; from The }|
merry countess, by Johann Strauss,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; jj
mandolin orch. [1029 |
9
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 eae
1913; E 301535; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ] |
JUST TO BE NEAR YOU; words by Hd.
Teschemacher, music by Albert Fox; ||
cornet solo with full orech. 4to.
[1030 ||
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 3, 1913;
EK 302287; Gould & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on new ar-
rangement. ]
JUST WAIT TILL WE GET HOME; words |
by Jos. Mittenthal, musie by J. M.
Daly. [1031
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1918;
304567; Joseph M. Daly, Boston. |
JUST WE TWO; words and music by M.
Becker. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1032
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304453; Mary Becker, Paducah,
Ky.
1D)
#ao. 1, 1918
aust YOU ALONE; words by F. J.
Waters, music by Oliver Riehl] and
Fred J. Waters. [10338
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1913; E 301515;
Fred J. Waters. Pittsburgh.
Just you AND I IN MOONSHINELAND;
words by W. T. Schorn, music by
Carl Vandal. [10384
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1913; E 301637:
William T. Schorn, Brooklyn.
KAKATOOS (THE); lyric by J. Roeber,
music by A. Fassio. [1035
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1913; E 301236;
Angelo Fassio, New York.
Seam iui KAR s. .5. Szdvegét irta
Brody Istvan, zenéjét szerzette
Klasna J6zsef. [1036
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 302701; Franz Bard und bruder.
Budapest, Hungary.
KARNEVAL HOPSASSA: walzerlied, text
und musik yon Jobst Haslinde; ge-
' Sang u. Klavier. [1037
{ © Jan. 2, 1913; 2. Jan. 18, 1913;
E 302566; Eulenspiegel verlag,
Mainz, Germany.
—
KASTNER (ALFRED) Deux feuillets
d’album; par A. Kastner; harpe.
[1038
mee 28 1912: 2 c., Jan.) 27;
1918; E 306132; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
{
|
é
“Ker ON WINNING: words by James
Rowe, music by B.C. Unseld. [1039
: © Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301224; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
IKEEP THE SONG-WAVES ROLLING; words
by James Rowe, music by J. O.
Long. [1040
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
EB 301187; J. Owen Long, Harrison-
1913; E 302686; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia.
burg, Va.
Kine (THE) IN HIS BEAUTY; duett,
| words by Fred. P. Morris, music by
Robert Harkness. [1041
| © Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 28,
;
Kine (THE) OF LOVE; Sacred song,
words by H. W. Baker, music by
Wm. Dichmont; in B flat, in C, and
ie. D: [1042
] © Jan. 27, 1913; 2 ¢. each Jan.
| 29, 1913; E 302712; B. F. Wood mu-
) sic co., Boston.
5)
78693—13
D
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Se SD
1052
KING (A) OF TANG: translated from
the Chinese by A. Cranmer Byng,
music by M. M. Weed. Los Ange-
les, The Wilford music co. [10435
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1913;
E 301106; Maude Marjorie Weed,
Los Angeles.
KinG’s (THE) GUARD; march by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 100, no. 4; pf.
(Melody’s garden, no. 4.) [1044
© Jan. 1, 1918: 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300866; B. F. Wood musi¢ co.,
Boston.
IKXISS, MY SMILING LITTLE SWEETHEART.
KISS; words and music by L. H.
Maguire. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1045
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304509; L. H. Maguire, St. Paul.
IXISSES ARE SWEETEST IN THE DARK;
words and music by E. G. Benham.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
ine. [1046
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913:
E 304489; Ella Gilmore Benham,
Enfields, Ill.
IXISSES THAT I HAVE MISSED; duet
from The man with three wives,
lyrics by Paul M. Potter and Harold
R. Atteridge, music by Franz Le-
har. [1047
Oi Jans 20) 1018 s.2¢e Janx21i
1913; E 302598: Chappell & co., 1td..
London.
IKISSING BUG; words and music by L.
F. Miller, jr. [1048
© 1c. Jan. 10. 1913; E 301238;
Loveland F. Miller, jr., Jacksonville,
Fla.
IXLEINE (DIE) BARMAID; Rheinlinder
aus der operette Grigri, von Paul
Lincke, arr. von <A. MKlosinski;
zither, [mit text.] obl. Svo. [1049
wee 28) 1912: 2 ean. “11,
1913; E 306158; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
IXLEINE (DER) HEY, ZWEITER TEIL,
GESANGSCHULE; zusammengefasst
und umgearbeitet von Hans Erwin
Hey. A. Fiir sopran. C. Fiir tenor.
[1050, 1051
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 18,
1913; E 302563, 302564; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. ]
IKLEINE OSTERMUSIK; you Franciscus
Nagler, op. 70, no. 3; gemischten
chor, soli und orgel. (Schlichte
kirchen-musik, nr. 3). [1052
© Oct: 3, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
FE 302234; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1053
IXLEINE (DER) SAVOYARDE, SICH NACH
DER HEIMAT SEHNEND (Little shep-
herd, longing for home); von Gus-
tav Lazarus, op. 159, nr. 3. (Kleine
geschicten am klavier, nr. 3). [1053
© Aug. 3, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302244; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
KLEINES SCHERZO (Little scherzo) ;
von Gustav Lazarus, op. 159, nr. 2;
klavier. (Kleine geschicten am kla-
vier, nr. 2). [ 1054.
(©) Aug. 3,.1912>>2 c, Jan. 2a:
E 302245; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
KNABE (HIN) GING WOHL UM DIE
MORGENSTUND’; text aus dem schwe-
dischen von L. K., musik von Louis
Kormmenich; minnerchor. Parti-
tur. 4to. [1055
) Dee. 10; 7491234 2-e4 Jam13)
1913; E 302421; C. T.. Sahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
KYRIE ELETSON. Sce Drei orgel stiicke
aus op. 59.
LaDy (THE) OF THE SLIPPER; march
and two step, by Victor Herbert,
arr. by Harrold Sanford; pf. [1056
dan. 41913) 2G) lan, 34,
1913; EK 801847; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LANDLER (Grossviiterchen) ; von Her-
mann Vetter, op. 12, no. 4; klavier.
(Vier klavierstticke, no. 4). [1057
) Dec: 28) 1912; 2 @ Jann 20,
1913; E 3802586; Friedrich Hof-
meister, Leipzig.
LANCE AND SHIELD; march by L. P.
Laurendeau; pf. [1058
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918;
FE 3009388; Carl Fischer, New York.
LAND (A) BEYOND THE SEA; words by
George Coan and Walter J. Pointer,
music by Charles J..W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1059
i) Aece lb, 1912: 2 6 Jan: 17,
1913; E 304201; W. J. Pointer, Nor-
wich, England.
LAND OF DELIGHT; words by G. R.
Sims, music by Wilfrid Sanderson.
[1060
_© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 11, 1918 ;
E 302388; Boosey & co., London.
LAND (THE) oF LOVE: words by M.
Hobart, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1061
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27,1918 ;
BH} 304436; May Hobart, Pike, N. Y
08
Pt: Laisa
LAND OF MY LOVE; words by J. G.
Haller, music by C. A. Fohrman.
[1062
© Jan. 11, 19137" 2) eae
1913; E 3043818; Charles A. Fohr-
man, Chicago.
LAND (THE) WE’LL NOT FORGET; wuni-
son song, words by Elizabeth For-
rester, composed by J. Cliffe Forres-
ter. Ato. [1063
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 €. Jamz, 20iae |
E 302174; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don,
LANDOR (THE) WALTZ; an original
round dance, dance invented by A.
Porter, music by EH. R. Barker; pf.
[1064
© Dec. 31, 1912; \25G) aimee
1918; E 302484; Regent music pub.
co., London. :
LANDS (THE) OF THE LIVING; words
and music by M. Durkin. [1065
© Jan. 29, 1918; 2 Gees |
1913; E 301563; Mary Durkin, Phil-
adelphia.
LANGLEY FAIR; words by Helen Tay-
lor, music by Easthope Martin. 1. |
(Four ©
[1066 |
© Dec. 13, 1912; 2 G each ane |
9, 1918; E 302694; Enoch & sons, |
Low voices. 2. High voices.
songs of the fair, no. 2.)
London.
LARMES D’ AVRIL; par Vincenzo Billi, |
[1067 |
op. 274, no. 2; pf.
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 802172; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Last (THE) WALTZ;
Eugene E. Evans; pf. Boston, Mass.
Evans music co. ,
_© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
IX 3800878; W. A. Evans, Boston.
LAST YEAR’S ROSES; lyric by J. R.
Dempsey, music by Johann GC.
Schmid. [1069
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300800; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
LatcH (THE) STRING OUTSIDY THE
DOOR; words by A. Rowe, musie by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [1070
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb, 1, 1913;
BE 304521; Alice Rowe, TLarmunie,
‘Wyo.
LAUGHING EYES; words and musie by
W. C. Powell. [1071
© Jan. 14, 19138; 2 e@ Jan. 14,
1913; E 301863; Church, Paxson &
co., New York.
valse lente by |
(1068 |
‘0. 1, 1913
(LAVENDER (THE) LADY: words by W.
Graham Robertson, music by Fred-
~ eric Norton. [1072
‘ © Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 9, 1913;
E 302695; Enoch & sons, London.
LAZARUS (Gustav) Acht melodien ;
leichteste stiicke, von G. Lazarus, op.
158; piano. [1073
a © Aug. 3, 1912; 2 «. 1913;
_ E 302240; Fr. Kistner,
Lazy DANCE (La paresseuse) ; by Mon-
tague Ring, arr. by Arthur Wood;
sp ATLs* oe
Leipzig.
orchestra. 4to. (Orchestral jour-
‘ nal, no. 679). [1074
ran, 2...19135 2c. Jan, 27,
1913: E 306153; Chappell & co..,
London.
} ltd.,
j
) —— piano. [1075
wan. 18; 1913; 2c. “Jan, 20,
, 1913; E 3802579; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
LEAVE ME BE; words by N.
' music by Jean Buckley.
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
B. Garvey,
Washing-
ine.
[1076
; © Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
Ib 304510; Nellie Garvey, Los Ange-
— des.
|
LEBEN; ged. yon Elly Elisabeth Esser,
musik von Georg Messner, op. 23.
(Drei lieder, no. "2.) [1077
| aan iG, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 2%,
1913; E 306199; Verlag Dreililien,
| Berlin.
eee: ged. von Gustav Falke,
musik von Georg Messner, op. 21.
Bag lieder, no. 3.) [1078
wan. 16, 1913; 2 ce. Jan, 27,
ae: BE 306197 ;
Berlin.
Verlag Dreililien,
EDA: sonnet de Maurice Constantin,
musique de M.-A. Guyot. [1079
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306071; Durand et cie., Paris.
LEEzIE: a Scottish ballad, words and
music by D. B. Cameron. [1080
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1913;
E 301506; D. B. Cameron and Peter
Menzies, Denver.
‘
LeIpziceR (DIE) SCHLACHT;
E. M. Arndt, musik von Emil Paul;
ged. von
miinnerchor, gemischter chor. u.
Schulchor mit klavier. Obl. 4to.
| (Volkstiimliche chorwerke, mit dek-
| Jamation und iklavierbegleitung, no.
} 15.) [1081
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 24, 1913;
_ E 306005; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1091
LEND ME THINE EYES; text by Jessie
Villars, music by Jessie Mae Jewitt.
[1082
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2c. Jan. 28, 19183 ;
KE 301490; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
LrONCAVALLO (RuaGreRO) Mattinata
(Friihlingserwachen ) ; deutscher text
von Max Reichardt, parole e musica
di R. Leoncavallo, arr. von Arnold
Wilke; mittel. [1083
© Oct. 30, 1912; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1912;
E 302543; C. M. Roehr, Berlin.
| Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
von R. Leoneavyallo, arr. by Arnold
Wilke; No. 1. Pf. No. 2. Full orch.
No. 8. Salon orchester. [1084, 1086
© Oct. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1912;
BE 302544-302546; C. M. Roehr, Ber-
lin. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
DES CATULLUS; in
deutscher nachdichtung von Her-
mann Griebenow, komponiert von
Martin Friedland, op. 20; fiir mitt-
lere stimme. Nos. 1-8. Contents :—
An Lesbia.—Lesbias liebling.—Des
vyogleins tod. [1087
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 302283; Tischer & Jagenberg, Itd.,
Cologne, Germany.
LESBIA-LIEDER
LESBIAS LIEBLING. See Lesbia-lieder
des Catullus.
words by Mrs. E. C.
Huckabee.
[1088
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912;
KE 301289; E. C. Huckabee, Hills-
boro, Tex.
Ler HIM COME IN:
Huckabee, music by E. C.
DREAM ON; words by
music by William
Farmer. [1089
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1912;
I. 304034; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
LET ME DREAM,
J. W. Hamer,
LET ME HEAR THAT OBBLIGATO; in the
P’s and Q’s entertainment, words
and music by George Arthurs.
[1090
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 25, 1913;
E 306022; Reynolds & co., London.
LET ME LIVE AND ved TO-DAY; words
and music by R. G. Allen. [1091
© 1c Jan. = 1913; E 301306;
Ruby Galbraith Allen, Minneapolis.
59
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1092
‘
pt. 11 Dy Sve
LEt’s BE MILLIONAIRES TONIGHT; words
by K. So Relle, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
_ dale co., inc. [1092
Dec; 15,...1912: 2 enw daoorT,
1918; E 304175; Katharine So Relle,
San Antonio.
LET’s GO WALKING. See out of doors.
LET’s PLAY SOLDIER. See Becker
(George)
LeTTRE (UNE); poésie de Georges
Simondet, musique de G. Simondet.
[1093
© Nov. 15, 1902; 2 ce Nov.’ 22,
1912; E 3801295; Mme. G. Simondet,
Byron Hot Springs, Cal.
LetTzTE (DER) GRUSS; von Hermann
Levi, op. 2, no. 6, bearbeitet von
Otto Wittenbecher; fiir kleines or-
chester, mit klavierbegleitung. 4to.
[1094
© Sept. 21, 191 G@ Jan..2. 1913;
E 302261; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
2:9
_—
LIEBE UND GELD; Walzer nach motiven
der musikalisch fantastischen komo6-
die Sechwindelmeier u. co., von Ru-
dolph Nelson, bearbeitet u. instr. von
Otto Lindemann. 1. Infanterie-
musik. 2. Kavallerie-musik.
[1095, 1096
© Aug. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 2,
1913 ; EF} 302227, 302228; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
LIEBESKLAGE;: ged. yon Julius Gers-
dorff, musik von Willy Geyr, op. 32;
vierstimmigen miunnerchor, op. 32.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. [1097
Dee. 18, 1912; 2 e« Jan. 18,
1918; HE 302464; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, Germany.
LIED DER KNOSPEN.
See Manzen (Ja-
cobus).
LIED ET SCHERZO; par Florent Schmitt;
double-quintette d’instruments A
vent dont un cos principal; parti-
tion in 8°, [1098
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27,
1913; E 306072: Durand et cie..
Paris.
LIFE WOULD BE SWEET WITH YOU;
words by Harold Randolph, music
by R. W. Paul. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale, ine. [1099
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27,1913;
K 304442; Raymond W. Paul, Nauga-
tuck, Conn.
60
LIFE’S PRAYER; words by R. Hendrix,.
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugda!e @o., ine.
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 @ Sangean 19aee |
E 304405; Robt. Hendrix, Poplar
Bluffs, Mo.
LIFE’S YESTERDAY.
lyn) ; Two songs.
LIFT UP YOUR HEADS, O YE GATES; all |
them, words from Seripture, music
by Chas. Wm. Brown. 4to. {1101
© Jan. 25, 1993 2° Jam ee
1913; E 306141; J. S. Fearis; Chi-
cago.
LIGHT’S GLITTERING MORN; anthem for |
Easter, words translated from the |
Latin by J. M. Neale, music by John |
E. West; mixed voices. (Octavo
anthems, no. 1027). [1102 |
© Jan. 30, 19135 2 james
1913; E 306207; Novello & co.; ltd,
London.
LILAS BLANCS; yvalse lente von Joachim |
Albrecht prince de Prusse; riduzione |
per piccolo orchestra. [1103
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c, Jan. 2.49ia; ||
EH 302829; G. Ricordi & co.4 Milan. |
LILIES OF EASTERTIME; words and mu- |
sic by F. A. Clark. [1104 |
© Jan. 15, 19135 2 ey aoe, |
1918; E 301371; F. A. Clark, Phila- |]
delphia. |
Lion (THE) TAMER RAG; a Syncopated |
fantasia, by Mark Janza; piano.
[1105 |
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c. Jam: 2, 1913; |
EK 299970; A. F. Marzian, Louisville. ||
LISTEN TO THAT IRISH RAG-TIME BAND; |
by Herbert Spencer, arr. by T. P. ||
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin or- |
chestra. [1106 |
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 3, 1918; |
BE 301651; M. Witmark & sons, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
See Cargill (Eve- |
Liszr (Franz) Dreams of love (Lie- |
bestrdume; notturno no. 3 by F. |
Liszt; cello and piano. [1107 |
© Dec. 7, 1912: 2 « Jan. 4, 1918: !
K 300917; Carl Fischer, New York. |
[Copyright is claimed on transcrip- |
tion. ] |
LITTLE (THE) BOULDER; in the P’s and
Q’s entertainment, words by George |
Arthurs, music by Alf J. Lawrence. |
[1108 .
2 c.idane Zo, ;
306023 ; Reynolds & co., Lon- |
© Jan. 24, 1916
19138; E
don,
no. 1.1913
¥
‘Vartte (THE) Boy Brive: words by
“ Eugene Field; melody by Houston
Thomas, [1109
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1918; E 301511;
_ 4H. A. Thomas, Brookline, Mass.
LITTLE (A) BUNCH OF SHAMROCKS;
words by William Jerome and
Andrew B. Sterling, music by H.
Von Tilzer. [1110
, © Jan. 10, 1918; 2 ce. Jan. 10,
1918; E 3801237; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
‘LITTLE (A) DREAM OF you; words by
Edward Teschemacher, music by
Perey E. Fletcher; in C. [1111
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913:
E 302344; Enoch & sons, London.
“LITTLE ETUDES FOR LITTLE FINGERS;
twenty-one very short and melodious
studies, by Mathilde Bilbro; piano.
Phi?
© -dam..413;:1913; 2..c..Jan., 16;
19138; E 304068; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
q
} LITTLE SANDMAN. See Brahms
(Johannes)
LitTLeE (THE) JOLLY SHORTY LOOKING
FOR A TALL ONE; words by F. C. Pi-
rrotta; music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [11138
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304428; Frances C. Pirrotta, New
York.
| ie SPOT BESIDE THE LEE; words
and music by K. Healy. London,
Novello & co., Itd. [1114
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302177; Kathleen Healy, Bandon,
Ireland.
‘LITTLE STREAMS. See Summertime
stories.
LitrLe (THE) SUFFRAGETTE QUEEN;
words and music by J. Jones. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
y [1115
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 17,
1913; E 304150; James Jones, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Litre vase; by Oscar Beringer; pf.
‘ Continental fingering. (Characteris-
_ tic pieces no. 8.) [1116
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
_ E 302197; Edwin Ashdown Itd., Lon-
don.
61
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1124
LITTLE’ (A) WORK, A LITTLE PLAY;
words by George De Maurier, music
by H. W. Howard: med. voice.
Washington. E. F, Droop & sons.
(Jn Four songs, no. 2.) ipaewe
Cc) Jan. lo, dela; 2 ¢. Jan, 14,
1913; E 301330; Harry Wheaton
Howard, Washington,
LIVING MEMORIES; ballad, words by
Frank §S. Clough, music -by H. A,
Dinsmore, Skowhegan, Me., The Mil-
burn music pub. co. [1118
©! Jan;//20;' 1913; 2«e\-Tan., 22,
1913; E 304257;
Skowhegan, Me.
Harry A. Dinsmore,
LIVINGSTONE THE PILGRIM; a cantata,
words by C. Silvester Horne, music
by Hamish MacCunn. Svyo. {1119
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1913;
BE 302570; London missionary so-
ciety, London.
See Rachmanin-
Six choruses.
LONELY (THE) PINE.
off (S.)
LONGING; words and music by M. Mae
Bride. Washington, L. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o., inc. [1120
eae to OT? 2 oe. ear 16,
19138; E 304207; May MacBride,
Allentown, Pa.
words by K. H. D. Cecil, musie¢
by Henry Coates; in D sharp.
il A
© Jan, 28) 1915+ 2 ¢. Jan. .30,
1913; E 302727; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
LONGING FOR HOME; words by J. L.
Williams, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [1122
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304472; J. L. Williams, Treharris
Glam, England.
LONGING FOR THE Woops; by J. R.
Morris, op. 21, no. 4: pf. [1123
© Dee! 31,1942 / 2c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 300825; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
LONGO (ALESSANDRO) Capriccio; by A.,
Longo, op. 13, no. 3, ed. and fingered
by Henry Levey; piano. [1124
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 19138;
FE 301126; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Lorp (THE) HEAR THEE (Herren boén-
hére dig); words from Psalm 20,
arr. and adapted from the original
Swedish, English and Norwegian ‘by
Haldor Hansen, music by G. Wen-
nerberg; solo, chorus and piano or
organ. (Northern edition of octavo
choruses, no. 137.) {1125
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
IS 800795; Northern book & music
co., Chicago. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement and adaptation. ]
Lorp (THE) IS RISEN; words by Mabel
J. Rosemon, music by W. A. Post.
{1126
© Aug. 24. 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
K 301009; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
Lorp (THE) 1S RISEN AGAIN; short full
anthem for Easter, music by Ber-
tram Luard-Selby ; mixed voices. 4to.
[1127
ic) Tom: “80; 10137" 2" eo Jan.’ Si,
1918;
London.
LouIskE; polka par Costantino § de
Crescenzo, op. 40, no. 5; pf. [1128
©)" Dee! 26,1912) 2° "e, Jane 48,
1913; I 302456; C. Schmidt & co.,
Leipzig.
LOVE; primary department song,
words and music by Thoro Harris,
[1129
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1918:
IX 301000; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
LOVE AND GLORY; march and two step
by Lee Orean Smith; pf. [11380
©). Jen, 26, 1078+):2 .c, Jan. 18,
19138; E 301364; Leo. Feist, ine.,
New York.
LOVE, AND LIFE: waltz by Karl Berg-
mann; pf. (On with the dance, no.
2.) [1138
© ‘Jan. ‘20, 1918: 2 «c,'*Fan: 21,
M18; KE 301469; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT: from Somewhere
else, lyric by Avery Hopwood, music
by Gustav Luders. [1152
© Jan. 13. 1918: 2 c. Jan. 14.
19138; I 801349; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LOVE CAME DOWN; words by Christina
Rossetti, music by Harold FE. Darke.
(Christmas carols, no. 20.) {1
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13,
1915; KE 802476; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
“oy
ve
E 806208: Novello & co., Itd.,
6‘
LOVE
pt. 111, n. 8., v.8
FoR A DAY; waltz song; lyric
by Theo. Stempfel, jr., musie by
Herbert P. Stothart and Jos. K, |
Howard. » [1184 |
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 7, 19133 |
I 301097; Chas. K. Harris, New |
York.
LOVE IMMORTAL (Von unterblicher |
liebe) ; cantata, words by C. Fatho |
et al, English text by Alice Mattul- |
lath, music by Ludwig Hess, op. 34;
solo voices, chorus & organ. 4to.
[11385
© Jan. 24, 1913;5-2 cen 2e
1918; KE 304287; John Church Co., |
Cincinnati. |
LOVE ME AND HOLD MY HAND; words |
and music by H. Stockbridge. [1136 |
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1918; EB 3043839; |
Henry Stockbridge, Ellsworth, Me. |
Love
C.)
PURIFIED.
LOVE RULES THE WORLD; words by M. ||
Fairfield, music by Jean Buckley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co...
ine. [1137
© Dee. 15; 1912: 92 tee
1918; E 304208;
Becket, Mass.
LoVE’s A BUTTERFLY; words by Ed. |}
Teschemacher, music by May H.)
Brahe; in FE flat. [1138 |
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 « Jan, 16,/|
1913; 12 802527; Enoch & sons, Lon- |
don.
LOVE, THAT STRANGE FEELING; words |
by N. Jones, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld.
Dugdale co., ine.
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 Gy aioe,
1915; E 804184; Nordoff R. Jones,
Albany, Ga.
LOVE THE Son (Klsker Sénnen) ; words
from Psalm 2, arr. and adapted
from the original Swedish, English,
and Norwegian by Haldor Hansen,
music by G. Wennerberg; solo,
chorus and piano or organ. (North- |
ern edition of octavo choruses, no. |
138. ) [1140
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 2,1913; §
K 3800796; Northern book & music |
co., Chicago. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement and adaptation. ]
See Benedict (Mary
17, |
Marie Fairfield, |
Washington, H. Kirkus |
[1139 |
ee
!
» no. 1, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1160
) Love, WHILE you MAY! words by Ed-
» mund Yarrow, music by P. Broun-
- off; mezzo sop. or bar. in C and sop.
or ten. in E flat. New York, Louis
Lowy. [1141
© Jan. 2, 1918; 1 c. each Jan. 8,
1913; 1c. each Jan. 15, 1913; E
304032; Planton Brounoff, New
York.
T
LovE, YOU HAVE MADE ME A GARDEN;
words by Ed. Teschemacher, music
by Jack Thompson. 1. In E flat.
2. In F. [1142, 1148
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 25,
1913; E 306017, 306018; Enoch &
sons, London.
———oos
in G. [1144
© Jan. 2. 1913; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 302345; Enoch & sons, London.
_ LOVELAND; march song, words and
' music by W. A. Stanley. Melody
only. [1445
7 © 1c. Jan. 4, 1918; E 300861;
Wm. A. Stanley, Newark, N. J.
Lover (A) sBoLD; words and music
by Lark Taylor. [1146
ewe 1G, 19132 2: e.! Jan. 16,
- 1915; E 304080; H. A. Weymann &
‘son, ine., Philadelphia.
| Lover’s (THE) SONG; pastorale, words
‘/ and musie by A. Comport. [1147
: © 1c. Jan. 8, 1913; E 301131; An-
_ gelina Comport, New York.
‘Love's AWAKENING; words by A. M.
, Dougherty, music by Jane Francis
| Payne. [1148
| © 1c. Jan. 27, 1913; B.304333;
Ann Marie Dougherty, Owensboro,
|. Ky.
| LOvVE’s COMMAND; words by P. A. Wil-
liams, music by W. A. Post. [1149
| © Aug. 24, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
, E 301001;
_ ville.
pores FAIRY TALES; duet from The
' man with three wives, words by
Harold R. Atteridge and Paul M.
Potter, music by Franz Lehar.
[1150
Jann 2401913: 2 e:" Jan. '25,
‘ 1918; E 302708; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
4
|
4
4
Smith & Lamar, Nash-
Love’s FLOWER IS ALWAYS BLOOMING;
from The man with three wives,
words by Paul M. Potter and Har-
old Atteridge, music by Franz Lehar.
{1151
© Jan. 24, 1913; ce. Jan. 25,
1913; E 302709; Chappell & co., Itd..,
London.
9
a
63
LOVE'S JOURNEY; words by G. R. Sims,
music by Wilfrid Sanderson. [1152
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 11, 1913;
E 302389; Boosey & co., London.
LOVE’S MYSTERY; words and music by
Pearl G. Curran; med. voice in D
flat. (Five songs no. 1.) [1153
© Noy. 27, 1912; 2 « Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300940; Carl Fischer, New York.
LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG; words by Clif-
ton Bingham; musie by J. L. Mol-
loy, arr. by R. N. Carr. [1154
©) 1c. Jan. 2, 19138;'1 ¢. Jan. 138,
1913; E 304033; R. N. Carr, Blue
Island, Ill. [Copyright is claimed
on yoice parts and harmony. ]
LOVE’S SWEET DREAM; reverie, by
Mackie-Beyer; full orch. 4to. [1155
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300774; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
—— serenade, by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
tary band. 4to. [1156
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300775; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
Love's TRINITY; words by Charlotte R.
Martin, music by H. W. Howard;
med. voice. Washington, E. F.
Droop & sons. (Jn Four songs, no.
4.) [1157
Cy Jam. is. 1983: 2) e. Jan. 14,
1913: E 301332; Harry Wheaton
Howard, Washington.
Low BRIDGE!—EVERYBODY DOWN, Or,
FIFTEEN YEARS ON THE ERIE CANAL;
words and music by Thos. S. Allen.
[1158
‘@), dan. dd, .1913;,.2:'e.,, Jan, 13,
1913: E 301302; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
LowLaNnp (THE); SEA; or, The golden
yanitee; words by Francis Barron,
music arr. by W. F. Arnold. [1159
@) Jans! 20,1913 2" 2 ev Dec, 39,
1912: E 302381; Star music pub.
eo., Itd., London.
LUFTFLOTTEN-MARSCH; dichtung und
komposition von W. Schlichting, op.
30. [1160
© Dee. 28. 1912; e. Jan. 20,
1913; E 302592; Wilhelm Schlicht-
ing, Miinster i/W, Germany.
9
an
LULLABY. See Album leaves.
—— See also Benedict (Mary C.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1161
pt. 1, ai eo
LUSITANIA; two step by L. H. Stowe;
orch. 4to. [1161
© June 11, 1912; 2 ¢e. Jan. 29,
1913; E 301606: Leslie H. Stowe,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on orchestration. }
Lustrous (THE) BLACKBIRD; mazurka
by Geo. J. Trinkhaus; pf. (Feath-
ered songsters, no. 11) [1162
OQ; Jan.; 2019133 2.26 dan. 21,
1913; E 301461; M.. Witmark &
sons, New York.
MacsetH; intermezzo. by J. St. A.
Jobnson ; pf. [1163
@. dan. .1t, 1918:\2e.. Jan. 13,
1913; E 302480; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
MacCont (H. fF.) Two dramatic
songs; words by L. Johnson and
C. Rosetti, music by H. F. MacColl,
op. 6; Soprano. Contents: I know
you, solitary griefs.—Does the road
wind uphill? - [1164
Oat, 2; OLS, 2 ‘e ham: 28,
1913; E 301508; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
MACH’ DIR NICHTS DRAUS: walzerlied
aus der grosses posse Puppchen, text
von Alfred Schoénfeld. musik von
Jean Gilbert. [1165
© Dec, 28, '1912-:2ie Jan. 4, 1918:
FE 3802324; #Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin.
MADRIGAL; part song, words by
Thomas Weelkes, music by George
B. Nevin; mixed voices. 4to. [1166
en. OE ae ue arm 2,
1913; E 3801610; Boston music co..
Boston.
MADCHEN MIT DEM ROTEN MUNDCHEN:
ged. von. H. Heine, musik von Chas.
A. Schultz, op. 3; male chorus. 4to.
[1167
© Dee. 2, 1912: 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913:
K 300942: Carl Fischer, New York.
MADEL JUNG GEFREIT: duett aus der
posse Grosse Rosinen, von Rud Ber-
nauer und Rud Schanzer, musik von
Walter Kollo; klavier, mit tiberleg-
tem text. [1168
© Aug. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913:
E 302229; Drei masken verlag, g.
m. b. h.. Munich. [Copyright
claimed on arrangement. |
IS
MAvuscHEN (DIE) VON BERLIN; marsch
intermezzo aus der, revue Sobum-
meln wir, text von Leo Leip-
ziger. musik von Jean Gilbert, arr. |
von Joh. Doebber; grosse orch. 4to. |
[1169 |
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2 cl gama: |
1913; E 3024638; Thalia-theater ver- |
lag, Berlin. [Copyright is claimed |
on arrangement. ] . |
MAGNIFICAT IN E FLAT; words from St. |
Luke i: 46-55, music by King Hall,
ed. by Charles Leslie; mixed voices. |
4to. [1170
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 e*dam 7, 001s:
E 301133; Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
MaGyArR ABRAND; szerzé Bogsch Laszlo; |
zongora. ’ [1171
© Nov. 12,° 1912; 2 @ Now) 23;
1912; E 302702; Franz Bard tnd
brider, Budapest, Hungary.
Main (THE) AND THE FISHER BOY; |
words by A. L. Smith, music by Jean |
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale ¢o., inc. HATZ
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 & Jan. 27, 1913; |
E 304457; A. Lent Smith, Brooklyn.
MAIN GAUCHE. See Raff (J. J.)
Maip MARIAN; by T. L. Rickaby, op.
15 ee OC MP 0 [1173 |
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1913; |
E 304559; Hatch music eo., Phila-
delphia.
MAID OF THE MIST; schottische or barn |
dance, by Edna Nichols Cary; no. 1. }
Orch. arr. by E. C. Cary. 4to. No. |
ae a [1174, 1175 |
© Jan. 18, 1913: 2 ¢ each Jan. |
21, 1918; E 301488; 301484; Gary |
bros., music ¢o., Boston. |
MAIDEN (THE) I Love: words by Helen |
Greene, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale ¢co., ine. [1176
© Dec. 31, 1912: 2'¢ Feb. 1. 1913;
EK 304544; Marjorie Leigh Carr, |
Cleveland.
MAIDEN (THE) WITH THE DANCING EYES |
OF BLUE; words by A. Flood, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H. |
Kirkus Dugdale co.. ine. PILTT 3
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 11913; |
EK 304500; Agnes Flood. Cleveland. O. |
andi
—— «7
Be De
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1918 11938
MAMMY’S LULLABY; text by Eugene | MARCH OF THE BRIGANDS; by C. W.
Carroll Nowland, arr. from Dvyonaks Krogmann, op. 100, no. 8; pf. (Mel-
Humoresque, op. 101, no. 7, by ody’s garden, no. 8.) {1185
Charles Gilbert Spross; women’s © Jan. 1, 1913: 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913:
voices. 4to. [1178 f ;
5)
© Jan. 27, 1913; e. Jan. 27,
1918; E 304362; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
Man (THE) FOR GALWAY; words by
Charles Lever, music by G. Moly-
neux Palmer, op. 14, no. 4. 4to.
(Male voice choir library, no. 33.)
[1179
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 302306; Stainer & Bell Itd., Lon-
don.
Man (A), HIS PIPE AND HIS DOG; from
Somewhere else by Gustav Luders;
hotel orch. 4to. ; [1180
© Jan. 2. 1913; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 3008382; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
MANNIN VEEN (Der Mona); Manx
traditional melody arr. from Dr.
Clague’s collection by R. Vaughan
Williams; mixed voices. 4to. (The
choral handbook; Carwens edition,
no. 61002.) [1181
Seen, 2o,.1913; :2.c.. Jan.) 14,
19138; E 302485; J. Carwen & sons,
ltd., London.
MANOLA; mazurka espagnole, by Vin-
cenzo de Crescenzo; pf. [1182
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c Jan. 2, 19138;
E 300812; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
Manrzaros. See Griechische national
hymne.
MANUEL DE TRANSPOSITION MUSICALE;
étude de toutes les clés appliquée
-aux instruments de musique et prin-
cipalement au piano, a l’orgue, a la
harpe., par Paul Rougnon, [1188
ih Pee. 228. 1912: 2 ¢. Jon. : 27,
1913; E 306117; Heugel & cie., Paris.
Marcu. Sce Small hands.
MARCH AND TWO STEP.
of the slipper.
See Lady (The)
MARCH OF THE ANCIENTS NO. 2: pro-
cessional, words and music by R. R.
Trench; mixed voices. 4to. [1184
@)- Dec. “25, 1912*"2 ¢ Inn 13,
1913; E 301310; Richard R. Trench,
Chicago.
|
E 300862;
Boston.
B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
MARCH OF THE Butears (Bulguriens
sieges marsch) ; by Ivan Stephanoff ;
pf. [1186
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 ¢, Jan. 8, 1913;
E 302362; Gould & co., London.
MARCH OF THE PRIESTS. Sce Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
MARCH OF THE STATES; hymn, words
and music by E. C. Douglas; mixed
voices. [1187
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 300976; Edward C. Douglas, Mid-
dletown, Conn.
MARCHE BRETONNE; di Paul Fauchey,
istrumentazione di Ezio Baroncini,
per piccola banda; partitura. [1188
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302330; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
MARCHE DE CARAVANE;
Marsick; pf.
2.)
par Armand
(Deux morceaux, no.
[1189
Weepj2s cows s Qe) Jani 2K,
1918; E 302617; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
MARCHE DES MIDINETTES; di Vincenzo
Billi, op. 258, instrumentazione di
G. Erecolani; per piccola banda;
partitura. [1190
KG), Wee. 347 1912: 2c. Jan. 2;,.1913;
E 302831; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
MARCHE FUNEBRE; by R. B. Hall, arr.
by Adolphe Dumont full orch. and
. piano. [1191
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300941; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
—— de la premiére suite d’orchestre
de Gabriel Pierné, op. 11, transcrip-
tion par Désiré Walter; grand orgue.
(Les grands maitres de lorgue, no.
22.) i [1192
Oy Tie) 128) = ee Fan Dr,
1913; E 306129; Emile Leduc. P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris. [Copyright
is claimed on transcription. ]
MARCHING THROUGH TRIPOLI; march
and two-step by F. Pennino, arr. by
G. H. Reeves; full band. 4to
[1193
© Nov. 11, 1912; 2c, Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300943; Carl Fischer, New York.
69
CATALOGUE OF
eo
~~
Marftenan (TLENRI) courtes lecons
a déchiffrer et a transposer; par FH,
Maréchal; violon et plano, {1194
© . Dec, 28,:.1912;. 2. c. Jan... 21,
1918: E 802668; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie,, Paris.
—— 124 pldces d’orgue dauteurs fran-
cais, italiens, allemands, ete., des
XV°-XVIII° siécles; reduits par H.
Maréchal, clavier seul, v. 2. [1195
© Dec. 28, 1012; 2 ¢, Jan. 27,
1918; FE 806135; Henry Lemoine et
cle,, Paris,
MARGARET:
et Henri
paroles de A, de Mauprey
Leoni, musique de A. de
Mauprey, [1196
© Dec, 28,'1912; 2 ¢c Jan 27,
1918; EK 806108; Max Eschig, Paris.
Nee (Jacobus).
MARIENBILD, Manzen
Marietta: words by 8. Hertzsch,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine,
[1197
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan, 1913';
NH 804447; Sophie Hertzsch, Yonkers,
iy
27,
Mation Dernorme; intermezzo, atto
TV., musien di A. Ponchielli, ridu-
zione di Vittorio Mattioli per piecola
orchestra, [1198
© Dee, 31, 1912; Jan, 2, 1918 ;
E 302882; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
by §. I. Roentg,
musie by Frank Worth [pseud, of
Frances I.* Koenig]. Washington,
H. Wirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1199
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ac Jan. 17,
1918: BE 804224: F. I. & G. BF. Koe-
nig, Oakland, Cal.
2¢C
Mariposa: words
Marvsorieé; words by J.
by Robert Tatton,
SARE READ OSMOt LE CO.,
© Dec. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
W 801227; Josephine
Grange, Il,
Jackson, music
Washington,
ine, {1200
Jan. 10, 1918;
Jackson, La
Marria, See Flotow (Friedrich von)
MARTYRE (LE)
fragments
de Claude
eour des
DE SAINT SEBASTIEN:
syimphoniques, musique
Debussy. Contents: La
Ivs.—Danse extatique et
final du ie? acte.—La Passion,—Le
bon pasteur, 1. Partition d’orches-
tre, 2. 1°"8 yviolons, (1201, 1202
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c¢ each Jan,
27, 11a: Ibs 806075, 806076; Durand
et cie.. Paris.
aS
oS
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. §., v. 8
MASTEN (THE) PARK HIGH SCHOOL;
mareh and two step by HW. ©. Rans-
ler; pf. Buffalo, N. Y., Denton Cot-
tier & Daniels, [1203
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1912; EH 801602;
Kdgar C. Ransler, Buffalo.
MATTINATA. See Leonecavallo (Rug-
giere)
May I coME BACK TO OLD IRELAND?
words by G. Brown, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Wirkus a oenae co., inc. [1204
© -Dec, 15, 19125 2 Game
1918; KE 3804180; Gilbert Brown,
Burnley, Mngland.
MAYFARTH (WiLLIAM) Zwei Heder
ohne wor te; von W. Mayfarth, op. 8,
nr. 1, 2; ptano. [1205
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2c, Jan. 2, 1818;
KE 3802239; Jonasson Eckermann,
Berlin,
MAYMIE'S stoRY OF Rp-Riprina-Hoop;
melolog, text by James Whitcomb
Riley, incidental musie by George
Ndwards. [1206
© Jan. 18, 1918 2c; Wem,
1918; Io 804287; Willis musie co,
Cincinnati.
MAZAPAN be Tonrpo:; marche cake-
walk, par J. Valverde; piano.
[1207
© Dec. 19, 1912; 2°@ Wem
19138: BD
Paris.
306026; Ildefonso Alier,
MAZURKA ALSACIENNE; par Robert-
Charles Martin, op. 57, no, 8; piano.
[1208
© Dee. Jansi2T,
1918: E Durand et cie.,
Paris.
28, 1012: 2 ¢@
SOGOTT ;
MAZURKA VICTORIEUSE; par
Pesse; piano. (‘Trois
pour piano, no. 8),
© Dec. 28, '1912* 2 ¢) Jameen
19138; KE 802668; Emile Ledue, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
Maurice
mazurkas
[1209
Mrapowsweerr, Sce Sylvan scenes,
M&pIration ; par Ch-M. Widor, op. 21;
violoncelle et piano. (Suite en mi
mineur, no. 1), [1210
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 27.
1918; KE 3806122; Heugel & cie.,
Paris.
MEERESBRANDUNG: ballade von Alfred
Wernicke, op. 86: miinnerehor u.
orchester. Klavierauszug, * [1211
© Sept. 5, 1912 ; 2c. Jans 2,-2088%
KN 802248; Fr, Kistner, Lelpzig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
MFERLIEDER (Songs of the sea);
poems by Pedro Ilgen, music by A.
Halter. v. 1. (1212
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
A 329925: August Halter & Pedro
Iigen, Chicago.
ME BY THE MOONLIGHT; words
Washing:
ine.
[1213
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304480; Maude A. Dix, Morris,
Ill.
MEET ME IN THE TWILIGHT; words by
J. Will Callahan, music by F. Henri
Klickmann. [1214
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2c. Jan. 22, 1913 ;
E 304239; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago.
MEET ME TO-NIGHT FOR I LOVE YOU;
words by T. Taylor, music by Leo
Friedman. [1215
© Jan. 2, 1913; E 300798; Tell
Taylor, Chicago.
MEET
and music by M. A. Dix.
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co.,
MEET ME TO-NIGHT IN MY STROLLING
DREAM; words and music by J. H.
Cole. [1216
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 16, 1913;
FE 304061; Joseph H. Cole, Cleveland.
MEIN SCHONES ISCHL; walzer, von
André Hummer, op. 40; pf. [1217
© Sept. 6, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913:
E 302217; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
MELINDA’S WEDDING DAY; lyrics by Joe
Goodwin and Joe McCarthy, music
by Al. Piantadosi. Unace. [1218
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1913; E 300836;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. .
MELopy IN A FLAT; by J. R. Morris, op.
a1,0.,.2; , pt. [1219
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
KE 300826; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
MEMORIES OF THEE; words and music
by I. A. Adams. [1220
© Dec. 14. 1912; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301228; Ida Allene Adams, Knox,
Ind.
Memory (THE) OF A KISS; words and
music by G. Anthony. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [1221
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17,1913;
E 304206; Gertrude Anthony, Wells-
Ville, N. Y.
MEMORY’S ROSE.
Two songs.
See Cargill (Evelyn) ;
67
1230
MENDELSSOHN (ARNOLD) ZwiOlf para-
phrasen tiber choral-melodien; vou
A. Mendelssohn, fiir zweisteinmigen
knaben-oder frauenchor. Helft 1,
no. 1—6, mit orgel und violine. Heft.
2, no. 1-6, mit orgel. Partitur.
(1222, 1223
eh, Lewd
© Nov. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 15,
19138; E 302448, 302444; J. Rister-
Biedermann, Leipzig.
MENDELSSOHN - BARTHOLDY (JACOR
LupwieG Ferix) <Auf_ fliigeln des
gesanges; von F. Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy, arr. von David Popper, fiir
violonecell und piano. (Perles musi-
cales, no. 27.) [1224
() Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1913;
EK 3023895; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [| Copyright
claimed on arr.]
March of the priests; from Atha-
lie, by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,
arr. by Homer N_ Bartlett: organ.
(Organist’s repertoire, no. 57.)
[1225
© Jan. 9, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301240; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on new ar-
rangement. ]
Reiselied ; von Felix Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy, op. 19, no. 6, arr. von
David Popper, fiir violoncell und pi-
anoforte. (Perles musicales, no. 28.)
[1226
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2c. Jan. 13, 1913;
E 302396; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [ Copyright
claimed on arr.]
MENUET; par G. Valensin, transcrit
par A. Riidinger. 1. Violon et piano.
2. Violoncelle et piano. [1227, 1228
© Dec. 12, 1912: 2 «. each Jan. 13,
1912; E 3802407, 302408; Wilhelm
Hansen, Leipzig. [Copyright claimed
on arrangements. |
MENUETTE: von Gaetano Pugnani, arr.
von Stefi Geyer; violine und piano.
(Alte stiicke, klassische transkrip-
tionen fiir violine und klavier, no.
3.) [1229
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 23, 1912;
E 302733; Norsk musikforlag, Chris-
tiania, Norway.
See also Haydn (F. J.)
MENUETTO; par Franz von Vecsey;
violon et piano. (Trois morceux, no.
3.) [1230
©) Oct. 17; 1912:°2 @ Nov. 29,
1912; E 306007: Roézsavoélgyi & ¢o.,
Budapest, Hungary.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, 0. §., v. 8
MENZEN (JaAcoBus) Vier lieder; ged.
von Albert Geiger u. a. musik von J.
Menzen, op. 9. Contents :—Marien-
bild.—Lied der knospen.—Gebet.—
Sonnenaufgang.
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2 c Jan. 2, 19138;
E 302285; Fischer & Jagenberg, Itd.,
Cologne. Germany.
Christiaan
three violins
[12382
MERMAIDS (THE); Dy
Kriens, op. 80, no. 2;
and piano.
©). Aa. 20.7 1913.3. 2° essen 21,
1913; E 302611; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
MERRY See Summer-
time
ARE THE
stories.
BELLS.
Merry (THE) BACHELOR WALTZES; by
A. Koeper; pf. [1233
© 1 ¢. Jan. 24,1913; E 304308;
Albert Koaper, Ft. Dodge, Ia.
Merry (THE) MEADOWLARKS; duetto
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf. (Feath-
ered songsters, no. 2.) [1234
iC) “Sain. - 3199S +.B. Jan. 14,
19138; E 301353; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
MESSAGGIO; romanza dal canzoniere di
Enrico Heine, versione di M. Rac-
cuglia, musica di Giovanni Licari.
[1235
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302333; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
MESSE DES ANGES AVEC CREDO III; par
F. Brun; accompagnement a 38 par-
ties pour orgue ou harmonium.
(Chants de la messe—l. Ordinaire
de la messe. ) [1236
©": Dee? 28. 1912* -2 e@ Jan! 27,
1918; E 306126; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
MESSE DU T. S. ROSAIRE DE LA B. V.
MARIE; par F. Brun; accompt. a4
trois parties pour orgue ou harmo-
nium. (Chants de la messe—2.
Propre de la messe, introit ete., no.
14) [1237
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 27,
1913; E 3806127; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France,
MEXE ...E REMENE; Maxixe do Bra-
sil; arrangée et harmonisée par M.
Sarrablo; piano seul. [1238
© Jan. 11, 1918; 2 e.Jan. 18,
1918; E 302471; Casa Dotésio, Ma-
drid.
[1231 |
Mr nina (Mein midchen); habanera
von G. Guetary, bearb. von R. Tour-
bié; salonorchester. 4to. [12389
© Dee. 29, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302512; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
’Mip SHOT AND SHELL; march by F.
Henri Klickmann; pf. [1240
© Jan. 20,1918; 2 ce. Jan. 20,1918;
E 301421; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago.
*MID THE PURPLE-TINTED HILLS OF TEN-
NESSEE; words by J. Callahan, musie
by Paul Pratt. [1241
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c: Jani 6) 99s;
E 301051;> Frank K. \ Root gee.
Chicago. .
MIDSUMMER CAPRICE; by Edward wv.
Johnston ; piano, [1242
© Dec. 30, 1912;°2 c Jams2, nels:
E 300791; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
MieNAN (EDOUARD) Quatre mélodies;
sur des poémes de Herco, musique
de E. Mignan; voix moyennes.
[1248
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 c Jan. 27,
1918; E 306085; Durand et eie.,
Paris,
MILESTONES; lyrics and music by E.
Ray Goetz and A. Baldwin Sloane.
[1244
© Jan. 20, 1913: 2: °¢) Jame
1918; E 801410; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
MILITARMARSCH 1813-19138 ; von
Joachim Albrecht prinz von Preus-
sen; piano. [1245
© Dee. 24, 1912; 2¢ Jan) 424s
EB 302327; W. Sulzbach, Berlin.
MILITARY MELODY MARCH; composed
by L. S. Johnson, arr. by D. 8S. De
Lisle; piano. St. Louis, Gravois
music. pub. co. [1246
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 e. Jan. 10, 1913;
EK 304093; Leland §S. Johnson, St.
Louis.
MILKMAIDS; words by W. Greaves,
music by Raymond A. Browne. Un-
ace, [1247
© 1 ec. Jan. 24, 1913; B 3043801;
W. Greaves, Souris, Canada.
68
SS,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
MILLENNIAL HYMNS OF PARLEY PARKER
Pratrr. Ed. and comp. by Samuel
Russell. Cambridge, The University
press, 1913. [48] p. Svo. $0.50.
[1248
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913 ;
A 330866; Samuel Russell, Salt Lake
City.
MIND THE STEP; one step, by Percival
Dick; piano. [1249
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301641; Metzler & co. (1909) litd.,
London.
MINIATURE (A); words by Madeleine
Windeyer, music by J. D. Freeman;
in F. [1250
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 c Jan. 27,
1918; E 3804358; Jean Drew Free-
man, Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
MINUET; by Frank Bridge; pf. (38 pi-
ano pieces, no. 2.) [1251
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1918;
E 302502; Augener ltd., London.
MINUET DE NoéEt by Esipoff, arr. by
Hans Sitt:; violin with piano ace.
[1252
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 3025038; Augener, itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
MINUET OF YE OLDEN TIME; by Van
Veachton Rogers; harp. Syracuse,
N. Y., Clark music co. [1253
Jan 27, 1918; 2°¢. Jan. 30,
1913; E 301579: Van LN it Rog-
. ers, Round Lake, RR
MINUETTO; de Giovanni Bolzoni, tran-
seription de L. Meyer, pour quatre
“saxophones. 1. Partition. 2. Par-
ties détachées. [1254, 1255
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢c. each Jan. 2,
1913; E 302334, 3023385; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
di Vincenzo Fiorillo; piano.
[1256
© July 18, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302236; K. G. Fazer, Helsingfors,
Russia.
MINUETTO VARIATO; di Guiseppe Tar-
tini, parte di violino riveduta e di-
teggiata da Emilio Pente, accompto.
di pf. construito sul basso originale
da Maffeo Zanon; en La Maggiore
violino con accompt. de _ piano.
(Nuova raccolta di 11 sonate e un
minuetto variato, no. 12.) [1257
© Nov. 23, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 13,
1913; E 302457; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
violin part arrangement. ]
1266
MISCHIEVOUS (THE) BLUE JAY; val-
sette by Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf.
(Feathered songsters no. 8.)
@. Jam 120;£1013 ;\ 12 .¢:
1913; E 301464; M.
sons, New York.
[1258
Jan. 21,
Witmark &
SAE HE-
with Credo, auctore
duas voces aequales
MISSA SOLEMNIS IN HONOREM
LENAE REGINAE;
W. Paul: ad
cum organo. 4to. [1259
©) Jam. 22-1913: “2-¢)) Jan. 21,
1913; E 301445; William Paul,
Wichita, Kans.
MISSISSIPPI; words and music by Jas.
Frederick. Columbus, O., W. H.
Croner. [1260
© Jan. 7, 1915; 2 ce. Jan. 6, 1913;
FE 301035; J. D. Given, Columbus, O.
MISTER TRAVELING MAN; words by
Geo. E. Reed, music by Gustav Benk-
hart. {1261
i dan. 2, 19135. 2 %e. Fan 27,
1913; E 304544; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
MISTRESS MARY; a pastoral opera in
3 acts, book lyrics and music by M.
R. Martin. Piano score with text.
[1262
BE 304272;
Chicago.
© 1. e@. Jan.) 23,
Margaret R.
1918;
Martin,
MoccasIN DANCE.
tuneland.
See Scenes from
MoccASIN RAG; words by Will R. Gar-
ton, music by Cedric H. Garton.
[1263
@i jaa. 3S 4918- 2 ec. Jan... 24,
1915; E 304311; Garton bros., Port-
land, Me.
MODERATO, SEC. ELEVEN; words and mu-
sie by J. D. Brunk. (Educational
vocal studies, no. 54.) [1264
© June 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 20, 1913:
E 301440; John D. Brunk, Goshen,
Ind.
MODERN RECITAL PIECES;
a’Becket ; pf.
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 e. Jan. 20,
1913; E 3801394; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
ed. by Thos.
[1265
Money (THE) LEFT MY WIFE; words
by C. E.. Thompson, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1266
Dee, 215, RAS 32 e7 Jap. 17,
1913; E 304182; C. [E.] Thompson,
Dorchester, Mass.
69
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1267
pt. 11%; tie vos
Monsieur BompBita; marche espagnole
sur motifs de Valverde, par J. Val-
verde; piano. [1267
© Dec. 19, 1912; 2 a. Jan. 25,
1918; E 3806025; Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
MONTENEGRINISCHE NATIONAL-HYMNE;}
bearbeited von Carl L. Heidenreich ;
pf. 2 mains. (Collection de chants
patriotiques pour piano par Ferdi-
nand Beyer, no. 75; Montenegro,
hymne national. [1268
©-Dec. 14, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1918;
I) 3802359; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Moon TOWN LULLABY; words and music
by S. J. Macomber. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1269
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
BE 804876; Sallie J. Macomber, Jack-
sonville, Ila.
MooNBEAM; words by C. Moore, music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1270
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1912;
Ih 304424; Clara Moore, Pampa,
Wash.
MOONLIGHT IN MY AUTOMOBILE; words
and musie by C. ©. Gingery, arr. by
Carl EK. Angeloty. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine. Pi271
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
EK 304431; C. C. Gingery, Alpaugh,
Cal.
MOONLIGHT IN VIRGINIA; words by S.
Heelan, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine, [1272
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1918:
I) 304485; Stella Heelan, Petersburg,
Va.
MOONLIGHT ON THE LEVEE: schottische
by Karl Bergmann; pf. [127%
© Jan. 27, 1913: 2 c Jan. 28.
1913; E 801489; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Moose (‘THE) CALL; words by A. C. 'T.
Myers, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1274
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17,
1918; E 304125; Alice C. T. Myers,
Otsego, Mich.
Morar (A) REAPER’S SONG; from Sea
tangle, Gaelic words adapted by
Kenneth Macleod from Alexander
Macdonald with a literal Hnglish
translation, music arr. by M. Ken-
nedy-Iraser, [1275
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 9) 1915;
E 302370; Marjory Kennedy-Fraser,
London.
Moraenmut; ged. von Gustav Falke,
musik von Georg Messner, op. 21.
(Drei lieder no. 1.) [1276
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2 Cee
1913; E 306195; Verlag Dreililien,
Berlin.
Morn oF Joy; words and musie by
Thoro Harris. pL2tt
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 671918;
KH 8010138; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
MorNING SONG; by J. R. Morris, op.
24, no. 4; pf. (1278
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 3) 1918;
I 800827; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
——WNSee also In October.
(A) waLkK. See Holidays.
Mornine (THE) WaTcH; words by
Wm. B. Oliver, music by Carl F,
Price. (Jn The Epworth herald, vy.
24, no. 1, Jan. 4, 19138.) [1279
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2 ce Jan. 6, 1913;
K 300998; World’s morning wateh,
inec., New York.
MORNING
Most POPULAR SELECTIONS FOR THE VIO-
LIN AND PIANO; edited and arranged
by Eugene Gruenberg. fol. [1280
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 e@ Jan. 71,
1918; A 3829988; Hinds, Noble & El-
dredge, New York.
MoszKowWSkKI ( Morrrz ) Spanish
dances (Spanische tiinze); by M.
Moszkowski, op. 12, rey. and fin-
gered by Hans T. Seifert; pf. (Mu-
sic library ed., no. 687.) [1281
© Dec. 7, 1912; 2c Jan. 4, 1018;
E 300951; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
and fingering. ]
Moruer (Mor); words by Anton
Kristson, English words hy O. TT.
Arneson, music by Heinrich Mar-
tens, op. 4, no. 4. (Seandinavian
songs, no. 199.) [1282
© Jan. 8, 1918: 2 e. Jan. 20, 1918 ;
I) 301441; Northern book & music
co., Chicago. [Copyright is elaimed
on English words. ]
70
. 1, 1918
oTHER—Continued.
— words by H. Lubhrman, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [1283
7 © Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ¢c. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304172: Herman Luhrman,
San Bernardino, Cal.
Morner o’MINE! words by Rudyard
Kipling, music by Frank E. Tours;
male voices. 4to. [1284
© Jen. 24, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 25,
1913; E 304551; Chappell & co., Itd.,
aa ny hal |
_ London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
MOTHER SPELLS HOME SWEET HOME:
Pe
words by P. Rh. Craven, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [1285
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304522; P. R. Craven, New Lisk-
eard, Ontario, Canada.
Mortuer’s (A) Love; words and music
by Ernest B. Orne. Portland. Me.,
The Orne pub. co. [1286
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 c Jan. 16,
1913; E 304078; E. B. Orne, Port-
land, Me.
emerge rs
a an
MOTHER'S PRAYER; words and music by
\ N. E. Howe. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [1287
’ © Dec. 15, 1912: 2 ¢. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304133; Nora E. Howe,
Barre, Vt.
MotHer’s (A) WHISPER: words by
_ Mrs. E. C. Huckabee, music by E. C.
Huckabee. [1288
© Jan. 1, 1913 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912;
E 301286; E. C. Huckabee, Hills-
boro, Tex.
Mountain (THE) GIRL; tyrolienne,
by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 262, no.
3; pf. [1289
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 14,
1913; E 301339; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Mountep (THE) PoLice; words and
music by A. M. Page. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [1290
ao see, SI, 1912: 2 e. Feb. 1,
1913; E 304519; Annie M. Page, Chi-
cago.
MOVING PICTURE FOLIO; arr. by M. L.
Lake; Ist violin, cello, bass, flute,
clarinet, cornet, tromibone, drums,
and piano ace. 4to. {1291
© Nov. 19, 1912; 2 «. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300945; Carl Fischer, New York.
_ [Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1299
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Don
Giovanni; duo by W. A. Mozart,
transcribed by Gustave Bach, op. 16;
violin. Unaee, [1292
© Dee. 16, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
Ky 300915; Carl Fischer, New York.
|Copyright is claimed on transcrip-
tion. ]
MocumMMA (Arcuige A.) Ten songs of
childhood; from James Whitcomb
Riley’s Rhymes of childhood, set to
imusic by A. A. Mumma & co. [1293
~© Jan: 28, 1918; 2c. Jan. 2,
1913; E 304829; Archie A. Mumma,
Dayton, O.
ragtime two-step, by G.
Pepin; pf. New York, F. B. Havi-
Jand pub. co. [1294
© Dec. 27, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 27,
1912; E 302290; Gedeon Pepin, Ed-
monton, Canada.
MUSH ON;
MUSIKALISCHE GRUSSE FUR FROHE
FESTE; herausgegeben von Maria
yon Werth. Abteilung 1.—Namens
und geburtstag. Bd. nr. 660. 4to.
[1295
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13,
1913; E 302466; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement and compi-
lation. ]_
MUSIKALISCHES BILDERBUCH : zebn
neue kinderlieder, ged. von L. u. M.
Frey, P. u. R. Debmel, musik von
Martin Frey; gesang u. klavier. 4to.
[1296
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
FE -302297; Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
zig.
MUTY THE PITCHER; words and music
by O. McCabe. [1297
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301253; Owen McCabe, Cleveland.
My ALABAMA Rose; words by Milton
Well, music by Stanley Murray.
[1298
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 2,
1913: E 304285; Tell Taylor, Chi-
CAZO.
My auto crrt: words by J. Jackson,
music by Robert Hatton. Wash-
ington, The Marks-Goldsmith co.,
ine. [1299
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 21,
1913; E 301456; Josephine Jackson,
La Grange, Ill.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1300
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
My BAIRNIE; words by G. Hubi-New-
combe, music by Cecil Webb-John-
son. [1300
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
B 301644; Metzler & co. (1909) Itd.,
London.
My CHILDHOOD’s HOME; words by Mrs.
C. M. Storie. music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [1301
(C) Dec, 45, 192 2.0. clatieed.1,
1913* BE s0s2iae, Mrs. Chas, .M.
Storie, Oxbow, N. Y.
My DEAR, I LOVE you; words by L.
Helsey, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1302
©) Dec. 1;°1912;'2'c. Jam 27, 1913;
E 304400; Leora Helsey, N. Man-
chester, Ind.
My DEARIE; words and music by Pearl
G. Curran; med. voice in F. (Five
Songs, no. 5.) [13038
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300944; Carl Fischer, New York.
My Dixie RosE; words by J. Will Cal-
lahan, music by R. G. Grady. [1304
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
B 301049; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
My DREAM; words adapted and revised
by R. D. Blamire, music by G. H.
Hinckley. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. ~ [1305
© Wan. 25 1913);: Be) ‘Fan: 1,
1913; E 301622; George H. Hinck-
ley, Arlington, N. J.
My FAIRY QUEEN; words by L. Winck-
ler, music by H. K. Dugdale. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[1306
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304485; Lillian Winkler, Apple-
ton, Wis.
My GIRL SHE’S MAD AT ME; words by
©. Blaine, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1307
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 27, 1913:
E 304408; Chester Blaine, Fulton,
Ky.
My HEART FELL IN LOVE WITH YOU;
words and music by L. Siracusa,
arr. by Joseph Philo. [1308
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1913; E 301323:
Liborio Siracusa, Victoria, Canada. |
My HEART TO YOU; Words) Dyeiewa:
Laurent, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
ine. [1309
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 & Jan g2z79913 = |
R. J. Laurent, New Or- |
E 304445;
leans.
My HEART’S DESIRE I FIND IN YOU; by
R. M. Stults, arr. by W. C. O'Hare; |
vocal orch. in E flat. 4to. [1310
© -Jan..-28, 1993.2) lame:
1913: E 301536; M. Witmark & sons, |
[Copyright is claimed |
New York.
on new arrangement. |
—— words and music by R. M. Stults.
[1311
© Jan. 13, 19135) Biieaeamees,
1913; E 301340; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
My LADY OF DREAMS; words by Jimmie
Shea and S. Lamsdale. Unace.
[1312
© 1c. Jan. 29, 19138; E 301546;
Sam Lamsdale, Brooklyn.
My LANDLADY; words by Ferd UH.
Mierisch and Jas. T. Brymn, music
by Bert A. Williams. [1313
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 © Jane Siete:
E 304036: Leo Feist inc.. New York.
My LAST GO ROUND; words by A. C.
Cobb, music by Jean Buckley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co..
ing, [1314
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jameaaees :
E 304427: A. C. Cobb, Houston, Tex. |
My LITTLE BLUE EYED ROSE; words by |
Mrs. Schearer, music by Clifton
Keith. Long Branch, N. J. Keith’s |
music pub. house. [1315
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2 ¢ Jan. 29, |
1915; E 301552; Mrs. Schearer, Long ©
Branch, N. J.
My LITTLE COUNTRY GIRL; words by J.
W. Willis, sr., music by M. @. Han- |
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1316
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304425; J. W. Willis, sr., Rayville,
La.
My LITTLE MOONLIGHT MAID; words by
W. R. Williams, music by Spencer
Williams. i I rg
© Jan. 25, 1918;. 2 e, Jan. 25,
1915; EZ 304315; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
(2
i tt tt
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19138
My LOVE; words by C. Mayer, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [1318
Pee, 15. 1912;' 2 ec. Jan: 17,
1913; E 304159; Cecilia Mayer, Mont-
real, Canada.
My LOVE IS A SLUMB’RING FLOWER;
words by M. C. Gillington, music by
A. E. Horrocks. [1319
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302495; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
MY LOVE, MY LIFE, MY WORLD IS YOU;
words by H. E. Root, musie by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [1320
momee., lo, 1912: Fe. dan. :17,
1918; E 304164; Helen E. Root,
Louisville.
My MASTERFUL MAN; in The March
hares’ entertainment, written by Eric
Blore, composed by Philip Braham.
{1321
© Jan. 20, 1913;.2.e. Jan.' 20,
1918; E 302574; Reynolds & co.,
London.
MY MOTHER'S VOICE; lyrics and music
by B. D. Orear, corrected and trans-
posed by R. de Roode, in E flat.
[1322
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1918; E 301408;
Bettri D. Orear, Colfax, Washing-
ton.
My MOVING PICTURE GIRL; words and
music by C. L. Tucker. [1323
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 @ Jan. 22.
1913; E 304258; C. L. Tucker, Hart-
ford, Conn.
My OLD GAL FROM ALABAM’; words by
Olive L. Frields, music by Harry L.
Newman. [1324
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1918;
E 300980; Sunlight music co., Chi-
cago.
My oLtp MissourRI HOME AMONG THE
HILLS; words by H. E. Black, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[1825
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 « Jan. 17,
1913; E 304171; H. E. Black, Poplar
Bluff, Mo.
My own GAL: words by Henry C.
Ciesielski, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1326
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1912:
E 304444; H. C. Ciesielski, Chicago.
78693—13——6
My OWN MINNESOTA; words by S. B.
Molander, music by A. H. Molander.
[1327
© Jan.. 14, 1913; 2 e@ Jan. 25,
1915; E 304284; Swan B. Molander
and A. H. Motander, St. Paul.
My PARCEL POST MAN; words by Bert
Kalmar, music by Harry Puck.
[1328
© ‘Jah. 29,°1913; 2c. Jan. 29,
1915; E 301548; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
My RAGGYADORE; words by Harold At-
teridge, music by J. Schwartz.
[1829
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
_E 304569; Jean Schwartz co., inc.,
New York.
My RAGTIME FIREMAN; by J. Brandon
Walsh, arr. by T. P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; mandolin orchestra.
[1830
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
FE 301649; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
My ROSE BUD; words and music by H.
L. Plummer. fisal
© ic. Aug. 28, 1912; BH 801828;
Harry L. Plummer, Rosédale, N. Y.
My SPIRIT on Tuy CARE; words from
the Bible, music by Will C. Mac-
farlane; mixed voices. 4to. [1332
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan: 8, 1918;
E 301111; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati.
My SUMMER GIRL; words by M. L.
Myers, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1333
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304475; Mary L. Meyers, Mil-
waukee.
My SUNNY HEARTED JOE; words by
Mrs. G. Barr, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1334
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304486; Mrs. Geo. Barr, Kaslo,
Canada.
My SWEETHEART; words and music by
B. E. Joyce. New York, W. A. Hans-
man. [1335
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 16,1913;
E 304095; Bertha Joyce, Hoquiam,
Wash,
73
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1336
pt. 11, n.s., v.8
My TANGO MAID; by Henry Lodge, arr.
by W. C. O’Hare; vocal orch. in G.
4to. [1336
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1918;
BE 300830; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
——by Jean Havez and Henry Lodge,
musie arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; male
voices. 4to. (Male voices, no. 673.)
[1837
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 301653; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
words by Jean Havez and Henry
Lodge, music arr. by Geo. J. Trink-
aus. No. 1. Female voices. No. 2.
Mixed voices. 4to. [13888, 1339
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 ¢c. each Jan. 29,
1913; E 301537, 3015388; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
My TuRKISH OPAL, FROM CONSTANTI-
NOPLE; and, The rag pickin’ man;
medley march, two step by Edna Wil-
liams; arr. by Carl F. Williams;
orch. and piano. 4to. [13840
GS) Jan. 20; 1918. Se Tan.” 21,
1918; E 301473; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement for orchestra. ]
MY YELLOW JACKET GIRL;
Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [13841
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 304571; Jean Schwartz co., inc.,
New York.
words by
N ’IMPLORE PLUS; valse chantée poésie
de Xavier Privas, musique de Octave
Lerichomme. [1842
© Dee, 28, 1912: 2 «Jan. 27,
1918; E 38061386; O. Lerichomme,
Paris.
NACHTLICHE SCHEU; ged. von R. Deh-
mel, musik von Fritz Leeder, op. 11.
(Sieben lieder, no. 3.) [1343
© Jan. 10, 19138; 2 c Jan. 25,
1913; E 306189; J. M. Welleminsky,
Vienna,
ged. von Richard Dehmel, musik
von Walther Bransen, nr. 3. (Lieder
fiir eine singstimme mit klavierbe-
gleitung, no. 3.) [1844
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1912:
BE 302267; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lineau), Berlin.
74
Nancy CLANcy; words by E. Waudby, ,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[1345 |
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 17, 19138;
E 304134; Edward Waudby, Toronto, ¥
Canada . |
NAoMA OF OKLAHOMA; words by L. V. |
Beale, music by Jas. D. Murphy.
Hobart, Okla., Kiowa musie¢ co. bad 7
© Jan. 22,1913; 2c. Jan. 22,1913; |
E 304245; Laura Vignette Beale, Ho-
bart, Okla.
NATIONAL BUDS; words and music by |
B. Horton. [1347
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Janmaa dois:
E 300856; Bess Horton, Lodi, Cal.
NAUASIA; or THE DAUGHTER OF BLACK- f
HAWK, a comic opera in three acts, —
words by EH. E. Lahee, music by J. f
Henri Fischer. [13848 |
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1918; D 19236; Ff
Effie E. Lahee, Burlington, Ia. i
NEGRILLONS; humoreske by George
Aitken, op. 21, no. 2; pf. [1349 }
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ¢ Jan. 23,1913; if
E 306004; Elkin & co., ltd., London. |
Neice (Snow); par. Florent Schmitt, }
op. 56; pf. (Crépuscles, no. 2.) |
[1350 |
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2c. Jan. 16,1913; |}
EH 3025385; A. P. Schmidt, Boston.
NELKEN ; ged. von Theodor Storm, mu- |
sik von Alfred v. Arbter; fiir eine |
Singstimme mit begleitung des piano-
forte. . [1351 |
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1918; |
E 302271; Schlesinger’sche buch- & |
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin. |
NEUE BLEMENTARVIOLINSCHULE (Uj
elemi hegedii iskola) ; von Peter Sto- |
janovits, op. 13. Hefte 1-4. [1852 |
© July 28, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 2, |
19138; E 302218: Ludwig Doblinger |
(Berhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
NEUE MANNERCHORE; bewiihrter kom- |
ponisten der gegenwart, musik von
Herm. Wesseler, op. 61 et al. 4to.
[1853
© Jan. 27, 1913;.2 ¢. Jan. 29,1913; ;
7 302710; Bernhard Lohmann, New
York.
Jno. 1,1915
NEUES WIENER OPERETTEN - ALBUM ;
sammlung von potpourris der belieb-
testen operetten, arr. von Wilhelm
, Alexi, fiir klavier zu zwei hiinden.
. Band 7 no, 19-21. Contents.—Der
' frauenfresser, v. Edm. Eysler.—Die
romantische frau, vy. C. Weinber-
ger.—Die Keusche Barbara, v. Oskar
Nedball. [13854
© Aug. 8, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302219; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement in
leichtestem stile.]
New (THE) Docror. See Chiropractor.
NEw SCHOOL OF CELLO STUDIES: Se-
lected, edited and fingered by Percy
Such. Book 1+4. [1355-1358
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 14,
19138; E 3802506-302509; Augener,
ltd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on the selection, editing, and finger-
ing. ]}
sic by G. W. Wilmot. Philadelphia,
Pa., Presbyterian board of publica-
tion and Sabbath school work. 8vo.
(In The Westminster primary quar-
terly, Jan., Feb., Mar., 1913.) [1359
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300883; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
}\New (A) YEAR’S CALL. See Holidays.
Newport BEACH; march, by D. W.
Reeves; pf. [1360
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 23,1913:
E 304266; W. R. Fales, Providence.
R..1.
NieHT. See Rachmaninoff (S.); Six
choruses.
‘NIGHT SONG; reverie, by R. M. Stults;
pf. [1361
or sam 27, 1913: 2 +c. Jan. ‘38,
1913; E 301497; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
NIGHTFALL; pastoral, words and music
by Maud Scruggs. [1362
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 ec Jan. 16,
1913; E 304069.
NIGHTS OF GLADNESS; valse, by Charles
Ancliffe; band. 4to. [1363
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 13,
1913; E 302481; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement for reed and brass
bands. ]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1372
NINETTE; air de ballet par Armand
Michel; piano. [13864
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 18, 19138;
IK 3802575; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London,
NO AIR E’ER CAN BE SO FAIR AS DIXIE;
words by F. H. B. Smith, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [1365
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 3804477; Francis H. B. Smith,
Brooklyn.
No POLICEMAN ON ‘THE _ OROSSING;
words and music by O. G. Rehor.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[1366
Jans ety 19ISe. Bc. Jamn27;
1913; E 304863; Otto G. Rehor,
Chicago.
Nosie (Tertius T.) FINALE; by T. T.
Noble; organ. [1367
<): Jans 20/1043; .2...e,; San.) 21,
1913; E 302607; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Nogopy KNows; words by L. Skinner,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[1868
©); Dee, '15,,, 19123 206. Jan. 1T,
1913; E 304181; Laura Skinner,
Cambridge, Mass.
NoBoDY KNOWS, NOBODY CARES; words
and music by Winfield L. Ham.
[13869
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 ¢c. Jan. 20,
1913; E 301481; Globe music ©co.,
New York.
NOBODY LOVES YOU LIKE YOUR MOTHER;
words by G. Jenkins, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [1370
©) Dec. 15, 1982; 2 ¢c.. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304193; Grace Jenkins, Oel-
wein, la.
Nopopy’s DARLING; words by Mrs. A.
E. Fancher, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [1371
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 19138;
E 304525; Mrs. A. E. Fancher, Chi-
cago.
NOCHES DE ESPANA; bolero alegre, por
M. Vitoni, op. 45; piano. [1372
© Dec. 19, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 25,
1913; E 306027; Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
75
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1375
ye
words and music
[1373
BE 304055;
San IT ran-
NoctTURNE—HENLEY ;
by R. L. Hausmann.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1918;
Rosalie IL. Hausmann,
cisco.
Not A CHANCE; words by Thomas J.
Gray, music by Ray Walker. [13574
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1913; HE 304353 ;
Benjamin Sager Dean, Philadelphia.
NOTES REPETEES; étude instructive par
R. Willmers, op. 49, revue et doig-
tée avec addition de notes pour le
travail technique par I Philipp; pf.
(Nouveau gradus ad parnassum, no.
35.) [1375
fe) Dec: 28, 19125 2c. lam 21,
1913; E 302648; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
A. Rothen-
NoTHING DOING; words by
berger, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1876
Tee: 1, 1912 2-¢ van. JT. Tors ;
E 304887 ; Amos Rothenberger, Lans-
dale, Pa.
NOTHING REALLY MATTERS IF YOUR
MATE’S TRUE BLUE; from The mili-
tary girl, by Cecil Lean, arr. by T.
P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin
orch. [1377
© Jan. 28, 19iss 2 ec. Tan. 29,
19138; E 301539; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
NOTHING TO THEE; words annon,
music by C. W. Waggoner. [1378
aie io. 10S 2 "e” Jan. 17,
1913; E 304113; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS (LA); marche
Iranco-Americaine, par R. Helleys.
1. Orchestre. 4to. 2. Piano.
[1879, 1880
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 @ each Jan.
22, 1913; E 302670; 302671; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan.
NOUVELLES FANTAISIES MIGNONNE HON-
GROISAS; par Géza Horvath, op. 125,
revu et doigté par Albert Heidl-
berg; piano 4 2 mains, no. 8 et 4.
no. 5 et 6, sur des motifs favorits de
Pisto Danko.
© Nov.
is, 1913; H
Kalman,
[Copyright
fingering. |
no. 7. [1381-1885
1912; 2 «@.. each Jan.
30: 2433-30 2437; Nador,
Budapest, Hungary.
claimed on revision &
23,
pt. 115; se 8
NOVELETTA NO. 25 by E. Centola, op. |
65; violon et piano. [1386
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ¢ Jan. 14, 19335
E 309496 - Joseph Williams, © itd.,
London.
NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS;
duets for use at Christmas time.
4to. (Hall-Mack company’s folios.
no. 2.) [1387
Oct. 16, 1012; 2 ‘@) 9O6EFsee
©
1912; A 329891; Hall-Mack co., Phil- |
adelphia.
Now HoME I GO BUT ALL ALONE;
march medley no. 1, by Geo. ig
Rothermel; No. 1. Oreh. No. 2.
Band. 4to. No. de eas
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2c: Sam. GPisise
E 301041-301043 : Rothermel music
pub. co., Sunbury, Pa.
ermel, op. 82. [1891
© Jan.'3, 1913; 2 c. Jan, Ghee
KH 301044; Rothermel music pub. co.,
Sunbury, Pa.
Now IS CHRIST RISEN FROM THE DEADS
music by A. W.. Lansing; mixed
voices... 4to. (Octavo series, no.
1064. ) - [1392
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2c. Jan. 6, 1918;
EK 300982 ; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
NOW THE DAY Is OVER; evening anthem, ~
words by S. Baring-Gould, music by
I’. Linforth Willgoose; soprano solo
and chorus. Svo.
series, no. 110). [13938
© Jan. 23, 1998; 2 Gene
1913; E 306013; Woodward & co.,
London, Canada.
NUN BIST DU MEIN; ged. you Hans
Willy Mertens, musik von Emile
Kraemer, op. 65, no. 1; gemischten
chor. . Partitur @ stimmen. Ato.
| [1894
© Dec. 18, 1912: 2 sess Jameeete,
1915; E 302467; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, Germany.
NUN CANTO PE’TE:
musica di F.
versi di F. M. Russo.
Pennino. Unace.
[1395
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 300833 :
lyn.
NuN’s (THE) PRAYER: (Gebet der
nonne); andante religioso, by A.
Tellier; pf. [1896
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302295; B. FEF. Wood. music Go.,
Boston.
16
(Popular edition |
James B. Russo, Brook- |
solos and
[1388-1390 |
words and music by Geo. L. Roth- :
‘No. 1, 1913
‘NuR DIE FIGUR; aus Auction-pinochle,
~ text von Adolf Philipp, musik von
. Jean Briquet and Adolf Philipp.
[1397
©. Jan. 23, 1913; 2 c. Jan.. 24,
» 1918; E 304296; Jerome H. Remick
« & co, New York.
Brovink:: Oriental intermezzo, by E. B.
i Claypoole, arr, by Carl F. Williams;
. orch. 4to. [1398
© Jan. 38, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300873; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
; rangement. |
-O BEAUX REVES EVANOUS.
Saéns (C. C.)
'‘O cuckoo, WHAT SAY you; words by
_ Alfred H. Quaritch and Maurice
Raye, music by H. pie [1399
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301648; Metzler & ¢O., (1909)
B. .Jtd., London.
.O DREAM DIVINE; words by G. R. Sims;
. music by Wilfrid Sanderson. [1400
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1913;
E 302390; Boosey & co., London.
|
/O HOLY Saviour; hymn anthem, words
|
|
See Saint-
by Charlotte Elliott, music by Daniel
Protheroe; mixed voices. 4to. (QOc-
tavo edition of part songs and cho-
ruses, no. 5628.) [1401
gee. 2. 1913: 2 ¢ Jan, 29,
1913; E 301550; Siegel-Myers cor-
respondence school of music, Chicago.
KIND; text von Grete von Urba-
|
|
‘0 i
/O KOMME, DU LOCKENDES FRUHLINGS-
} nitzky-Woloszezuch, musik von Karl
Haupt. [1402
© Now. 18,°1912; 2 c. Jan. .13,
1903; E 302401; Josef. Eberle.
Vienna.
O Lorp, My Gop, I WILL EXALT THEE;
Easter anthem words from _ the
Bible, music by Bruce Steane; mixed
voices. 4to. [1408
Beta, 27. 2913+ 2G. Tan, 27;
1913; E 304871: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
O. P. H. S.; rag, words by Will Mack,
music by Nat Johnson. [1404
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1912;
E 300858; Mack and Johnson, Oak
Park, Il.
© PEERLESS Missouri: words by Ida
Scott Taylor. music by H. M. But-
ler: mixed chorus and schoo]. Edi-
tion in four parts. [1405
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 11,
1913: E 301265; Henry M. Butler,
St. Louis.
77
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1413
O PRINCE OF PEACE; words by Mrs. E.
C. Huckabee, music by E. C. Huck-
abee. [1406
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Dec. 30, 1912;
I 301298; E. C. Huckabee, Hills-
boro, Tex,
O SING GLAD SONGS: words by Dorothy
IK. Sawyer, music by Theresa Beney ;
in C. [1407
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1913;
FE 302364; Metzler & co., (1909), Itd.,
London.
O SING UNTO THE LorD; anthem, words
from Psalm 98. music by E. K.
Heyser; women’s voices. (Jn The
choir, Jan. 1918, vol. 14, no. 1.)
[1408
© Jan. 6. 19138; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301231; F illmore brothers ¢o., Cin-
cinnati.
O vAaTAPA; grande machiche originale
du Brésil, arrangée et harmonisée
par M. Sarablo; piano avec texte.
[1409
©) Jan, ti, 1913: 2 ¢.. Jam. Ee,
1913; E 3802472; Casa Dotésio,
Madrid.
O WEINE NICHT (Why suffer more) ;
ged. von Armand Silvester, Deutsch
von Ludwig Karparth, English
words by Alfred Kalisch, musik von
André Messager. [1410
© Dees 27,0 I9h 25. Qc. Sam, . 25,
1913; E 3806031; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris.
O, WITY DO THE GIRLIES LOVE ME SO?
lyric and music by Cecil Lean.
; [1411
@icdany: 1B) > W913 3 Bie. Jans |: 14,
1918; E 301341; M. Witmark &
sons. New York.
étude instructive par Ch.
54, revue et doigtée avec
addition de notes pour le travail
technique par I. Philipp; pf. (Nou-
veau gradus ad parnassum, no. 30.)
OCTAVES;
Voss, op.
[1412
©. Deeg... 28, .19123.2¢ Jan,; 21,
1913; KE 302643; Emile Leduc, P.
Paris,
Orr FOR A VACATION; by H. Lichner,
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leefson ;
pf. [1413
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 e@ Jan. 29;
1913; E 301556: J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision fingering and annota-
tions. ]
Bertrand et cie.,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt: 117, hy Sze
1414
OFFeRTORY; by N. Kohler; op. 10; pf.
[1414
Osan: 722, 1913%: 2 ce Tale ae,
1913; FE 304252; Nina Kohler, Sher-
man, Tex.
OFFERTORY IN B FLAT; voluntary, by
Adam Geibel; organ. (Jn The choir,
Jan. 1913, vol. 14, no. 1.) [1415
(©) Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Jan: 10,1005 ;
E 301230; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati.
OFT TOLD TALES; by H. Lichner, ed.
and fingered by Maurits Leefson ; pf.
[1416
©) Fan. 94. 19135 2 C1 Pallas 20;
19138; E 3801557; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision fingering and annota-
tions, ]
Ou! LET HIM WHOSE SORROW: words,
by Frances Elisabeth Cox, music by
Alfred J. Silver; low in D. [1417
ror an: 20; 4015 <2 ee." san, ‘21,
1913; E 301477; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
OH! OH; words by W. M. Brown,
music by Salvatore Cusenza. [1418
© 1 e¢ Nov. 5, 1912; E 301256;
Bronx melody co., New York.
Oun!_ OH! THAT AEROPLANE GIBL;
words and music by G. A. Goebel.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[1419
© “tan. S* 118%) 2 en Jan 3,1013 :
E 302288; G. A. Goebel, Welland,
Canada.
Ou! OH! THE PICTURE SHOW; words
and music by W. Cohn. [1420
Gy Jan, Wb) 1918.2. Jan: 23,
1913; E 304277; Wilhelm Cohn, Se-
attle.
OH! so SWEET; words by Joe Mc-
Carthy and Joe Goodwin, music by
Chris Smith. [1421
©) Jan.th8; 1918: Bicc.sdanil27,
1913; E 304348; Leo. Feist, inc.,
New York.
Ou! TENDERLY TREAD! words by F. C.
Fisher, music by Frederick A.
Keene. (Christmas carols, no. 15.)
[1422
©, Dee 21s .1912:2)-c..-Jan..18,
1913; E 302477; Stainer & Bell ltd.,
London.
OH! THAT DARING DANGER DODGE;
words by R. F. Russell, music by
H. C. O’Brien. [1423
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1913; E 301499;
Hf. C. O’Brien, New York.
78
OH THAT HEAVENLY MAN3 lyric by
Blanche Merril], music by Leo Ed-
wards. [1424 |
© Jan. 11, 1918; 2 coaaeaee |
1918; E 304085; Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
OH, THAT RAGGED RAG; one-step, by
Arthur de Blonc; band. (Boosey’s |
military journal, 183rd seriés, no. 6.)
[1425 |
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 @edani som
1918; E 302720; Francis; Daye
Wunter, London.
OH, THE CROSS OF CALVARY; words by
J. G. Lawson, music by Chas. H. |
Gabriel. [1426 |
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2ic. Jan, Grasise
KE 300996; James Gilchrist Lawson,
Chicago.
OH, THE WoRDS OF JESUS; words by |
Mrs. A. McC. Kimbrough, musie by |
Jean Buckley. Washington, 4H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. — [1427
© Dec. 15, 1912* 2) cea, |
1913; E 304135; Mrs. A. McC. Kim-
brough, Greenwood, Miss.
OH THOSE BEAUTIFUL EYES; words by |
Ph. D. Lang, music by H. Mayer.
[1428 |
© Jan. 15, 19187) 2 sien |
1913; KE 301457; Henry Mayer, Bos- |
ton. |
OH, WE LOVE A, LOVE A, LOVIN’ RAGTIME |
MAN; words and music by L. War-
ner. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale co., ine. [1429 ©
© Dee. 15, 1912:.2 eae |
1913; E 304162; Lillian Warner, Du- |
rand, Mich. |
OH! WHY DO GIRLS GET MARRIED; talk- |
ing song, words by Leona Reming-
ton, music by Herbert Willett. |
[1430 ©
© Dec. 27, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1913; |
KH 304044; Stark music co., St. Louis. |
OH, YOU BLUE EYES; words by F. T.
Samms, music by Charles J. W. Jer- |
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1481
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ieee.
1913; E 304165: F. T. Samms, New |
York. |
OH YOU COUNTY FAIR; rural ragtime |
ditty; words and musie by EH. P. |
Favor. [1432 ©
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2 © Jan. 24, |
1918; E 301521; Edward P. Favor, |
Richmond, Me.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19138
Ou you LIMBERGER CHEESE; words and
music by J. Melton. 4to. [1433
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1918; E 301662;
Jack Melton, Montreal, Canada,
Ou! you Mr. Nirry; words and music
are. 2. Baird, jr. [1434
© le. Jan. 24, 1913; E 304293;
Thos J. Baird, jr., Springfield, Il.
OH, YOU PRETTY GIRL; words by E.
Beausoliel, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1485
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304482; Edmond Beausoliel, Bel-
lows Falls, Vt.
I LUNA CHIARA; serenata d’ ’o mare-
nare, versi di P. Perillo, musica di
G. Caldarelli. Unacc. [1486
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 300885 ; James B. Russo, Brooklyn.
OLD CREMORNE; valse by Gordon Day-
son; orchestra. 4to. (Orchestral
journal, no. 678.) [1437
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1913;
E 302580; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ;
OLD FASHIONED LOVE; words and music
by J. and Sadie Cunningham. [14388
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1913; E 3801664;
Jeannette Cunningham, Anaconda,
Mont.
OLD GLORY; words by J. Swinton, music
by A. C. Seott-Browne. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[1439
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304498; Mrs. A. C. Scott-Browne
Davis, Brooklyn.
Oxtp (THE) HOME ON THE HILLSIDE;
words by J. T. Linsdau, music by
P. J. Demora. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [1440
© Jan. 2; 1913; 2 c. Jan. 15,. 1913;
E 304050; John T. Linsdau & Philip
J. Demora, Milwaukee.
'
OLD HOME SONGS, FOR MALE VOICES; ar-
ranged by J. A. Parks. 74 p. 4to.
$0.60. [1441
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
A 332188; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
OLD (THE) LADY’S DREAM; by C. Hen-
derson; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1442
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304518; Clara Henderson, Wash-
ington.
79
1451
OLD (AN) MAID’s LULLABY; words by
G. Burroughs, music by C. P. Ruhle,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1443
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 17,
1913; KE 3804188; Gertrude Bur-
roughs, St. Michaels, Md.
OLD (THE) MOON’S MESSAGE; words by
H. Bates Insell, musie by Harry L.
Gardner. Ottawa, Ill., Ottawa song
shop. [1444
Cyl Dee! (27, | 1912 *' D> ©. Jane «3;
1913; E 8013814; Mary Isadora Inger-
soll, Ottawa, IIl.
OLD SONGS IN NEW GUISE; harmonized
and arranged by Cyril Scott; high
voice. Contents: Where be going.—
Drink to me only with thine eyes.—
Summer is acumen in. [1445
«© Jan. 3, 1918; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302348; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
Otp (THE) sToRY; words by G. E.
Southe, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1446
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1913;
FE 304530; G. E. Southe, Athens. O.
OLtp (AN) TIME FRIEND; words by
M. E. Buckley, music by M. Cutler.
[1447
© 1 e ‘Aug. 19) 0912): 0301258;
Cutler & Buckley, Chicago.
OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL SONG; by N.
Bernstein, arr. by Pearl Minick;
solo, and chorus. Unace. [1448
© Dee. 2, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 19138;
E 300963 ; Nathan Bernstein, Omaha,
Nebr.
ON MOONLIT WATERS; idyl, by J. H.
Kleber; pf. [1449
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1913;
IX 304560; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
ON PICNIC DAY; words by Jack Coogan,
music by Violinsky [pseud. of Solly
Ginsberg. ] [1450
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ec Dec. 30,
1912; E 301139; F. A. Mills, inc.,
New York.
ON THE BANKS OF THE SILVERY Mo-
HAWK; words by W. H. Weaver,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1451
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304449; W. H. Weaver, Meridian,
Ida.
ON THE DOWNS:
On WISCONSIN.
ONDRIGEK
CATALOGUE
1452
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
ON THE BIGBEE FAR AWAY: words and
music by A. T. Hendricks. [1452
@;) Dee! 34.1912; 2¢ Jam (22,
1913; E 304263: A. T. Hendricks,
Jasper, Ala. '
words by Wilson Ben-
nington, music by R. L. Hausmann.
[1453
© 1c Jan. 16, 1913; E 304054;
Rosalie L. Hausmann, San Fran-
cisco.
ON THE FROG POND; caprice, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 262, no. 6; pf.
[1454
© Jan. 27,1913: 2 © Jam 28, 4913:
E 301498; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ON THE SQUARE; march by F. Panella;
pf. [1455
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1913; E 301450;
Frank Panella, Pittsburgh.
ON THE SWING; by Jean Du Val; pf.
[1456
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 9, 19138;
E 301153; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
See Wisconsin foot-
ball jingles.
ONCE IN BETHLEHEM TOWN: words by
Pearl Williams, music by W. A. Post.
[1457
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301007; Smith & Lamar, Nashville.
ONCE THERE WAS A JOLLY OLD SOUL; by
Adolph Schultz, op. 26, no. 1; piano.
[1458
© Jan. 2, 1918;2.e. Jan..8, 1918;
E 301128; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
ONCE UPON A TIME; by H. Lichner, ed.
and fingered by Maurits Leefson; pf.
[1459
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1913;
E 301558 sy J. H. Faunce co., Philadel-
phia. [Copyright is claimed on revi-
sion, fingering, and annotations. ]
(FRANZ) Zwei kunstler-
etuden; von F. Ondfitek: violine und
piano. [1460
© Aug. 28, 1912; 2 ¢c, Jan. 2, 1912;
FE 302231; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich,
ONE SUMMER’S DAY; words by O. H.
Rooks, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1461
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1,:1918;
BH 304478; O. H. Rooks, Rochester
Mills, Pa.
80
ONLY: words and music by HB. G. Paul.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [1462
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 304202; Emma G. Paul, Gouver-
neur, N. Y.
ONLY A BLEEDING HEART; words by
V. W. McClain, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1463
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 804492; Victoria Woolsey McClain,
Keighley, Kans.
ONLY (THE) GIRL IJ EVER LOVED IS YOU,
you, you; words and musie by John
Martin, Sedalia, Mo. The Kauff-
mann music co. [1464
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 24, 1918;
E 3043807; E. N. Kauffmann, Sedalia.
Mo.
ONWARD, THE WATCHWORD STILL; words
by Julia Johnston, music by W. A.
Post. [1465
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 c. Jani G, 1943 ;
E 301002; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
OPEN HORIZONS ROUND. See To Sylvia
[and] Open horizons round. ath
ORGAN (THE); by various composers;
volume xxiii, numbers 188 to 138
complete. 4to. [1466
© Dee. 17, 1912;°2 Gc dane 10;
1912; E 301246; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
ORGAN (THE) MAN; by H. Lichner, ed.
and fingered by Mauritz Leefson;
pf. [1467
© Jan. 24, 1913: 2 cee
19138; E 301559; J. Ho Baumeerco.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering, and annota-
tions. ]
ORGANIST (THE) JAN. 1918; ed. by
HK. L. Ashford; organ. v. 16. no. 6.
obl. Syo. [1468
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ec, Jane aeis:
E 301164; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
ORGANIST’S COMPANION... Comp., fin-
gered and arranged by H. S. Gordon.
v. 2. 47, [1] p. obl. 8ve. $O.80).4
[1469
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 19138;
A 330558; Hamilton §. Gordon, New
York.
OEE
emo. 1, 1913
ORPHAN
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
(THE) CHILD'S SONG: words
by D. Barrett, music by Helen C.
Long. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [1470
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304411: Dick Barrett; Oakland,
Cal.
OrPHAN (THE) NEWSBOY: words by
Mrs. V. Winters, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1471
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304429; Mrs. V. Winters, Spokane,
Wash.
ORPHAN’S (THE) LAMENT; words and
music by M. J. Lawlor. [1472
© 1c. Noy. 26, 1912; E 304306;
Mabel J. Lawlor, New York.
OSTERLIED; words from the Bible. mu-
sic by E. Carstenn ; gemischte choere.
4to. (Geistliche lieder, no. 3.)
[1473
© Jan. 25, 1918; e. Jan. 31,
1918: E 301565; Edward Carstenn,
Chicago.
OvuLp IRELAND: a ballad, words and
music by J. R. Shannon. [1474
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 19138;
E 301245; Grinnell bros., Detroit.
OvuR CADETS (Unsere kadetten) : march
or two step by Walter Brooks, op.
74: piano conductor. [1475
Jan. 15, 1913: 2 ec. Jan. 25,
1913; E 306036; Lobanoff & co., Lon-
don.
5
Our KENNEBUNK HOME; words by E.
C. W., music by M. Shumway Dickey.
4to. [1476
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2c. Jan. 8, 1913;
E 301128; Mark S. Dickey. Kenne-
bunk, Me.
OUR LAND OF DREAMS; duet, words and
music by Jack Thompson; in G.
[1477
oan 22 1912-2 e@ Jan.’ 38,
1913; E 806002; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on duet.]
OUR NATION’S SONG; words and music
by T. H. Goose. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1478
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E304507; T. H. Goose, Stamford,
Conn.
OUR OWN DEAR HUDSON GUILD; words
and music by Will S. Dillon. [1479
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 e«. Jan. 31,
19138; E 391624; Frank Harding,
New York.
Out oF pooRS; 6 characteristic pieces
by Mabel Madison Watson; pf. Con-
tents: Round and round we go;
with text.—Hop Skotch.—Let’s ‘go
walking.—The brook.—The wren.—
St. Paul’s steeple. [1480
©} Gan. 16, "oro 52 2 es Jan. Zi,
1918; E 301452; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
OVER IN THE PROMISED LAND; words
and music by Chas. Edw. Pollock.
[1481
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301215; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn,
OVER THE HILL; words by Almey St.
Jobn Adcock, music by Hermann
Lohr. [1482
i Jam, 8) THIS: 2 ec Jan. 20,
1913; E 302581; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
OVER THE HILLS AND VALLEYS; words
and music by F. A. Clark. [1483
@ivam 25,°18t8s.2 c.'Jan. 18,
19138; E 3013869; F. A. Clark, Phila-
delphia.
OVER YONDER; words and
Geo. W. Sebren.
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301176; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
musie by
1484
OVERTURE ALBUM; selected, rev. and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert. pf. v.
1. (Home circle music series, no.
24.) [1485
@) Dse. 1) 49124 ::2 ec. Jan. 4,.19f3;
FE 300926; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
and fingering. ]
v. 2. (Home circle music
series, no. 25.) [1486
© Dee. 18, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1912;
E 300927; Carl Fischer. New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
and fingering. ]
PatmMs (THE); by J. Faure, arr. b¥
Barrington Sargent; band. 4to.
[1487
GC) dane ee, Ga a Se Taw. 27.
19138: E 3804841; Candy Bettoney
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
_PANETE (EL); tango criollo, by Ale-
ardo Battisti; pf. [1488
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 29,
1913; E 302714; Jos. W. Stern & co..,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on revised edition.]
81
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1489
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
PAPILLONS A LA SOURCE; impromptu,
par Costantino de Crescenzo, op. 77:
pf. [1489
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2¢. Jan. 13, 1913;
E 302458; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
Par-cCl, PAR-LA; polka marche par G.
Allier; harmonie ou fanfare. 4to.
[1490
©: Dec. 23, 19125 °2 c. Sans 2A,
1913; E 302656; -Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
Park UN SOIR D’AUTOMNE; 1°*° mélodie
sans paroles, par Maurice Pesse;
piano. [1491
©- Dec, 28, 1912: 2 @ Jan. 27,
1913; E 306079; Durand et cie.,
Paris,. \-
PaRADE (THE) See Scenes from tune-
land.
PARADE DES SOLDATS DE PLOMB; marche
caractéristique, par Léon Jessel, arr.
et orchestrée par A. Bosc; orch. 4to.
[1492
@* Now... 25, -1912.° 2 @« Gan, 17,
1913; E 302539; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
PARADE OF THE ANTS MARCH; by H. En-
gelmann; pf. (Mother natures pets,
no. 4.) [1493
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304561; Hates music co., Philadel-
phia.
PARADISE; three part chorus, by Leslie,
arr. by Seymour; women’s voices.
4to. [1494
© Jan. 3.1918" 2-c: Jan./8;1913;
E 301114; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
PARADISE BIRDS. See Poems.
PARCEL POST; march two step, by Benj.
Richmond; pf. New York, Cadillac
music co. [1495
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 e. Jan. -25,
1913; E 304328; R. Kabot, Brooklyn.
PARCEL POST RAG; by H. C. Baisden;
pf. [1496
© 1c. Jan. 23, 19138; E 304274;
Harry C. Baisden, Missouri Valley,
Ta.
PARISER LUFT; musikalischerschwank
in drei akten, musik von Martin
Knopf; orchester-material. Stim-
men. [1497
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 «@ Jan. 13,
19138; E 302400; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich. [Copyright claimed on full
orchestra. ]
82
PARTING MONTH OF JUNE; words by A.
Guthrie, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1498
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 & Janseiaeise
E 304420; Alfred Guthrie, Boston.
PAS REDOUBLE; by Oscar Beringer; pf.
Continental fingering. (Character-
istic pieces, no. 7.) [1499
© Dee. 30, 1912; 2c. Jat seo.
E 302200; Edwin Ashdown, Itd..
London.
PASCHAL (THE) VICTOR; 2 Gantara,
words written and arr. by Van Tas-
sel Sutphen, music by J. Sebastian
Matthews; tenor or soprano and
baritone soli, chorus and organ. 4to.
[1500
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304579; H. W. Gray co., New
OLE.
PASSING GLANCE; mazurka elegante, by
E. S. Phelps; pf.
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 e. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304372; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
PASTORALE; aus dem Weihnachts-
musik, Concerto grosso, no. 8, yon
Arcangelo Corelli, bearb. fiir den
praktischen gebrauch von Arnold
Schering, fiir streichorchester, mit
klavier oder orgel. Partitur. [1502
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2c. Jan. 13, 1913:
E 302427; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
——hby Oscar Beringer;
nental fingering.
pieces, no. 12.)
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302201; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
pf. Conti-
(Characteristic
Pay’rR (ROBERT)
Heft 1+4. [1504
[1501 |
[1503 |
S87 technische stu- |
dien fiir harfe; von Robert Pay’r. |
© Aug. 16, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1918; |
E 302221; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- |
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE; anthem, words
by Edward H. Bickersteth, musie by
J. Lamont Galbraith; mixed voices. |
4to.
and choruses, no. 1048.) [1505
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 31,1918;
E 301611; Boston musie eco., Boston.
PECCADILLE;
lot; piano.
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 27, 1913;
EF 306080; Durand et cie., Paris.
piéce par Jacques Char-
(Series 9 of sacred quartets |
[1506 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
PEDAL STUDY AT THE PIANO; by Ed-
ouard Mayor. Book 1. [1507
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301665; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
cinnati.
PELLE’s courTsHIP (Pelles_ frieri) ;
words anon, music by C. Kuntze, arr.
Haldor Hanson; male voices. 4to.
(Northern edition, octavo choruses,
no. 164.) [1508
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301661; Northern book & music
co., Chicago. [Copyright is claimed
on English translation and adapta-
tion. ]
Pena (LA) DE MUERTE; schottisch by
Alberto de la Pena Gil; pf. Mexico,
Mex. Enrique Munguia. [1509
© Aug. 10, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
B 302215; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York.
PENITENCE AND LOVE; words and music
by Albert Malotte. [1510
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 16,
; 1918; E 304081; H. A. Weymann
f & son, ine., Philadelphia.
PENSIONAT (DAS); prelude, chorus
and ballet, from the opera, by Franz
Suppé, arr. by C. W. Bennet: mili-
( tary band. 4to. (Concert edition
| for military band, no. 248.) [1511
. © Jan. 7, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1913;
E 301274; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
PERCHERON (S.)
diques; par S. Percheron; pf.
Servatoire du piano.)
Douze études mélo-
(Con-
[1512
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 21, |
t
'
;
1913; E 302623; Emile Leduc, P.
| Bertrand et cie, Paris.
PERIWINKLE; valsette, by Bjarne Rol-
seth; pf. [1513
© Jan. 20, 1913: 2 c« Jan. 21,
302610 ;
M. Witmark &
sons, New York. :
| 1913; E
: PERLE DE RUSSIE; mazurka par Jean
Douste; piano. [1514
: © dan. 20, 1913: 2 ¢. Jan. 22,
1913; E 302672; Edwin Ashdown,
: ltd., London.
PERPETUUM MOBILE; par Aloyse Bodo,
op. 28; piano. [1515
© Oct. 25. 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 302700; Franz Bard und bruder,
Budapest, Hungary.
83
1524
PERPETUUM MOBILE—Continued.,
von Gustav Lazarus, op. 159, nr.
6; klavier. (Kleine geschichten am
klavier, nr. 6.) [1516
© Aug. 8, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
BE 302246; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
PERPLEXING THE PRODUCER. See Dress
(The) rehersal.
PETIT QUATUOR; by William Place Jr.
op. 9, no. 1; two mandolins, man-
dola, mandoloncello. [1517
@).Jan; 11, 1913-2 e¢. Jan, 15,
1918; E 804018; Gibson mandolin
guitar co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
PETITE (LA); gavotte, by E. Carl
Grant; pf. Boston, Mass., Evans
music co. [1518
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300880; W. A. Evans, Boston.
PETITE SERENADE; by A. Tellier; pf.
[1519
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 302294; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
PETITE VALSE; par Robert Charles Mar-
tin, op. 57, no. 1; piano. [1520
©). Dee.) 28,1912: .2 e,. Jan.» 27,
1913; E 306081; Durand et cie,
Paris.
Petits (LES) SOLDATS DE Bors. See
Russi (Emilio)
PHI YELL SONG; words by Harry
Weese, music by H. Auracher.
[1521
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 13,
1913; E 3801816; Harry Auracher,
Chicago.
PHILIPP-GRADUS; rev., fingered and an-
notated by Maurits Leefson; pf. pt.
3. [1522
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 e« Jan. 29,
1913; E 301560; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on original matter, revision, finger-
ing and annotations. ]
PHYLLIS WALTZ; by E. Wragg; pf.
[1523
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1913; E 301366;
Ellen Wragg, Cleveland, O.
PICCADILLY MARCH; two-step, by Car-
rie May; piano. [1524
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301646; Metzler & co. (1909) Itd..,
London.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1525 ©
PIECES POUR ANNE-MARIE; 6 petites
piéces pour de grands enfants, par
Laurent Ceillier: piano a 4 mains.
Contents: Entrée—Chanson pour
danser en rond.—Penser.—Inter-
méede.—Lied.—Scéne. [1525
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
EP 306082; Durand et cie., Paris.
See Dickinson (H. T.)
See Russi (Emilio)
PILGRIM HYMNAL: with responsive
readings and other aids to worship.
PIERROT (THE)
PIFFERATA.
Boston, New York [ete.] The Pil-
srim press [1912] ' T6TT) ‘py * Svo.
$1.00. [1526
©) Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c.. Jan. 3, 1913;
A 330564; Congregational Sunday
school & pub. soc., Boston.
PILGRIMAGE (THE) TO KEVLAAR; ballad,
words by Heinrich Heine, English
version by Theo. Baker, music by
Englebert Humperdinck; mezzo sop.
and ten. solos, mixed chorus and
piano. Vocal score. 4to. [1527
©) dan.) 299 1913.2 e..gan.~3i,
1918; E 3801612; Boston music co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
English version. }
Pitot (THE); march and two step by
H. Moon; orchestra. 4to. [1528
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 ¢c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 304588; Howard Moon, T.ynn.
Mass.
——by O. Nielsen, arr. by HE. De La-
mater; orch. 4to. [1529
@ Jan. 2,°1918; 2)c: Jan. '2, 1918:
E 301272; O. Nielsen, Chicago.
Pipes oF PAN; words by Cecil Fanning,
music by L. J. Downing; recitation
with piano acc. Chicago, Music art
shop. [1580
) Na... 2a IOUS > De.) Temi) Oe
1913; E 304326; Lulu Jones Down-
ing, Chicago.
'PrIRATE (THE) SHIP; advance, by Wil-
liam Warren; pf. [1531
© Jan. 27, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1913;
KE 301488; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PLAY THAT PICCOLO RAG-TIME TUNE; in
the P’s and Q’s entertainment, writ-
ten and composed by George Arthurs.
[15382
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 25, 1918;
E 306021; Reynolds & co., London.
PLAY THAT TUNE OVER AGAIN, PLEASE:
words by A. J. Smith, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale cu, ine. [1583
84
pt. m1, n.s., v.8
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2: e. Jan: 17, 1983.
E 304190; A. J. Smith, Moyie, Can-
ada.
PLEADING MY JESUS TO SEE; words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by B. D.
Ackley. [1534
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1913:
E 301026; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
PLEASE DO IT NOW; words and music by
Henry Williams. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1535
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 304210; J. Louis Ervin, Duluth,
Minn.
PLEASE TAKE ME BACK TO MY MOTHER;
words by J. Cawley, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [1586
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 e/ Jam. 2a =
E 304410; James Cawley, Batavia,
N. Y.
Poco acirato. See Album leaves.
PorMsS; by Cyril Scott; pf. Contents:
Poppies.—The garden of soul-sym-
pathy.—Bells.—The twilight of the
year.—Paradise-birds. [1537
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 7, 1913;
E 302861; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
POET’S VISION; by G. Messinger; pf.
[1538
© 1e¢ Jan. 14, 1918; Hese@tse4-
Gertrude Messinger, New York.
PoIGNET; étude instructive par S. Gold-
schinidt, op. 18, no. 6, revue et doig-
tée avec addition de notes pour le
travail technique par I. Philipp.
(Nouveau gradus ad parnassum, no.
36.) [15389
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 21, 19138;
E 302649; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
—toccata, étude instructive par S.
Golinelli, op. 145, revue et doigtée
avec addition de notes pour le tra-
vail technique ‘par S. Philipp; pf.
(Nouveau gradus ad parnassum.
no. 29.) [1540
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 302642; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
Por; words by F. Woodard, music by
Marion Wright. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1541
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
KE 304502; Frank Woodard, Golden
Eagle, Ill. |
ee
_ eS ee, ee
Pee
POUPEE
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1915.
1559
Poppies. Sce Poems.
PorRTLAND (THE) GIRL; words and mu-
sic by G. H. Buxton. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1542
7 wee 15, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 17,
1918: E 304145; Gerald H. Buxton,
Buxton, N. M.
PoTpouRRI; aus dem yaudeville Der
tanzanwalt, von Walter Schiitt, fiir
klavier mit tiberlegtem text. [15438
@© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 c«. Jan. 13,
1913; E 302397; Anton J. Benja-
man, Hamburg, Germany. [Copy-
right claimed on piano with words. ]
Porpourri 2; aus der musikalisch-fan-
tastischen komddie Schewindelmeier
u. co.. text von Julius Freund, musik
yon Rudolph Nelson, Lionel Monk-
ton und Howard Talbot, arr. von
Otto Lindemann; klavier, mit tiber-
legtem text. [1544
© Aug. 21, 1912; 2. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302230: Drei masken verlag, ¢. m.
b. h., Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
(LA) DORT.
(Emilio).
PowuR L’ENTREE D'UNE ETOILE; valse de
ballet par Maurice Pesse; piano.
} [1545
=). 2ec, 28, 19128 2 cq Jan) 27,
1915; E 306153; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
See Russi
PotrRQuorl PAS: valse by Annie Mar-
tyn; band. (Boosey’s military jour-
nal, 1335rd series. no. 6.) [1546
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 30,
1913; E 302721; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
PoWDER RAG; two-step march by Ray-
mond Birch; band. (Boosey’s mili-
tary journal, 133rd series, no. 6.)
[1547
@: Jan. 29,1013; °2 ¢ Jan. 30,
1913; E 301608; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. [Copyright claimed
on military band arr.]
PRACTICAL METHOD FOR THE PIANO; by
Louis Kohler, op. 249. bk. 1, ed. by
L. E. Orth, fol. (Ditson ed. no.
158) [1548
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 e@ Jan. 11,
1918: A 329993; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
PRAISE His NAME; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by B. D. Ackley.
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301031; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
[1549
PRAISE THE WORLD’S REDEEMER; words
by James Rowe, music by A. C.
Fisher. [1550
© Jan, 22, 1918; 2 ¢ Jan. 24,
1918; E 304288; Albert C. Fisher.
Fort Worth, Tex.
PRAISE YE THE Lorpd: words from
Psalm IIT, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. (Jn The choir, Jan. 1913.
vol. 14, no. 1.) [1551
© Jan. 5, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
EK 301232; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati.
PRAYER (A); words anon., music by
Walter E. Hartley. [1552
© Jan. 18. 1913; 2c. Jan. 20, 1913;
E 3801400; H. W. Gray co., New York.
PRAYER RESPONSE; words and music
by W. A. Post. [1553
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 201005; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
PRECIEUSE (Sweetheart); by Ernest
Gillet, ed. and fingered by Phillip
Mittell; violin and piano. [1554
© Jan. 28,1913: 2c. Jan. 30, 1913;
E 301599; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
PRELUDE AND FUGUE; by Charles Mac-
pherson; organ. obl. 4to. [1555
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 .e: Jam 27,
1913; E 306138; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
PRELUDE, CHORUS AND BALLET.
sionat (Das)
See Pen-
PRELUDE IN C; by J. W. Lerman; or-
gan. (In The organ, Jan. 19138, vol.
XXIV, no. 139.) [1556
C). Dee: 26.1912; 2 a, Jam 10,
1913: E 301247: Geo. Molineux, New
York.
PRELUDE NO. 8; by Geo. Rosenkrans;
organ. (In The organ, Jan. 1913.
vol. XXIV, no. 139.) [1557
© Dec: 26, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 10,
1912: E 301247: Geo. Molineux, New
York.
PRELUDIO SINFONICO: di Guido Pennini,
riduzione per piccola orchestra dell’
autore. [1558
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2,1913;
E 302336; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Premice. See Triptyque.
PREMIERE ETUDE DE CONCERT; par AI-
fred Kastner, op. 17, harpe. [1559
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 27,1913;
E 306134; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
1560
PREMIERE PIECE; par M. A. Guyot;
fifite avec accompt. de piano. (Deux
pieces, no. 1.) [1560
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 302620; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
PREMIERES AMOURS; valse par G. Al-
lier; orchestre. 4to. [1561
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 21, 1913 ;
E 302657; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris.
PRESIDENTIAL POLONAISE; by J. Ph.
Sousa, rev. by Paul Henneberg; full
orch. and piano. 4to. [562
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300947; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. ]
PRESS MARCH; by Paris Chambers, arr.
by Adolphe Dumont; full orch, and
piano. 4to. [1563
© Dee. 18, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300948; Carl Fischer, New York.
PRESTE ET LESTE; polka, par Henri
José; orchestre. 4to. [1564
(dan, 45, 1018 +2 . Ge~dan. AG,
19138; E 302532; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
PRETTY (THE) BLUEBIRD; minuetto, by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf. (Feathered
songsters, no. 4.) [1565
(eo) at, is, oto? 2 Ee. Jan 14,
1913; E 301355; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
PEEery Lr: Krrry; words: by ¥F.
Bryan, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1566
Cy ec, 15, - 1Si2 sa: ee Taw 17,
1918; E 304200; F. Bryan, Toronto,
Canada.
PRIERE; no. 5 des 6 piéces pour orgue
par César Franck, op. 20, transcrip-
tion par Jules Griset; 2 pianos 4 4
mains. [1567
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 c .Jam.727,
ae E 306083; Durand et cie.,
aris.
PRIMAVERA (LA) D’or (Love tide of
spring) ; waltz-song, text by Adolfo
Betti, English version by Frederick
H. Martens, music by A. Glazounow,
free transcription by Frank La
Forge.
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 25,1913:
BE 304827; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on free tran-
scription. ]
86
[1568 |,
PRIMITIVE’S (THE) DREAM; waltz, by
G. R. Safely; solo B flat cornet.
[1569
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1912; EH 301257;.
Geo. R. Safely, Wagner, S. D.
PRINCESS OF FAIRIES WALTZ; by W. S.
Wilcox; pf. [1570
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 ©. Jans ai,
1913; E 301616; Will S. Wilcox,
Plains, Pa.
PROGRESSIVES (THE); march by W. A.
Barrington Sargent; orch. 4to.
[1571
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 e@ Jane’ si,
1913; E 3801626; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston.
PROMETHEUS; words and musie by V.
Neustadt]. [1572
© 1c Jan. 28, 1913; E 301510;
Victor Neustadt], New York.
PROMISING (A) BOY; words by G. W.
Brewster, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1573
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2isoase
E 304451; Grace W. Brewster, Elk-
horn, Wis.
PROSPERITY ; words and music by G. E.
Marshall. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1574
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c Feb. 1, 19138;
E 3804508; Geo. E. Marshall. San
Diego, Cal.
PSALM (A) OF LIFE; words by H. W.
Longfellow, music by J. B. Johanne-
Sen, op. 5; chorus and piano score.
[1575
©1e. Jan. 9, 1918; E 301169; Jo-
han Bottolph Johannesen, Erie, Pa.
PSALM (A) OF LOVE; words by Har-
old Simpson, music by Dorothy For-
ster. [1576
© Jan. 29, 1913:>°2 exmiameeao,
1913; EH 302725 : Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
PSALM OF PRAISE; words and music by
R. L. Fletcher. [1577
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 27, 1913;
EH 304334: Robert L. Fletcher, Alle-
gheny, Pa.
Puccini (Giacomo) Flicken fran viis-
tern (La fanciulla del west); pot-
pourri, opera, musik af G. Puccini,
med ofverlagd text, of Sven Ny-
blom; piano. [1578
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 ec Noy. 27,
1si2s Bw 302692 : G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed med
Ofverlagd text.]
no. 1,19138
PUPPCHEN, DU BIST MEIN AUGENSTERN ;
marsch-intermezzo aus der grosses
posse Puppchen, text von Alfred
Schénfeld, musik von Jean Gilbert.
[1579
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302825; #=Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin.
PURE WHITE RIBBONS; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Homer
A. Rodeheaver. [1580
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 30, 1913;
E 301591; H. A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago.
PURPLE SHADOWS; words by Mrs. E. C.
Huckabee, music by E. C. Huckabee.
[1581
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912;
E 301285; E. C. Huckabee, Hills-
boro, Tex.
PYUSILLECO, MARECHIARO E SURRIENTO
... 3 versi e musica di F Pennino;
canto e mandolino. [1582
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2c. Jan. 8, 19138;
E 300834; James B. Russo, Brook-
lyn.
QUAND L’AMOUR VEILLE; vers de Ad-
rien Preud’Homme, musique de H.
Mouton; voix moyenne. [1583
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306084; Durand et cie., Paris.
QUAND REVIENDRONT LES HIRONDELLES ;
mélodie valse, paroles de Georges
Millandy, sur la musique de Léon
Amouroux arrangt. de L. Diodet.
[1584
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2c. Jan. 13, 1918:
E 302482; L. Digoudé-Diodet, Paris.
QUARTES; étude instructive par S.
Goldschmidt, op. 13, no. 3, revue et
doigtée avec addition de notes pour
le travail technique par I. Phillip;
pf. (Nouveau gradus ad parnassum,
no. 33.) [1585
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 302646; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
QUATUOR EN RE MINEUR; par Roger-
Ducasse, transcription par l’auteur,
pour 2 pianos 4 4 mains. [1586
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27,1913;
E 306086; Durand et cie., Paris.
QUATUOR EN SI BEMOL:
Emmanuel;
loncelle.
par Maurice
deux violons alto et vio-
Partition, format de poche.
12mo. [1587
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 «@ Jan. 27,
1913; E 306087; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
87
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1595
QUATUOR POUR PIANO, VIOLON, ALTO ET
VIOLONCELLE; de Vincent d’ludy, op.
7, transcription par Gustave Sama-
zeuilh; piano 4 4 mains. [1588
G), Dec. .28,::1912:, 2 c«.. Jan. :27,
19138;° E 806088; Durand et ¢Gie.,
Paris.
QUEEN (THE) OF HOME SWEET HOME;
words by Theodore R. Lyons. music
by Charles G. Love, arr. by Lorena
A. Love. [1589
©) Jani +20, 219183" 2 co ' Jan 20,
1918; E 301423; Globe music co.,
New York.
QUEEN (THE) OF THE AVIATORS; words
and melody by T. William Earle
[pseud. of E. W. Tucker. ] [1590
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1913; E 301084;
Earl W. Tucker, Syracuse, N. Y.
QUEEN OF THE BALL; words and music
by W. H. Hotz. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1591
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304416; William Hotz, Bridge-
port, O.
QUEM PASTORES LAUDAVERES. See Am
weihnachtsabend.
QUESTION (A); musical thoughts, no.
1, by Winona Lov, op. 10; pf. [1592
© Jan. 25, 1913: 2 ce Jan. 27,
1913; E 304861; Aylsa W. L. Dar-
lington, Philadelphia.
QUIMERA; vals por José de Jesus Mar-
tinez; pf. Mexico, Mex. Enrique
Munguia. [1593
© Aug. 10, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302216; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York.
QUINTETTE EN MI BEMOL; par Camille
Chevillard, op. 1, pour piano, 2 vio-
lons, alto e violoncelle, arr. par J.
Griset avec 2° piano remplacant les
instruments 4 cordes. Partition.
[1594
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 ec. Jan. 27,
1913; E 306089; Durand et gie.,
Paris. [Copyright claimed on par-
tition 2° piano remplacant les in-
struments A cordes. |
RACHMANINOFF (S.) Six choruses;
two part songs, English translations
from the Russian by Nathan Has-
kell Dole, music by S. Rachmani-
noff, ed. by H. Clough-Leighter;
women’s yoices. 4to. Contents:
Night.—The lonely pine.—Sleeping
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1595
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
RACHMANINOFF (S.)—Continued.
waves.—The captive—The angel.—
Glorious forever. [1595
dan 29, 191s: 2 ea sans ol,
1913; E 301613; Boston music co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
edition and translations. ]
Rappa; drama lirico in un atto di
Carlo Vallini, da Massimo Corki,
musica di Giacomo Orefice ; riduzione
per canto e pianoforte. [1596
©, Oct. 1,: 191232 © Oct: 14; 1912;
BH 802311; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan.
— parole di Carlo Vallini, musica di
Giacoma Orefice. Grande partitura
per canto e orchestra. [1597
; © 1-4, Oct: 16,1912; BE 302313 ;
Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan.
RaFr (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Main
gauche; étude instructive par J.
Raff, revue et doigtée avec addition
de notes pour le travail technique,
par I. Philipp; pf. (Nouveau gradus
ad parnassum, no. 32.) [1598
Dee. BS “1S2" 2 "ce. sane DE,
1918; E 302645; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
Valse-impromptu; a la ‘Tyroli-
enne, by J. Raff, ed. and fingered by
Andor Pintér; piano. [1599
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 17, 1918;
E 304105; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. |
RAFFLES (THE) DANCE; lyrics and mu-
sic by Bobby Jones. [1600
oo dan. ti. asia: 2 c..,dan.,16,
1913; E 3804077; O. E. Story, Boston.
Rac (THE) PICKIN’ MAN. See My
Turkish opal from Constantinople.
RAGAMUFFIN RAG; march and two step,
ny Wie Ems “4to, 0. orens "2.
Band. [1601, 1602
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 e. each Jan. 10,
1918; E 3801266, 301267; Fillmore
brothers co., Cincinnati.
RAGTIME (THE) TRAVELING MAN; words
by D. Walsh, music by J. McGovern.
Newark, N. J., Behrend music pub.
co. [16038
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2c. Jan. 16, 1913;
E 304051; Duke Walsh & Jack Mce-
Govern, Newark, N. J.
Rain (THE) See Child songs.
RAINBOW (THE) WATERS WHISPER,
See Idyles of the South sea.
Rarinprops. Sce In October.
CO
~
Ramo (UN) DI ROSA; romanzci, versi
di Carlo Vilale Bugiani, musica. di
Vincenzo Billi, op 270; mezzo-so-
prano o baritono. [1604 |
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 CG Sanee tae |
E 302338; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
ReD (A), RED ROSE; words by Robert |
Burns, music by Daniel Protheroe;
mixed voices. (Octavo edition of |
part songs and choruses, no. 5627.) |
[1605
© Jan. 27, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan, 29/1913; |
E 301551; Siegel-Myers correspond-
ence school of music, Chicago.
ReceR (Max) Drei orgel stucke aus |
op. 59; von M. Reger, arr. von Karl |
Straube. Nos. 7-9. Contents :—
IKxyrie eleison. Gloria in excelsis.
Benedictus. [1606
© Sept. 10, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302251; C. F. Peters, Leipzig |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange |
ment. }
REGIMENTAL SPIRIT; march and two
step by I. Borovsky; pf. [1607
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1918 ;
E 301419; Harold Rossiter music co..
Chicago.
REIGEN (Circular dance); von Her-
mann Vetter, op. 11, No. 2; piano-
forte. (Drei melodische studien fiir
pianoforte, no. 2). [1608
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1913 ;
E 302589; Friedrich Hofmeister.
Leipzig. ’
REIN! Rain! words and music by
W. A. Allan. Washington, H. WKir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [1609
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 304161; W. A. Allan, Toronto,
Canada.
tEINHOLD (Huco) Impromptu; by H.
Reinhold, op. 28, no. 1, ed. and fin-
gered by Henry Levey; pf. in EB
minor. [1610
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c Jan. 27.1913;
E 304352; G. Schrimer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
REMEMBER THAT THE POOR MAN HAS TO
LIVE; words by H. Lindner, music by
Russell Raymond Voorhees. [1611
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jam. 2,1918;
5800818; Henry Lindner, Newark,
E
Nu Bz
4 1, 1913
—
ili REMEMBRANCE:
by Hans Sitt;
idylle, by Keller, arr.
violin and piano ace.
W [1612
if © Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302504; Augener, Itd., London
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
it ReQuIeEM; words by Robert Louis
Stevenson, music by H. J. Stewart;
mixed voices. 4to. (Secular part
songs, no. 5446.) [1618
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
BE 301018; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
RERIMMO RERI’; duettino comico, versi
di T. Ferrazzano, musica di V. Na-
politano; canto e mandolino. 4to.
[1614
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2c. Jan. 18, 1913;
E 302549; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
RESELIED.
7. FE.)
-RESSURRECTION (THE) SONG; words
by W. J. Irons, music by R. M.
| Stults. [1615
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304373; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Rest; andante, by Celeste D. Heck-
scher; No. 1. Violin and pianoforte.
No. 2. Violin part. (To the forest.
no. 2.) [1616, 1617
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 21,
1913; E 301448, 301449; H. W. Gray
co., New York.
RESTFUL THOUGHTS; reverie; by A. L.
Fink; pf. [1618
© Jan. 17, 1913 ; 2.c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 301380; Albert L. ans Onaiga,
Ill.
RETRAITE ;
See Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
ler chant d’Amiens, de
mille de Sainte-Croix, musique de
Paul Vidal; baryton ou mezzo so-
prano. (Chansons de Shakespeare,
lre série, F.) [1619
‘
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 3061138; Heugel & cie., Paris.
_ RETRAITE MONTMARTROISE; d’aprés une
vieille marche norvegienne, par A.
Bose; orch. avec piano conducteur.
4to. [1620
Jomo, 2p, 19127 (2 ¢c. Jan. 17,
1913; E 302588; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris.
piano, [1621
© Dec. 11, 1912; 2c. Jan. 25,1913;
E 306034; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
78693—13——7
Comme il vous plaira, poesie de Ca-.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
RetuRN (THE); words by lHazra
Pound, music by Walter Morse Rum-
mel; high voice. [1622
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2c. Jan. 15, 1913;
HE 3801391; Augener, ltd., London.
Rive; par Franz von Vecsey; violon
et piano. (Trois morceaux, no. 1.)
[1623
© Oct. 17, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 29,1912;
I) 806009; Roézsavélgyi & co., Buda-
‘pest, Hungary.
R&vE D'AMOUR; valse par J Sieulle;
orchestre avec piano conducteur,
[1624
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918;
Hi 806090; Durand et cie., Paris.
Réveriz. See Album leaves.
REVERIE DANS LA CAMPAGNE GRECQUE;
par Armand Marsick; pf. (Deux
morceaux, no. 1.) [1625
(©) Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1913;
H) 302618; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
RevERY; by T. Tertius Noble; organ.
[1626
(C) Jan. 21, 1s *2-e. Jan: 22, 1913;
I} 3802676; G. Schirmer, New York.
Ricorpo pr NApori; tarantella di Vin-
cenzo Billi, op. O71, per ‘Pianoforte.
[1627
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
HH 302337; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Rive (THE) OF o“pD Santa. See Holi-
days.
RIETTA WALTZ; by I. S. Gorbovitzky ;
piano. [1628
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306014; I. S. Gorbovitzky, Winni-
peg, Man.
Rirt (THE) AMONG THE CLOUDS; words
and music by C. W. Vaughan.
[1629
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1918;
BH 301225; Chas. W. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
RiGAuDON ; from La reine de Golconde,
by Pierre-Alexandre Monsigny, ed.
by Jules Centano; violin and piano.
[1630
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c& Jan. 4, 1918;
EK 300949; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
——von Francois Couperin, arr. von
Stefi Geyer; violine und klavier.
(Alte stticke, klassische transkrip-
tionen, fiir violine und klavier, no.
4.) [1631
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1912;
FE. 302734; Norsk musikforlag, Chris-
tiania, Norway.
89
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1652
RING OUT WILD BELLS; poem by Tenny-
son, music by Ludwig Hess, op. 41;
chorus of men’s voices. 4to. (Svo.
choruses, no. 5724.) [1632
oO dam’ 20, Gls fo ea i
1913; E 301444; G. Schirmer, New
York.
RING OUT YOUR HALLEJUYAHS; words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by B. D.
Ackley. [16838
©. Jan, 2; 1913: 2.e Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301023; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
RING THE BELLS OF FREEDOM; words by
James Rowe, music by A. C. Fischer.
[1634
© Jan. 22,1913; 2c Jan. 24,1918;
EK 304290; Albert C. Fisher, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
RIVIERA MARCH; by Everett J. Evans,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
4to. [1685
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 3800777; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
——two step, by Everett J. Evans,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; full _ or-
chestra. 4to. [1636
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 « Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300776; J. W. Popper & son, Phila-
delphia.
RocHEstTER (THE) RAG; by J. C. Mills;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1637
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304886; J. C. Miils, Centralia,
Wash.
{tOMESCHER TRIUMPHGESANG; text von
H. Lingg, musik von Hans Heusser,
op. 29, fiir einstimmigen chor und
klavier. [1638
©) Dea n19) 191925 2h acedan> 18,
1913; E 3802415; Ad. Holzmann,
Zurich, Germany.
ROLL ALONG OLD GEORGIA MOON; words
and music by George L. Cobb. [1639
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ¢ Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300855; H. C. Weasner & co.,
Suffalo.
LOMANCE; by Frank Bridge; pf. (3
piano pieces, no. 3.) [1640
-_ © Jan. 3, 1918; 2c. Jan. 14, 1918;
EK 302505; Augener, ltd., London.
——von Jac. Virgilius Holfeld; pf.
[1641
© BDee.°11, 1912;'2'e. Jan. 13,
1915; FE 302468; Em. Wetzler,
Prague, Austria.
90
pt. 111, n. S., v. 8
RoMANCE—Continued.
von Johan S. Svendsen, op. 26; ,
violine und piano. 1. Erleichterte
ausgabe arr. von Gustav Hollaender.
2. Neue ausgabe arr. von Fritz |
Kriesler. [1642, 1643 |
© Nov. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 13,
1913; E 3802409, 302410; Wilhelm
Hansen, Liepzig. [Copyright claimed
on arrangements. |
RoMANCE EN F's; par Alfred Sarre;
violon avec ace. de piano. [1644 |
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2G) same
1918; E 3802658; Hmile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
See Sant-Saéns |
ROMANCE EN RE.
(CoC?)
ROMANCE IN
sande.
ONDE (LA) DES ELEPHANTS; fantaisie |
par Louis de.Crevecceur; deux vio- |
loncelles et piano. ; [1645
© Dec. 28, 1912; 20e iene
1913; E 306043; E. Demets, Paris.
RONDE ENFANTINE; par Robert-Charles |
Martin, op. 57, no. 2; piano. [1646 |
© Dec. 28, 1912*°2>e aan er, |
D. See Chant a Melf- |
1913; E 806092; Durand et Cie..
Paris. 3
Ronpino. Sce Becker (George).
ROOSEVELT; words by Mr. Marshall,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [1647
© Dec. 15, 1912) 2ee ieee aT.
1913; E 304211; Mildred Marshall,
Manchester Center, Vt.
Ropartz (J. Guy) Soixante lecons de |
solfége & changements de ’clefs; par |
J. G. Ropartz. 3e v., edition sans |
ace. S8vo. [1648 |
© Dec. 28, 1919; 27 er eae.
1918; KE 3802659; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
RosarrE (LE) (The Rosary); poésie |
de Robert Cameron Rogers, traduc- |
tion francaise de Amédée Boutasrel,
inusique de Ethelbert Nevin; en, si |
bémol; alto ou basse. £1649.
© Jan. 29, 1918; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913;
E 306215; Boston musie ¢o., Boston.
| Copyright is claimed on new French
text. |
Rosalie; by Herbert Spencer, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; vocal orech. in E flat.
[1650
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 ee aaaneee2,
1913; E 3042438;
M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
“ no. 1, 1918
Rosk (THE) ; music by J. Lincoln New-
hall; male voices. 4to. [1651
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 28, 1913;
BE 301518; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
Rose (THE) I LOVE; words and music
by C. Koeder. [1652
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1918;
EB 301130; Charls Koeder, St. Louis.
Rose OF KILKENNY; a ballad of Erin,
words by ‘fom Farrel, music by Bob
McIntyre. [16538
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 21, 1913;
BE 301482; Tom Farrel pub. co., San
Francisco.
ROSE OF MINE; ballad, words by Will
R. Garton, music by Cedric H. Gar-
ton. [1654
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 24, 19138;
E 304312; Garton bros., Portland,
Me.
Rose (THE) OF MY HEART; words by
Clara Bates, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1655
© Dee. 21, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304533; Mrs. R. G. Bates, Mil-
waukee.
Rose (A) oF OLD Kerry; words by
F. J. McCarthy, Jr., music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. — [1656
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304434; Justin McCarthy, Port-
land, Me.
ROSE OF YESTERDAY; from The man
with three wives, lyrics by Paul M.
Potter and Harold R. Atteridge, mu-
sic by Franz Lehar. [1657
© Jan .20, 19138; 2 c. Jan. 21,1913;
E 302599; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
ROSES AND KISSES; by Scott & Steele;
orch, 4to. [1658
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
FE 300798; J. W. Steele, Pine Village,
Ind.
ROSES AND YOU; waltz by A. W. Koch;
pf. [1659
© 1c. Jan. 6, 19138; E 301577;
Albert W. Koch, Kenosha, Wis.
Roses (THE) BRING DREAMS THAT
BREAK MY HEART; words by Mrs. R.
M. Faw, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
ine. [1660
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 19138;
BE 304423; Mrs. Robbie May ‘Faw, |
Rutherford College, N. C.
91
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1668
Roses RED; waltz by Kath. Ormsby;
pf. [1661
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
IE 304562; Hatch music ¢co., Phila-
delphia.
RosteraA (Die rosenkénigin); trag-
isches idyll in drei aufziigen von
Carlo Zangarini, deutsch von Ricb-
ard Batka und Hans Schilling-Ziems-
sen, musik von Vittorio Ginecchi;
klavierauszug mit text. [1662
© Nov. 12, 1912; 2 c. Jan, 2,.1913;
D 19230; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
ROULETTE (LA); rondo-intermezzo, by
tichard Ferber; pf. [1663
ersan 27, 19138: 2 ce: Jan:> 27.
1918; E 304875; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ROUND AND ROUND WE Go. See Out of
doors.
ROUND US THE WILD CREATURES; words
by Robert Browning, music by Mar-
shall Kernochan; med. voice.
[1664
tC) dan 20. 1918:" 2 «Jan, 30;
1913; E 301587; G. Schirmer, New
York.
ROUSSEL (ALBERT) Sonatine; par A.
Roussel, op. 16; piano. [1665
(Dae BR 9122) ec Jan, 27;
1913; E 306095; Durand & cie,,
Paris.
RULE, KINGc-EMPEROR; words by L. 8S.
Lawson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [1666
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304439; Lucy Strickland Lawson,
London.
RvuLeE (THE) OF ENGLAND; two part
song arranged from The crown of
India; words by Henry Hamilton,
music by Edward Elgar ed. by Rich-
ard D. Metcalfe. 4to. (Two part
songs with ordinary and tonic sol-fa
notations, no. 94.) [1667
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913:
E 302346; Enoch & sons, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
RULE OR RUIN; words by J. D. Preston,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[1668
Gr Jan. ot.
B..” De Preston.
i), Dee... 16,. 18124 "2
1913; E 304160;
Wilmington, Del.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1669
pt. 11, 0. 8., v. 8
Runp uM Bacu; 15 meisterSasze aus
Bach’scher zeit, ausgewihlt u. fur
den unterricht bezeichnet von Mar-
tin Frey; klavier. [1669
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302299; Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Six petits morceaux
faciles; de Emilio Russi, op. 9;
piano. Contents:—1l. En marche
pour l’école.—2. Pifferata.—3. Valse
des enfants.—4. Les petits soldats
de bois.—5. La poupée dort.—6. Ba-
taille d’enfants. [1670
© July 30, 1912; 2 c. each Aug.
12, 1912; BE 302730;- C. Schmid. &
co., Leipzig.
Russi (EMILIO)
RvuTH GAVOTTE; by Samuel Jonas, op.
Boy Oe De. [1671
Yodan! 27, 1918: 2 esa ws,
1918; E 301496; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
RUTHARDT’S KLAVIERBUCH; eine samm-
lung yon 59 stticken, vorwiegend
nordischer komponisten, zusalM-
mengestellt und revidiert von Adolf
Ruthardt, fiir klavier zu zwei han-
den. Band 1 und 2. Mo. thts
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 13,
19138; E 3802411, 302412; Wilhelm
Hansen, Leipzig. [Copyright claimed
on revision. ]
Sap story. See Becker (George)
SALL DEN MAN SOM ICKE VANDRAR;
words from the Psalms of David,
music by E. A. Erickson. 4to.
[1674
©) Dee. 4, 1912: 2 ¢ Jann) 1983:
EH 304101; Edw. A. Erickson, Fargo,
i ae
SAILING THROUGH THE SKY; words and
music by J. A. McEntee. Philadel-
phia, Pomeroy & McEntee. [1675
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300778; James A. MecEntee, Phila-
delphia.
St. PAUL’sS STEEPLE. See Out of doors.
SAINT ReEQUIER (L.) 82 interludes
brefs groupés par tonalitiés; par L. |
St.-Requier, pour orgue ou harmo-
nium. (Selecta opera, no. 13.)
[1676
© Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913:
EK 302210; L. J. Biton, St. Laurent
SarinT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Obeaux réves evanouis; air, extrait »
de lV’opera Etienne Marcel, par C.
Saint-Saéns, transcription par Al-
fred Piguet.
tons en Si bemol et piano. No. 2.
Clarinette et Si bemol et piano. No.
3. Violoncelle et piano. [1677-1683
No. 4. Flute et piano. No.
5. Chor chromatique en Fa et piano.
No. 6. Violon et piano. No. 7. Haut- |
bois et piano.
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 & each Jan. 27,
1913; E 306057-3806063; Durand et
cie., Paris. [Copyright is claimed
on transcription. ]
Romance et Ré; par C. Saint-
Saéns, op. 51, transcription par Al-
fred Piguet; clarinette et piano.
[1684
© Dec. 28, 1912:° 2% Gian
1913: E 3806091; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
—— Triptyque; par C. Saint-Saéns, |
op. 136; violon et piano. Con-
tents :—1. Prémice.—2. Vision con- |
golaise.—3. Joyeuseté. [1685
© Dec. 28, 19125 52 eeeen,: |
1913; E 306100; Durand & Gie.,
Paris.
SAINTS AND SINNERS; valse lente by
Gordon Davson, arr. by Carl F. Wil- |
liams; orch. 4to. [1686
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 @ Janes: | ||
E 300874; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ] — .
SAME (THE) SWEET GIRL TO ME; words
and musie by W. R. Williams.
[1687
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 eeameeen,
1913; E 3043816; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
SAMMY’S WIGGLIN DANCE; words by
Kd. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Homer
Denney. [1688
© Jan. 4, 1912; 2 «. Jan die |
EK 301276; Jos. Krolage music ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
SAN FRANCISCO; written and composed
by Tony Martin. [1689
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 e@ Dee. 30,
1912; E 302383; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
SANDMANNCHEN,
No. 1. Cornet a pis- |
: : See Brahms (Jo-
sur Seyre, France.
92
hannes)
Sanpy Mac; ane-step or twa-step, by
Santa CLAvuSs; in The March hares en-
SARANAC LAKE CARNIVAL MARCH; by
SATISFYING JESUS; words by Harriet
SAVE YOUR SWEETHEART KISS FOR MBE:
Savino (D.) Canzone; by D. Savino;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
Sanpy; words by D. R. Macpherson,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
ine. [1690
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913:
E 304474; D. R. Macpherson, Kee-
watin, Canada.
Meredith-Kay; band. (Boosey’s
military journal, 13838rd series, no.
6.) [1691
ean. 29, 1913; 2.c¢. Jan. 80,
1918; E 302719; Francés, Day &
Hunter, London.
tertainment, written by Eric Blore,
composed by Philip Braham. [1692
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 20,
1913; E 302578; Reynolds € co.,
London.
M. E. De Graff; pf. [1693
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c. Jan. 20, 1918;
E 301405; M. E. De Graff, Saranac
Lake, N. Y.
M. Wasson, music by Fred F. Bos-
worth. [1694
© Dee. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 19138;
BE 300885; Seeley D. Kinne, St.
Louis.
words by Wm. Cahalin and Alfred
Rienzi, music by H. Haas. [1695
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1913; E 304587;
Harry Haas, New York.
pf. [1696
oe) oan 27, 1918: .2 'e.\- Jan, 28,
1913; E 301494; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LLL ne
Saviour (THE) AT THE DOOR: words by
H. H. How, music by A. W. Lansing;
mixed voices and organ. 4to. [1697
Prim. 2, 1915* 2 ¢. dan. 27,
1913; E 304374; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Say so; words and music by Geo. W.
Sebren. [1698
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301186; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
SAY YOU'LL BE TRUE TO ME: words by
G. Brown, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [1699
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 17,
19138; E 304225; Gilbert Brown.
Burnley, England. |
93
1707
SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS; by Sydney
Blakiston. English fingering. [1700
© Jan. ihe 1916 s°S. es... Jan. 27,
1913; E 306139; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
SCARF DANCE; by E. Glenn Hier, op. 138,
no. 3; piano. [1701
an... Fen. | 16,
1918; E 304070; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
SCATTER KINDNESS; words by Geo. W.
Sebren, music by Leonard H,. Har-
ber. [1702
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 19138;
E 301226; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
SCENES FROM TUNELAND; six little
pieces on five notes by Mabel Madi-
son Watson; pf. Contents: The
sheep pasture.—In the long grass.—
The dancing dolls—Along’- the
beach. — The parade. — Moccasin
dance. [1703
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 21,
1918; E 3014538; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
a a
SCHERZINO.
Bieta ee CS OE FESS ee ATO
See Album leaves.
SCHERZO IN ALTEM STILE; von Peter
Stojanovits, op. 14, fiir violine und
klavier aus den neuen elementar-
violinschule. [1704
©. Aug. 2, 1912; 2 ¢e. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 302220; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right claimed on arrangement fir
konzert-gebrauch. |
SCHLICHTING (WILHELM) Zw6lf fest-
stiicke; ftir gottesdienst und konzert
von W. Schlichting, op. 32; orgel
und harmonium. obl. 4to. [1705
© Mer, 28, W122 e Jah. 20;
19138; E 302594; Wilh. Schlichting,
Miinster i/W., Germany.
2.0 beruhmte kompositionen
grosser meister; bearbeitet von W.
Schlichting, op. 38; orgel und harmo-
nium. obl. 4to. [1706
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 20,
1913; E 302598; Wilh. Schlichting,
Miinster i/W., Germany. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. ]
ScHON ROHTRAUT; ged. von Morike,
musik von Fritz Leeder, op. 11.
(Sieben lieder, no. 4.) [1707
©. Jan; 10, 19135. 2 e¢.. Jan. 25,
1913; E 306180; J. M. Welleminsky,
Vienna.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1708
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
SCHOOL DAYS, DEAR OLD SCHOOL DAYS;
words and music by Ella V. Ed-
wards. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o., inc. .. [1708
© Dec. 15, 1912: 2 ey hanseis,
1913; E 304131; E. V. Hdwards,
Arlington, N. J.
ScHooL MARCHES; for school and gym-
nasium use; by Jas. O. Brockenshire
et al.; pf. [1709
©. Jan? 6; 1913 +2 ¢: Jan. 6, 1913:
BE 3013862; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, O.
ScHuBERT (FRANZ PreTER) An die mu-
sik; lied von Fr. Schubert op. 88,
no. 4, arr. von David Popper fiir
violoncello und pianoforte. (Perles
musicales, no. 26.) [1710
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 13, 1913;
BE 302394; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright
claimed on arr.]
SCHUMANN ( ROBERT ALEXANDER )
Elegy; from the A major quartet by
R. Schumann, words adapted and
music arr. by Louis Frank. jeer ait
© Dec. 10, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301038; Louis Frank, Milwaukee,
Wis.
SCHWABISCHER LIEDERMARSCH (Miadel
ruck, ruck, ruck); von Wilhelm
Lindemann Writze Bollmann) :
militarmusik. 16mo. prr2
) PeCeoU,, LOLY: 2G... Fame.) 14,
1913; E 302696; Cabaret-verlag, Ber-
lin-Karlshorst.
oo orchester. [1713
(7 ee. 0; 10098 ec. Jan, 14,
1918; FE 306165; Cabaret-verlag,
Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany.
SCHWINSTEAD (FELIX) Valse; by F.
Swinstead, op. 22; pf. (Six pieces
for children, no. 4.) [1714
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 14,1913;
K 302499; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
SCOTLAND BELLS; waltzes, by Harry J.
Lincoln; pf. [1715
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2c. Jan. 15, 1913:
EK 304006; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
Sea (THE); words by Thomas Lovell
Beddoes, music by George Siemonn;
sop. or ten., and mezzo sop. or bar.
[1716
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c each Jan. 6,
1913; E 300985; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Ses (THE) FAIRY; by Vinton Strong; —
pf. Buewe
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 el dan wee
FE 301154; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia. ;
Sea (THE) TANGLE; or, THE SISTERS;
from Sea tangle, collected and arr.
by Kenneth Macleod and M. Kan-
nedy-Iraser. {1718
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 C Janeen
E 362371; Marjorie Kennedy-Fraser, |
London. ;
SEAL-WOMAN’S SEA-JOY; from Sea tan-
gle. words anon., arr. by M. Ken-
nedy-Fraser. [1719
© Jan.: 8, 19138; 2 G dane:
FE 302372; Marjorie Kennedy-Fraser,
London.
SECRETS; words by Frederick Law-
rence Knowles, music by Carl Hem-
pel Reed. [1720
© Jan. 18, 1913; Qe) Jame seers
E 301401; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
—— —— music by Mabel W. Daniels,
op. 22, no. 1; men’s voices. (Octavo
series, no. 398.) [1721
© Jan. 27, 1913; Dewar
E 304355; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos- ©
ton.
SELECTED SONGS OF THE MASTERS; Eng-
lish words by Alice Mattullath, se-
lected and ed. by S. Camillo Engel ;
high voice. v. 1. (Home cirele mu-
Sic series no. 44.) [1722
© Nov. 16, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 4, 1918;
E 300928; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and |
English translations. ] |
——y. 2 and 3. (Home circle |
music series, nos. 45 and 46.)
[1723, 1724
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 ¢ jegeh dam,
1915; E 800929, 300980; Carl Fischer,
New York. [Copyright is claimed |
on editing and English translations.] ©
SENATE OF THE U. S.; words by A.
Barnes, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. Figed
© Dec. 15, 1912: 2 e. dane dees:
He 304154; Almont Barnes, Washing-
on.
SEND ME MY OVERCOAT; words by Ernie
Ikrdman, music by James White.
[1726
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c Feb. 3, 1913;
30:
E 3504588; Tell Taylor, Chicago.
94
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
SEQUOIA POLKA; by Ernest S. Wil-
liams; orch. 4to. [1727
©) Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 19138;
E 301046; Cundy Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
SERENADE; by Oscar Beringer; pf. Con-
tinental fingering. (Characteristic
pieces, no. 15.) [1728
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 302202; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
—by Paul Bliss; male voices. 4to.
[1729
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 8, 19138;
E 301112; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
— words by Julius Gersdorff, music
by Eugen Klee, op. 32; male chorus.
Part. u. stimmen. 4to. (Neue man-
nerchére, no. 412.) [1730
| © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1918;
' E 800954; Carl Fischer, New York.
ISEREN ADE (A) AT THE VILLA; words by
' Robert Browning, music by Marshall
Kernochan ; med. voice. [1731
© Jan. 29, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 30,
1918; E 301586; G. Schirmer, New
York.
arus, op. 159, nr. 4; klavier. (Kleine
geschichten am klavier, nr. 4). [1782
© Aug. 3, 1912: 2c. Jan. 2, 1913:
E 302247; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
'
SERENADE FRANCAISE; von Gustav Laz-
|
|
ISEREN ADE TO A MOUNTAIN LAKE; words
| by C. D. Weeden, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
_ Dugdale co., inc. [17383
© Dee. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 17,
1913: E 304214; C. D. Weeden,
© Loomis, N. Y.
SERENADE TRISTE; by Carl Fallberg,
op. 10, no. 2; piano. [1734
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
EE 300785; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
SERENATA (LA) (Angels serenade) ;
legenda valacca, paroles italiennes et
espagnoles, par G. Braga; sop. ou
ténor. violoncelle ou violon et piano
accompt. [1735
©wDec. 23, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 14,
19138; E 302513; B. Schott’s sédhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |]
9
D
SERENATA (JLA)—Continued.
—— par Costantino de Crescenzo, op.
40, no. 2; No. 1. Pf. 8 4 mains. No.
2. Pf. seul. [1736, 1737
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 18,
1913; E 302459, 302460; C. Schmidl
& co., - Leipzig. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
SEVEN o’CLocK; cradle song, by Arthur
Hartmann; violin and piano. [1738
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
EH 300952; Carl Fischer, New York.
SHADOWLAND; by Frank P. Atherton,
op. 208, no. 5; pf. [1739
©) Fan: 8). 1918.; 2 c..Jan. 9, 1918;
E 301155; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
SHALL [I COMPARE TITEE; double cho-
rus, words by W. Shakespeare, mu-
sic by Harvey B. Gaul; men’s voices,
4to. (Secular part songs, men’s
voices, no, 6460. ) {1740
(©).Jan. 8, 191332 c. Jan’ 13, 1913:
FH 301819; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
SHE HAD HER SPATS ON; one-step by
Meredith-Kay ; orchestra, piano con-
ductor. 4to. [1741
Cy Fate oOe 193.972 ie. iJtan:) 81,
1913; E 306205; Cary & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment for small orchestra. ]
SHE MAY BE DOING THE SAME THING
AS you; lyrics by Joe Goodwin and
Joe McCarthy, music by Al. Pianta-
dosi. [1742
©l1e Jan. 16, 1913; E 304057;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
SHr’s THE SWEETEST ROSE THAT GROWS
IN DEAR OLD SUNNY 'TENNESSEE;
words by EH. Floyd, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [17438
© Dee. 1; 1912; 2c. Jan. 27. 1918;
E 304406; Ed. Floyd, Paris, Tex.
SHE WAS JUST A LITTLE GIRL LIKE YOU;
words and music by J. Perey Ball.
[1744
© Jan, 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1918;
BE 300859; Ball-Knapp co., Chicago.
Sureep (THE) PASTURE. See Scenes
from tuneland.
SHEPHERD OF: THE HILLS; waltz, by L.
Weber. Kansas City, Kan., Weber
brothers, [1745
Osan 11... 9S— 2 .c...dan, 14;
1918; E 801297; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kan.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1746
Snip (Tur) 0’ DREAMS; ballad, words
by John 8. McGroarty, musi¢e by Th.
Irwin. Fresno, Cal., Falkenstein’s
musie house. [1746
© ‘Jan. 22, 19S. 2. ea ee,
1913; E 304248; Theodore J. Irwin,
Fresno, Cal.
Snip’s TALES; words by Fred. E.
Weatherly, music by Augustus Bar-
ratt. [1747
Oodan. 45) (26185 2... Mam. 18,
1918; FE 302559; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SHORT SERVICE PRELUDES; by William
Horatio Clarke; organ. [1748
© Jan. 18,1918: 2 c. Jan. 20,
1918; E 301395;
Philadelphia.
Hatch music co.,
Suy (A) PAIR; poem by Harriet Whit-
ney Durbin, music by Mrs. A. C.
Laurence. [1749
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c Jan. 8, 1913;
E 301119; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
Siperta; trio della opera de Umberto
Giordano, riduzione di Kk. Weiller;
piccola orchestra. 4to. [1750
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1912;
FB 802310; Edoardo Sonzogno, Milan.
SICHERES GLUCK; ged. von Margarete
$runs, musik von Georg Messner,
op. 21.. (Drei lieder, no. 2.) [1751
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
FB 306196; Verlag Dreililien, Berlin.
Sick (THE) ROSE; words by William
Blake, music by Sidney Homer, op.
26, no. 1; high in C sharp minor.
[1752
© Jan. 3,, 1913; 2ie. Jan: 64,1913 :
EB} 801017; G. Schirmer, New York.
SIEHE, ICH WILL MEINEN GEIST AUS-
GIESSEN; kleine pfingstkantate, von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 70, no. 1;
fiir gemischten chor mit orgel.
(Schlichte kirchen-musik, nr. 1).
[1753
© Oct. 8, 1912;
2 c. Jan. /2, 1913;
TK) 302235
; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
SieamMa Tau; words by Petrea M.
Lampe, music by J. D. Lampe.
[1754
© Jan. 10, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1913;
I) 301239; Joseph Dell Lampe, New
Rochelle, N. Y.
96
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 8
SinnoveTtes (THe); (Dancing shad-
ows); an idyl by Wm. H. Tyers;
orch. 4to. [1755
© Jan. 30,1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 31, 1918; |
EK 301686; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. |
—— poem by Oscar Wilde, music by |
John Alden Carpenter; med. voice.
© Jan. 4, 1912°°2)c. Janeway 131s.
I 300990; G. Schirmer, New York.
SILVER BELLS; three step by F. H.|
Losey, op. 826; full orch. and piano.
4to. |
© Jan. 29, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1913; |
H 3015738; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
SILVER LAKE; march, by D. Brady; |
piano. [175S |
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1918; Bysdigso;
Daisy Brady, Potter, Neb. :
SILVERY MESSENGERS; words by Pear! |
Williams, musie by W. A. Post.
[1758 |
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ¢@ Jan. 6, 1918;
HY 801006; Smith & Lamar, Nash- |
ville.
SIMPLE (A) MELODY; by Oscar Berin-
gers pr, Continental fingering.
(Characteristic pieces, ne. 9.) [1760|
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1913;
KH 3802203; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
SIMPLE SrmMon; two step, by Karl
Kaps; pf. [1761
© Dee. 30, 1912
HE 302204;
London.
SIMPLICITY WALTZ; by Bea Rush; pf. |
[1762 |
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 22, 1918; | |
ni iia Mrs. B. Rush, eee |
al
SIN-CLEANSING (THE) FOUNTAIN ; |
words by Julia A. Williams, music
by H. L. Gilmour. [1763
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢, Janne 1918 ; |
E 300806 ; ‘Henry Ty, Gilmour, We-
nonah, N. J.
]
SINCE YOU WENT AWAY; Southern
dialect song, words by James W. |
Johnson, musie by J. Rosamond John-
son. No. 1. In F. No. 2. In A flat.'
' (1764, 1765
© Jan. 81, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 1, |
1913; E 304563, 304564 ; G. Ricordi.
& co., Milan.
° 2c Jane Boro;
EKdwin Ashdown, ia
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1,1913
1783
SING A SONG OF LOVE; waltz song, words
by Douglas Lane, music by Pedro de
Zulueta; in G. [1766
© Jan. 2, 19138; 2 c. Jan. 3, 19138;
E 302347 ; Enoch & sons, London.
SING AND SPEAK FOR JESUS; words by
James Rowe, music by 3, :) hia
Burress. [1767
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918;
FE 301223; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg,, Tenn.
SING, LITTLE BIRDIE; words by A. J.
Cleator, music by F. A. Clark. [1768
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2c. Jan. 25, 1913;
I 804325; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.
SING ME A SONG AT TWILIGHT; words
and music by Fleta Jan Brown.
[1769
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1913;
BE 3801487; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Singer (THE); words by Frederick
Arthur, music by Agnes H. Lambert;
in C and in F. [1770
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 18, 1913;
E 3802554; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
SINGING (THE) LEAVES; poem by
James Russell Lowell, set to music
by George Rathbone; children’s
voices. 4t». [1771
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 302176; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Sisters (THE) See Sea (The) tangle;
or, Sisters (The).
Sixtes; étude instructive, par. S.
Goldschmidt, op. 4, no. 38, revue et
doigtée, avec addition de notes pour
le travail technique par I. Philipp;
pf. (Nouveau gradus ad parnassum,
no. 31.) [1772
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 302644; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
SKATES OF LONG AGO; waltz song, words
and music by M. E. Seward. [1773
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1918; E 304048;
Marion E. Seward, Mountain Home,
Ark.
SKIPPING ROPE; scherzo, by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 100, no. 7; pf. (Melody
garden, no. 7.) [1774
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300863; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
SLEEP, BABY DEAR; a lullaby, words by
Maud Palmer Hart, music by H. O.
Van Duzee; high in B flat. [1775
Cc) Jan. ee 1078’, & Cc Tan: 27,
1918; BH 38043859; Harold O. Van
Duzee, Minneapolis.
SLEEP, BABY, SLEEP; words anon., music
by J. D. Brunk. (Educational vocal
studies, no. 48.) [1776
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c:.Jan. 20, 1913;
EH 3801488; John D. Brunk, Goshen,
TH): «
words by L. B. Dolph, music by
Jack Stanley, Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1777
©’ Dee. 15, (1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 17,
1913; E 304130; Louise B. Dolph,
Jeffersonville, Ind.
SLEEP, FLOWERS, SLEEP; words and mu-
sic by Susanne C. Umlauf. 4to.
[1778
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
EX 3800782; P. W. Blackmer, Oak
Park, II.
SLEEP LITTLE BIRD; cradle song, words
and music by Ernest Warburton
Shurtleff. [1779
ie) Jan; 2; 1913 2 °¢. Jan. 3," 1913;
E 3800850; C. W. Thompson & ©co.,
Boston.
SLEEPING WAVES. See Rachmaninoff
(S.) ; six choruses.
SLUMBER SONG. See Small hands.
SMALL HANDS; six easy pieces by Karl
Rosendorf; pf. Contents: A spring
song.—Slumber song.—Hide and
seek.—Dance.—The brook.—March.
[1780
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302349; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
SMART WORK; written by Frank Dun-
lop, composed by A. W. Parry.
[1781
© Dec. 80, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 3800809; Reynolds & co., London.
SNOWING; words and music by M. C.
Seller. [1782
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2 ¢« Jan. 24,
1913; E 304299; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
S@REN-PEDER oG Sori’; tekst af Erich
Erichsen, musik af Sophus Ander-
sen. [17838
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1913;
E 302418; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
97
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1784
SorrtE (UNE) D’AvRIL; nocturne, par
Costantino de Crescenzo, op. 40, no.
1; piano seul. [1784
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 18, 1913;
E 302462; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
SotpATINI (I); intermezzo, musica e
riduzione di Guido Pennini; piccola
orchestra. (Intermezzi musicali,
no. 518.) [1785
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
F 302171; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
SoLpIER (THE) BOY’S GOOD-BYE; words
by Mrs. E. Dooley, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1786
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
EE 3804441; Mrs. Etha Dooley, Muncie,
Ind.
SoLpIeR (THE) poG.
stories.
See Summertime
Sotprer’s (A) DREAM; march, by H.
Piculell, arr. by Maryon 8S. Rozycki;
pr. [1787
© Dec. 27, 1912: 2 ec. Dee. 30,
1912; HB 301140; Hjalmar Piculell,
Chicago.
SOLDIERS MARCH; by Oscar Beringer;
pf. Continentai fingering, (Char-
acteristic pieces, no. 1.) [1788
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918:
KH 302205; Edwin Ashdown, Itd..
London.
SOLDIERS OF CHRIST, ARISE; hymn an-
them, words by Charles Wesley.
music by Edward W. Miller; mixed
voices. 4to. (Octavo choir music
for mixed voices, no. 41.) [1789
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913:
KH 302697; Anglo Canadian music
pub. assn. Itd., Toronto, Canada.
SoLFEGFS A CHANGEMENTS DE CLEF; par
Theodore Dubois; transcription en
clef de sol. ler livre; edition B.
[1790
© . Dec. 28,) 1932 +... 2..¢.;,. Jans 27,
19138; E 306118; Heugel & cie., Paris.
SoLITuDE; par Florent Schmitt, op. 56;
pf. (Crépuscules, no. 4.) [1791
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2c. Jan. 16, 1913;
E 302587; A. P. Schmidt, Boston.
——Sce also Transcriptions for the
organ.
SOME Boy; one-step, by Gene Buck and
Dave Stamper, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; orch. 4to. [1792
© Jan. 22,1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 23, 1913;
E 304281; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
98
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
SOME DAY WHEN WE’VE BOTH GROWN
OLDER; words by F. A. Kemper,
music by Earnest EH. Wagner. Toledo,
O. Wagner and Wagner. [1798
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 e. Jan. 22,1918;
EH 301589; Earnest E. Wagner, To-
ledo, O.
SoME JEWISH LOVE; words by W. M.
Brown, music by Salvatore Cusenza.
' [1794
© 1. Jan. 17, 1918; BE 304107;
Brown and Cusenza musie pub. ¢o.,
New York.
SOME SLEIGH RIDE; words and music
by Will Hardy. [1795
© Jan:- 17, 1913; 2 Gane
1913; E 304075; Bostonia pub co.,
Worcester.
SoMEBoDY’s EYES; from Somewhere
else, by Gustav Luders; hotel orch.
4to. [1796
© Jan. 2, 19138; 2 ¢. Janata.
FE 38008381; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
SOMEDAY, SOMETIME; words by Estelle
Merrymon Clark, music by Palmer
John Clark; high voice. [1797
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 ec. Feber 19ia-
FH 301667; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
Same. [1798
© Jan, 11, 1918: 2 emai
1913; E 304021; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
SoMEHOW, SOMETIME, SOMEWHERE;
words by Joe Philips, music by M.
C. Hanford. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [1799
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢, Jan. 27, 19i8;
E 304488; Thomas W. Hewlett, Or-
lando, Fla.
SOMEONE IS LONESOME WITHOUT YOU;
words by Olive L. Frields, musie by
Harry L. Newman. [1800
. © Jan. 4, 1918; 2 « Jan. 6) a9iSs
KE 500977; Sunlight musie ¢co., Chi-
cago.
SoMETIME; words and musie by T.
Birgel. [1801
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1918; BH s0ieea
Ted Birgel, Brooklyn.
SOMETIME WHEN YOU ARE DREAMING:
waltz song by C. E. Wertz. [1802
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 19138;
Ii 300971; Charles Edgar Wertz,
Denver.
no. 1, 1913
SoMMEIL (LE) DE CANOPE; poéme pour
orchestre d’aprés Albert Samain, par
Gustave Samazeuilh, transcription
par l’auteur; piano & quatre mains.
[18038
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 c. Jan. 27,
1918; E 3060983; Durand et cie,
Paris.
SONATA NO. 2 IN E MINOR: by James
Lyon, op. 50; organ. [1804
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c@ Jan. 29,
1918; E 302717; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
SONATE EN UT MAJEUR; par Paul Du-
pin; piano. [1805
Sr Wee, )28,.1912-. 2c. Jan. 27,
1918; E 306094: Durand et cie.,
Paris.
SONATE IN D puR; von Leo Weiner, op.
9; violine und klavier. [1806
© Oct. 17, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1912; E 306010; Rézsavélgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
SONATINE EN SOL MAJEUR; by S. Perch-
eron, op. 25; pf. (Douze sonatines,
no. 3.) [1807
© Dec. 2S, 1912; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 302626; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
SONATINE EN UT MAJEUR; by S. Perch-
eron, pf. 1. Op. 23, en clé de sol.
2. Op. 24. (Douze sonatines, nos. 1
et 2.) [1808. 1809
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 21,
1918: E 302624, 302625; Emile Le-
due, P. Bertrand et cie., Paris.
SonG AND LOVE. See Dickey (Mark
Shumway)
Sone (A) FROM THE East. See Tran-
seriptions for the organ.
Sone (A)OF LOVE; words and music by
T. James Baird, jr. [1810
©l1e. Jan. 24, 1918; E 304292;
Thos. J. Baird, jr., Springfield, I11.
SONG OF PRAYER; Friday evening serv-
ice, words and music by M. Grauman.
4to. [1811
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 31, 1912;
E 304039; Max Grauman, New York.
Sone (A) OF SUMMER; pastorale, by
C. W. Krogmann, op. 100, no. 2; pf.
(Melody’s garden, no. 2.) [1812
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1913;
BE 300868; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1821
Sone (THE) OF THE BROOK; words by
Mrs, P. Jupp, music by E. L. Bent-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1813
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 304169; Mrs. P. Jupp, Salt Lake
City.
Sone (THE) OF THE CHILD SLAVES;
words and music by Daisy Deane
pseud. of Olive Dorsey Gray, adapt-
ed by Harry Girard. [1814
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 15, 1912;
E 301588; Olive Dorsey Gray, Los
Angeles.
SONG OF THE FREE; words and music by
C. E. Mathias. [1815
© 1c Jan. 6, 1913: E 800995;
Clifford IX. Mathias, Littleton, Colo.
SONG OF THE GRAIL SEEKERS. Sce
Dickey (Mark Shumway)
SONG OF THE LINNQUERN; from Sea
tangle, by Kenneth Macleod, arr. by
M. Kennedy-Fraser, [1816
(© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1913;
E 302373; Marjory Kennedy-Fraser,
London.
Sone (THE) OF THE WATCHER; words
by Howard Weeden, music by Sid-
ney Homer, op. 27, no. 2; high in A
minor. [1817
© Jan. 9, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301241; G. Schirmer, New York.
Sone (A) TO MY WIFE; words by M.
Piatt, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [i818
©) Ween 15.) 1912. 2..¢,.. dan. 17,
1913; E 804119; Melvin Piatt, Port
Jervis, N.Y.
SONGE D’ORIENT; mélodie orientale par
Jean Douste; piano. [1819
i eee 01D: Boe.” Jan. Bb,
1913; E. 306037; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
Soncs (THE) MY MOTHER SANG; words
by B. T. Pugh, music by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [1820
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304512; Barbara Tucker Pugh,
Chicago.
SoNGS MY MOTHER SANG TO ME; words
and music by E. A. Swift. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[1821
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304459; E. A. Swift, Quick, Mich.
99
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1822
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 8
SonGs OF LONG AGO; words and music
by Mrs. J. S. Hamilton. New York,
Ferdinand HE. Mierisch. [1822
©) Jan. 20, 1918; 1 @ Dee "as,
1912; 1 ec. Jan. 28, 1918; E 301520;
Mrs. J.. Sydney Hamilton, New
York.
Sones (THE) oF OLD; words and music
by J. A. MecEntee. Philadelphia,
Pomeroy & McEntee. [1823
© Aug. 22, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 300779; James A. McEntee, Phila-
delphia.
SoNNENAUFGANG.
us).
SONNETTE (LA); valse by Gaston de
Neuville; military band. (Military
journal, 183rd series, no. 5). [1824
MO) Wane a2, JOUR = 2 eo pns ct
1918; E 306149; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
See Menzen (Jacob-
SONNTAG; ged. von Martin Arndt, mu-
sik von Georg Messner, op. 28.
(Drei lieder, no. 3.) [1825
(i an, 16, 191s 2. taba, oD:
19138; E 306200; Verlag Dreililien,
Berlin.
Sout OF MY THOUGHT. See Gerrard
(John)
Souts (THE) OF THE RIGHTEOUS; In
memoriam; music by Popplewell
Royle; treble or alto voice and or-
gan. (Church choir services. no.
156. ) [1826
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 3028038; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
Sous Bors; par Victor Staub, op. 6,
doigté par Arthur Napoledo; piano.
[1827
a“ San. 726,
Durand & Gie.,
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2
1918; E 306097;
Paris.
2d chant d’Amiens, de: Comme il
vous plaira, poesie de Camille de
Sainte-Croix, musique de Paul Vidal:
baryton ou mezzo soprano. (Chan-
sons de Shakespeare, 1re série, G.)
[1828
(O. Dec, 28; 1912-02 e Sdah; BT,
1913; E 306114; Heugel & cie., Paris.
Sous LA FEUILLEE; par Francis Thome.
op. 29, transcription par Alfred
Piguet; hautbois avec acc. de piano.
[1829
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2-¢. Jan. 27,
1918; E 306098; Durand & Gie..
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
SouvENANCE (Feuillet d’album); par
Ivan Balaroff, op. 10, no. 2; piano.
(Deux pieces pour le piano, no. 2.)
[1880 |
© Jan. 20, 19138; 2 © Sans aie ol
19tS+ 306218 : Joseph Williams, —
1td., London. >|
SPANISH DANCES.
(Moritz):
SPATZENLIED; ged. von Julius~ Gers-
dorff, musik von Willy Geyr, op. 25;
vierstimmigen miinnerchor. Parti-
tur u. stimmen. 4to. [1831
© Dec. 18, 1912: 2 Gahan sae
1913; E 302465; J. Tonger, Cologne,
Germany.
SPINNING WHEEL;
See Moszkowski.
etude by Joseph
Gahm, op. 8, no. 3; pf. (Three con-
cert solos no. 3.) [1832
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300955; Carl Fischer, New York.
SPINNLIED (Spin-song) ; von Hermann
Vetter, op. 11, no. 38; pianoforte.
(Drei melodische studien ftir piano-
forte, no. 3.) [1833
© Dec. 28, 1912> 2 Gjan ee
1918; E 302590; Friedrich MHof-
meister, Leipzig.
SPIRIT OF AUTUMN; by Clarence Jones;
pf. [1834
© Jan. 25, 1913: 2 caeganeeea
1913; E 804317; Will Rossiter. Chi-
cago.
SPIRIT OF THE U. S. A.; march & two-
step, by J. N. Burke, are iy
Laurendeau; band. 4to. [1835
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 304049; James Nicholas Burke,
Girardville, ae
SPONTINI (GASPARO) Walzer; von
Gasparo Spontini, arr. von Stefi
Geyer; violine und klavier. (Alte
stticke, klassische transkriptionen
fiir violine und klavier, no. 5.)
[18386
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1912;
E 3027385; Norsk musikforlag, Chris-
tiania, Norway.
SPRING; words by T. Nash, music by
H. A. Keyser; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 91.) [1837
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302305 ; Stainer & Bell, ltd.. Lon-
don.
SPRING HAS COME; by B. Glenn Hier,
Op) 13, ne..2 5 piano. [1838
©. Fan, 11, 1918: 2e¢. Jan, 16, 1913;
1D) nae Willis” music €o., Cincin-
nati
100
t
:
_ SPRINGTIME;
_ SPRINGTIME DAISY;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
SprRING HAS COME—Continued.
—— words and music by Helen Crisp;
high voice. [1839
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2c. Jan. 21,1913;
E 301474; William Maxwell music
_ co., New York.
Sprine (A) sone; words by M. FE. Tut-
tle, music by Jean Buckley. Wash-
~ ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[1840
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 19138;
BE 3041538; Mrs. M. EK. Tuttle, Wat-
sonville, Cal.
—— See also Small hands.
SPRING, THE SWEET SPRING; quartet,
words by Thomas Nash, music by
Alfred Pratt, op. 15; mixed voices,
unace. (The choralist, no. 394.)
4to. [1841
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 306148; Boosey & co., London.
SPRINGTIDE; valse, by Frank Lambert;
pf. [1842
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 302318; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
gavotte by Carl Love-
land; pf. [1843
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1913;
E 308191; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
words by John
Smith, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1844
© Dee. 15, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 19138;
E 304155; John Smith, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
STANDCHEN; dichter unbekannt, mu-
sik von Fritz Leeder, op. 11. (Sie
ben lieder, no. 7.) [1845
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 25, 1918;
E 306193; J. M. Welleminsky, Vi-
enna.
—— words by Jul. Gersdorf, music by
Chas. A. Schultz, op. 39; male cho-
rus. Part. u. stimmen. 4to, (Neue
minnerchor, no. 429.) [1846
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300950; Carl Fischer, New York.
STAND UP FOR THE RIGHT; words by
Chas. W. Vaughan, music by Geo.
W. Sebren. [1847
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301175; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
_—————
1856
STANDARD ORGAN MARCH; by Frank R,
Webb, rey. by Josef Frantz [pseud.
of H. L. Heartz]; reed organ or
piano. [1848
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 6, 1913;
FE 301019; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on revision. ]
STAR-EYES; novelette, by Everett J.
Evans; band. 4to. [1849
Cr Dee Se; 2012's Se Tan:: 2;
1918; E 3800786; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
STAR OF LOVE: words by O. Helder,
music by Ernie Helder. [1850
1c. Jan. 29, 1918; E 301527; Otto
Helder, Massillon, O.
Star (THE) OF THE EAST; no. 1 pre-
lude by J. S. Fearis, arr. by Ira B.
Wilson; orch. 4to. [1851
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 9,
1913; E 3801163; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
Srars! words by G. Hubi-Newcombe,
music by Reginald de Koven, op.
359; high voice. [1852
© Jan.'6, 1913; 2c. Jan. 7, 1913;
E 801104; G. Schirmer, New York.
Stars (THE) AND STRIPES AND THE
LAND OF BEAUTY; words by J. Os-,
trum, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1853
(G)) Dec, 15,/1912-.2 c. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304223; John Ostrum, King
City, Mo.
STATE WIDE; words by J. A. Taylor,
music by W. E. Burnett. [1854
©) Jan. 20; 1912; 2 ¢...Dee. 19,
1912; E 301271; John A. Taylor and
W. E. Burnett, Roanoke, Va.
STELLDICHEIN ; dichter unbekannt, mu-
sik von Georg Messner, op. 24. (Vier
lieder, no. 1.) [1855
Sia. 26) 1OTS *: 2 el tae OT:
1913; E 306201; Verlag Dreililien,
Berlin.
STILL NOONDAY. See Sylvan scenes.
STOJOWSKI (SIGISMOND) Fantaisie;
par S. Stojowski; op. 388; pf. [1856
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302182; G. Schirmer, New York.
101
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1857
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
Storm (THE) (Yr ystorm); Welsh
words by Islwyn, English transla-
tion, by H. O. Jones, music by D. Jen-
kins; soli chorus and orch. Vocal
score. 4to. [1857
© "Oat: 26; 19125"2.. cov. e186,
1912; E 302309; David Jenkins,
Aberywyth, Wales.
SToRM FANTASIA; by Henry Hudson;
organ. Obl. S8vo. (ln The organ
loft, book 91, Jan. 1913, no. 272.)
[1858
@i Fans 4519935 .2.c. Jan? 9, 1913 ;
I 302376; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London.
Story (A); by Felix Swinstead, op.
22; pf. (Six pieces for the children,
no. 3.) [1859
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302497; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
Story SONG BooK; words by Harriette
Young Warner, music by Frances
Porter Ross. 388 p. col. illus. 4to.
[1860
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1913;
A 330698; Catherine BE. Cook, Chi:
cago.
STRAIGHT AHEAD; words by Philip
Wingate, music by E. 8. Beaty. 4to.
[1861
© Dec. 80, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 300788; P. W. Blackmer, Oak
Paris’ Til.
Strauss (RicuHarpD) Fuochi di San
Giovanni (Feuersnot) ; poema lirico
in un atto di Ernst von Wolzogen,
musica di R. Strauss, op. 50, tra-
duzione ritmica italiana dal tedesco
di Ottone Schanzer, spartito per
canto e piano di Otto Singer. Vocal
score. [1862
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
D 19228; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
STRIVING FOR RIGHT; Words by E. Kar-
nahan, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [1863
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 e. Feb. 1, 1918;
KX. 304497; E. Karnahan, Phoenix.
Ariz.
STROLLING BY THE SEA; words by J. C.
Halloran, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington. H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1864
© Dev. 15,1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1913:
IX 304209; Jessie C. Halloran, Bos-
ton.
Stup1io (THE); march & two step,
by Harry P. Guy; mandolin solo, 2d
and 3d mandolin or violin, guitar
ace. [1865
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301229; Lagatree publishing co.,
Detroit. }
Stupy (A) IN GRAMMAR; music by Ma-
bel W. Daniels, op. 22, no. 2; men’s
voices. (Octavo series, no. 384.)
[1866
© Jan. 27,1918; 2 c) Janwaetoise
EK 304856; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
Stune:; words by R. Lines, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
IKxkirkus Dugdale co., ine. [1867
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 @ Jamo 2, meio:
KE 804440; Ray Lines; Salida, Colo.
SUFFERAGE (DER) PLAN; words by F.
Woodard, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1868
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 304481; Frank Woodard, Golden
Eagle, Ti.
SUGAR ROSE; words by Jack Kingsley,
music by George Christie. [1869
© Jan. 27,1913; 2 e: Jan, 2899913:
FH) 801486; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SUITE AUS BANCHETTO MUSICALE, 1617 ;
von Joh. Herm. Schein, bearb. von
Arnold Schering ftir den prakt.
gebrauch ftir 2 violinen, 2 violen,
violoncello u. kontrabass. (Perlen
alter kammermusik, zweite folge.
no. 1.) [1870
© Dee. 9, 1912; 2c. Jan. 18, 19138;
EK 3024380; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. | :
SUITE AUS DELITIAE MUSICALES ODER
LUST-MUSIK, 1678: von Johann Pezel.
bearb. fiir den prakt. gebrauch. von
Arnold Schering fiir 2 violinen, 2
violen, violoncello, kontrabass und
klavier begl. (Perlen alter kam-
mermusik, zweite folge, no. 3.)
[1871
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 16, gee;
E 302431; C. F. Kahnt, nachfolger,
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
102
- no. 1, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1887
SUITE AUS LUSTIGE FELDMUSIC, 1704;
von Joh. Phil. Krieger, bearb, ftir
den prakt. gebrauch von Arnold
Schering, fiir 2 violinen, viola,
violoncello und kontrabass, (Perlen
alter Kammermusik, zweité folge,
no. 2.) ’ [1872
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 138, 19138;
E 3024382; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SUMMER (THE) cRAZE. See Grand
(The) old summer time.
SUMMER (A) DAY DREAM; reverie by
Charles A. Trew: violoncello and
piano. (Violoncello library, no. 13.)
[1873
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 302180; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don,
SUMMER IN YOUR HEART; words by
Harold Simpson, music by Herbert
Bunning; in E flat. [1874
i) wan: 15,°.1913-.2..¢,; Jan. :16,
19138; E 302528; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
SUMMER IS ACUMEN IN. See Old songs
in new guise. .
SUMMER (A) sone; words by G. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by Guy D. Harde-
lot. [1875
fer gan. 46, 1918: 2 ¢ Jan. 16,
1913; E 302520; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
SUMMER (A) WISH; two part song,
words by Christina Rossetti, music
by A. E. Horrocks. 4to. (Cecilia,
Twelfth series, no. 10.) [1876
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 302498; Joseph Williams, lItd.,
London.
SUMMERTIME STORIES; 5 rhymes and
tunes, by Mabel Madison Watson;
piano with text. Contents: Merry
are the bells—Goldilocks.—The fair
maid.—Little streams.—The soldier
dog. [1877
oe aan, 16, 2915°°2'¢. Jan: 21,
19138; E 301451; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
SUNBEAMS AND SHADOWS’ (Sonnen-
strahlen und schatten); by Félix
Raymond ; pf. [1878
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 302320; Forsyth bros., Itd., Lon-
don.
SUNNWENDNACHT; ged. von Martin
Greif, musik von Walther Bransen,
nr. 6. (Lieder fiir eine singstimme
mit klavierbegleitung, nr. 6.) [1879
Chane, Toy 1oi2 52 \e Jan.-2.' 1913 ;
EK 802268; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikbandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW; by Bjarne
Rolseth; piano. [1880
©) dan. 27, °1918+''2 ¢ Fan. 28,
19138; E 302691; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SUNSHINE AND THE WAVES; reverie, by
Jacob A. Deal; pf. [1881
©} Pan. 1; +1983: 2 -¢:" Jan, 31,
1913; H 301620; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine. Philadelphia.
SUNSHINE (THE) IN A SMILE; words
by A. Boyce, music by Charles H.
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
husic pub. co. [1882
© Dee. 21, 1912: 2 c. Dec. 23,
1912; EH 3801434;
Washington.
Adaline Boyce,
SUPPEOSO WALTZ; on Selected operatic
melodies by Franz v. Suppé, comp.
by Paul Henneberg, arr. by G. H.
Reeves; full band. 4to. [1883
Bee tS 1919s! | 2G. tan.’ 4,
1918; E 3800958; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
compilation and arrangement. |
SUPPLEMENT TO STEINEGGER’S PIANO
GUIDE; by HE. Steinegger. obl. 24mo.
[1884
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 301085; Emil Steinegger, Ber-
keley, Cal. :
SUR LA MER; barcarolle, par Costan-
tino de Crescenzo, op. 40, no. 3; pf.
[1885
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2c. Jan. 18, 1913;
EK 302461; C. Schmid! & co., Leip-
Zig.
SuR LA MER BLEUE; barecarolle, par
Georges Falkenberg, op. 40; piano.
[1886
Dee. 2S) 19's 2) eh Fan... 21.
1913; E 302660; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
SUR UN VIEUX PETIT CIMETIERE (In an
old church yard); par Florent
Schmitt, op. 56; pf. (Crépuscules,
nO. 1.) [1887
oO dan 14, T1012: 2" ge. Jan, 26;
1918: E 3802534; A. P. Schmidt,
Boston.
103
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1888
Susizn; words by IF’. Woodard, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [1888
Mec; 1, 20222 we. amie,
1918; BE 3804403; Frank Woodard,
yolden HKagle, Ill.
SUSURRI VENENEZIANI; by W. Maag
Felton, op. 11, no. 1; piano duet.
[1889
© Jan. 27, 1918; °2.c. Jam, 29;
1918; HE 801581; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
SWANEE RIPPLES; a rag novelette, by
Walter EK. Blaufuss; piano. [1890
© Det) 27; slol2 +2 ¢...Weams:.13,
1918; H 301811; Frank Clark music
co., Chicago.
SWEET ANGEL SERENADE; reverie, by
Jacob Kindlinger, op. 29, no. 7; pf.
[1891
© Jan. 18, 1918) 2.e:) Jan 18,
1918; KE 801867; I. G. Albert, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
Sweet FERN; polka, by Bjarne Rol-
seth; piano. [1892
©) Jan. 27, 1918: 2 cs dan. 28,
1918; BH 802690; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SWEET FRAGRANT ROSES; words and
musie by V. Balbinot. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale eco., ine. [1898
(c). Det. 15;. 1912s. 2..¢ Jan, - 17,
1918; E 804198; Venice Balbinot,
Morris, Ill.
SWEET IS TIPPERARY IN THE SPRING;
words by Dennis A. McCarthy, music
by E. W. Ions. [1894
©1e Jan, 22, 1913; E 304233;
Estelle Willoughby Ions, Washing-
ton.
SWEET LOVE OF MINE; words by
Blanche Upright, musie by John W.
Metealf; soprano or tenor and alto
or baritone in D flat with piano ace.
[1895
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 ce. each Jan. 16,
1918; BE 804058; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Soston.
Swret MAy MORNING; part song,
words by Elizabeth Forrester, music
by J. Cliffe Forrester ; mixed voices.
4to. (Part-song book, second series,
no. 1256.) [1896
© Jan, 22, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 23, 1918;
E 302680; Novello & co., itd., Lon-
don.
pt. 111, n. 8, y. 8
SwrEET MEMORIES; by J. Joseph Car-
son; pf. Detroit, A. Carson.
| [1897
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2c. Jan, 2271913;
EK 304256; J. J. Carson, Detroit.
—— words and music by Val Henning.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine, [1898
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 eyes
1913; HE 304191; V. Henning, Chi-
cago.
—-— words by W. 8S. Morton, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [1899
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
BH 304896; W. S. Morton, Lewiston,
Me.
SWEET MEMORIES OF BYGONE DAYS;
words and music by Annetta Vail
Webb. Washington, The H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1900
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 G, dampedy,
1918; E 3802540; Mrs. Ward B.
Webb, Brunswick, Canada.
SWEET PEAS AND TULIPS; by Alexander
Mac Fadyen; pf. [1901
._ © Jan. 29, 19135 2 Gees
1918; E 3801549; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati.
SWEET REMEMBRANCE; valse roman-
tique by Torquato d’Annunzio; pf.
[1902
(© Jan. 18, 1918* 2 Ge gee,
1918; E 801406; Thiebes piano ¢o..
St. Louis.
SWEET SIXTEEN; words by D. A. Wat-
son, musie by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [1903
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2’c. Jan. 27, 1913;
EK 304898; Delia A. Watson, Los
Angeles.
——words by N. Gullet, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale eco., ine. [1904
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan, Sree:
EH 304897; Nellie Guillett, Griswold,
Ta.
SWEETEST FLOWER OF MINE; words by
C. R. Marquam, musie by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug:
dale co., ine. [1905
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EH 3804479; C. R. Marquam, Winne-
mucca, Ney.
104
SWEETHEART LETS GO A-WALKING; from
Under many flags, by Manuel Klein.
arr. by T. P. and Geo. Trinkaus:
mand. orch. [1906
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 29,
1913; BE 301540; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
SWEETHEART, YOUR HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY; words by L. Williams, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale eo., ine.
[1907
Jan. 17,
Lewis Williams,
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 «.
19138: E 304197:
Blairsville, Pa.
SWEETHEARTS ALWAYS: words by Stella
R. Childs, music by E. A. Thompson.
[1908
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1912; E 300842:
Ethel A. Thompson, Chicago.
SWEETHEARTS THREE; words by P. J.
O'Reilly, music by Robert Coverley ;
baritone voice. [1909
© Dee. 12, 1912; 2c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 302293; Shaftesbury music ¢o.,
London.
Swine (THe): words by Clinton Scol-
lard, music by G. H. Hinckley, New
York, Frank Harding. [1910
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913;
E 301621; George H. Hinckley, Ar-
lington, N. J.
Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf. (Feathered
songsters, vo. 9.) [1911
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2c. Jan. 21, 1913;
FE 301463; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
, SyLPpuHipes; par Florent Schmitt, op.
Dd 56. pf. (Crépuscules, no. 3.) [1912
v. © Jan. 14, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 16, 1913;
E 302536; A. P. Schmidt, Boston.
_ SYLVAN SCENES; by Edgar Barratt; pf.
_ Contents: Meadow — sweet.—Still
noonday.—A_ village fair.—Autumn
sunshine.—The curfew hour, [1913
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 16, 1913;
E 302523; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
SYNCOPATIA LAND; words by Harold
Atteridge, music by J. Schwartz.
[1914
© Jan. 31,1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
BE 304578; Jean Schwartz co., inc.,
New York.
78693—13——8
SWINGING (THE) ROBIN; berceuse by -
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1922
SZKOLA NA FORTEPIAN; dla dzieci poc-
zatkujacych i dla samoukow, utozona
prez Maryana rozyckiego. [1915
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
I) SOOSO8; W, TL. Sajewski, Chicago.
T, R.’s o-p WAT; words by I. Garrison,
music by M. C, Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[1916
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 « Feb. 1,1913;
Ii 3804515: Ida Garrison, Solomon,
Kan.
TAG (DER) IST RASCH MIR ENTSCHWUN-
DEN (QO hours so blissful, so fleet-
ing): ged. von Armand Silvestre,
Deutsch von Ludwig Karparth, Eng-
lish words by Alfred Kalisch, musik
von André Messager. (Winter-liebe,
no, 3.) [1917
(Deo, 27; 8012 2c... Jan, 25,
1918; EK 306080; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris.
TAKE JESUS ALONG; words and music
by C. W. Vaughan. [1918
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1913;
FE 301211; Chas. W. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
TAKE ME BACK TO MY SUNNY SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA HOME; words and musie
by E. R. Morrill. [1919
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1913; E 300803;
Eben R. Morrill, Truckee, Cal.
TAKE ME BACK TO THE DAYS OF THE
PAST; words by J. H. Wiggins, music |
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[1920
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304401; J. H. Wiggins, Vincennes,
Ind.
TAKE ME BACK TO THE SCENES OF MY
youtH; words by L. G. Hall, music
by M. ©. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [1921
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304546; Lizzie Gregg Hall, Little
Valley, N. Y.
TAKE ME IN YOUR AEROPLANE: words
by C. W. Curl, music by A. C. Chris-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1922
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
FE 304422; Chas. W. Curl & Chris-
man, Ritter, Or.
105
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1925
pt. Ti, tesa 8
TAKE ME TO ROSELAND, MY BEAUTIFUL
Rose: words by Jack Strouse and
Ed. Johnson, music by Nat. Osborne.
[1923
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1913;
E 301547; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
TAKE ME TO THE MOVIES; words by
R. W. Lardner, music by Fred M.
Fagan. [1924
© ie Jan. 27, 1918; E 304350;
R. W. Lardner & F. M. Fagan, Chi-
cago.
TAKE MY LIFE AND LET IT BE: words by
Ey) BR; Havercal: music) by J: Ww.
Northrop. [1925
CC) Pew Sb 19t2 "2 e! Jane ’9; 1918 ;
E 301144; Joseph W. Northrop,
Bridgeport, Conn.
TAKE YOUR GIRL TO CONEY ISLE; writ-
ten and composed by Tony Martin.
[1926
Cr Sane 710): 2913s: 2 *e. ecs30;
1912; E 302884; Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
TALE (THE) OF THE JEALOUS CAT;
trio from The man with three wives,
words by Harold R. Atteridge, mu-
sic by Al. W. Brown. [1927
© Jan. Si, 19134 2c. Heb: t, 1918 *
' FB 304553; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
TALKING (THE) BEAR; musical play in
four acts, story by B. F. Nash, lyrics
by Ruth W. Seabury, music by Nella
D. Nash. Vocal score. [1928
©,4 ¢. Jan. A8,, 1918: D.19241:
Belle F. Nash, Boonton, N. J.
Tanco (THE); two step, by Joe Jor-
dan; pf. [1929
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2 ec. Jan. 15,1913;
KE 304031; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
TANGO LAND; a _ novelty dance, by
Henry Lodge, arr. by W. C. O’Hare:
military band. 4to. [1930
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913:
KE 301654; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
TANGUAY TANGLE; lyric by Blanche
Merrill, music by Leo Edwards.
[1931
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2c. Jan. 16, 1913;
us Netaal Chas. K. Harris, New
ork.
TANNHAUSER. See Wagner (Richard)
TAaNz: von Rudolph Ganz, op. 238, no.
4; klavier.
4.) [1982
© Aug. 13, 1912; 2 ¢ Jame
E 302260; Ries u. Erler, Berlin.
TANZ (EIN) IM GEBIRGE; walzer-idylle,
ged. von Fr. v. Bodenstedt, musik
von Jul. Hagemann, op. 28, fur
minnerchor und klavier. Partitur
und chorstimmen. 4to. [1933
© Jan. 10, 19133 2 ese
1918; E 806194; J. A. Werth, Bonn
a Rh., Germany.
TAVANAY; concert minuet, by Henry
Bethuel Vincent; organ. Obl. 4to.
[1934
© Jan. 28, 19138:72 eee
1918; E 3043845; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
TAXIMETER (THE) MAN; words by F.
Mellor, music by Charles T. Green.
; [1985
© 1c. Jan. 22, 19135 °eisot2 a
Frederick Mellor, New York.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS IN D; words, mu-
sic by Oliver King, ed. by Charles
Leslie; mixed voices. 4to. [19386
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2:@ Jame qos
E 301134; Boston musie co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
Trt DEUM LAUDAMUS IN F; music by
D. D. Wood; voices in unison and
organ. 4to. [1937
© Jan. 18, 19135 72 Gee,
1913; E 301402; H. W. Gray co.,’ |
New York.
TELL ME; love song and waltz refrain,
words by Fred Mower, music by
Roy L. Burtch. [1938
© Jan: 2. 1918: 2 @ Jan aeis:
E 300886; Wulschner-Stewart music |
co., Indianapolis.
TELL ME AGAIN YOU'LL BE TRUE; words
by I. Turkette, musie by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale @o., ine. [1939
© Dec. 15, 1912° 2 Gears.
1913; E 304230; Inez Turkette, Cit-
ronelle, Fla.
TELL ME IF YOUR LOVE IS TRUE; words
by C. Bowles, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [1940
© Dee. 15, 1912; 2 eee.
1913; E 304188; Cora Bowles, Hop-
kinsville, Ky.
106
(Vier klavierstticke, no.
no. 1, 1913
TELL MOTHER I’M COMING; words and
4 music by C. W. Vaughan. [1941
& © Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301170; Chas. W. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
eGR
VePXAS BEAUTY; (Die schéne von
Texas) ; two step, by William Joke.
op. 10; piano. [1492
© Sept. 2, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302254; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
THAT AEROPLANE GLIDE; words by Carl
Peterson, music by Hubert Dodd.
Boston, Mozart music co. [19438
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2c. Jan. 9,-1913;
E 301157; Carl Peterson, Boston.
THAT CHIMING RAG; words by Don A.
Meaney, music by J. Walter Leo-
pold. [1944
© Dec. 5, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 7, 1912;
1c. Jan. 14, 1913; E 304040; Charles
K. Harris, New York.
| THAT DANCE JUST MEANT FOR TWO;
. words and music by M. L. Lichten-
| stein. [1945
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1913; E 304082;
Mervin L. Lichtenstein, New York.
| THAT GIRL ACROSS THE STREET; words
by C. Sharpe, music by M. C. Han-
{ ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
[ dale co., ine. [1946
\ © Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304528; Catherine Sharpe, Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y.
| THAT HOME OF MINE IN SUNNY CARO-
LINE; by S. Lamsdale. Melody enly.
| [1947
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1918; E 301545;
| Sam Lamsdale, Brooklyn.
THAT IS THE LIFE FOR ME; words by
Harold
Schwartz.
i © Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913:
E 304574; Jean Schwartz co., inc.,
New York.
Atteridge, music by J.
[1948
E. Donaldson, music by H. W.
Geiger. [1949
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1918; E 301281:
Henry W. Geiger, Hollis, N. Y.
THAT KLEPTOMANIAC RAG; words and
music by Ben Deely. [1950
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 6. 1913:
E 300978; Sunlight music co., Chi-
} cago.
.
| THAT JUNGLE TROT; words by Douglas
(
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1960
THAT LOVIN’ RAG; two-step march, by
Bernie Adler; band. (Boosey’s mili-
tary journal, 188rd series, no. 6.)
[1951
©) Jany 29, 1913; 2 c.:. Jan. 30,
1913; BE 3801607; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. [Copyright claimed
on military band arr.]
THAT LOVING KISS; words and melody
by D. Halstead. Unace. [1952
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1918; E 301092;
Dorothy Halstead, New York.
THAT LOVING LITTLE GIRL YOU LOVE;
words by Chas. A. Bayha, music by
Rubey Cowan. [1953
Caan to,eioto: SC. dag. ae
19138; E 304116; York music co.,
New York.
THAT MORN AMONG THE HIGHLANDS;
words and music by E. M. Vittum;
baritone solo. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [1954
Ges, 15 19012*'9 ¢. Jan. 27,1918;
E 304894; Edmund March Vittum,
Milledgeville, Ga.
THAT RIPPING RAG; one or two-step, by
F. Collis Wildman; piano. [1955
Oy gan, 27.1918; 2. .é) Jan? 18,
1918; E 802556; Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
written by Bennett Scott, com-
posed by F. Collis Wildman. [1956
@ Jan. 10; 1913:):2.@ Dee. 30,
1912; E 302885; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
THAT’S WHY I LOVE you; words and
music by J. G. Kurtz. Rochester,
N. Y., Kurtz & Neubert. [1957
©) Dec. 30,1912: 2) ce... Jan. 11,
1993s... 55.), S01270:.. Jos. .G. Kurtz,
Rochester, N. Y.
THAT SWAYING MELODY; words and
music by H. EB. Rusk. [1958
©) 1..e:, Jan. '9, 19132 8, 301168;
Harriet E. Rusk, Zanesville, O.
THAT ToM BOY RAG; words and music
by P. White. [1959
@idanie 17, 1018 2.9 San) 17,
1913; E 301381; Pat White, New
York.
THAT TROMBONE GLIDE; from The mili-
tary girl, by Cecil Lean, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. TTrinkaus; mandolin
orchestra. [1960
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301650; M. Witmark & Sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. |
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THAT WooDWARD RAG; words by Julius
Holzberg, music by J. C. Pernice.
[1961
©) Jan. 7%, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 9, 1605;
E 301156; John C. Pernice, Cincin-
nati.
THEN I’LL STOP LOVING YOU; words by
Joe Goodwin and Joe McCarthy.
music by Al Piantadosi. [1962
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918:
H 304582; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
THERE IS A HAPPY LAND; Solo, words
by Andrew Young, music by Robert
Harkness; baritone. [1963
© Dec. 26, 1912: 2. e@. dam 28s,
1918; E 302687; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia.
THERE IS A LAND OF PURE DELIGHT;
hymn anthem, words by Isaac
Watts, music by Geo. A. Leighton;
Sop. solo, chorus and organ. 4to.
(Sacred octavo choruses, no. 178.)
[1964
tO) hatte th: AGIs 49° ES aan. Yo
1918; E 3804236; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
4to. (Sacred octavo choruses,
no. 178.) [1965
(©) Fan, Wi, 1993+<2 «©. sane 16,
1913; E 3804072; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
THERE IS MORE TO BE DONE; words by
F. L. Hiland, music by R. L. Powell.
[1966
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1918;
E 301199; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
THERE IS VICT’RY IN GRACE; words by
James Rowe, music by J. D.
Vaughan. [1967
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1913:
E 301216; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
THERE, LITTLE GIRL, DON’T CRY; words
by James Whitcomb Riley, music by
J. D. Brunk. [1968
Qu Junestys 101260 2 Sand,
1913; E 301439; John D. Brunk,
xoshen, Ind.
THERE’LL BE NO DARK VALLEY: words
and musi¢ by N. E. Cannon. [1969
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918:
E 301182; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
THERE’S A BEAUTIFUL MORNING COM-
ING; words by James Rowe, music
by J. D. Vaughan. [1970
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913:
FE 301179; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
pt. 111, n. s.,v. 8
THERE’S A DAY OF GLORY COMING; words
by James Rowe, music by J. M.
Hagan. [1971
© Jan. 1, 19133) 28e33ne so:
1913; E 301203; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
THERE’S A LIGHT WITHIN; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by B. D.
Ackley. Be ki [4
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ce Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301024; Robt. H. Coleman, Dallas.
THERE’S A LOT YOU CAN TELEPHONE;
words and music by M. L. Lichten-
stein. [1973 °
© 1c. Jan. 22, 19138; H 304262;
Mervin L. Lichtenstein, New York.
THERE’S ALWAYS A GIRL WHO IS WAIT-
Inc; from The man with three
wives, lyrics by Paul M. Potter and
Harold R. Atteridge, music by Franz
Lehar. [1974
© Jan. 20, 1913> 2°e) aaa
1913; E 302600; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
THERE’S ONLY ONE STORY THE ROSES
TELL; words by J. Will Callahan,
music by H. W. Petrie. (Songs the
people love, no. 12.) [1975
© Jan. 20, 1913; °2) cede
1913; E 3013835; Frank Wooo.
co., Chicago.
THESE ARE THEY WHICH CAME OUT OF
GREAT TRIBULATION; words from the
Bible, music by Stanley T. Reiff;
trio for women’s voices. 4to
(Quartets and choruses, no. 1010.)
[1976
© Jan. 22, 19138: 2 eyes
1913; E. 3804313; Boston musi¢ ¢o.,
Boston.
THIS DEAR SWEET GIRL OF MINE; words
by J. Palmer, music by Geo. Walter
Brown. [1977
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1918*-E S020:
James Palmer, Madison, N. J.
THIS IS THE DAY WHICH THE LORD
HATH MADE; HKaster anthem, words
by Isaac Watts, music by Arthur
Berridge. 4to. (Anthems for Whit-
suntide, festivals and general use,
no. 196.) [1978
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2 ¢ Jan, 18, 19ie -
E 302569; Weekes & co., London.
THOMASNACHT; ged. von Martin Greif,
music von Walther Bransen, nr. 7.
(Lieder fiir eine singstimme mit
iklavierbegleitung, nr. 7.) [1979
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302269; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin.
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THOSE DIXIE EYES OF SOUTHERN GRAY;
words by Robert F. Roden, music
by Charles N. Grant. [1980
oe) van. 10) 2018;:-2 ¢.. Jan. 10,
1918; E 301301; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
THOSE LAUGHING ROGUISH EYES; words
by C. F. Noelte, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [1981
©. Dec. 15, 1912: 2 c. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304216; Chas, F. Noelte,
Pawtucket, R. I.
THOSE RAGTIME MELODIES and THE
GHETTO GLIDE; turkey trot and two
step, by Gene Hodgkins and Hollis
Victor, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
band. 4to. [1982
i) Jan. 4. 7913-2 ‘ce. -Jan:- 15,
19138; E 304023; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
THOU HAST NEVER FORGOTTEN; words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
S. W. Beazley. [1983
© June 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 20, 1918;
E 301487; Samuel W. Beazley, Chi-
cago.
THOUGHTS OF HOME; nocturne, by
Chas. D. Blake, rev. by Josef Frantz
[pseud of H. L. Heartz]; pf. 4
hands. (Bunch of roses, no. 1.)
[1984
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 29,
1918; E 301525; White-Smith music
pub. c¢o., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on revision. ]
THOUSAND (A) RHYMES A THOUSAND
TIMES; words and music by Ethel-
berta Hasbrook Twombly. [1985
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
FE 300875; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
THROUGH MY WINDOW; words and mu-
sic by G. W. Wilmot. Philadelphia,
Pa., Presbyterian board of publica-
tion and Sabbath school work. Svo.
(In The Westminster primary quar-
terly, Jan., Feb., Mar. 1913.) [1986
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
FE 300882; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
TICKLE THE IVORIES; rag, by Wallie
Herzer; pf. [1987
dam 25, 1919: 2 e dan. 27,
1918; E 304349; Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York.
1996
TIDE (THE) RISES, THE TIDE FALLS;
folk-song, words by Longfellow, mu-
sic by E. W. Ions. [1988
© 1¢.Jan. 22, 1918; BH 304284:
Estelle Willoughby Ions, Washing-
ton.
TieERCES; étude instructive par Ir.
IKXKalkbrenner, revue et doigtée avec
addition de notes pour le travail
technique, par I. Philipp; pf. (Nou-
veau gradus ad parnassum, no. 42.)
[1989
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 21,
1918; KE 302655; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
TILL THE GLORY-MORN APPEAR; words
by James Rowe, music by Geo. W.
Sebren. [1990
©: Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 10,1913:
IX 301188; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
TIME FOR YOUR PILLOW, SLEEPY HEAD;
slumber song, lyric and music by
Sadie Harrison. [1991
(e)) Jan.\ 2) FO1S: 2. ¢: Jan. 21,
1913; E 301467; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TIME (THE) 0’ DAY; part song, words
by Albion Fellows Bacon, music by
Rossetter G. Cole; mixed voices. 4to.
(Chicago madrigal club collection,
no. 8.) [1992
© Jan. 14, 1918: 2 @ Jan. 18,
1918; E 3013888; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
TINKER Jo; humorous song, written
by G. Hubi-Newcombe, composed by
Lionel Elliott. [1993
nwa wees, 1Otat 2 ve. Pane 2s
1913; E 306140; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
Tipsy (THE) HARLEQUIN; by John T.
Hall: pt. [1994
Gy i Jans.2%,/ 1913 § 2 efajant, Si,
1913; E 801623; Hudson music co.,
New York.
TIQUETON TAINE, TIQUETON TON; chan-
son humoristique par Marius Car-
man; piano. [1995
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 21,
1913; E 302661; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
*TIS SWEET TO KNOW; duet, words by
James Rowe, music by J. O. Long;
soprano and alto. [1996
© Jan. 1, 19138; 2c. Jan. 10, 1913;
E 301221; J. Owen Long, Harrison-
burg, Va.
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1997
‘TIS THE SAME OLD STORY EVER; words
by W. E. Foster, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [1997
ke Deerid5, I912in'2 Ye. aneeey,
1913; E 304147; W. Ecford Foster,
Wilton, N. H.
To Evectra; words by Robert Herrick,
music by Twining Lynes; sop. or
ten. and mezzo sop. or bar. [1998
© Jan.6, 1913.72 e) each Jan, G,
1913; E 300986; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
To HAVE, TO HOLD, TO LOVE; lyric by
Darl Mac Boyle, music by Ernest R.
Ball. [1999
Or fan. 'f3,.7 190i 242 ce. gam. 14,
1918; E 301344; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TO MY COLLEEN I’M RETURNING; words
by J. Pearl, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2000
ried, i, 1912" "2 e han, 17,
1918; E 304199; Joseph Pearl, Lon-
don, England.
To NELLIE; words by John Tannahill,
musie by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2001
(oe bec. 1h. [oa 2 eo sans 17,
1918; E 304136; J. Tannahill, To-
ronto, Canada.
To ONE UNKNOWN; poem by Helen
Dudley, music by John Alden Car-
penter ; med. voice. [2002
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 300992; G. Schirmer, New York.
To Sytvra; [and] OPEN HORIZONS
ROUND; words by Herrick and
George Meredith, music by G. Moly-
neux Palmer, op. 14, no. 3. 4to.
(Male voice choir library, no. 32.)
[2003
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
FH 302302; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
TO THE FRINGED GENTIAN; eight part-
song, words by William Cullen Bry-
ant, musie by Arthur Nevin; mixed
voices a capella. 4to. (Collection of
part-songs and choruses for mixed
voices, no. 5720.) [2004
m) dan 2. 1915" "Te. Jan. 4, 161s:
iG oan, 10, -J91S*" Hh s0iezee. G.
Schirmer, New York.
To THE STORM-WIND. See Gerrard
(John)
1
pt. IIT, D. S., V. 8
Top (DER); ged. von Richard Schau-
kal, musik von Gustav Baumcke, op.
26. 1. Hohe stimme mit begleitung
yon blasins-trumenten und harfe.
Partitur. 2. Ausgabe mit klavier-
begleitung; hoch, tief und mittel.
[2005, 2006
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 20,
1913; E 306183, 306184; Saturn-ver-
lag, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany.
To-DAY WE SEE THY POWER; Waster an-
them, music by J. P. Ludebuehl;
mixed voices and organ. 4to. (The
choral service, no. 799.) [2007
© Jan. 27, 1918; 2: Janpeos ied.
E 301595; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
ToM-ToM; tango Argentin by R. Fur-
nari pi, [2008
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 29,1913;
E 302713; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vised arrangement. ]
TONE PICTURES FOR YOUNG PIANISTS;
edited by Thos. a’Becket; pf. [2009
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 20, 1913;
E 301396; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT; words by Cliff
Odoms, music by Ed. Edwards,
[2010
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 15, 1913;
E 304015; H. A. Weymann & son,
ine., Philadelphia.
Toronto (THE) ROSE; valse en ut, par |
Charles H. Steinway; pf. [2011 |
© Jan. 14, 1912; 2 e, Jan. 15,1913; |
E 304028; Nordheimer piano & mu- |
sic co., ltd., Toronto, Canada.
ToTeN (Deg); ged. von Hesse, musik |
von Fritz Leeder, op. 11. (Sieben |
lieder, no. 6.) [2012 |
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2c. Jan. 25,1913; |
EK 306192; J. M. Welleminsky, Vi- |
enna,
TRANSCRIPTIONS EN CLEF DE SOL DES |
SOLFEGES SUR TOUTES LES CLEFS ET A |
CHANGEMENTS DE CLEF; de Hd. Ba- |
tiste. Edition populaire sans acc. de |
piano, 1. ler livre. 2. 2éme livre.
[2018, 2014
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 27,
1913; E 306128, 306124; Heugel & |
cie., Paris. i
()
allie iat:
no. 1, 19138
TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ORGAN; from
the works of Cyril Scott, arr. by
Arthur W. Pollitt. Contents: Ves-
perale.—Alpine sketch, no. 2.—Chan-
sonette.—A song from the east.—
Solitude.—Berceuse, [2015
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302350; Elkin & co., Itd., London.
TRANVIA (EL); couplet, letra de Fran-
cisco Roig Bataller, musica del Fed-
erico Chaves. [2916
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 3023848; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
Travita (LA). Verdi (Giuseppe)
TREMOLO; étude instructive, par S.
Thalberg, op. 26, no. 8, revue et
doigtée avec addition de notes pour
le travail technique par I. Philipp;
pf. (Nouveau gradus ad _ parnas-
sam, no. 39.) ' [2017
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan.: 21,
1913; E 302652; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
TRES MOUTARDE (Too much mustard) ;
tango-two step, by Cecil Macklin,
arr. by Emi] Ascher; full orchestra
and piano. New York, Emil Ascher,
4to. [2018
4M) Dec. 19, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 17,
1913; E 304098; Cary & co., London.
TRILLE (LE) ; dans les oeuvres de Bee-
thoven, par I. Philipp; piano. [2019
io iiec.. 28,1912: 2 -¢. Jan 21,
1913; E 302662; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
— étude instructive par R. Will-
mers, op. 69, revue et doigtée avec
- addition de notes pour le travail
technique par I. Philipp; pf. (Nou-
veau gradus ad parnassum, no. 27.)
[2020
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 c Jan. 21,
1913; E 302640; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
TRILLES; étude instructive par Thal-
berg, op. 26, no. 1, revue et doigtée
avcee addition de notes pour de tra-
vail technique par I. Philipp; pf.
Nouveau gradus ad varnassum, no.
37.) [2021
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c Jan. 21,
1918; E 302650; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
Trio; par Auguste Chapuis; en sol;
piano, violin et violoncello. [2022
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27,
1913; E 306099; Durand & cGie.,
Paris.
TRIPTYQUE. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
\
20350
TRIUMPH (THE) OF OIL MARCH; by
Reginald Leyland; pf. [20238
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2:c. Jan. 16,
1918; E 302547; Metzler & c¢o.,,
(1909), Itd., London,
TruE (A) BRITISH SAILOR; words by
Fred. KE. Weatherly, music by
Stephen Adams. [2024
eo) Tans 15,) 199% (2c. Jan:’, 18,
1915; E 302561; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
TRUBE ZEIT. See Friedland (Martin).
Trust; words by M. E. Tuttle, music
by Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2025
©) Meee Ie “1912s. 2. es Janie 17,
1913; E 304156; Mrs. M. EH. Tuttle,
Watsonville, Cal.
TRUST THOU THY LOVE; words by John
Ruskin, music by Twining Lynes;
sop. or ten. and mezzo sop. or bar.
[2026
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c@ each Jan. 6,
1918; E 300987; Arthur E. Schmidt,
Boston.
TRY TO WIN A SOUL EACH DAY; words
and music by C. W. Vaughan.
[2027
i) Jan, 1,1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1913;
EK 301209; Chas. W. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) Cra-
dle-song; three-part chorus, English
poem by George C. Gow, music by
P. Tschaikowsky, arr. by H. Alex-
ander Matthews; women’s voices.
4to. (Part-songs and choruses for
women’s voices, no. 5721.) [2028
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EK 301673; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment for women’s chorus. ]
TSCHEREPNINE (N.) Mélodie; by N.
Tscherepnine, ed. and fingered by
Hugo Ries; piano. [2029
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 ce. Jan. 7, 1913:
E 301135; Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
TURN YE UNTO ME; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Joseph
W. G. Hathaway, op. 45, no. 2;
mixed voices. London, Stainer &
Bell, ltd. 4to. (Chureh choir li-
brary, no. 151.) [2030
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 27,1913;
E 306144; Joseph Hathaway, %
Stainer & Bell, London.
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pt. 111, 0. S., v. 8
TURKEY (THE) TROT; rag two-step by
Ribé Danmark; band. (Boosey’s
military journal, 1383"° series, no. 6.)
[2031
© Jan. 29, 19138; 2.¢. Jan, 30, 1918 ;
E 301609; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. [Copyright claimed on mil-
itary band arr.]
"TWAS LONG AGO; words by G. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by Frank St. Le-
ger. [20382
©. Jan. 18,1918. 2\¢. Jan: 21, 1915;
E 302596; Boosey & co., London.
"TWAS ON THE FIELDS OF BETHLEHEM ;
Christmas carol, words by James
Yeames, music by H. J. Taylor.
[2033
© Dec: 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13; 1913;
E 302478; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
TWENTIETH CENTURY SONGS; old and
new melodies, compiled by W. Mor-
row. [2034
() Jan..10, 1913; :2°¢e. Jan.13; 1913;
E 301303; Wm. Morrow, St. Louis.
TWILIGHT; by Pearl G. Curran; med.
voice in D flat. (Five songs, no. 2.)
[2035
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300956; Carl Fischer, New York.
TWILIGHT AND you; words and music
by W. J. Dillon, arr. by Jean Walz.
[2036
© 1c Jan. 20, 1918; E 301411
Win. J. Dillon, Chicago.
TWILIGHT ECHOES; reverie serenade,
by Hary J. Lincoln; pf. [2037
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2.¢. Jan. 15, 1913;
E 304005; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
TWILIGHT FANCIES; by C. W. Beebe;
violin and piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [2088
©) Dee} 1.1919: 2c). Jan, 27, 1913:
E 304389; Cleo W. Beebe, Aurora,
Tl).
TWiLtichHt (THE) OF THE YEAR.
Poems.
TWILIGHT THOUGHTS; reverie, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 262, no. 2; pf.
[2039
@) Jan: ~27,. 1913; 2° c.,Pan.n28,
1918; If 301485; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TWO DEAR BROWN EYES; words by Fred
G. Bowles, music by Ralph Letts;
no. 1 in C. [2040
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
1) 801640; Metzler & co., (1909) Itd.,
London.
See
11
Two (THE) GENDARMES; episode hu-
moresque founded on the duet in Of-
fenbach’s Genevieve de Brabant, by
Shipley Douglas. (Jn Supplemental |
journal for military bands, no. 108.) |
[2041
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 6, 1913;
FE 302316; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
Two HEARTS; melodie, by L. .Retter;
pf. [2042
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2° e€) games,
1913; E 3043820; Louis Retter music
co, St. Louis:
Two JOLLY SAILORS; words and music
by H. Israel. Unace. - [2048
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1913 > hiasvises:
Harry Israel, New York.
TWo LITTLE CROCUS BULBS; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by F. A.
Clark. [2044
© Jan.. 24, 1918; 2) eagaeenes:
1913 ;. I 304323; F. A. Clark, Phila-
delphia.
U-RAH-RAH WISCONSIN; words and
music by A. M. Lyon. [2045
© Oct. 28, 1912; 2.¢) Janazaeis
E 300819; Annie M. Lyon, Madison,
Wis.
UBERMACHT; ged. yon Richard Deh-
mel, musik von Walther Bransen,
nr. 8. (Lieder fiir eine singstimme
init klavierbegleitung, nr. 8). [2046
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2 ©. Jane 2, 1983;
E) 302270; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin.
UNCLE SILAS; march two step by Abe
Losch; pf. [2047
© Jan. 14, 1913°" 2 Gee
1913; E 304007; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
UNDER BLOSSOMING TREES; Paul
Stoye, op. 92; piano. [2048
© Jan. 10, 1913: 2 eae
1918; E 301252; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
UNDER THE CLEMATIS VINE; words by
N. Dunn, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2049
© Dec. 15, 1912: 2 Gees,
1918; E 304221; Nellie Dunn, Keo-
kuk, Ia. ;
UNDER THE STARS; Characteristic dance
by J. Anton Dailey; pf. [2050
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2) Golam,
1918; E 301480; Sax Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, O.
by
2
_
i
_ no. 1, 1913
UNDERNEATH THE COTTON MOON; words
by Sam M. Lewis, music by Geo. W.
Meyer. [2051
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1913;
BE 301101; Geo. W. Meyer music €o.,
New York.
UNDERNEATH THE MELODY-TREE; lyric
and music by H. Spear, arr. by Jack
Pomerantz. [2052
mouen. t5. 1913: 2 c. Jan. 20,
1913; FE 301504; Harmony Spear.
Philadelphia.
Unity; words and music by S. S.
Merithew. [2053
gece. 20. /'1912;-2 « Jan: 21,
1913; E 301481; Sidney 8S. Merithew,
Detroit.
TNIVERSAL ALBUM; comp. and arr. by
Paul De Ville and Maurice Gould;
pf. (Home circle music series,
no. 51.) [2054
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300957: Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on compila-
tion and arrangement. |
UNTERHALTUNGSBUCH DES HARMONIUM-
SPIELERS (The harmonium-player’s
recreation book); eine sammlung
von 198 melodien und stticken, von
L. Birkedal-Barfod, fiir harmonium.
Band 1-3. [2055
ewer, 45, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13,
1913; E 302406; Wilhelm Hansen,
Liepzig. [Copyright claimed on
compilation. ]
—————
|
|
i
UNTERM KAHLENBERG; Wiener musik-
silhouetten von Adolf Gisser; kla-
|™ Vier. [2056
Now. 18, 1912: 2-e Jan.).18,
lf 1913; E 302402; Josef Eberle,
. Vienna.
: UNTERM MAIBAUM; walzer, dichtung
von Erich Langer, musik von Fran-
ciscus Nagler; fiir dreistimmigen
frauenchor ; pianoforte begleitung.
[2057
5
© Sept. 2, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1913;
BP 302255; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
ged. von Ferdinand
Dietz, musik von Mathieu Neumann,
Parti-
[2058
op. 88, no. 3; miinnerchor.
4to.
: VAGANTENLIED ;
tur.
© Noy. 13, 1912; 2c Jan. 13,
1913; E 302428; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2068
VALE (THE) OF DREAMING; from The
man with three wives, lyrics by
Paul M. Potter and Harold R. At-
teridge, music by Franz Lehar. No.
1. Lullabye. No. 2. Duet.
[ 2059, 2060
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. each Jan.
21, 1913; E 302601, 302602; Chap-
pell & eo., ltd., London.
VALENTINE (THE) LaDy. See Holi-
days.
VALSE. See Album leaves.
VALSE-CAPRICE; par Gabriel Dever;
piano. [2061
Ter. 20, aos «Bie. Sam ad,
19138; E 306214; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
VALSE-CAPRICE NO, 2; by A. Hansel, op.
40; piano. [| 2062
i) Dec! 20, 1912s Ze. Tan.’ 20,
1918; E 302591; A. Hansel, Teu-
chern, Germany.
VALSE COMEDIENNE; by Harold Jenner:
pf. [2063
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 3802314; Shaftesbury music co.,
London.
VALSE (LA) DE NOS AMOURS; par
Pierre Arezzo; pf. [ 2064
©) dam: I) 1913.2. ce. Jan. 16,
1913 ; BH) 802583;,-G.. Ricordi & °co.,
Milan.
sur les motifs de la chanson de
Georges Millandy et Pierre Cha-
pelle, par. Pierre Arezzo; orch. 4to.
[2065
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c Jan. 7, 1913;
E 302351; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Same. [2066
(©) dane I8, 1913; 2) ¢. alan,” 22,
1913; E 302669; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
VALSE DES See Russi
(Emilio)
ENFANTS.
VALSE DES FLIRTS; by P. Sudessi, arr.
by W. K. Whiting; orch. 4to. [2067
©) Jan. 14), 1993; 2 -e} dan. 18,
1918; E 301386; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
VALSE FANTASTIQUE; by HE. E. Menges;
pf [2068
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1912; E 301889; Id-
ward E. Menges, St. Louis.
113
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2069
See Raff (J. J.)
VALSE-IMPROMPTU,
VALSE Lrabre; par Jean Douste;
piano. Continental fingering. [2069
© Jan. 1918: 2. a. wJan.. 122,
1918; KH 3802674; Kdwin Ashdown,
Itd., London.
VaLtse Maurice; by Sylvester Bel-
monte; pf. [2070
© Jan. 17, 1918; 2 ¢c. Jan, 20,1918 ;
H 301417; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
VALSE MELLANCOLIQUE; by Oscar Be-
ringer; pf. Continental fingering.
(Characteristic pieces, no. 14.) [2071
© Dee. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 19138;
WH 802206; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
VALSE (LA) PHILIPPA;
M. Dudley; piano.
Jan. 18; 19is;\ 2
1913; H 801571;
London.
valse lente by
[2072
ec. Jan. 18,
Maudsleigh Dudley,
VALSES NOBLES ET SENTIMENTALES 5 par
Maurice Ravel; lers violons. [20738
© *Dec,> 24, 1012") 2a Fan,) 27,
1918; BH 3806101; Durand & cie,
Paris.
valzerboston di
instrumentazione
VALZER DELLE ROSE:
Wnrico Gasperoni,
di Hzio Baroneéné, per piccola
banda; partitura. | 2074
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
1H) 802389; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
VARIATIONS SUR L’HYMNE NATIONAL
ANGLAIS, GOD SAVE THE KING; par
Kugéne Madoulé, op. 88; piano.
[2075
() Dec. 28; 1912; 2c. Jan. 21,
1918; EK 802664; Hmile Leduc, P.
3ertrand & cie., Paris.
Wisconsin foot-
VARSITY TOAST. See
ball jingles.
VEGETABLE MAN DANCE; by H. HB.
Schultz; pf. [2076
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1918: BH 301684;
Herman BW. Schultz, Buffalo.
ViéLocit&; toeecata, étude instructive
par Fr. Kalkbrenner, revue et doigteé
avee addition de notes pour le travail
technique, par I. Philipp; pf. (Nou-
veau gradus ad parnassum, no, 40.)
[2077
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21,
1918; E 3802653; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris,
pt. ULE ah ae ae
VerDI (GrusepPprE) Aida; oper von G,
Verdi, herausgegeben von Bogumil
Zepler; piano mit uberlegtem text,
no. 1-8. (Musik fiir alle, no. 100,
heft. ) [2078 |
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2G ganda
1918; IK 806170; Ulistein & co., Ber-
lin.
Traviata (La); opera in 8 acts,
Italian libretto by Francisco Maria |
Piave, English version by R. H. |
Wilkin, music by Giuseppi Verdi, |
Vocal seore. 4to. [2079 |
© Jan. 9, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1918.
FE) 38023879; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. |
[Copyright is claimed on WMnglish
text. ]
VERFEHLTER EKHEMANN; walzer nach
motiven der operette, Der tolle |
kosak, von Siegwart Hhrlich; salon- |
orchester, pariser besetzung. 4to. |
[2080 |
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2c. Jan. 13, 1913; |
Ki 3024388; Leipziger btihnenverlag,
Krhard Schultz, Leipzig.
VERFLINTE’ FRAUENZIMMER; marsch |
nach motiven der operette, Der
tolle kosak, von Siegwart Whrlich ;
grosses oder kleines orchester. 4to. |
[2081
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2c. Jan. 13, 19138; |
K 302489; Leipziger btihnenverlag |
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
VERSAUMTES GLUCK; ged. von Johanna |
Ambrosius, musik von Louis Koem-
menich; miinnerchor. Partitur. 4to. |
‘ [2082 |
© Dec. 10, 1912; 2 a@ Jan, 33, |
1918; FE 802429; C. . Kahut nach. |
folger, Leipzig.
VERTIGE; valse-boston de C. Worsley, |
transcription par Raphaél Talamo. |
1. Mandoline et piano. 2. Deux
mandoline et piano. [2088, 2084.
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c, each Jan, 21,
1918; HW. 802665, 302666; Emile Le- |
duc, P. Bertrand & cie., Paris. |
VERZAGE NICHT; words by Hdward |
Rieger, music by Chas. A. Schultz, |
op. 24; male chorus. Part u. stim-
men. 4dto. (Neue mannerchére, no. |
428.) [2085 °
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913; |
K 300958; Carl Fischer, New York. |
VESPERALE.
See Transcriptions for the
organ, H)
114
st
SS ae
ee ee ~~ Ee. er BT
| VeTrer (HrerMANN)
VIA PANAMA;
Marsch; von H.
Vetter, op. 12, no. 1; klavier. (Vier
klavierstucke, no. 1). [ 2086
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 20,
1913; E 3802587; Friedrich Hofmeis-
ter, Leipzig.
—— Notturno; von H. Vetter, op. 12,
no. 8; klavier. (Vier klavierstiicke,
no. 8). [2087
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan 20,1913;
BH 302588; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
words and music by
Lawrence Faber. Boston, C. lL.
Smith co. [2088
© Jan. 27, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1912;
PH 801581; Clement Lawrence Smith,
Boston.
‘ Vicror; grand march, by Carl Bonner;
Evans music co.
[2089
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918;
I} 800879; W. A. Evans, Boston.
Victor's (THE) MARCH; by F. M. Had-
cock; pf. [2090
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1913;
I 302392; Frank M. Hadcock, In-
gersoll, Canada,
Viens, MARGARITA; sérénade paroles et
musique par Christiné. [2091
© Jan. 22,1913; 2 c. Jan. 23, 1913;
FE. 302677; Christiné, Paris. ~
ViILLAGE (A) Farr. * Sce Sylvan scenes.
VitLAGe (A) HOLIDAY; by Oscar Ber-
inger; pf. Continental fingering.
(Characteristic pieces, no. 6.) [2092
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
_E 302207; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
VILLAGE (THE) MUSICIAN; by Paul
Stoye, op. 98, no. 1; piano. {2093
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
FE 301251; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
VINETTA WALTZ; by Edward Morrow;
pf. [2094
© Jan. 7, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
BP 301037; D. Kenneth Morrow, Day-
ton, O.
VISION CONGOLAISE.
Vision (THE) oF Derrpre; words from
the version collected by Alexander
Carmichael, air from Kenneth Mae-
leod, arr. by M. Kennedy Fraser.
[2095
© Jan. 8, 19138; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1913;
B 302374; Marjory Kennedy-Fraser,
London,
pf. Boston, Mass.
See Triptygue.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2105
Voice (A) BEYOND THE SILENCE; words
and music by Edward Teschemacher ;
in FB flat. [2096
© Jan. 20, 1918; 2c. Jan. 21,1913;
I) 302605; Enoch & sons, London.
——1., Inc. 2, In D.
[2097, 2098
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. each Jan. 25,
1913; IX 806019, 306020; Bnoch &
sons, London.
Vorck (THE)
OF SPRING; -words by
Mrs. A. M. Gustafson, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2099
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
) 3804483; Mrs. Agnes M. Gustafson,
West Lines, Pa.
VOM HIMMEL HOCH.
nachtsabend.
VON FERNE NUR; words by Maidy
Koch, music by Kugen Klee, op. 27;
male chorus. Part. u. stimmen. 4to.
(Neue miinnerchore, no. 411.) [2100
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
EH 300959; Carl Fischer, New York.
VON LIEBE UND LEID; tondichtung von
Gustav Bumeke, op. 24, fiir harfe.
Partitur. [2101
© Dec. 81, 1912;°2 c. Jan. 14,
1913; KE 306171; Saturn-verlag, Ber-
lin-Wilmersdorf, Germany.
‘fiir sechs blasinstrumente,
harfe und tenor solo. Partitur. 4to.
[2102
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 20, 1913;
BH 306185; Saturn-verlag, Berlin-Wil-
mersdorf, Germany.
VOUS M’AIMIEZ, JE VOUS AIMAIS; poesie
de Sylvain Royé, musique de René
Rabey ; voix moyenne. [2103
cy (Dee. 28/1912: 2 ¢, Jan. 27.
See Am weih-
1913; E 306102; Durand & cie.,
Paris,
VULCANO SPENTO; Melodia, parole di
Gino Fornari, musica di Angelo Vag-
netti, op. 161, per mezzo-soprano 0
baritono. [2104
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 302340; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
WAGNER (RicwaArD) All praise to God
in light arrayed; words by Bishop
Kerr, adapted by J. H. Cornell to
music from Lohengrin by Richard
Wagner, arr. by Sumner Salter;
men’s voices with organ acc. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 5722.) [2105
© Jan. 30, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 31,
1913; BE 301631; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
115
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2106
pt. 111, n. S., v. 8
WacGNER (RicHARD)—Continued.
—— Flying (The) Dutchman; ouver-
ture, by Wagner, arr. by Dan God-
frey; full military band. (The
army journal, no. 394.) [2106
"Jan. 18, 1913312 ¢ gan. O20;
1913; E 802582; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. | .
Tannhauser ; selection by Wagner,
arr. by Al. Hayes; band. 4to.
[2107
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 19138;
E 301235; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati.
—— Wagner album, twenty pieces for
piano; including original piano com-
positions and selected transcriptions
from Richard Wagner’s operas, com-
piled by Louis Oesterle; piano.
(Sechirmer’s library of musical
classics, vol. 1103.) [2108
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
301674; G. Schirmer, New York.
[|Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
WAGNER ALBUM. See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
WAITING (ASPEITANDO); poetry by
Klien H. Flagg, Italian version by
R. Prati, music by H. Millard, re-
vised edition by M. M. G.; soprano
in E and contralto in C: violin obl.
New York, Wm. A. Pond & co.
[2109
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Dee. 28,
1912; E 304042: M. Millard, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new and revised edition. }
—— (Erwartung) ; words by El!en H.
Flagg, music by Harrison Millard,
revised edition by M. M. G.; So-
prano in E and contralto in C; violin
obl. New York, Wm. A. Pond & co.
[2110
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 ¢ each Dee. 28,
1912; E 304041; M. Millard, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
and revised edition. ]
WAKE A SONG OF GLADNESS: words and
music by R. L. Fletcher. [2111
© Fan! 25) 1913. 2 °c) eno,
1913; E 304835; Robert L. Fletcher,
Alleghany, Pa.
WAKEN ALL THE WORLD; words by E.
EK. Hewitt, music by W. A. Post.
[2112
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2c. Jan. 6, 1913;
K 301014; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
116
WaAL-LU-LAH; Indian love song, words
and music by L. S. Johnson, arr. by
D. S. De Lisle. St. Louis, Gravois
music pub. co. [2118 |
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢ Jan. 10, 1948; |
E 304094; Leland S. Johnson, St.
Louis.
WALKING THE SEA; quartet, words by
James Rowe, music by J. M. Hagan. |
[2114 :
© Jan. 1,.1913; 2 ¢. Jan, 10; 1913; |
K 301202; James D. Vaughan, |
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
WALKING witH Gop; words and melody
by J. W. T. Givens, har. by J. M. |
Hunt. [2315 |
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913; |
E 300966; John W. T. Givens, Car- |
thage, Mo.
WALKING witH JESUS; words by Har- |
riette Waters, music by A. R. Lytle. |
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Jan. 8, 1913; |
I 3011388; A. R. Lytle, Randolph,
Wis. |
WALTZ OF THE KEWPIES; by Hilma |
Johnson-Thatcher. T2n17 |
© 1c Jan. 2, 19983) Reaoers;
Mrs. W. J. E. Thatcher, Primghar, |
Ta.
WANDERBILDER; leichte Klavierstiicke,
von Paul Zilcher, op. 112, no. 1-6. ‘|
[2118 |
Chappell. [2119 |
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 ¢ Meheasdore;
E 301642; Metzler & co., (1909) Itd., |
London. )
Warnune. See Friedland (Martin) |
WATCHMAN, TELL US OF THE NIGHT; |
hymn by John Bowring, music by |
Litta Lynn; in G and B flat. [2120 |
© Jan. 27, 1913: 2 ¢. each Jan. |
29, 1918; E 301532; B. F. Wood mu- |
sie co., Boston.
"WAY DOWN SovutH; poem by Howard |
Weeden, music by Sidney Homer, op. |
27, no. 1; high in BH flag, [2121 |
© Jan. 9, 1913; 2c. Jan. 10, 1918; |
EK 301242; G. Schirmer, New York.
WE ARE TRAVELING ON; words and mu- |
sic by Jas. B. Franklin. [2122
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1913; |
E 301195; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. |
{
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1913; E 301632;
Ana May Warner, Salamanca, N. Y.
WE SHALL SEE HIM, BY AND By; words
by James Rowe, music by Geo. W.
Sebren. [2124
= © Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
FE 301201; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
‘WE WOULD SEE JESUS; words and mu-
sic by E. F. Miller. [2125
1 ir jan. 1, 1913;°2 c. Jan. 3, 1913;
E 300841; Edward F. Miller, Mor-
( gan Park, Ill.
WEAVING AROUND; rag, by Lawrence
A. Mitchel; pf. [2126
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1913;
E 301478; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land, O.
‘WEDDING IS GREAT JUNO’S CROWN; part
* song, words from Shakespeare, mu-
{ sic by Berthold Tours; mixed voices.
; (Novello’s part-song book, second
| Series, no. 1259.) [2127
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 9, 1913;
E 302375; Novello & co., ltd.. Lon-
don.
Wer WILLIE WINKIE; words by W.
Miller, music by Geo. Merritt; treble
and alto. S8vo. (Two-part music,
school series, tonic sol-fa edition, no.
78. ) [2128
‘
{ © Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Jan. 18, 1913;
; E 302560; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on tonic sol-fa
| notation. ]
WEEP NO MORE MY LADY; words by
Lew Brown, music by A. Von Tilzer.
New York, Albert Von Tilzer music
& co. [2129
m © Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1913:
E 300846; Albert Von Tilzer, New
York.
| a (R. J.) PRACTICAL TUTOR
FOR THE VIOLIN ON THE VARIOUS POSI-
TIONS; by R. J. Weidenbach. [2130
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c. Jan. 13, 19138;
FE 301315: R. J. Weidenbach, Aber-
deen, S. D.
EIHNACHTSGLOCKEN; ged. von H.
Herold, musik von Max Jentsch, op.
47, no. 3, fiir mittlere stimme. [2131
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1913;
FE 302419; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
i
}
3 MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 1, 1913 2141
We guNiorS; march and two step by | WEIHNACHTSMANN (DER) KOMMT;
A. M. Warner; pf. {2123 charakterstiick mit text, von Wil-
helm Lindemann (Fritze Bollmann) ;
orchester [mit tiberlegtem text].
[2132
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c, Jan. 14,1913;
E 3806168; Carbaret-verlag, Berlin-
Karlshorst, Germany.
WeErRD (THE) WHIP-POOR-WILL; noc-
turne by Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf.
(Feathered songsters, no. 1.) [21338
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2c. Jan.-14, 1913;
EK 301352; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WELCOME HOME; words and music by
Irving Berlin. [2134
© Jan. 23, 19138; 2 ¢. Jan. 23, 19138;
BE 304275; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. :
WENN (If); words anon.,
H. W. Howard; med. voice.
music by
Wash-
ington, E. F. Droop & sons. (In
Four songs, no. 1.) [2135
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2c. Jan. 14, 1913;
E 301329; Harry Wheaton Howard,
Washington.
WENN DU KOMMST, GELIEBTES WESEN
(Where, beloved, thy footstep
ehanceth) ; ged. von Armand Silves-
tre, Deutsch von Ludwig Karparth,
English words by Alfred Kalisch,
musik von André Messager. (Win-
ter-liebe, no. 5.) [2136
© Dec. 27, 1912; 2¢. Jan. 25, 1913;
HB 306032; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
WENN IM LENZ DIE KNOSPEN SPRIESSEN ;
two-step intermezzo von Paul Lincke,
arr. vom A. Klosinski; zither, [mit
text.] obl. 8vo. [2137
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 11, 1913;
E 306159; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
WENNS CHRISTKIND KOMMT; charak-
terstiick, text von Waldemar AIl-
fredo, musik von Wilhelm Linde-
mann (Fritze Bollmann). 1. Or-
chester. 2. Piano mit text.
[2138, 2139
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. each Jan. 14,
1913; E 306166, 306167; Cabaret-
verlag, Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany.
WESOTA POLKA; arr. by John Sinsky;
concertina. [2140
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 300975: Georgi & Vitak music co.,
Chicago, Il.
WHAT INTOXICATION TIS TO KISS THE
GIRL YOU LOVE! words and music by
P. Frénac. [2141
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1912; E 306006;
Paul Frénac, New York.
; 117
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2142
WHAT THE PREACHER SAID. See Black
and tan.
WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH JESUS; words
of disputed authorship, music by
Robert L. Fletcher. [2142
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
EK 304886; Robert L.
gheny, Pa.
See Gerrard (John)
WHEN I AM WEARY DEARIE; words by
WHEN I AM DEAD.
F. J. McCarthy, music by Leone
Lane. Washington, The Marks-
Goldsmith ¢o., inc. [21438
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 21, 19138;
EK 301455; F. Justin McCarthy,
Portland, Me.
WHEN I HEAR THE SONGS OF DIXIE-
LAND; words by J. Will Callahan.
music by Paul Pratt. [2144
© Jan, 18/1918 Oe dan. 23,
1918; E 3804270; Chas. A. Meyers,
Chicago.
WHEN I’M ALONE; words and music by
P. G. Curran; med. voice in D flat.
(Five songs, no. 4.) [2145
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2c, Jan. 4, 19138:
FE 300960; Carl Fischer, New York.
WHEN I TOLD THE SWEETEST GIRL THE
SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD. See
Daddy has a sweetheart and mother
is her name.
WHEN IN DEATH I SHALL CALM RE-
CLINE; poetry by Thomas Moore, mu-
sic by Charles Santley. (In Two
songs, no. 2.) [2146
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 14, 1913;
BY s02511 * Schott & co., London.
WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING; from
The isle o’ dreams. by Ernest R.
Bail,” are. “py TT. PP. and. Geo. J.
Trinkaus; mand. orch.
© Tan., 28, 19133.2.¢; Jan.) 29.
19138; E 3801541; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
WHEN JESUS DEEMS IT BEST; words by
J. A. Patton, music by Howard E.
Smith. [2148
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913:
K 301220; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
MEETS Miss
WHEN MISTER LOBSTER
LOBSTERETTE; words by Sam. Morris,
music by F. Kuba. [2149
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 29.
1918; E 3801544; New Era pub. co.,
Coney Island, N. Y.
Fletcher, Alle-
[2147 |
WHEN MOTHER SANG THOSE DEAR SWEET
SONGS OF OLD; words and music by |
[2150 |
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 @ Jam 2a
H. Wakefield Smith.
1913; E 304231; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
WHEN ROSE-TIME COMES AGAIN;
by Joseph L. O’Connor, music by
Sol P. Levy. cae |
© Jan. 13, 19135. 2) eeu
1918; E 3013845;
sons, New York.
ORIENT; words by Miss B. Mack,
music composed and arr. by Errol
H. Collins.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1912;
Miss Billie Mack, San Diego, Cal.
WHEN STREAMING FROM THE EASTERN |
SKIES; hymn anthem, music by F.
Brueschweiler ;
Ato.
solo. (Octavo choruses,
5685. )
no.
‘a Edward F. Blewitt, music by |
Frederick Richard Benjamin.
[21564 |
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 © Jan. 15,}}
1918; E 3804011; Hand pub. CO.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
THE PRAIRIE; words by E. B. Patter-
Son, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine.
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 2c. Feb. 1, 1913; |
K 304499: Emma RB. Patterson,
Madison, N. D.
WHEN THE GOLDEN WHEAT IS WAVING, |
words by C.'
music by Jack Stanley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
IN THE MOONLIGHT;
Venable,
ine. [2156
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 e. Jan! Bye 1913’ |
K 304385; Clifford Venable, Muncie, |
Ind.
WHEN THE HONEYMOON STOPS SHIN-|
ING; words by
music by J. Schwartz.
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 e. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 304576; Jean Schwartz co., a
New York.
118
pt. II, n. s., v.8
qT
lyric
M. Witmark & |
F152 |
E 301259: |
quartet for mixed |
chorus with tenor or mezzo-soprano |
[2153 |
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2° Janeweeee
E 301105; G. Schirmer, New York. | |
[2155
Haroid Atteridge, |
[2157 | |
|
:
‘no. 1, 1913
‘WHEN THE MAID YOU'VE MADE YOUR
SWEETHEART IS THE MAID WHO’S
MADE FOR you; words by Arthur J.
«Lamb, music by J. Fred Helf.
[2158
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301045; Forster music publisher,
Chicago.
; WHEN THE ROSE BIDS YOU GOOD-BY;
words by M. Stahlberg, music by E.
Salzer. [2159
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1918; BE 301476;
Marty Stahlberg and Esley Salzer,
New York.
| WHEN THE ROSES BLOOM AGAIN I'LL
| RETURN; words by Emile Hanson,
¢ music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2160
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 3804476; Anna Mae Hanson, Man-
ton, Mich.
WHEN THE ROSES FADE AWAY; words by
M. B. Thomas, music by Chas. L.
Johnson. [2161
oan, G, 1993-2 ec. Jan. 15; 1913;
FE 304009; Martha B. Thomas, Pleas-
anton, Kans.
WHEN THE SUN SHINES ON THE RIVER
IN SEPTEMBER; words by Theodore
R. Lyons, music by Charles G. Love,
arr. by Lorena A. Love. [2162
cae. oo 1918-2 c Jan... 20,
19138; E 301422; Globe music ©Co.,
f New York.
“WHEN THE TURKEY IN THE STRAW
{ DANCED THE CHICKEN REEL; words by
{ J. Will Callahan, music by F. Henri
; Wiickmann. (Songs the people love,
] no. 6.) [2163
owen. 20 1913-2 ¢ Jan.14,
| 1913; E 3013834; Frank K. Root &
(t
[
‘
j
co., Chicago.
WHEN THEY DO THAT DOUBLE DIP
DANCE: words and music by Wil-
liam H. Stockwell. [2164
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1912; E 301325;
Laning & Stockwell, Shreveport, La.
WHEN THOU ART NIGH; words and mu-
sic by P. G. Curran; med. voice in
D fiat. (Five songs, no. 3.) [2165
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
| E 300961; Carl Fischer, New York.
| WHEN TWILIGHT COMES AT CLOSE OF
DAY; words and music by C. Huboi.
Washington. H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [2166
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304415; Carl Huboi, Chicago.
:
;
}
be MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2175
WHEN TWILIGHT IS FALLING; words
and music by L. F. Miller, jr. [2167
© 1. «.’ Feb. 8, 1918; BH 301672:
Loveland F. Miller, jr., Jacksonville,
Fla.
WHEN WE WERE SWEET SIXTEEN; words
by Mary Ously, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2168
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304890; Mrs. Ously, Maryville,
Mo.
WHEN YOU AND I WERE TOGETHER;
words by R. Lewis, music by Roy
Barton. [2169
C.J 20; 191s s-2¢ Jan. 23.
1913; E 3804269; Roger Lewis, Chi-
cago.
WHEN YOU ARE WRINKLED AND OLD AND
GRAY; words and music by M.
W. Barr. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2170
Cyber 15) (1913+ 2. ¢. Jane 17,
1918; BE 304118; Mary Wade Barr,
Colorado City, Col.
WHEN YOU LEARN TO LOVE ME TOO;
words and music by Ruby Galbraith
Allen. [2171
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 300877; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
WHEN YOU’RE LAID ON THE HAS-BEEN
SHELF; words by L. J. Penny, music
by Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2172
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304462; Lovie [J] Penny, Denver.
WHEN YOU’RE LIVING IN A COLLEGE
TOWN; words by Jack Mahoney,
music by Perey Wenrich. [2173
GC) Saar. -A8r, 19138:...2.. e. Jam, 23;
1913; E 3804278; Wenrich-Howard
co., New York.
WHEN YO™’VE FOUND THE GIRL YOU'VE
LONGEL OR; words and music by
Janet and James Dick. Washing-
ton, The H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2174
(©) Dees 4d, 19123, 2. es: Jam. 217)
19138; E 302541; James G. Dick,
Estevan, Canada.
WHEN YOU WANT A SOME A TING DOIN,
GOOD A NIGHT; words and music by
J. A. Ross. [2175
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1913; E 300997;
John Anthony Ross, Bridgeport,
Conn.
119
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 4
pt. 11, n. 8. v.8
2176
a
WHENAS IN siILKs. See Gerrard | WHOLE (THE) DAY THROUGH; words
(John) by E. Burwell Howard and eo |
5 ; Old songs in Williams, music by Erwin am |
WHERE BE GOING. See g Sanaa or (188
new guise.
WHERE IS THE LOVE OF YESTERDAY;
lyric by George Graff, jr., music by
Ernest R. Ball; in F. [2176
(cy Jan. .13;. 1913; 2. ¢, yas,
1913; E 301346; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
——by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by W. C.
O’Hara; vocal orchestra key of F.
4to. . [2177
© Feb. 1, 19133 2.¢. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301652; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ] -
WHERE THE LONG WHITE WATERFALL.
See Idyls of the South Sea.
WHILE STROLLING THRO’ THE LANE;
words and musie by A. H. Korch.
New York, Kellogg music co. [2178
(Gy Jam 1,-191S 2 ec. Feb."3, 19t5-
E 301656; Andrew H. Korch, Web-
ster, Mass.
WHIPPED CREAM; a rag by Percy Wen-
rich: pie [2179
©). Jan 18,.1913) 2 Cudansy 22;
1913; E 3804279; Wenrich-Howard
co., New York.
WHISPERS OF LOVE (Murmurs
d’amour); valse lente, by G. Var-
gas; pf. : [2180
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2:¢e. Jan. 30, 19138;
RFR 3801562; Music supply co., San
TIrancisco.
WHISTLE; by Ben Deely, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; vocal orch. in C. Ato.
[2181
©) dam. 2 191s* 2.6 Fam, 22:
1913; E 304244; M. Witmark & sons.
New York.
WHISTLING (THE) BOB-WHITE; reverie
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf. (Feath-
ered songsters, no. 3.) [2182
© Jan: 93; 1883s. 3 cefanw 44,
1913; E 3013854; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WHO SHALL WEAR THEM, you or I,
LOVE; lyric by J. Will Callahan, mu-
sic by Paul Pratt. [2183
Jan. at, Ito.) 2 i aa ee
1913; E 304240; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
—-- arr. by F. Henri Klickmann;
orch. 4to. [2184
© Jan. 28, 1918: 2 e¢ Ian: 25.
1913; E 304819; McKinley musie ¢o.,
Chicago.
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. Tee)
1912; EH 301284; Chas. Meyers, Chi- |
cago.
WHOM DO YOU CHOOSE FOR A LOVER; |
words by Daisy Hall, music by M. C.
Washington, H. Kirkus ©
Hanford.
Dugdale co., inc. . [2186
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢ Feb. 1. 1913;
E 304520; Daisy Hall, Denver.
WHY; words by A. Woodrum, music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c Jan. 27, 1913;
E 304419; Allie Woodrum, Belle-
point, W. Va.
Wuy! Berry; a musical comedy in |
three acts,
W. [J.] Conkie. Voeal score.
words and music by
[2188
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1913; D 19245;
Waldo Johu Conkie, Trinidad, Col.
WHY CRUSH THE CLARET ROSE; words
by Seosamh MacCathmhavyil, mu-
sic by Edmund R. Brown, op. 4, no.
1. (Two songs, no. 1.) [2189
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 © Jan. 2, 1913=
E 300815; C. W. Thompson & ¢o.,
Boston.
WHY DON’T YOU ADVERTISE; words by
Charles Roy Cox, musie by Clarence
Selby. [2190
© July 2, 1912; 2c Jam, 4519ise
EK 301264; Buckeye music pub. ¢o.,
Columbus, O.
_WHyY DON’T YoU HUG ME BILL; words
by Edward Vollmer, musie by J.
Vollmer. [2191
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1918; H 301670;
James Vollmer, Philadelphia.
WHY DON’T YOU MARRY THE GIRL;
words and music by Chas. A. Bayha.
[2192
© Jan. 13, 1918; 2 eG) Jameeay,
1915; E 304115; York musie co.,
New York.
WHY NOT; words and music by L.
Sponsler. [2193
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1918; E 801166;
Les Sponsler, Baltimore.
Wipor (Cu. M.) Canzonetta; par Ch.
M. Widor, op. 21; violoncelle et
piano. (Suite en mi mineur, no. 3).
[2194
Dec. 28, 1912: 23) Caen
19138; E 306121: Heugel & cie., Paris.
120
[2187
:
4 MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1913
Wipor (Cu, M.)—Continued.
Final; par Ch. M. Widor, op. 21;
violoncelle et piano. (Suite en mi
mineur, no. 4.) [2195
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27,
1913; E 306121; Heugel & cie., Paris.
Wipow (A) prep. See Gerrard (John)
WIE ICH DEIN BILD IM HERZEN TRAGE
(As incense clouds rose heavenward
soaring); ged. von Armand Sylves-
tre, Deutsch von Ludwig Karparth,
English words by Alfred Kalisch,
musik von André Messager. (Win-
ter-liebe, no. 2.) [2196
7 Dee, 27,1912; 2 c. Jan. 25,
1913; E 306029; Adoiph Fiirstner,
Paris.
WIEGENLIED; ged. von Henrik Ibsen,
musik von Georg Messner, op. 24.
(Vier lieder, no. 2.) [2197
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 27,
19138; E 306202; Verlag Dreililien,
Berlin.
Witp (A) MELODY WITH A ROUSING
' swine; words by H. D. Snediker,
music by M. C. Hanford. Wash-
| ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[2198
i Dee. 15, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17,
1913; E 304117; H. D. Snediker,
_ Chicago.
‘WILL THE WHISTLER; two-step by John
{ Neat; band. (Boosey’s military
. journal, 133rd series, no. 6.) [2199
)
j
seme: 1915- 2 c. Jan. 30,
1913; E 302718; Francis, Day &
- Hunter, London.
WIL you COME; words and music by
| Geo. W. Sebren. [2200
| een, ty 18135). 2 ec.) Fan. 20;
1913; E 301200; James D. Vaughan,
| Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
WILL YOU LEARN TO LOVE ME; words by
I. Maynard Schartz, music by Leland
S. Barton. [2201
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 300860; Schwartz & Barton, Chi-
cago.
WILL YOU TELL THEM; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by W. A. Post.
[2202
o> Augs'24, 1912*' 2: c. Jan: 6,
19138; E 301015; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville.
| WILSON AND THAT DEMOCRATIC MULE;
words and music by H. B. Parkin-
son. Svo. [2203
a:
© Jan. 23, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
FE 301668; Hans B. Parkinson. Oma-
ha, Neb.
(
{
78693—13——-9
2211
WILSON'S INAUGURAL MARCH; hy H. K.
Dugdale; pf. Washington, The H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [2204
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
WH 3800857; H. Kirkus Dugdale,
Washington.
WILT THOU BUT SING; words ard music
by EK. C. Pitman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale eo., ine. [2205
Mee TG WETS ck tay 17,
1912; E 304120;
Kickwood. Mo
Emily ©. Pitman,
WIND (THE) ; two-part song; words by
Paul Bliss, musie by D. A. Trapp;
women’s voices. 4to. (Octavo
women’s yoices, no. 89.) [2206
oven a18)1918%°2 c.) Jan. 16,
1918; E 804073; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
See also Child songs.
WINNER (THE); by Mme. M. L. Arm-
strong; pf. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2207
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EH 304488; Mme. M. L. Armstrong,
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
WINTER (DER) IST MILD DIESES JAHR
(How gently this winter doth
reign); ged. von Armand Silvestre,
Deutsch von Ludwig Karparth, Eng-
lish words by Alfred JXalisch, musik
von André Messager. (Winterliebe,
no. 6). [2208
G+ Dee, 27); 1912" 2) ce). FanweeDs,
1913; E 306033; Adolph Ftirstner,
Paris.
WIRELESS (A) MESSAGE; words and
music by I. C. Cope. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2209
ey, Dees 15 1912: 2 «Jan. 77,
1913; E 3804179; Ila Coutant Cope,
Fairhope, Ala.
WISCONSIN FOOTBALL JINGLES; a med-
ley, compiled by Billie Buech, arr.
by Roy N. Peterson. Contents:
Cheer, cheer, the gang’s all here.—
Dear old Wisconsin days.—On Wis-
consin.—Varsity toast.—Hot time.
[2210
© Jan. 7, 1918; 2c. Jan. 18, 1913;
EK 301317; Wm. Buech, Madison,
Wis.
WISTFUL EYES; words and music by A.
Hunston Taylor; in C. i+
© Jan. 3, 1918: 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
HE) 302352; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
121
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2212
WITH FLYING coLtors; by H. Lichner,
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leefson ;
pf. (22482
Jani 24 1913 >)"2 co Fane 29,
1913; E 301554; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. |
WITH RUE MY HEART IS LADEN; words
by A. E. Hausman, music by Irma
Taylor Wilson. 2203
©: Jan. 14, 9913 392 e. dans 28,
1918; E 301384; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
WITH THE HONEYSUCKLES NEAR THE
DARK BLUE SEA; words by J. O. Kar-
pen, music by M. C. Hanford. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine.
[2214
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 17, 1918;
{ 804203; J. O. Karpen, Jackson-
ville, Fla.
WITHERED IS THE GREEN PALM.
Idyls of the South Sea.
WITHIN MY GARDEN; words by Con-
stance Morgan, music by Teresa del
Riego; in F. 2245
© Jan, 22191384 2¢ Jan. 24,1913:
EH 306003; Enoch & sons, London.
See
WONDER (THE) OF MY LOVE; words by
G. Hubi-Newcombe; music by Ken-
meth Park ¢<no..2- in. [2216
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 1918;
BE 301639; Metzler & co., (1909) ltd.,
London.
WONDERFUL MESSAGE; words by James
Rowe; music by B. C. Unseld.
[2217
(Cl ete ay boloiwe ¢, dan, 10,1015:
Ii 801217; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
WONDERFUL (‘THE) STORY; Words and
melody by J. W. T. Givens, har. by
J. M. Hunt. [2218
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
Ii 300969; John W. T. Givens, Car-
thage, Mo.
WonpDeRS (THE) OF THIS GRACE; words
and music by W. C. Highfield.
[2219
© Jan. 20,1913; 2c. Jan. 22, 1918;
I) 304260; Wilmer C. Highfield, Wil-
mington, Del.
WONDERWAY (THE); words adapted
from the French; music by Con-
stance Ih, Maud. [2220
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1918:
I) 302597; Boosey & co., London.
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
WON’T THE ANGELS LET MAMMA COME
HOME; words by Caddie McDonald, |
music by Luther Adams. [2229
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 « Jan. 2, 1913;
EH 300811; L. T. Adams, Hetrick;
eu.
WoN’r YOU BE MY SWEETHEART SAY;
words and music by E. R. Morrill.
[22292
© 1c¢ Jan. 2, 19133 ieee,
Eben R. Morrill, Truckee, Cal.
WON’T YOU COME AND BE MY LITTLE
BoY; words by S. EF. Morris, music
by Joe I. Trounstine. Unaee. [22238
© 1c Jan. 15, 1918; E 304025;
S. Fred Morris, New York.
WoN’r YOU COME TO ME SWEET-HEART;
words and music by F. H. Trumbo.
[2224
© 1. Jan.,31; 1912 hee
Frances Howard Trumbo, New York.
WON’? YOU DREAM’ OF ME; words and
music by HE. Burtnett. [2225
© 1c. Jan. 25, 19135) woeeen.
Earl Burtnett, Harrisburg, Va.
WON’r YOU LOOK AND LIVE; words by
James Rowe, musie by J. D.
Vaughan. [2226
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 «. Jan, 10; 19138;
HE 301172; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
WOODEN SHOE DANCE; by Van Y. Rog-
ers; harp. Syracuse, N. Y¥. Clark
music co. [2227
© Jan. 27, 19185 2 Gian,
1918; E 301578; Van Veachton Rog-
ers, Round Lake, N. Y.
WORKERS RIGHTS ; words by Will Lock-
hardt and F. J. Waters, music by F.
J. Waters. Pittsburg, Fred J. Wa- |
ters pub. co. [2228
© Jan. 16, 1918; 2 e. Jan. 25.1913; |
KH 801567 ; Fred J. Waters, Pittsburg.
WORKINGMAN’S PRAYER; words by J. M.
Lyon, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. . [2229
© Dee. i5, 1912; 2c. Janoa7, 4918;
HK 304189; Jane M. Lyon, Mahonoy
City, Pa.
WorLD (THE) HOLDS BUT ONE FOR ME;
words by Lora Pvelyn Slater, music
by M. H. Ribble, arr. by Carlton Lee
Colby. [2280
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2; 1913;
I} 804048; M. H. Ribble co., Chicago.
122
ORLD (THE) LIES BETWEEN US NOW;
words by J. H. Foster, music by Jack
- Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
- Dugdale co., ine. [2231
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
' E 3804514; J. H. Foster, Midas, Nev.
Wozvu HAST DU DEN MUND; walzerlied.
von Jobst Haslinde; gesang u. kla-
vier. [2232
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 18, 19138;
E 302567; Eulenspiegel’ verlag,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement and neue
ausgabe. ]
Wreck (THE) OF THE TITANIC; words
by W. Kirkpatrick, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [2233
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 27, 1918;
E 304891; Will Kirkpatrick, Wies-
ling, Wash.
WREN (THE). See Out of doors.
| I (THE) RAG; written and
composed by Worton David and
George Arthurs. [2234
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1912;
E 302386; Star music pub. co., 1td.,
| London.
EE.
Ye EASTER BELLS; words by James
| Rowe, music by Thoro Harris. [2285
> © Aug. 24, 1912; 2c: Jan. 6, 1913;
‘ E 301011; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
| ville.
YEaRNING; words by W. H. Thompson,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
| Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
| inc. [2236
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1913;
| FE 304437: Warren H. Thompson.
| Knowlesville, N. Y.
YIDDISHER BEAR: words by C. S. AIl-
' berte, music by Rob’t D. Cohen.
i Unace. [2237
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1913; E 304303;
Chas. 8S. Alberte, New York.
You ARE THE APPLE OF MY EYE; words
and music by T. Rodgers. Dallas,
Bettie song pub. co. [2238
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 24, 1913;
E 304265; Tom Rodgers, Dallas.
You ARE THE SOMEONE; words by Har-
old Atteridge, music by J. Schwartz.
[2239
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
_ E 304575; Jean Schwartz co., inc..
_ New York.
1
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2248
You ARE THE SWEETEST THING; Song by
William C. Frawley. [2240
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1912; E 304096;
Regent publishing co., Denver.
You CAN DEPEND ON JESUS; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [2241
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2c. Jan. 28, 1913;
E 302688; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
You CAN’T REPAY THE DEBT YOU OWE
YOUR MOTHER; words by J. Will Cal-
lahan, music by Paul Pratt. [2242
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301050; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
You COME FROM THE LAND OF MY
DREAMS; from Somewhere else, lyric
by Avery Hopwood, music by Gustav
Luders. [2243
© Jan. 138, 1913; 2c. Jan. 14,1918;
E 301343; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
YOu’LL CALL THE NEXT LOVE THE FIRST;
words by Harold Atteridge, music by
J. Schwartz. [2244
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304572; Jean Schwartz co., inc.,
New York.
YOU'LL FIND IT SO; words and music
by Geo. W. Sebren. [2245
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1913;
FE 301190; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceberg, Tenn.
YOU MUST BE SHELTERED FROM THE
stoRM; words by C. Barr Carter,
music by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2246
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304483; Cynthia [B.] Carter, Ma-
rianna, Ark.
You NEED JESUS; words by Edith L.
Mapes, music by B. D. Ackley.
[2247
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301028; B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia.
You ONLY you; song and _ refrain,
words and music by Chas. B. Wes-
ton. Brooklyn, Weston & Howell.
[2248
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1913;
E 301040; Charles B. Weston,
Brooklyn.
3
2249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, 0. §., v. 8
YOU’RE GOING TO GET IT WHEN DAD
COMES HOME; words by S. Brown,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2249
(©) Dec). 15) 1082 3) Qirey Sema. FG,
1918; E 304215; Sarah T. Brown,
Cheshire, Conn.
You’vE GOT TO GET A MOVE ON IF YOU
WANT LAND; words and music by F.
A. Thole. [2250
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1912; E 3013878;
Frank A. Thole, Seattle.
Youna (THE)
Beringer; pf.
ing.
UHLAN; by Oscar
Continental finger-
(Characteristic pieces, no. 4.)
[2251
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
EH 3802208; Edwin Ashdown, lItd.,
London.
YOUR EYES HAVE TOLD ME; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by Geoffrey
O’Hara; in G. [2252
©) Jan. 6, 1913; 2c. dan, 4, 1919:
FE 301110; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
YOUR LIFE WITHOUT JESUS; words by
Mrs. H. C. Huckabee, music by E. C.
Huckabee. PPaa es
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Dec. 30, 1912;
FE 301292; KE. C. Huckabee, Hillsboro,
Tex.
YOUR MOTHER IS YOUR BEST FRIEND
AFTER ALL; words and music by C.
Coleman. New York, Songland mu-
sic pub. co. [2254
"Jan. 17, 1918: 15 ch.Jan,- 20,
1913 5° 1 ¢c.. Jan: 10, 1918;>°H 301507 ;
Charles Coleman, New York.
ZILCHER (PAvuL) Douze piéces faciles
(12 leichte klavierstticke); par P.
Zilcher, op. 103; piano. [2255
(Dee: 28° 1912+ 2 oc. Jans 21,
1918; E 302667; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
ZUR ENTLASSUNG; musik von Rudolf
Dost, op. 20; fiir zweistimmigen
kinder- oder frauenchor, mit klavier
oder harmonium-ad. lib-begleitung.
Partitur und stimmen. [2256
© Dec. 4, 1912; 2c. Jan. 13, 1918;
B® 302405; Karl Fritzsche, Leipzig.
ZWOLF (DIE) MONATE; von Max yon —
Treskow ; klavier. [2257 ©
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 Go gameeane |
1918; E 306156; Friedrich Hofmeis- |
ter, Leipzig. |
1sT ARABESQUE; by Claude Debussy, |
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch.
with piano conductor. New York,
Carl Fischer. (Deux arabesques.)
[2258
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1913 *) |
E 300887; A. Durand et fils, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
eS Oa |
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ce aamaar: |
1918; EH 306045; Durand et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ] '
2EME SUITE D’ORCHESTRE; de H. Gui- |
raud, transcription de H. Mouton; |
orchestre, piano conducteur. 1. Pre- —
miére partie. 2. Deuxiéme partie. |
[2260 |
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 27, |
1913; E 306103, 306104; Durand & |
cie., Paris.
2EME VALSE-IMPROMPTU; par Maurice |
Pesse; piano. [2261 |
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 27, |]
1918; E 306105; Durand & cie., |
Paris. |
2ND ARABESQUE; by Claude Debussy, |
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch, |
with piano conductor. New York, |
Carl Fischer. (Deux arene
[
© Dec. 8, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 4, 1913; |
FE 300888; A. Durand et fils, Paris. |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- |
ment. ]
8E TRIO; par Hd. Lalo, op. 26, transcrip-
tion par Léon Roques; en la mineur;
piano & 4 mains. [2263 |
© Dec. 28, 1912: 2 Geganean |
1918; E 306106; Durand & cie.,, |
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1918:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 6 unpublished) — 18
Class H, Musical compositions (including 129 unpublished)
Ue he SS hide ed Ne
2,245
[2259 |
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
AND THE SPIRIT AND THE BRIDE SAY
COME; words by Geo. R. Clarke,
music by James McGranahan. [1
© by Addie McGranahan, Bing-
hampton, N. Y., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3884, Jan. 25, 19138.
Original entry, July 17, 1885, no.
15478.
BABES IN THE WOOD; an operetta for
juveniles, words by Geo. Cooper,
music by Harrison Millard. [2
© by Marie Millard Gottschalk,
New York, as executrix, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3764, Jan.
2, 1913. Original entry, Feb. 26,
1885, no. 4930.
BACHELOR'S REVERIE; by W. M. Treloar,
op. 21.
© by W. M. Treloar, Kansas City,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3949, Feb. 3,
1913. Original entry, Mar. 17, 1885,
no. 6419.
BE YE KIND TO ONE ANOTHER; words
by C. B. Comfort, music by D. B.
Towner. [4
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3894, Jan. 25, 19153.
Original entry, July 23, 1885, no.
15948.
BELIEVE ON THE LorD; words by El
Nathan, music by James McGrana-
han. [5
© by Addie McGranahan, Bing-
hampton, N. Y., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 3882, Jan. 25, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, July 17, 1885, no. 15470.
BoBOLINK’s (THE) SONG; words by
Helen M. Winslow, music by Stephen
A. Emery, op. 38, no. 3. [6
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Col.. Stephen Emery, Richmond Hill.
N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St. John,
N. B., Ernestine Emery Meschter,
Woodbury, N. J.. as children of the
deceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3924, Jan. 27,
1913. Original entry, Jan. 21. 1886,
no. 1775.
[2263
BoGNAR WALTZ; by P. B. Perry. [7
© by Phil B. Perry, Kansas City,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3877, Jan.
23, 1918. Original entry, July 29,
1885, no. 16840.
BoNUM EST; by Dudley Buck, op. 64,
no. 2. [8
© by Mary E. Buck, New York,
as widow of the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3760, Jan.
2, 1918. Original entry, July 13,
1885, no. 15133.
CALL HIs NAME JESUS: words by
Frances Bevan, music by James Mc-
Granahan. [9
© by Addie McGranahan, Bing-
hamton, N. Y., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 38885, Jan. 25, 1913.
Original entry, July 17, 1885, no.
15475.
CHRIST IS RISEN; Easter carol, by
Geo. Wm. Warren. [10
© by Chas. E. Warren, New
York, as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 3840, Jan. 17, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Feb. 13, 1899, no. 12376.
CHRIST OUR PASSOVER; Easter anthem
in D, by Hart P. Danks; with so-
prano solo. PEL
© by Harriet R. Danks, Gertrude
L. Danks, Albert V. Danks, Lillian
P. Builder, care Hamilton S. Gordon,
New York, as widow, children, and
grand-child of the deceased author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 3762, Jan. 2, 1913. Original en-
try, Feb. 11, 1885, no. 3883.
CHRISTMAS; a little suite by A. D.
Turner, op. 33; piano. [12
© by Frank F. Turner, Birming-
ham. Ala., as the next of kin of the
author who is not living, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3781, Jan.
8, 1913. Original entry, Dec. 24,
1885, no. 27379.
125
CATALOGUE OF
22638 (13)
COME WHEN THE DAWN OF THE MORN-
ING; words by Francis Bennoch,
musie by Stephen A. Emery, op. 38,
no, a Ie [138
© by Sidney Hmery, Louviers, Col.,
Stephen Emery, Richmond Hill, N.
Y., Moritz H. Emery, St. John, N. B.,
Wrnestine Kmery Meschter, Wood-
bury, N. J., as children of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no, 8923, Jan. 27,
1918. Original entry, Jan. 21, 1886,
no, 1774.
DREAMING; canzonet,
words by Geo. Cooper, music by J. R.
Thomas. [14
© by Clara 'Thomas, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal no.
8847, Jan. 20, 1918. Renewal entry,
Oct. 7, 1899, no. 65054.
DREAMING, STILL
ErerRNIty WHERE:
daville,
words by H. A, Man-
music by James MeGrana-
han. [15
© by Addie MeGrahahan, Bing-
hamton, N. Y., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 8895, Jan. 25, 1918.
Original entry Sept. 5, 1885, no.
18858,
FATHER’S PET POLKA; intro. Home
sweet home, by P. B. Perry; piano
or cabinet organ, [16
© by Phil B. Perry, Kansas City.
Mo., as the author, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 8878, Jan. 23.
1918. Original entry, July 29, 1885,
”»
ho, 1 6342
FAYETTE NORMAL MARCH; by C. A.
Ward; cabinet organ or piano. [17
© by C. A. Ward, Sedalia, Mo., as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3873, Jan. 23, 1913;
Original entry, Mar. 16, 1885, no.
6287.
FLY AWAY WALTZ; by F. W. Root;
piano, {18
© by F. W. Root, Chicago, as the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 38956, Feb. 8, 1913.
Renewal entry, Jan, 5, 1899, no. 2534.
GARDEN (THE) OF THE LORD; words
by Mrs. C. L. Shacklock, musie by
D. B. Towner. [19
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 38887, Jan. 25, 1918.
Original entry, July 28, 1885, no.
15989.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
GavoTtr IN IF SHARP MINOR ; by J,
Orth; piano, [20
© by John Orth, Brookline, Mass.,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years Renewal no,
1913. Original entry, Dee. ‘OI, 1885,
no. 27058.
GLIDE
piano or cabinet organ. [21
© by Frank Noyes, Sedalia, Mo.,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 8875, Jan. 23,
1918. Orginal entry, Mar. 80, 1885,
no. T478.
GLORIA IN EXCELSTS IN 1) FLAT; chorus
by W. lL. Blumenschein ;
voices; organ ace.
© by W. L. Blumenschein, Dayton,
O., as the author,
years. Renewal no, 38809, Jan. 10,
1918. Original entry, Apr. 6, 1885,
no, 8122
OLDEN (THE) GATE; by D. B. Towner.
(Jn Wondrous love.)
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 8899, Jan. 25, 1918.
Original entry, Apr. 1, 1885, no. T771.
JRAND-MOTHER’S STORY;
op. 66;
piano, [24
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, |
in renewal for 28 |
author,
years. Renewal no. 8758, Jan. 2,
1918. Orignal entry, Jan. 3, 1885,
no, 224.
as the
HARK
by L. R. Dressler.
© by Louis R, Dressler, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 8889, Jan. 17,
1918. Original entry, Feb. 20, 1885,
no, 4626.
HE IS RISEN FROM THE DEAD; by D. B.
Towner, [26
© by D. B.
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 8891, Jan. 25, 1918.
Original entry, July 238, 1885, no.
15944.
HOMESTEAD SCHOTTISCHE; by D. W.
Crist; piano or cabinet organ. [27
© by D. W. Crist, Sedalia, Mo., as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 8874, Jan. 28, 1918.
Original entry, Mar. 80, 1885, no.
TAIT
126
pt. 111, n. 8, v. 8
8780, Jan. 3,
(THE) POLKA; by F. Noyes;
mixed |
[22 ,
in renewal for 28.
[23
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as |
duet by Carl —
Sidus [pseud. of Charles Kunkel]; —
TO THE CHILDREN; Easter carol, |
words by Helen M. Lathrop, music |
[25 |
Towner, Chicago, as |
ay
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LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
“no. 1, 1913
IN THE cross oF Curist I GLORY;
words by John Bowring, music by
James McGranahan., [28
© by Addie MecGranahan, Bing-
hamton, N. Y., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 3880, Jan. 25, 1918. Orig-
inal entry, July 17, 1885, no. 15468.
IN THE SECRET OF HIS PRESENCE; words
by Ellen Lakshmi Goreh, music by
G. C. Stebbins. [29
© by George ©. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3948, Jan. 31,
1913. Original entry, June 27, 1885,
no. 138964.
| Jack THE GIANT KILLER; an operetta
for children, words by Geo. Cooper,
music by Harrison Millard. [30
© by Marie Millard Gottschalk,
New York, as executrix, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3766,
Jan. 2, 1918. Original entry, Feb.
26, 1885, no. 4928.
JOLLY BROTHERS GALoP (Bruder lus-
tig) ; arr. by Charles Wels; 4 hands,
[31
© by Anton B. Wels, Woodlawn
Heights, N. Y., as child of the au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 3845, Jan. 20, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Apr. 18, 1899, no. 27037.
JUBILATE Dro; by G. W. Marston. [32
© by E. Howard Thayer, Boston,
as executor, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3921, Jan. 27, 1913.
Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886, no. 811.
LEAD KINDLY LIGHT; by Dudley Buck,
op. 65, no. 2. (Octavo edition.) [33
© by Mary E. Buck, New York,
as widow of the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3761,
Jan. 2, 1913. Original entry, Oct. 19,
1885, no. 21940.
LET YOUR LIGHT SO SHINE; words by
C. L. S., music by D. B. Towner.
[34
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3888, Jan. 25, 1913.
Original entry, July 238, 1885, no.
15940.
LIFT YOUR GLAD VOICES; by A. J. Hol-
den. 1. Contralto or baritone in B
flat. 2. Contralto or tenor in E flat.
[35
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
3837, 3836, Jan. 17, 1913. Original
entry, Feb. 11, 1885, no. 3868, 3869.
1
N.
)
—
2263 (48)
DRUMS (Marche des
tambours); by Sydney Smith, arr.
by Charles Wels; four hands. [36
© by Anton B. Wels, Woodlawn
Ileights, N. Y., as child of the au-
MARCH OF THE
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no, 3846, Jan. 20, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Apr. 18, 1899, no. 27038.
MAriIQquITA; bolero, Italian words by
I. Golisciani, English words by
George Cooper, music by FE. Marzo,
op. 28; soprano, [37
© by Eduardo Marzo, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3851, Jan. 20,
1918. Original entry, Oct. 5, 1885,
no. 20890.
MIGNONETTE; by S. B. Schlesinger, op.
1 nox 8; [38
© by Sebastian B. Schlesinger,
Paris, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3778, Jan. 3,
1918. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1885,
no. 28364.
My MOTIIER’S HANDS; by D. B. Towner.
[39
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3897, Jan. 25, 1913.
Original entry, Dec. 31, 1885, no.
28137.
My sou LoNGETH; by G. W. Marston.
[40
© by E. Howard Thayer, Boston,
as executor, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3920, Jan. 27, 1913.
Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886, no. 810.
NEITHER DO I CONDEMN THEE; words by
El Nathan, music by James McGran-
ahan. [41
© by Addie McGranahan, Bing-
hamton, N. Y., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 3881, Jan. 25, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, July 17, 1885, no. 15469.
NINETY-FIRST (THE) PSALM (He that
dwelleth) ; music by L. W. Ballard;
solo, chorus and orchestra. [42
© by L. W. Ballard, Lewiston,
Me., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3850, Jan. 20,
19183. Original entry, Sept. Zi, 1885,
no. 19898.
NOCTURNE IN F MAJor; by S. B. Schle-
singer, op. 13. [43
© by Sebastian B. Schlesinger,
Paris, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3777, Jan. 3,
1918. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1885,
no. 28366.
7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2263 (44)
NorTHERN (THE) STAR; by Ses OuT OF THE DEPTHS; by G. W. Mar- |
Emery, op. 38, no. 2.
© by Ernestine Emery Meschter,
.Woodbury, N. J., Sidney Emery,
Louviers, Colo., Moritz H. Emery, St.
john, NN. B.; Stephen Emery, Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y., as children of the
deceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3779, Jan. 3,
1913. Original entry, Dec. 4, 1885,
no. 25460.
“
Oxtp MorHerR Hupparp; an operetta for
juveniles, words by Geo. Cooper, mu-
sie by Harrison Millard.
© by Marie Millard Gottschalk,
New York, as executrix, in renewal |
for 28 years. Renewal no 3765,
Jan. 2, 1918. Original entry, Feb.
26, 1885, no. 4929.
OLD WINTER COMES; words by Dora
Read Goodale, music by R. H.
Woodman; baritone or contralto.
[46
© by R. Huntington Woodman,
Brooklyn, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3854,
Jan. 20, 1918. Original entry, Oct.
23, 1885, no. 22244.
ON BLOOMING MEADOWS; duet, waltz
by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel], op. 72; piano. [47
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3757, Jan. 2,
1913. Original entry, Jan. 3, 1885,
no. 225;
ONCE AT THE ANGELUS; by S. B. Schle-
singer. [48
© by Sebastian B.
Paris, as the author,
28 years. Renewal no. 3782, Jan. 3,
1913. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1885,
no. 28365.
Schlesinger,
in renewal for
OUR MOTHER’S WAY; words furnished
by E) Nathan, music arr. by James
MecGranahan. [49
© by Addie McGranahan, Bing-
hamton, N. Y., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 3886, Jan. 25, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, July 17, 1885, no. 15474.
OUR SUN AND SHIELD; words by C. L.
[45 |;
pt. 11, n. S v.8 |
ston. [51
© by E. Howard Thayer, Boston, |
as executor, in renewal for 28 years. }
Renewal no. 3922, Jan. 27, 1913) \%
Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886, no. 812.
PLEASURE PARTY; quick step by Chas. |
D. Blake; pianoforte. [52 |
© by White- Smith musie pub. co., |
Boston, as employer of the author, |
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal |
no. 3950, Feb. 3, 1918. Original en- |
try, Jan. 30, 1885, no. 2762.
REDEEMED; words by Harriet Jones, |
music by D. B. Towner. [53
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as |
the author, in renewal ‘for 28 years. |
Renewal no. 3883, Jan. 25, 1913,
Original entry, Apr. 6, 1885, no.
8102.
ROSE SCHOTTISCHE; by HE. R. Besly.
© by E. Rose Besly, Sedalia, Mo.,
as the author, in renewal for 28 |
years. Renewal no. 3876, Jan. 28, |
1913. Original entry, May 29, 1885, jj
no. 12036.
SECOND MOTETTE COLLECTION; cOom-
posed, selected and adapted by Dud- ||
ley Buck. e [56
© by Mary E. Buck, New York, ||
as widow of the author, in exten- |
sion for 14 years. Renewal no. |
3848, Jan. 20, 1913. Renewal entry,
Oct. 7, 1899, no. 65058.
Secret (LE) D’AMOUR; par Bruno Os-
car Klein, op. 82; piano. [56
© by Mrs. E. Klein, New York, |
as widow of the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 3798. |
Jan. 7, 1918. Original entry, Feb. 18, |
1885, no. 4457, — :
SEEK FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD; __
words by Mrs. H. Jones, music by
D. B. Towner. 57
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as |
the author, in renewal for 28 years. |
Renewal no. 3892, Jan. 25, 1913.
Original entry, July 238, 1885, no.
15945.
SHort Tr Deum No. 6 IN E FLAT; with
S., arr. by El Nathan, music by out repetitions, by Dudley Buck, op.
D. B. Towner. [50 61. no; 1, [58 ©
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as © by Mary E. Buck, New York, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years. widow of the author, in renewal for
Renewal] no. 3893, Jan. 25,. 1918. 28 years. Renewal no. 3759, Jan. 2,
Original entry, July 23, 1885, no. 1918. Original entry, July 7, 1885,
15946. no. 14638.
128
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. 1, 1918
2263 (73)
SIMPLE SIMON; quartet, by J. C. Macy;
male voices. No. 5065. [59
© by J. ©. Macy, Winter Hill,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3852, Jan. 20,
1918. Original entry, Oct. 19, 1885,
no, 21931.
SING UNTO THE LORD; Christmas an-
them, by W. L. Blumenschein ; mixed
voices, organ acc. [60
© by W. L. Blumenschein, Day-
ton, O., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3810, Jan. 10,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 6, 1885,
no. 8124.
SINGING OF BIRDS; mazurka brilliant,
by A. P. Weyman; piano. [61
© by Addie Weyman, New York,
as widow of the author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal no. 3841, Jan.
17, 1918. Renewal entry, Feb. 18,
1899, no. 12321.
SWEETHEART; by F. Lynes; in A flat.
[62
© by Frank Lynes, Cambridge,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3919, Jan. 27,
1913. Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886,
no. 809.
Tre DEUM NO. 5 IN B MINOR; by Dudley
Buck, op. 60, no. 1. Octavo edition.
[63
© by Mary E. Buck, New York, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years Renewal no. 3853, Jan. 20,
1913. Original entry, Oct. 19, 1885,
no. 21942.
THAT LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE COR-
NER; song and chorus, words by
Dexter Smith, music by C. A. White.
[64
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 3785, Jan. 8, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Jan. 9, 1899, no. 3641.
THAT WONDERFUL LAND; by D. B.
Towner. (Jn Wondrous love.) [65
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3898, Jan. 25, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 1, 1885, no. 7791.
THIS IS THE DAY; Easter anthem by
H. P. Danks. [66
© by Bertha Danks Builder,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3838, Jan. 17,
1913. Original entry, Feb. 11, 1885,
no. 3870.
TREMOLO; grande étude de concert par
Louis Moreau Gottschalk, op. 58, ed.
and fingered by John Orth. [67
© by Celestine Louise Gottschalk,
Asbury Park, N. J., as next of kin of
the author who is not living, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal no.
3944, Jan. 20, 1918. Renewal entry,
Apr, 18, 1899, no. 27040.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITcH) Hu-
moreske; by P. Tschaikowsky, op.
10, no. 2, rev. and fingered by A.
Foote. [68
© by Arthur Foote, Brookline,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3925, Jan. 27,
1913. Original entry, Jan. 21, 1886,
no. 1777.
TWITTERING OF THE MOCKING BIRD;
fantasie brillante, by Emma Clarke
Barrows; piano. [69
© by Mrs. H. E. James, Milwau-
kee, as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3947, Jan. 31,
1918. Original entry, Oct. 29, 1885,
no. 22719.
VALSE IMPROMPTU; par Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 82; piano. [70
© by Mrs. E. Klein, New York, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3799, Jan. 7,
1918. Original oo fia Feb. 18, 1885,
no. 4458.
VENITE, IN B FLAT; by W. L. Blumen-
schein; mixed voices, organ acc.
[71
© by W. L. Blumenschein, Day-
ton, O., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 3808, Jan. 10,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 6, 1885,
no. 8121.
WATCH THEREFORE, WATCH; words by
Harriet Jones, music by D. B.
Towner. [72
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3890, Jan. 25, 1913.
Original entry, July 238, 1885, no.
15943.
WATCHING FOR THE MORNING; words
furnished by D. L. Moody, music by
D. B. Towner. [73
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 38896, Jan. 25, 1913.
Original entry, Dec. 31, 1885, no.
28136.
129
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WHEN ALL THE SAINTS GET HOME; | WHEN LOVE IS DONE; by F. Lynes; in
words by Harriet Jones, music by A flat. [75
D. B. Towner. [74 © by Frank Lynes, Cambridge,
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as Mass., as the author, in renewal for
the author, in renewal for 28 years. 28 years. Renewal no. 3918, Jan. 27,
Renewal no. 3889, Jan. 25, 1918. 1913. Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886,
Original entry, July 28, 1885, no. no. 808.
15941.
130
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ee ee ee ee
te
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF
INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
ANNIVERSARY MARCH; by Saenger. [76
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1913; recorded,
, eee eS ya
AS BIRDS GREET MORNING SKIES; from
Somewhere else. [77
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
View, Bo oe.
BEES. [78
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
BELLE (LA) HELENE; selection. [79
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 1913; recorded,
w.-2, p. 32.
BELLE (LA) HELENE; waltzes. [80
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York,
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 1913; recorded.
v. 2, p. 32.
Borrow: FROM ME. [81
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 34.
BREAD, CHEESE AND KISSES; lyrics by
Theo. Stempfel, jr., music by Jos. E.
Howard and Herbert P. Stothart.
[82
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 7, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 29.
BREAK, LIGHT DIVINE. [83
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
¥y. 2, p. 32.
BURLESQUE (LA) OVERTURE; by Suppe-
Roberts. [84
©Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 6, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 30.
BUTTERFLY BALLET. [85
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
[2263
BYE BYE LAND. [86
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
CALL ME EARLY IN THE MORNING. [87
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1913; re-
corded, vy. 2, p. 30.
CELLO (THE) FELLOW; lyric by The»
Stempfel, jr., music by Jos. E. How-
ard, Herbert P. Stothart. [88
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 7, 1918; recorded.
Wi (2) Pa BS.
CHIMES, BOOK 1. [89
© Henry Hauser, New Haven.
Notice rec’d Feb. 4, 1918; recorded,
¥, 2. Te -oot
COME BACK TO ME. [90
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
COME ON AND RAG WITH ME. [91
© Jerome H. Remick & co... New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
CROSSING THE BAR; by Eugene Cowles.
[92
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 24, 1913. recorded, v.
2 Di aes
DANCING MAN; lyric by Theo. Stemp-
fel, jr., music by Jos. E. Howard and
Herbert P. Stothart. [93
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 7, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, Bo
DINGLE DANGLE FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE.
[94
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
4 ae Ws cou
DocKSTADER (THE) RAG. [95
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1913; re-
corded, vy. 2, p. 30.
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Don’r YOU MIND THE SORROW; by Eu-
gene Cowles. [96
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 24, 1918; recorded,
Vis, DP. es
DOWN IN DEAR OLD NEW ORLEANS. [97
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
DowN ON UNCLE JASPAR’S FARM; song.
[98
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 28,
1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 81.
DREAM (A) OF CALVARY. [99
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1918; recorded,
Vi ay Dis ees
DREAMS OF LOVE. [100
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
FACH LITTLE FEELING. [101
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
ECHOES OF SEVILLE. [102
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
FATHER; from Somewhere else. [1038
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1918; recorded,
Vv. 2, '). oe.
FLORENTINER MARCH; bv Morena. [104
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
‘tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 82.
For YOU DEAR HEART; from Somewhere
else. [105
© M. Witmark & sons. New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2, p. 82.
FORGET ME Not; from Somewhere else.
[106
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913: recorded,
Viger, Dien
FROM YOU FOR ME; lyrics by Theo.
Stempfel, jr., music by Jos. E. How-
ard and Herbert P. Stothartt. [107
© Chas. K. Harris. New York.
Notice ree’d Jan.
v. 2, p. 29.
7, 1918: recorded, |
pt. Itt, aie, 8
FUNICULI FUNICULA; by Roberts. [108
© Carl Fischer, New York. No- —
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1918; recorded,
Ve 2) De oo.
GABBI (THE) SONGS; by Eloise Gabbi.- |
[109 |
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 16, 1918; recoriens
Vv. 2 OL,
Gre I WISH THAT IT WAS ME. [110
© Leo Feist, inc, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 14, 1913; recorded,
vw, Qe SO.
GOLDEN POTLATCH. Bet Is ba
© Leo Feist, inc, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan. 14, 1918; recorded,
sys Ds, Oe
GOODNIGHT NURSE, | [112
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 80.
Gypsy (A) KING am I;
Cowles. {1138
© Oliver Ditson c¢o., Boston.
Notice rec’d Jan. 24, 1918; recorded,
Vigo, Liou
HAVE PITY SWEET EYES; by Tenaglia-
Winn. [114
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice
rec’d Jan. 6, 1918; recorded, y. 2,
p. 80.
HEART OF HEARTS. [115
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1988;
recorded, v. 2, p. 34.
by Grieg-Roberts..
[116
by Eugene
HEART WOUNDS;
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice
rec’d Jan. 6, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 30.
HELLO BILL; by 'Tobani. [117
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice
rec’d Jan. 20, 1918; recorded, vy. 2,
p. 32.
Horp (THE) UP RAG. [118
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice reec’d Jan. 10, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
HOME SWEET HOME GIRL. [119
© Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6,
1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 33.
HONEY MAKE THAT FELLOW PLAY CELLO
AGAIN. [120
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Feb. 6, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 34.
32
NOTICES OF USER
no. 1, 1913
Horse (THE) TROT. [121
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 34.
Hour (THE) OF LOVE; words by Thé-
résa McDonnell, music by Herbert
W. Weymann. [122
© H. A. Weymann & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. Notice rec’d Jan. 11,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 29..
How bo you po; from Somewhere else.
[123
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
Wa D.. Se.
_ How MANY TIMES Do I LOVE THEE; by
- Eugene Cowles. [124
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 24, 1913; recorded, v.
2 Dee
I DON’T WANT A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
[125
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2. Dp. 32.
I JUST WANT SOMEONE TO LOVE ME;
FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE. [126
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
vi.2, Dp. 32.
I KNOW THAT YOU REMEMBER, BUT I
WONDER IF YOU CARE. P27
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 8, 1918; recorded,
Va 2, Dp. 2D.
I’LL BE WELCOME IN ANY HOME TO-DAY.
[128
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 14, 1913; recorded, v.
2, D.. 30.
I’LL COME BACK TO YOU. [129
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
ILL DO THAT LITTLE THING FOR YOU.
[130
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d: Feb. 7, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 33.
I'LL FIND A BOY. [131
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 7, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 33.
I'M GOIN’ BACK TO MEMPHIS TENNES-
SEE. [132
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 4, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 33.
2263 (144)
I’M LUCKY TO GET BY; words by
Blanche Merrill, music by Leo Ed-
wards. [133
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 16, 1913; reconded,
¥. 2 Ph oi
I WANT A BOY TO LOVE ME. [134
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1913;
recorded, y. 2, p. 30.
I WANT TO SEE MY FATHERLAND. [1385
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1918; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
Ir I KISSED YoU, FROM SOMEWHERE
ELSE. [136
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
Was te SA:
Ir I WERE ONLY A MAN, fist
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Feb. 4, 1913; recorded,
VED Oo:
IN A RED ROSE GARDEN, [138
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
IN AFTER YEARS. [139
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
IN MY BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL DREAMS.
[140
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 14, 1913; recorded,
V.'2,: Di su.
IN TWILIGHT TOWN. [141
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 1913;
recorded, vy. 2, p. 30.
INVINCIBLE (THE) EMPIRE; by Losey.
[142
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1913; recorded,
We 2y Pp. SZ,
IT’S DISTINCTLY NICE; from Somewhere
else. [143
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
vi By pe SB:
JUST SAY THAT YOU WILL MISS ME;
lyric by Theo. Stempfel jr., music by
Jos. E. Howard and Herbert P.
Stothart. [144
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 7, 1913; recorded.
Vi aah 20.
133
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2263 (145)
JUST TO SEE YOU DEAR ONCE MORE. [145
© Jerome H. Remick & co.. New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1918; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
KILL THAT BEAR. [146
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 80.
LADY (THE) OF THE SLIPPER; march
and two-step from the opera. [147
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan. 21, 1918; recorded,
¥. Sop. Sh.
LANCE AND SHIELD; by Laurendeau.
[148
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2, Dy oan
- Last (THE) SPRING; by Grieg-Roberts.
[149
© Carl] Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 6, 1918; recorded, v.
2, D. 80.
LAY (THE) OF AN RGG; from Some-
where else. [150
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan. 29, 1918; recorded,
7 2. Dp.
LEVEE Lov. [151
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’é Feb. 6, 19138; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 84.
LITTLE (A) BUNCH OF SHAMROCKS:
song. [152
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 238,
19138; recorded, vy. 2, p. 31.
LOLA’S DREAM; by Tobani. [1538
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 6, 1918; recorded. v.
» »)
2, p. 30.
LOVE AND GLORY. [154
© Leo Feist, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 14, 19138; recorded,
v. 2. p. 30.
LOVE AT FIRST sIGHT; from Somewhere
else. [155
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
Wi wy Du tee
LOVE FOR A DAY; lyric by Theo. Stem-
pfel jr., music by Jos. E. Howard
and Herbert P. Stothart. [156
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 7, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, p. 29.
1
)
oO
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY. [157
© Leo Feist, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 14, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2. p. 30:
LOVE IN IDLENESS; by Macbeth. [158
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 6, 1918; recorded, vy.
a Di oO.
LOVE IS A GRAND OLD THING SO GIMME
LITTLE BIT OF LOVIN. [159
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
LOW BRIDGE! EVERYBODY DOWN; or, Fif-
teen cents. [160
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Feb. 4, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 33.
LURLINE OVERTURE; by Wallace-Saf-
ranek. [161
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec'd Feb. 7, 1918; recorded, v.
2: PSB.
MALINDA. [162
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 19138;
recorded, v. 2. p. 34.
MINUET; op. 50. [1638
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
oe ie eke
Moror MAID; by Braham. [164
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1918; recorded, vy.
» 295
a, DP. oA.
My EVENING SHRINE. [165
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan. 14, 19138; recorded,
Yi 2 pe Sr.
MY HEART WILL HEAR. [166
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
ws 2, p. B2:
My HEART'S DESIRE I FIND IN you. [167
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice reec’d Feb. 4, 1918; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 38.
My Honorvurvu Lov. [168
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
My LANDLADY. [169
© Leo Feist, inc., New York, No-
tice rec’d Jan. 14, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 30.
+
NOTICES OF USER
[170
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
My LONELY ROSE.
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1918; re-
F corded, v. 2, p. 34.
MY MAN. [171
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
' York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
® corded, v. 2, p. 34.
| My TURKISH OPAL. [172
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 80, 1918; recorded,
TK S2.
_Mysvic BEAuTY; veil dance. [173
. © Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 19138; recorded.
a. De Sep
_NASHVILLE TENNESSEE; words’. by
Michael Gallagher, music by Her-
bert W. Weymann. [174
H. A. Weymann & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. Notice rec’d Jan. 11,
® 1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 29.
! NINETTA WALTZES. [175
'
f
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 1913; recorded,
VW 2 D- Oe.
OH, THAT HEAVENLY MAN;
Blanche Merrill, music by Leo. Ed-
wards. [176
|
\
[: © Chas. K. Harris, New York.
t
lyric by
Notice rec’d Jan. 16, 1913; recorded,
Wo, ek ol.
! OH YOU SILV’RY BELLS. TAIT
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1918; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
_ ON THE FRONTIER; by Arthur. [178
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 32.
ON THE 4-11-44 ror BALTIMORE. [179
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 24, 1913; recorded.
¥. 2, Pp. ol.
ONCE IN PURPLE TWILIGHT; by Eu-
gene Cowles. [180
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 24, 1918; recorded, v.
2, p. 32.
PARAGRAPH RINGELREIHN ; by Fall-Rob-
erts. [181
© Carl] Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 32.
t
: TE neater me ee =
2268 (194)
PicaporeE (THE); march by Sousa.
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 6, 1918; recorded, v.
2, p. 30.
RAGTIME JIM. [1838
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 19138; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
Rose (THE) OF KILDARE. [184
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 14, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p.. 80.
SAInt (THE) VITUS RAG. [185
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
SAND (THE) MAN’S TRAIN; song. [186
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 28,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 31.
SHOULDER TO SHOULDER; march by Ar-
thur. [187
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 6, 1913; recorded, v.
2» De. OO:
SINGLE. [188
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 19138;
recorded, vy. 2, p. 34.
So LoNG SUE. [189
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 34.
SocIAL LIFE; by Boehme. [190
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1918; recorded,
¥, 2, p: 32.
SOME Boy. [191
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 1913; recorded,
Vile, D... oo.
SOMEBODY’S EYES; Somewhere
else. [192
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, p.. 32:
Sona (THE) OF THE ROSEBUDS; from
Somewhere else. [193
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
¥,. 2, D. Bee
SOUTHERN ROSES; by Strauss-Borch.
from
[194
© Carl] Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 6,° 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 30.
135
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2263 (195)
SPANISH EYES. [195
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
SPIRIT OF PEACE; by Goldman. [196
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, P. oe.
SUFFRAGETTES ; by Schreiner. [197
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec'd Jan. 20, 1918; recorded,
Vi 2, Y. Oc.
SUMMER OF THE HEART; by Eugene
Cowles. [198
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 24, 1913; recorded,
Ve2. Potae.
SwAMP ANGEL. [199
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 34.
SWEETIE SWEET. [200
© Leo Feist, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d: Jan. 14, 1918; recorded,
T. 2. poe.
TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS AND SAY YOU
LOVE ME. [201
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 32.
TaLtE (THE) OF THE BUNNIES; from
Somewhere else. [202
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 32.
TANGUAY TANGLE; words by Blanche
Merrill, music by Leo Edwards.
[203
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 16, 1913; recorded,
y. 2, Dp. ol.
THAT ENGLISH RAG. [204
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
THAT MARQUARD GLIDE. [205
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 19138; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
THAT’S A FUNNY PLACE TO KISS A GIRL.
[206
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 31.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8 1:
THEN SHE GAVE ME YOU—JUST YOU.
207 |
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New |
York. Notice rec’d Jan 11, 1913; |
recorded, v. 2, p. 30.
Tris you I LOVE FOR AYE. [208 |
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- |
tce rec’d Jan. 14, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 30.
TOUT A’ VOUS. é, [209 |
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 30, 1918; recorded,
Vinay Ds see
TWILIGHT. [210
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR; from
Somewhere else. [211
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2p J oe
U AND I PoLKA; by Short. [212
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 7, 1913; recorded, v.
2, D. Sea:
UNDER FIRE; by Losey. [2138
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 1913; recorded, vy.
a a
UNDERNEATH THE COTTON MOON. [214
© Geo. W. Meyer musie co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 1, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 38.
WAKING HOURS. [215
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 14, 1918; recorded,
Vv. 2 pra!
WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY. [216
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 14, 1918; recorded, v.
2, p. 30.
WHEN A MAN HAS HIS PIPE AND HIS
pog; from Somewhere else. [217
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Jan, 29, 1913; recorded,
Vi 2, Pooe.
WHEN MOTHER SUNG THOSE DEAR SWEET
SONGS OF OLD. [218
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 7, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 33.
136
no. 1, 19135
r
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2263 (225)
WHEN ROSETIME COMES AGAIN. [219
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice red Jan. 30, 1915; recorded,
Wem 2. 82.
WHEN THE RAINBOW SHINES BRIGHT AT
MORN. [220
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10, 1918; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 30.
WHEN You KNOW wiry. [221
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec'd Jan, 14, 1918; recorded,
Tio he ol.
WHISTLE. [222
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Feb. 4, 1918; recorded,
® v..2, p. 33.
10
78693—15
WITH TRUMPET AND DRUM; by Weldon,
[223
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Jan. 20, 19183; recorded, v.
2y PD. O2e
You COME FROM THE LAND OF MY
DREAMS; from Somewhere else. [224
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Jan. 29, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2p, 82.
YOU’RE ON THE RIGHT ROAD, [225
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1918; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 34.
137
2264—3916
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CA'TALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
1918
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 8
No. 2
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIOE
1913
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright. Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.” |
oe Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing |
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is |
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep- |
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,’” |
12 études élémentaires,”’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class —
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,”’ “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged |
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are |
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading |
‘‘Words by,’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy- |
right Office. )
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated: |
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’? Class E, Musical composi- —
tions; ‘‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©,’’ implies copyright reg- |
istration of a publisised composition, followed by date of publication; “© 1c.,” stands |
for copyright of an unpublished work followed by date of receipt in the Copyright |
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.,”’ for 2 copies, followed by the date |
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or ©
issues containing such contributions is required. |
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions under |
section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately |
following the text. |
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or |
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce |
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The final number, completing the volume, |
will be followed by a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub- |
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1 for
the year 1913, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, |
D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
(zz)
COPYRIGHT ACT OF MARCH 2, 1913.
_ [Norr.—The new matter in this amendatory act is printed in italics.)
e
AN ACT
To amend section fifty-five of “An Act to amend and consolidate the Acts
respecting copyright,” approved March fourth, nineteen hundred and nine.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress assembled, That section fifty-
" five of the Act entitled “An Act to amend and consolidate the Acts
respecting copyright,” approved March fourth, nineteen hundred
and nine, be amended to read as follows:
“ Sec. 55. That in the case of each entry the person recorded as
the claimant of the copyright shall be entitled to a certificate of reg-
istration under seal of the copyright office, to contain the name and
- address of said claimant, the name of the country of which the author
of the work is a citizen or subject, and when an alien author domi-
ciled in the United States at the time of said registration, then «a
statement of that fact, including his place of domicile, the name of
the author (when the records of the copyright office shall show the
same), the title of the work which is registered for which copyright
is claimed, the date of the deposit of the copies of such work, the
date of publication if the work has been reproduced in copies for
sale, or publicly distributed, and such marks as to class designation
and entry number as shall fully identify the entry. In the case of a
book, the certificate shall also state the receipt of the affidavit, as
] provided by section sixteen of this Act, and the date of the comple-
tion of the printing, or the date of the publication of the book, as
stated in the said affidavit. The register of copyrights shall prepare
a printed form for the said certificate, to be filled out in each case
as above provided for in the case of all registrations made after this
Act goes into effect, and in the case of all previous registrations so
far as the copyright office record books shall show such facts, which
certificate, sealed with the seal of the copyright office, shall, upon
payment of the prescribed fee, be given to any person making appli-
.
as
— i,
ee
ee
A lll
cation for the same. Said certificate shall be admitted in any court
as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein. In addition to
such certificate the register of copyrights shall furnish, upon request,
without additional fee, a receipt for the copies of the work deposited
to complete the registration.”
{
|
|
|
Approved, March 2, 1913.
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NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF COPYRIGHT BOOKS, MAPS, —
CHARTS, DRAMATIC OR MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS, ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
PRINTS, CHROMOS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS. 1
|
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian |
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred |
to the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, including the law —
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Congress for sale or exchange, or be transferred to
other Government libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and —
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what |
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the §
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state- —
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author, —
eopyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the —
expiration of the month of December of that year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period ff
of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act: And}
provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be de-§
stroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright |
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law, |
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, chart, dramatic orf
musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph |
deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Librarian
of Congress during the years 1890 to 1899, inclusive, that any such }
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to
the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy- |
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving, }
eut, print, chromo, or photograph, the year in which copyright regis- }
tration was made, and, if possible, the number under which such}
eopyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, en-}
graving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph was entered for copy- }
right, with a request for its return. On receipt of such information }
and request, such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical }
composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph will be re-
turned to the author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant,
unless it has been otherwise disposed of according to law. | 1
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, chart,
dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo,|}
or photograph should be made as early as possible during the year }
1913. If no such application has been received during said year,|
such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, }
engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph may be disposed of in}
accordance with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Frepsruary 1, 1913.
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DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY-
RIGHT PROPERTIES.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
-act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled “An act to amend and
consolidate the acts respecting copyright, ” that the copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodicals
named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indicated in
the list given below.
_ One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress. Only the duplicate
copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
_ The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
.name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies indi-
“eated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
i
i
List oF COPYRIGHTED MONTHLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHICH MAY BE WITHDRAWN.
|
tA B C pathfinder railway guide. 1879-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
American digest. 1887-1909
© West pub. co.
| American journal of the medical sciences. 1870-1909
| © Lea bros. & co.; H. C. Lea; H. C. Lea’s sons & co.
American society of civ il engineers. Proceedings and Transac- 1873-1909
tions.
© American soc. of civil engineers.
_ Argosy. 1890-1909
© Frank A. Munsey; The Frank A. Munsey co.; Munsey & co.
| Automobile. 1899-1907
© E. L. Powers co.; Class journal co.
Baby pathfinder. ; 1886-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
Bibliotheca sacra. 1870-1906
© Bibliotheca sacra co.; W. F. Draper; E. J. Goodrich.
Brickbuilder. 1892-1909
© Rogers and Manson; Brickbuilder pub. co.
| Buyers’ reference. 1892-1909
© Buyers’ reference co.
Carpet and upholstery trade review. 1888-1909
© Review pub. co.
Carriage monthly. 1873-1909
© Ware bros.; Ware bros. co.; I. D. Ware.
: Cassier’s magazine. 1891-1909"
© Cassier magazine co.
Chicago apparel gazette. 1903-1909
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Christian science journal. 1885-1909
© Mary Baker G. Eddy; National christian scientists assn.
Clothier and furnisher. 1894-1909
© Masson pub. co.; Geo. N. Lowrey co. .
] Delineator. 1874-1909
© Butterick pub. co.; E. Butterick & co.
_ Eastern drug market. spy 1901-1908
© Eastern drug co.
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DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Helectiec medical journal.
© Scudder bros. co.; John M. Scudder; John M. Scudder &
sons.
Hdueational review.
© Henry Holt & co.; Educational review pub. co.
Wlectrical age.
© Electrical age pub. co.
Engineering magazine.
© John R. Dunlap; Engineering mag. co.
Frank Leslie’s magazine.
© Frederick L. Colver; Frank Leslie pub. house; Mrs. Frank
Leslie. ;
Furniture trade review.
© Review pub. co.
General digest. American and English.
© Lawyers’ cooperative pub. co.
Good housekeeping.
© Good housekeeping; Phelps pub. co.; Clark W. Bryan & co.
Guaranteed attorneys’ quarterly.
© John R. Bland.
Haberdasher.
© J. W. Gibson co.; Haberdasher co.
Homiletic monthly.
© J. F. Wagner; Homiletic monthly.
Homiletie review.
© Funkand Wagnalls co.; I. K. Funk & co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
Hub.
© Trade news pub. co.
Tee and refrigeration.
© H. S. Rich & co.; Nickerson & Collins co.
Inland printer.
© Inland printer co.
Journal of cutaneous and genito-urinary diseases.
© Physicians’ pub. co.; Grafton press; Wm. Wood & Co.; D.
Appleton & ©@o.
Keystone.
© Benjamin Thorpe; Keystone pub. co.; Samuel H. Steele.
Ladies’ home journal.
© Curtis pub. co.; Cyrus H. K. Curtis.
List of buyers.
© Buyers reference co.; Gage pub. co.
Machinery.
© Industrial press.
Medicine.
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
Men’s wear.
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Mercantile adjuster.
© Mercantile adjuster pub. co.
Merck’s archives; and Merck’s report.
© Merck & co.
Missionary review of the world.
© Funk & Wagnalls co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
Motor.
© Wm. Randolph Hearst; Star co.; New pub. co.
Nickel pathfinder.
© New England railway pub. co.
Official railway equipment guide; and Official railway equipment
register.
© Railway equipment and pub. co.
Rand-McNally railway guide and handbook.
© American railway guide co.; Rand, McNally & co.
Rudder.
© Rudder pub. co.; T. F. Day.
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1891-1909 |
1890-1909 :
1891-1909
1891-1909 |
1875-1905 :
1889-1909
1894-1907.
1885-1909
1901-1909
1889-1909 |
1900-1909
1881-1909
1893-1909
1891-1909
1891-1909
1887-1908 |
1889-1909
1887-1909
1903-1909
1894~1909 —
1895-1906
1896-1909
1886-1909
1892-1909 |
1888-1909 |
1903-1909 |
1886-1909 |
1896-1909 _
1872-1901 |
1890-1909 |
*
Short stories.
co.; F. M. Somers.
‘Smart set.
© Ess ess pub. co.
Success.
© Success co.; Success pub. co.; McGraw-Marden co.
Therapeutic gazette.
; © Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
‘Travelers and shippers directory.
q Denborn co.
Travelers official railway guide; and Official guide.
i © National railway pub. co.
Travelers railway guide; and Travelers ready reference guide.
fe © Knickerbocker guide co.; American railway guide co.
_ Upholsterer.
4 © Clifford & Lawton; Clifford Scott & Lawton.
; ‘Western brewer.
© H. S. Rich & co.; J. M. Wing & co.
(VII)
© Current literature pub. co.; Harold Goodwin; Short stories
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
1890-1909
1900-1909
1897-1909
1885-1909
1899-1906
1870-1909
1885-1909
1887-1909
1876-1909
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in-
struments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June
14, 1911). These proclamations were printed on pages v—x of Part
3, volume 6, no. 7, and page 1v of No. 12, of the Catalogue of Copy- —
right Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill |
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den-
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911), |
the Netherlands (Mar. 3, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911).
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
A HUNTING I WILL GO; words by J.
Brandon Walsh, music by Ernie
Erdman. [2264
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308181; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
A LA BIEN-AIMEZE (To my dearest) ;
waltz by Eduard Schuett, op. 59, no.
2, ed. by John Orth; pf. [2265
: © Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c Feb. 14,
1913; E 3804973; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
—— Same. [2266
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1913; E 301956; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
A UNE cCOQUETTE. See Pages gra-
cieuses.
ABIDE WITH ME; variations, by L.
Weber; pf. with words ad lib. Kan-
sas City, Kans., Weber bros. [2267
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 e«. Feb. 18,
1913; E 304993; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
ABSCHIED; ged. von Martin Greif,
musik von Otto Ludwig, op. 11, no.
1; miinnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[2268
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26,
19138; E 302951; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
ACCLAMATION ; words and music by K.
Kallenbach. [2269
a web. 10, 1913; 2-¢c. Web. 17,
1918; E 305027; Karl Kallenbach,
San Francisco.
AcTEoN. See Fantaisie and varia-
tions on Acteon.
ADMIRATION; valse poétique by Carle-
ton L. Colby; orch. [2270
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308145; Alford-Colby co.,
Chicago.
AFRICAN (AN) FESTIVAL; three dances,
by Montague .Ring; piano. Con-
tents: The call of the feast.—Luleta’s
dance.—Dance of the warriors.
[2271
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302873; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
AFTER BATHING; intermezzo gavotte by
Antonio Ferrara; pf. [2272
© Feb. 19, 1918; 2c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 301988; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
AFTER THE 4TH OF MaArcH; words by
Mrs. G. Satterlee, music by E. Platz-
mann. New York, Frank Harding.
[2273
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1913;
E 308025; Mrs. G. Satterlee, Brook-
lyn.
AH MADE A MISTAKE; words by S.
Bailey White, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2274
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EK 301748; S. B. White, East Lynn,
Mass.
AIR VARIE ON A FOLK SONG THE LITTLE
Swiss Boy; by J. B. Arban, rev. by
Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet and
piano. (Twelve fantaisies and airs
variés, no. 6.) [2275
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 3808067; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
ALBUMBLATT; von Hugo Schlemiiller,
op. 20; violoncello mit klavierbeglei-
tung. (Sechs charakterstiicke, no.
1.) [2276
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306311; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
ALI-LIED; or, MEI’ SCHATZ IS A Mo-
HAMEDANER; smarsch couplet, text
von Eugen M&atray, musik von Al-
fred Grosz; gesang u. klavier.
[2277
© Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306219; Josef Blaha, Vienna.
ALL I WANT IS A HUG AND A SQUEEZE;
words by S. W. Sawyer, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2278
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301750; S. W. Sawyer, Savannah,
Ga.
139
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2279
ALL IS OVER WHEN THE BELLS BEGIN’ TO
RING; words by Sam Ehrlich, music
by Albert Gumble. [2279
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308187; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
ALL SET LET ’ER ROLL; words and music
by P. White. [2280
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1913; E 304708;
Pat White, New York.
ALLA BURLA; von Chr. Sinding, op.
113, no. 1; pf. (Fitinf klaviersticke,
ng... 1:) [2281
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 19138;
s 806222; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. -
ALLELUJA; motette zum hohen Oster-
fest, von M. Lehmann, fiir gemisch-
te stimmen. Partitur. 4to. [2282
© Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c.-Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 306404; Albrecht Walther, Hech-
ingen, Germany.
ALLERERSTEN (DIE) VORTRAGSSTUCK-
CHEN DES JUNGEN CELLISTEN; 20
leichte vortragstiticke von Hugo
Schlemiiller, op. 19, ftir violoncello
in der ersten lage, mit begleitung des
klaviers oder eines zweiten violon-
cello. Heft 1 und 2. [2283
) "Oet"S; 1912 72 'c Web! 1. 1913;
EK 306409; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann.
Leipzig.
ALLMACHT (DIE). See Schubert
(B. P.)
ALTEN (DES) WEIBLEINS LIED VON
SCHWAGER Top. See Moser (Hans
Joachim) Lieder.
ALTES FRANZOSISCHES LIED. See Tschai-
kowsky (P. I.)
ALTES VOLKSLIED; von Richard Wick-
enhausser, op. 72, fiir klavier. (Zehn
kleine tonbilder, no. 8.) [2284
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 ec Feb. 26,
1913; E 302964; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
ALWAYS BREAKING SOMEBODY’S HEART;
words by Sunie Fidella Cole, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2285
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301788; S. F. Cole, Arcadia, Okla.
ALWAYS IN .GooD HUMOR (Nur immer
gutten mutes); by A. Sartoris, op.
1004; pf. (From my sketch book,
no. 8.) [2286
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913:
EK 302986; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
pt. II, n. s., v. 8
ALWAYS NEAR; words by Mrs. W. S.
O’Connell, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2287
© .Jan. 22, 1913392) ey mene
1913; E 304777; Mrs. W. S. O’Con-
nell, Le Sueur Center, Minn.
ALWAYS TAKE A GIRL NAMED DAISY;
words by Alfred Bryan and Sam M.
Lewis, music by Geo. W. Meyer.
[2288
© Jan. 29, 1913: %2%e sian.
1913; H 304856; G. W. Meyer music
Co., New York.
AM ABEND; ged. von Holderlin, musik
von Gustav Bumcke, op. 25, no. 1,
fiir eine singstimme mit begleitung
von blasinstrumenten und harfe oder
klavier. 1. Tiefe stimme mit blas-
instrumenten u. harfe. 2. Hine sing-
stimme mit klavierbegl. - Hoch u.
tief. [2289, 2290
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 e. each Jan. 20,
19138; E 306176, 306179; Saturn-ver-
lag, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany.
AM JAPURA; charaktersttick von Hmil
Held, op. 10. 1. Ftir salonorchester.
2. Fiir pianoforte. [2291, 2292
© Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
19138; E 306287, 306288; Fritz Schu-
berth, jr., Leipzig.
AMANG THE HEATHER; fantasia of
Scotch melodies, comp. and arr. by
R. L. Halle; orch. 4to. (Up-to-date
fantasias of famous folk songs, no.
2) [22938
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 ¢ Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304607; R. L. Halle, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on compila-
tion and arrangement. ]
AMBROSIAN MELODY. See Te Deum
laudamus.
AMBROSIO (A. D’) Novelletta; by A.
d’Ambrosio, op. 16, arr. by Adolphe
Dumont; full orch. with piano ace.
[2294
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1913;
E 308102; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
AMERICA; Crossland’s hymn, words by
S. F. Smith, a by C. H. Cross-
land. [2295
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1913; E 305094;
Chas. H. Crossland, Chelsea, Mass.
AMERICAN (ZE) BEAR. See Ze Ameri-
ean bear.
140 -
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
AMERICAN RHAPSODY; by M. W. But-
ler; pf. [2296
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c Feb. 27,
19138; E 308267; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
Amour (L’); one-step by Christiné; pf.
[2297
© Feb. 10,.1913; 2 ¢c. Feb. 11,
1913; E 301933; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on revised arrangement. ]
— two step, par Christiné; pf. [2298
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 302775; Christiné, Paris.
AN ALRUNE; ged. von Max Haushofer,
musik von Gustav Bumcke, op. 14,
fiir eine singstimme mit begleitung
von blasinstrumenten und harfe. 1.
Hoch, partitur, 4to. 2. Hoch u. tief,
mit klavierbegleitung. [2299, 2300
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 c. each Jan. 20,
1913; E 306178, 306180; Saturn-ver-
lag, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany.
ANGELS ROLL THE ROCK AWAY; Easter
anthem, words by Thomas Scott,
music by Will M. S. Brown. [2301
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304720; Brown & Edwards music
co., Wilmington, Del.
ANNA, MI TORTENT VELED; A kedves
Augustzten (Der liebe Augustin),
cimii operettebol, szévegét irtaik Ber-
nauer, Rud. es Walsh, Erno, zenéjét
szerzette Fall, Led. [String orches-
tra.] [2802
© Dec. 7, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1918;
E 302751; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
ANNA SNow; words and music by Ed-
die Leonard. [2303
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304609; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ANTIPHON. See Choral sentences.
ANTONIO; words by Lee Gordon, music
by S. G. Prickett. Washington,
Marks-Goldsmith co., ine. [2804
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304904; Stanley G. Prickett,
Wilmington, Del.
APACHE; intermezzo, by Violinsky and
Mike Bernard; pf. [2805
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c Feb. 15,
1913; E 304924; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
2314
APRIL (AN) LEGEND; by John Ash-
worth; pf. Continental fingering.
2306
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302939; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
ARABESQUE; by W. C. Heilman; pf.
[2307
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1918; E 3808016; William Clifford
Heilman, Cambridge, Mass.
ARBAN’S CAVATINA AND YARIATIONS.
See Cavatina and variations.
ARIADNE AUF Naxos. See Strauss
(Richard).
ARIETTE AND DEN FRUHLING. See Moser
(Hans Joachim) ; vier galante lieder.
ARISE, YE PEOPLE; music by Otto Zim-
merman. (Jn The choir, v. 14, no. 2,
Feb., 1918.) - [2308
© Feb. 3, 19138; 1c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304689; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
ARPEGGIO STUDY AND STUDY IN CHORDS;
by S. Lustgarten; pf. [2309
ic); 1. @ Oat, 34, 1912: EF 301937:
Sol Lustgarten, Edgewater, Colo.
ARTISTIC (THE) BARITONE; a collection
of standard ballads and arias by
world renowned composers. (The
artistic series, no. 6.) [2310
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301896; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
AS IT BEGAN TO DAWN; Easter song
words selected from the Gospel, and
by Charles Wesley, music by Ray-
mond C. Robinson; high and low
voice. [2311
Gye. th: 1913: 2 ¢ Kebivde.
1913; E 304889; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
AS LONG AS THE BAND PLAYS ON; words
and music by P. H. Prescia. [2312
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1918; E 304747;
Peter H. Prescia, Chicago.
AS THE YEARS GO BY; words by C. C.
Titus, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2315
Ghee. Bi iiss FS: .e; Mab, 1s,
19138; E 304826; Clara C. Titus,
Colebrook, O.
AS TWILIGHT DARKENS; words by A. W.
Ferguson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2314
Bed): Sty. 4012242: exc Feb. (3,
1913; E 301710; Andrew W. Fer-
guson, Quebec, Canada.
141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2315
AS, WHEN THE WEARY TRAVELLER GAINS}
trio, words by John Newton, music
by Fred E. Kitziger, ed. and adapted
by Karl Benker; sop., alto, and bar.
with organ ace. 4to. [2315
© Feb. 7, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1918;
HE) 304956; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
AT BANIAS ON A BENDING BOUGH. See
Songs of a Syrian lover.
AT HOME; by H. Lichner, op. 134, no.
6, ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
pf. [2316
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2. c Webi 19,
1918; E 301974; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
AU REVOIR; valse pathetique by H.
Sweet; pf. New York, The Bauer
co. [2317
©: Feb. 12,1918: 2 & Web: 12,
1913; E 304754; Harry Sweet, Nor-
wich, Conn.
AUTO MAN; words and music by L. F.
Miller, jr. [2318
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1918; BE 304909:
Loveland F. Miller, jr., Jacksonville,
Fla.
AUTOMOBILE LUCILLE; words by M.
Low, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2819
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301762; Margaret Low, Elgin, I11.
AUTUMN LEAVES; words by EF. M.
Stumpf, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2320
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
“ 301720; Flora M. Stumpf, Rosiere,
Ney,
AVANTI RAGAZZI; march, arr. by H. R.
Oteri; 1st. and 2nd. mandolins or
violins and guitar ace. 4to. (Tesio
edition of mandolin and guitar mu-
sic, no. 140.) [2321
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304719; Peter Tesio, New York.
AWAKE UP MY GLORY; anthem by
Michael Wise, newly ed. and arr. by
Bertram Luard Selby; mixed voices.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 157.)
[2322
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138:
E 302741; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing and arranging. ]
pt. III, n. &., v. &
BABE, THERE’S A BUG UNDER THE CHIP;
words by J. W. Dean, music by Ed-
gar S. Todd. [2323
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 27,
1918; E 3808275; Jno. W. Dean,
Winona, Tex. ;
BaBy May; words by Eleanor Jane
Collar, music by. Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2324
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2: Feb. 12,
1913; E 3804820; E. J. Collar, San
Francisco.
BaBy ROSE, MY MOONLIGHT PAL; words
by Bob F. Sear, music by Walter
Wilson and Bob F. Sear. [2325
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 e Feb, 17,
1918; E 305021; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
BABYLAND. See Songs I can sing my-
self.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Complete
organ works, a eritico-practical ed.
provided with a preface containing
general observation on the manner
of performing the preludes and
fugues ete. by Charles Marie Widor
and Albert Schweitzer; vol. 3, pt.
1, preludes and fugues of the ma-
ture master period. ~ [2826
© Feb. 8, 19138; 2 Ge ieaeee
1913; A 348055; G. Schirmer, New
York.
——_Praeludium et fuga; by J. S.
Bach transcribed by Arne Oldberg;
pf. A moll. [23827
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 e. Feb. 8, 19138;
E 304648; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
BACHELOR (THE); words by HE. Kohl-
hepp, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2328
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301777; Ella Kohlhepp, Misa, Ariz.
BACHES WIEGENLIED. See Schubert
(hPa ?
BACK To KILLARNEY; words and music
by W. R. Mills. [2329
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c Feb. 24,
1913; E 308050; W. R. Mills, Syra-—
cuse,-N. Y.
BADINAGE; valse caprice by J. Frank
Frysinger, op. 58; pf. [2330
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1913;
E 304968; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
142
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Bohe-
mian (The) girl; brilliant fantasia
by Balfe, arr. by Sydney Smith, op.
197, ed. and fingered by Henry Levey ;
pf. [23831
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304661; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
BaLuLaTta; by R. H. Prutting, op. 6, no.
pt pt. [2332
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 12,
1913; E 304750; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
BALLET MIGNON; by Paul Wachs, ed.
and fingered by Andor Pinter; pf.
[2333
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 ec-Feb. 24,
1913; E 3808064; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and fingering. ]
BALLET SUITE FROM THE QUEEN OF
SHeEeBA. See Queen (The) of Sheba.
BANDITENSTREICHE (Jolly robbers) ;
overture by Suppé arr. by Adolphe
Dumont; full orch. with piano acc.
[2334
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308068; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Bango JoE; words by George Wolpert,
music by Alexander Abramson, arr.
by Will La Rue. [2335
o) mes. 15,-1918; 2-c. Meb., 14,
1913; E 304895; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York.
BARCAROLE. See*My favorite pastime.
BARCAROLLE (LA); waltz by E. Wald-
teufel, arr. by Gaston Borch; full
orch. with piano ace. 4to. [2336
©) Dec. 31, 1912: 2 .c. Web... 25,
1913; E 308069; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
words by Théophile Gautier, Eng-
lish by Arthur Warren, music by
Armorell Cochran fi. e. Armorell
Cochran Pond]. New York, Luck-
hardt and Belder. [2337
i) Pec. 22,°1012- 2 .c. “Web. 17,
1913; E 304933; Armorell Cochran
Pond, New York.
BarTOK (B£LA) Quatre nénies; par
B. Bartok; pf. [2338
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1912; E 302807; Rozsaydélgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
2347
BATTLE (THE) OF MANASSAS; by Blind
Tom, ed. and fingered by R. de
Roode; pf. [2339
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304737; S. Brainard’s sons ¢Co.,
New York.
BAUERNTANZ; von Hugo Schlemiiller,
op. 20; violoncello mit klavierbeg-
leitung. (Sechs charaklerstiicke, no.
5.) [2340
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 3063812; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
; von Rudolph Gang, op. 24, no. 3;
pf. (Vier klavierstiicke, no. 3.)
[2341
©) Oct. #2, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1912; EH 3802805; Roézsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
BE MY R-A-G-G B-A-B-B-Y ; words and mu-
sic by R. G. Allen. [2342
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1913; E 3801700;
Ruby Galbraith Allen, Minneapolis.
BEATRICE DI TENDA. See Bellini (Vin-
ecenzo) Fantaisie and variations.
BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN; words by A. G.
Lindfors, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [23438
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6,:1913;
EH 301824; Agnes L. Lindfors, Rock-
ford, Ill.
BEAUTIFUL OLD GIRL; words and music
by Eddie Leonard. [2344
©) iFeb. 24, 1913; 2 e. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308177; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
BECAUSE OF you; words by Donald
Meek, music by Al. Roberts. [2345
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
19138; E 308018; J. P. Dumas pub.
co., Boston.
words by L. B. Lutes, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [2346
©) an, | 82 19tS-" 2 | eo meb. 43,
1913; E 304804; Louise B. Lutes,
Atlanta.
/
—— See also Twilight and dawn.
BECKER (ALBERT) Idylle; von Albert
Becker, op. 20; klavier. (Stimmungs-
bilder, no. 1.) [2347
© Oct. 12, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306267; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
143
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2348
BED TIME; unison song, words by
Harold Simpson, composed by Myles
B. Foster, ed. by W. G. McNaught.
4to. (In Novello’s school songs book
238, no. 5; Fun and fancy no. 5.)
[2348
©’ Peb., 11, 1918s 2c, Bebe a2,
1918; E 302822; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
BRE DANCE OF THE ALMAS.
(The) of Sheba.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Busslied;
ged. von Gellert, musik von L. van
Beethoven, bearbeitung von Victor
- Keldorfer, fiir gemischten und miin-
nerchor mit begleitung von streich-
instrumenten, und mit unterlegtem
klavierauszug. Partitur u. chor-
stimmen. (Sechs meisterlieder, no.
2.) [2349
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EH 306292; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung (R. Linnemann),
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. |
—— Vesper (The hymn;
song by L. van Beethoven, arr.
Victor Harris; women’s voices.
See Queen
four part
by
4to.
[2350
c) Jan. 15,2913; 2ee. Peb. 77,1013 *
E 804684; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
Zwolf menuette; von L. van Bee-
thoven, fiir zwei pianoforte zu vier
hiinden gesetzt, phrasiert und mit
fingersatz versehen yon <A. von
Sponer. Heft 1, no. 1-6. Heft 2,
- no. 7-12. [2351); 23852
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2 ce. each Feb. 25,
19138; E 3802892, 302898; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig.
BEGEISTERUNG; ged. von Krueger, mu-
sik von Heinr. Bienstock, op. 7, fiir
eine singstimme mit begleitung des
pianoforte. (Drei lieder, no. 3.)
[23538
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918 ;
{ 306867; Ries & Erler, Berlin.
BEHOLD! I sHOW YOU A MYSTERY ;
aster anthem, words from the Bible,
music by C. C. Robinson; men’s
voices. 4to. [ 2354
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 « Feb. 8, 1913:
~ 301897 :
RELARNEY :
Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
words by E. T. Delafield,
music by Robert B. Kellogg. New
York, Kellogg musie co. [2855
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913:
IE 304672: BE.
Aurora, N. Y.
Trevor Delafield, Bast
pt. I ns. ve
BELLE (LA) PARISIENNE; from The lit-—
tle parisienne; lyric by Wm. Le
Baron, music by Robert Hood Bow-
ers. [2356
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
1) 301884; Jerome sre Remick & co.,
New York.
Benitrnt (Vincenzo) Fantaisie and
variations; on a cavatina from Beat-
rice di Tenda by V. Vellini, arr. by |
J. B. Arban, rev. by Edwin Franko
xoldman; cornet solo and piano acc.
(Twelve fantaisies and air variés,
no 2) [2357
© Dec. 81, 19125 2 Men 725,
1913; EH 3080738; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
BELLS (THE) OF DAWN; by John Ash-
worth; pf. Continental fingering.
[23
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 ee Pebw2s;
1918; E 302911; J. H. Larway, Lon- ©
don.
BENDEMEER’S STREAM;
old Irish mel- |
ody, words by Thomas Moore, music _
arr. by Walter H. Lewis; men’s
voices. 4to. [2359
© Feb. 17, 191383 3) e) mene)
1913 ~ 301964 ; C. W. Manes &
cO., Boston.
BENEATH THE DREAMY MOON; words
and music by P. G. Anderson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2360
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
I 3801785; Philfp G. Anderson,
Iistherville, Ia.
BENEDICTUS; set to the 7th. Gregorian
tone with verses in faux-bourdon
by Thomas Tallis, ed. by Francis
Burgess and Royle Shore. 4to.
(Novello’s parish choir book, no.
894. ) [2861
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 Gq aebvere:
1918; E 802811; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
BERCEUSE; by Mary Knight Wood; vio-
lin and piano. [2362
© Feb. 13, 1918: 2 °c Mepdes)
19138; E 301954; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
—— See also Grieg (BH. H.)
BERCEUSE D'UNE PouPtE. See Pages
gracieuses.
144
/ no. 2, 19138
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2381
/ BEeRcevse IN EH; lullaby by H. L.
Baumgartner; organ. [2363
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308022; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
BERGERETTE; by BE. Cuthbert Nunn; or-
gan. obl. 8vo. (Jn The organ loft,
book 92, no. 276, Feb. 1913.) [2364
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 306485; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London.
BERLIN DU HAST ES SO EILIG; stadt-
bahnecouplet aus der posse, Grosse
rosinen, von W. Kollo, arr. von Hans
Schott; salonorchester. [2365
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 19138;
E 306341; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich. [Copyright claimed
on arr. for salonorchester. ]
BESIDE THE SILENT SEA; anthem, poem
by Whittier, music by Charles E.
Wheeler; solo voice and chorus.
[2866
© Feb. 11, 19138; 2 ec Feb. 15,
1913; BE 305068; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
BEST OF ALL, DEAR LITTLE GIRLIE I LOVE
you; words and music by R. Mor-
gan, arr. by Chas. Albert. San
Francisco, Morgan pub. co. [2367
eeeaau. 20) 1913: 2 c. Jan. 1,
1913; E 304624; Robert Morgan, San
Francisco.
BETHLEHEM STAR; reverie, by M. E.
Clary; pf. [2368
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c Feb. 27,
1913; E 808268; A. W. Perry & sons
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
BETTER (THE) COUNTRY; words by T.
O. Chisholm, music by C. H. Gabriel.
Chicago, Rodeheaver co. 4to. [2369
an ta 161s: 2:.¢c, Jan: 20.
1913; E 301592; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
BEYOND THE CROSS; duet, words by
Avé Galbraith, music by J. Lamont
Galbraith; sop. and alto. [2370
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 14,
1918; E 304964; Oliver Ditson co..
Boston.
BEYOND THE STARS; reverie by Louis
A. Drumheller, op. 132; pf. [2371
© Feb. 16, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15,
1913; E 304974; Joseph Morris co.,
Philadelphia.
Brrps (THE) OF BRENDON Tor; words
by Edward Teschemacher, music by
Herbert Oliver; in C. [2372
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; BE 302897; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
BITS OF OLD TIME HITS; medley by
Geo. A. Reeg jr.; orch. 4to. nos.
14. [2373, 2374
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 6,
19138; E 301878, 301879; Volkwein
bros., Pittsburgh. [Copyright is
claimed on medley arrangement. ]
BizET (GrEoRGES) Carmen; petite fan-
tasie par. G. Bizet, arr. par F. Seitz,
op. 41; violin et violoncelle ad lib.
avee piano. (L’opéra moderne, no.
Dr [2875
iG) Jan. 22, 1913.;'2.¢, Feb. 3,.1913 +
HE 302749; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
selection by Bizet, arr. by V.
F. Safranek; full band with con-
ductor. (Gilmore band library, reg-
ular edition, no. 36.) [2376
KG), Deer | 3151912: 2 ec. Keb. 25,
1913; E 308072; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
BLESS JEHOVAH; words by Victor M.
Hatfield, music by Susie HE. Hatfield.
[2377
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1918;
E 301917; V. M. Hatfield, Winona
Lake, Ind.
BLESSED BE THE LORD GOD OF ISRAEL;
benedictus set to music by D. H.
Wood; male voices with organ ace.
4to. [2878
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 19138;
E 304697; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
BLOSSOM TIME; two part song, music
by J. W. Lerman; women’s voices.
4to. [2379
fey Web. jf.) toto. ve Ge Web 17.
1918; E 304986; Theo. Presser ¢o..
Philadelphia.
BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND; march by
M. W. Butler; pf. [2380
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 27,
1913; E 308269; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
BLUTENTRAUME; walzer nach motiven
der posse Toff-toff-leutnants, musik
von Friedrich Korolanyi; klavier.
[2381
©’ Feb. 11, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302881; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich. [Copyright claimed on arr.
for waltz. ]
145
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2382
BLUMEN UND FRAUEN; walzerlied aus
der posse ‘Toff-t6ff-leutnants, ged.
von Carl Witt, musik von Friedrich
Korolanyi. [2382
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 .¢ Web. 25,
1913; E 302880; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
BLuMER (THEODOR) 3 klavierstiicke ;
von T. Blumer, jr., op. 80; pf. Con-
tents: Intermezzo.—Tempo di ma-
zurka.—Ré€verie. [23888
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306425; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
See Balfe (M. W.)
Intermezzo; von H.
No. 1 und 2.
[2384, 2885
© Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1918; E 806871, 306372; Schlesin-
ger’sche buch- & musikhandlung
(Rob. Lienau), Berlin.
Bonnie (THE) RAG; words and music
by S. Selker. [2386
©, ep. Ul, 9185 2 eo Meb. 1s,
1918; E 304918; Sam Selker, Cleve-
land.
Booster (THE); march and two step
by J. G. Klein, arr. by Al. Hayes;
No. 1. Orch. No. 2. Band. 4to.
[2387, 2888
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 7,
1918; E 3804691, 3804692; Fillmore
bros., co., Cincinnati. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
BoHEMIAN GIRL,
BoHNKE (EMIL)
Bohnke, op. 4; Klavier.
Bower (A) OF LOVE’S OWN _ ROSES;
words by F. McLauchlin, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [23889
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301737; Fannie McLauchlin, Fay-
etteville, N. C.
BRAYLeY (GEORGE) Hight studies for
the violin; from the first to fifth po-
sitions with orchestral second violin
studies; arr. by G. Brayley. [2390
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
FE 3801915; George Brayley, Boston.
BRAZILIAN ECHOES; mazurka eleganté,
by Frank W. Meacham; pf. [2391
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1918; E 805042; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
BREAK! BREAK! BREAK; words by Ten-
nyson, music by Frank H. Pierce.
[2392
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 7, 1918;
EK 304651; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
BREAK THOU THE BREAD OF LIFE; an-
them, words by Mary A. Lathbury,
music by W. Berwald; mixed chorus
a capella. (Svo. choruses, no.
5727.) [2893
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 @. Feb, 21)
1918; E 305085; G. Schirmer, New
York.
BRILLIANT TRANSCRIPTION, ACT 2. See
Donizetti (Gaetano) ; Lucia di Lam-
mermoor.
BRING BACK YOUR LOVE; words by Har-
old Atteridge, music by J. Schwartz.
[2394
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
EK 304867; Jean Schwartz, New
York.
BRING ME BACK MY LOVIN’ HONEY BOY;
words by Jack Yellen,
music by
George L. Cobb.
[2395
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c Feb. 19,
1913; E 301984; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
BROADWAY; words and music by Lew |
Brown, arr. by L. M. Paley. Unace. |
[2396 —
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1918; E 305041; |
Louis M. Paley, New York.
BRODDENRITT (Hrinnerung au _ Bos-
nien) ; marsch von Julius Fucik, op. |
254. 1. .Pf.. 2. Oreh pose
orch. 4, Militar musik. [2397-2400
© Sept. 1, 1912; 2 ce. each Feb. 1, |
1913; E 806217, 306332-306334; Jos.
Blaha, Vienna.
BROWN EYES; words. by L. A. Petty,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[2401
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 301711; Lelia A. Petty, Chatham,
Va.
BRUIN’S RIVAL.
myself.
See Songs I can sing
BURGER ALS EDELMANN. See Strauss
(Richard)
BUHLE TOD. See Moser (Hans Joa-
ehim) ; Lieder.
BUMMELMARSCH; aus der revue, So
bummeln wir, von Jean Gilbert, arr.
von Joh. Doebber; orchester. 4to.
[2402
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2.¢. Jan. 20, 19138;
E 306175; Thalia theater-verlag,
Berlin.
146
—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 2, 1913
“BUNGALOW LAND; words and music by
B. Fletcher. [2403
: © 1c. Feb. 24, 1913; E 308011;
Bob Fletcher, Helena, Mont.
BuoN AUGURIO; mazurka by Louis
Fischer; violin or mandolin. [2404
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 26,
19138; E 308228; O. Di Bella, New
York.
-BURSCHENRECHT; ged. von Else May,
musik von Julius Wengert; minner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[ 2405
| © Feb. 6, 1913; 2c. Feb. 26, 19138;
E 302918; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
1 berg, Germany.
‘Busstiep. See Beethoven (Ludwig
van)
‘BUTTERFLY (THE) (Der falter) ; words
| by Johanna Ambrosius, English
translation and music by Waldo F.
' Chase. [2406
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
Gray Co.,
1913; E 308279; H. W.
| New York.
| See Grieg (Edvard Hagerup)
gh ‘THE FALLS OF MINNEHAHA; words
. -by A. R. Willison, music by Charles
i J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
{ Kirkus Dugdale co. inc. [2407
| © Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913:
‘ 301760; Alma Root Willison, Brit-
{ ton, S. Dak.
‘By THE LITTLE OLD RED SCHOOLHOUSE
ON ‘THE HILL; words and music by
| Ludson Worsham, [2408
| © Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17,1913;
E 3805018; Worsham-Prather pub.
co., Louisville.
(Bxcoxs WOOING DAYS; words by T.
Rielly, music by Genevieve Scott.
' Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
_ ine. [2409
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301872; Thomas Rielly, Belton,
Canada.
CABARET (THE) RAG; two step by J.
M. oan pf. [2410
: Feb. 21, 1913: 2 c. Feb. 20,
Big E 301987; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton.
CacoucaH. See Raff (J. J.)
CALISTHENIC (THE) DRILL; by Wilmot
Lemont, op. 4, no. 1; pf. [2411
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 27,
1913; E 308253; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
82954—13——_2
——S- eo ll i.
_ 2419
CaLL (A) FOR Joy; overture by F.
Dietz; pf. (Student’s album, no.
28.) [2412
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1918;
E 304715; Franz Dietz, San Fran-
cisco.
CALL (THE) OF THE DEEP; by C. W.
Bennet; arietta for trombone with
orch. ace. 4to. [2413
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
BH 804676; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
CALL (THE) OF THE FEAST. See Afri-
ean (An) festival.
CAN SHE RAG; words and music by
Williams and Donavin. Seattle,
Panama Pacific co. [2414
© Feb. 19, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1918; E 308026; Williams & Dona-
vin, Seattle.
CAN YOU TELL ME WHY; words by
Ruth Hord, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2415
© Jan. 22, 1918: 2 ‘c. *Feb. 12,
1913; E 304781; Ruth Hord, Mt.
Pleasant, Tenn.
CANTILENE; by J. Frank $Frysinger;
organ. [2416
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308023; White Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
CANTIQUE DU soIR. See Pages gracie-
uses.
CANZONETTA; von Chr. Sinding, op. 113,
no. 2; pf. (Finf klavierstiicke, no.
2.) [2417
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1,
1913; E 306223; Breitkopf & Hiar-
tel, New York.
CANZONETTA, IN D MAJOR; by Edward
Schuett, ed. by John Orth; pf.
[2418
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1913;
E 304958; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing.]
CAPRICE AND VARIATIONS; by J. B. Ar-
ban, rev. by Edwin Franko Gold-
man; cornet solo with piano acc.
(Twelve fantaisies and airs variés,
no. 7.) [2419
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308071; Carl Fischer, New
York.
147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2420
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
CAPRICIETTO; von Alfred Zamara;
fl6te mit harfe oder klavier. [ 2420
© Sept: 12, 1912; 2:c. Feb! 1, 1918;
E 306231; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Hermansky, Leipzig).
CARMEN. See Bizet (Georges)
CARMENCITA (THE) CAFE; from The
masquerading heiress, lyric and mu-
sic by G. R. Craw, arr. by EH. H.
Jackson. [2421
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1918; E 304591;
George Rockhill Craw, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
CARNIVAL (THE) OF VENICE. See Fan-
taisie and variations on The car-
nival of Venice.
CAROLINA JANE; words and music by
J. Rosamond Johnson. [2422
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c Feb. 11,
1918; E 301932; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
CARPENTER (JOHN ALDEN) Sonata; by
J. A. Carpenter; violin and piano.
[2423
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1918;
E 304743; G. Schirmer, New York.
CARRIE, I’VE WAITED LONG FOR YOU;
words and music by C. Masters.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
inc. [2424
©. Jan. 22,1913. -2 e. Beb.- 12,
19138; E 3804778; Chas. Masters,
Middletown, N. Y.
Case (A) oF Romeo; from the oper-
etta Vital question, lyrics and music
by J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark music
co. [2425
Oy oReb. 17, 491s; 2c “Feb. 24,
1913; E . 308039; John Stark, St.
Louis.
CAVATINA AND VARIATIONS; by J. B.
Arban, rev. by Edwin Franko Gold-
man; cornet solo with piano acc.
(Twelve fantaisies and air variés,
no. 10.) [2426
© Dee: 31, 1912; 2 « Feb. 25,
1918; EK 308074; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. }
CAVATINA FROM BEATRICE DI TENDA.
See Bellini (Vincenzo) Fantaisie
and variations.
CELESTIAL QUEEN; words by A. Mar-
ciano, music by T. B. Klaiban.
[2427
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1913; E 301988; A.
Marciano & T. B. Klaiban, Girard, O.
148
Cuamps (THE) oF 1912; words by W.
CHANSON O SLEGNE, KTERA SE VDALA;
CHARGE (THE) AT GETTYSBURG; march |
co., Sedalia, Mo.
CHARMING COLUMBINE;
CHASING BUTTERFLIES; by Wilmot Le-
CHEET RiIvER; words by Dorcas Tur-
CHILDHOOD DAYS;
CHILDHOOD, GOLDEN DAYS OF CHILDHOOD ;
CHILDREN’S (THE) DREAM IN THE FOR |
CHIQUITA CHI;
—
D. Hurley, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2428
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301773; Wm. D. Hurley, Lebanon,
N. H.
stowa, Karel Hagler, hudbu slozil |
Ant. Provaznik. [2429 }
© Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306300; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
by F. M. Comingore; pf. [2430 |
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 27,1913;
E 308270; A. W. Perry & son’s music |
waltz by H. |
Engelmann: pf. (Pierrot and Col-.
umbine, no. 2.) [2431 |
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301676; Theo, Presser ¢o., Phila-
delphia.
mont, op. 4, no. 2; pf. [2432
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 27,1913;
EH} 808252; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
rill, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2433
© Jan. 22, 1913;.2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301813; Doreas Turrill, Chatham,
Canada.
Se
ballad, words and
music by W. P. Boggs. [2434
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 804735; William P. Boggs, Passaic, |
ING ds
words and musie by R. Morgan, arr.
by A. I. Newberg. San Francisco, |
Morgan pub. co. [2485 |
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 e Jan. 17, 1913; '
E 304625; Robert Morgan, San Fran- |
cisco. |
|
|
EST. See Hansel and Gretel.
words and music by ©
Helen Trix. [2436 —
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2c. Feb. 25,1913;
E 308178; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. '
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
2451
( Cuorr (THE) HERALD; ed. by E. S.
Lorenz, assisted by Ira B. Wilson,
L. O. Emerson and Carrie B. Adams.
vy. 16, no. 0, Mar. 1913. Abridged
ed. 12 mo. [2437
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301691; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
CuHorr (THE) LEADER; ed. by HE. S.
Lorenz, assisted by BH. L. Ashford,
J. S. Fearis and Ira B. Wilson. Vv.
20. no.1. Mar. 1918. Abridged edi-
tion. 12mo. [2438
fe) fan. 31. 1918: 2 c. Keb. 3, 19138:
FH 3801692; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
CHOR DER TOTEN; ged. von Conrad
Ferdinand Meyer, musik von Fritz
Lubrich jun., op. 34; miunnerchor a
cappella. Partitur. 4to. [2439
for gen, 22,- 1913: 2 ¢. Heb. 26,
1918; E 392950; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
CHORAL SENTENCES; by Frederick Max-
son; mixed voices. 4to. (The
choral service, no. 797.) Contents:
Opening sentences.—Lord’s prayer.—
Response after prayer.—Antiphon.—
Responses after final prayer and
benediction.—Threefold amen.
[2440
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304929; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
CHORAL-VORSPIFL UND FUGE: tiber ein
Bachsches fragment der Fantasia
contrappuntistica, kleine ausgabe,
von Ferruccio Busoni, fiir piano solo.
[2441
© Oct. 14, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 302928; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York.
CHORUS OF REVELLERS.
F.)
See Gounod (C.
CHRIST IS RISEN FROM THE DEAD; words
by H. W. Baker, music by Edward
F. Johnston; high voice. [2442
© Feb. 14,1913; 2 c. Feb. 17.1913;
EB 305024; G. Schirmer, New York.
CHRIST SHALL GIVE THEE LIGHT; Easter
anthem by H. Clough-Leighter, op.
56, no. 9; chorus of mixed voices
with tenor and bar. solos with organ
ace. (Octavo choruses, no. 5737.)
[2443
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1918;
E 305023; G. Schirmer, New York.
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN; Easter an-
them, music by Harry Rowe Shelley ;
8 part chorus of women’s voices with
sop. solo and organ. (S8vo choruses,
no. 57380.) [2444
© Feb. 8, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304741; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN AGAIN. See
Six Easter carols.
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN TO-DAY; aln-
them, words by Charles Wesley, mu-
sic by Herman Klein; women’s
voices. 4to. (Jn The choir, v. 14,
no. 2, Feb. 19138.) [2445
© Feb. 3, 1913; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
EH 304687; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati.
CHRIST THE SAVIOUR LIVES AGAIN; lyrie
by Wm. H. Gardner, music by George
Lowell Tracy. [2446
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304610; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CHRISTINA, REINE DE SUEDE (Christine,
queen of Sweden); lyric comedy in
three acts and five scenes, by Georges
Duval, English translation by Adrin
Ross, music by P. Lacome. Vocal
score. | [2447
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 10, 1918;
D 19247; Chappel & co., Iltd., Lon-
don.
CHUG, CHUG, CHUG, OF THE MUSICAL
TUG; words and music by Ben and
Dave Levy and Leo Friedman.
[2448
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 27, 1913;
E 308207; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
CLASS SONG; words and music by F. L.
Pomeroy. [2449
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301655; Florence L. Pomeroy,
Westfield, Mass.
CLAUDIA WALTZES; by G. C. Leap.
Melody only. [ 2450.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1913; HE 301930;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
COLLEGE MEDLEY; part song, arr. by
Clarence C. Robinson; men’s voices.
4to. [2451
iy Men 18, 193: Be. Feb. | Bt:
1918; E 308249; Oliver Diston co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2452
(COLOMBINE DEDAIGNEUSE; par George
Aitken, op. 22, no. 2; pf. [2452
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 19138;
‘E 302767; Leonard & co., London.
COLUMBIA UND GERMANIA; deutsch-
amerikanischer festmarsch, von
Ewald Schulz; ausgabe fiir militar
musik. [2453
Sept. 2,.7912;°>24¢e. Web: A;
1913; E 306242; A. H. Fischer,
Bremen, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
‘COLUMBIA’S. CALL; words by A. S. Mac-
’,donald, music by C. P. Clark. [2454
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1913; E 304764;
Clifton Power Clark, Washington.
“COME AND LIVE WITH ME; words by
Mrs. D. A. Jackson, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2455
©. Jan...22,.1913 +.2.¢c. Feb.:12, 19138;
E 304801; Mrs. D. A. Jackson,
Omaha, Nebr.
‘CoME AND WALTZ WITH ME; words and
music by A. Moreau. [2456
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1918;
‘EX 305051; Adrian Bize & Achille
Moreau, Melrose, Mass.
‘COME BACK TO THE U. S. A.; words and
‘music by R. Rodger, New York, Eb-
.bets music co. [2457
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 304849; Robert Rodger, Saco, Me.
CoME FORTH YE WOMEN OF THE LAND;
words and music by HE. Tonks.
[2458
‘© 1c. Feb. 15, 1918; E 304926;
Eliza Tonks, Washington.
‘COME INTO THE GARDEN, DEAR; words
and music by Edwin McKinley.
[2459
©) Web. 12, 19138" 2 e., Web, Ad.
1913; E 391949; Shapiro music pub.
.co., New York.
COME YE FAITHFUL RAISE THE STRAIN.
See Schenecker (P. A.) et al.
COMING THROUGH THE RYE; air varie,
Scotch melody transcribed by Albert
‘Franz; violin and piano. [2460
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
11913; HE 808155; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on transcription. ]
‘COMMUNION SERVICE IN H; by Archi-
‘bald W. Wilson; mixed voices. 4to.
‘(Modern church services, no. 155.)
[2461
©/iFeb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EH 3802742; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
COMPLETE ORGAN WORKS.
(J. S.)
CONFIDENCE. See Mendelssohn-Bar- |
tholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix) ; Songs |
without words.
Conquest (THE); march, by Russell
Alexander; No. 1. Band. No; 2
Orch. 4to. [ 2462, 2463
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 ec. each Feb. 7, |
1918; E 304693, 304694; Fillmore |
bros. ¢co., Cincinnati. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
CoNSOLATION. See Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy (Jacob Ludwig) ; Songs with-
out words.
Constancy; words by Gerald Grey,
music by V. Gabussi, adaptation and
arr. by J. A. Parks. Mixed ‘voices.
4to. (Choice compositions, no. 640.)
[2464 |
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 ¢c. Feb. 18, 1913; |
EH 805049; J. A. Parks co., York, |
Nebr. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement and harmonization. ]
COoNTES D’ HOFFMAN.
(Jacques) .
Coon’s (THE) FROLIC; barn dance, by |
[2465 |
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1913; |
EB 302838; Loris Lobanoff & co., Lon- |
Alfred Marsh; piano.
don.
CoquEeTTE (LA); scherzo valse by R. |
[2466 |
© Feb. 4, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1918; |
BH 304959; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. —
William Polla |
Spaulding Stoughton ; pf.
CosETTE WALTZ; by
See Offenbach
See Bach
[pseud. of W. C. Powell], op. 20,
no. 2; pf. Joliet, Ill. The Converse —
music house.
© Feb. 14, 1918;
1918: E 308216; M.
Joliet, Tl.
CouRTING DAYS; lyric and music by
Fleta Jan Brown. [2468
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 25,
1913: E 308179; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. re
oURTLY DANCE; by George Dudley
Martin; pf. [2469
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Heb. 17,
[2467
2 c. Feb. 26,
EH. Converse,
1913; E 304987; Theo. Presser CO., |
Philadelphia.
Cowpoy LAND; words and music by
Cole the cowboy [pseud. of L. E.
le.) New York, Kellogg music Co.
“a [2470
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 15,
1913; E 304934; Lou E. Cole, Bur-
bank, Cal.
150
¢
_CowWSLIPS
\
* Crocus.
\ Cross. (THE);
CRADLE SONG;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1918
AND CLOVER; waltz song,
words by H. Ernest Hunt, music by
Joan Trevalsa. [2471
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
BE 3802759; Boosey & co., London.
pus (THE) CRAWL; one step by
Arthur De Blonc; full brass band.
4to. (In Boosey’s brass band jour-
nal, no. 5381.) [2472
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1918;
E 302756; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
by Reginald Barrett,
op. 54, no. 4; organ. [24738
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1913; E 301955; Oliver Ditson co,
Boston.
pf. [2474
Grrep. 19,°1913; 2 ec. Feb, 27,
1913; E 308250; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
four part chorus, words by Mary
M. Brown, music by James C. War-
hurst; women’s voices. 4to. [2475
fen. 17, 1913;: 2 ec. Féb. 19,
1913; E 301962; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
—-— words and music by P. Lindsey-
Conklin. [2476
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
BH 304744; Pearl Lindsey-Conklin,
Los Angeles. [Copyright is claimed
on vocal solo and accompaniment. |
CREOLE SERENADE; by Eugéne Wyatt;
organ. [2477
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 301997; Ruebush-Kieffer co.,
Dayton, Va.
See Ersten blumen.
lenten cantata, words
selected by R. R. Swope, music by
F. Flaxington Harker, op. 50; chorus
of mixed voices with sop. alto, ten.,
bar., bass solos and organ ace. Vocal
score. 4to. [2478
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301881; G. Schirmer, New York.
CROSSING THE BAR; hymn anthem,
words by Lord Alfred Tennyson,
music by C. W. Henrich; mixed
voices. 4to. — [2479
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304677; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
CRUCIFIED (THE); words and music
by C. B. Blount; sop. solo and
chorus. [2480
© Feb. 14, 1918; 2c. Feb. 17,
1913; E 305016; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
2492°
CRUISKEEN (THE) LAWN; arr. by
Victor Herbert; men’s chorus a cap-
pella. 4to. [2481
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 308232; G. Schirmer, New:
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
CSAK NEKUNK RAGYOG A SOK CSILLAG;
A kedves Augusztin (Der liebe Aug-
eustin), cimii operettebél, szdvegét
irtik Bernauer, Rud és Walisch,
Erno, zenéjét szerzette Fall, Leé.
[String orchestra.] [2482
© Dec. 7, 1912; 2c Jan. 138, 1913;
FE 302752; Drei masken verlag, Mun-
ich.
Cuckoo (THE); a song of summer, by
Paul Stoye; pf. [ 2483.
© Feb.. 14, 1913; 2 ¢.. Feb... 17,
1913; E 3805039; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
CURSE (THE) OF AN ACHING HEART;
words by Henri Finck, music by Al.
Piantadosi. [2484
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1913; E 308049;
Leo Feist, ine., New York.
CUTE AND CUNNING WONDERFUL BABY
DOLL; words by Joe Goodwin and Joe
McCarthy, musie by Al. Piantadosi.
[2485
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 3808061; Leo. Feist, ine.,
New York.
CYNTHIA; waltz, by RK. L. Halle;
orech. 4to. [2486
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 4, 1913;
EH 304606; R. L. Halle, New York.
CZAAR UND ZIMMERMANN; overture by
A. Lortzing, arr. by Theo. Moses,
rev. by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch.
and piano acc. [2487
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c« Feb. 25,
1913; E 808075; Carl Fischer. New’
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
CZERWONKY (RiIcHARD) Prelude; by
R. Czerwonky; pf. No. 1 in G minor.
No. 2 in C minor. [2488, 2489
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. each. Feb.
25. 1913; E 3808104, 308105; Carl
Fischer, New York.
DAILY TECHNICAL EXERCISES AND COM-
PLETE COURSE OF SCALE STUDIES; by
G. Parés, rey. by H. Claus; No. 1.
French horn. No. 2. Piccolo... No.
3. Valve trombone, bass clef. 4to.
[2490-2492°
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 808076-308078 ; Carl Fischer,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on revision. ]
151
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. t1,n.s.,v.8
DAINTY ROSEBUD RED; words by G. | DANZE PIEMONTESI; sopra temi popo-
Hubi Newcombe, music by L. E.
Orth, op. 83, no. 1; med. voice in F.
[2493
© Feb. 7, 1918; 2c. Feb. 14.1918;
EB 304962; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
D’Amprosio (A.) See Ambrosio (A.
d’) ; Novelletta.
DANCE OF SPRING; by John Ashworth;
pf. Continental fingering. [ 2494.
© Feb. 20, 19138; 2 ¢« Feb. 25,
1918; E 302913; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
DANCE OF THE BAYADERES. See Queen
(The) of Sheba.
DANCE OF THE GINGERBREAD CHILDREN.
Sec Hansel and Gretel.
DANCE OF THE HAIL STONES; by E. C.
Nelson; pf. [2495
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1918; E 301985;
Elmer C. Nelson, Waterville, Kans.
DANCE OF THE WARRIORS. See African
(An) festival.
DANCING (THE) MISTRESS; lancers,
music by Lionel Monckton, arr. by
fy Via.’ JBiges: Piano acec.)' part.
(Chappell’s orchestral journal, no.
681.) | [2496
© Feb. 5, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
KH} 802787; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright claimed on piano
ace. ]
DANCING THE MINUET; by Wilmot Le-
mont, op. 8, no. 8; pf. [2497
Gans 11, 1913s 2 a. Feb. 27,
1918; E 308255; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
DANDY (THE) ONE-STEP; duet, words
by Hugh BE. Wright, music by H. G.
Pelissier. [2498
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913;
EK 302858; Joseph Williams, Itd,
London.
DANKLIED; ged. von Ch. F. Gellert,
musik von Mathieu Neumann, op.
82; miinnerchor in B flat. Partitur.
Ato. [2499
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 26, 1918;
WH 302952; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
DANSE DES SYLPHES; by Alma Brooke;
* piano. [2500
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 302867; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
lari di Leone Sinigaglia, op. 81,
trascrizione di Enrico Polo, per vio-
lino e pianoforte. No. 1. No. 2.
[2501, 2502
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 26,
1918; E 302929, 302930; Breitkopf &
Hiirtel, New York.
DAPHNE'S CHEEKS; poem by Sir Walter
Besant, music by W. Franke-Har-
ling. [25038
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 4, 1918;
FE 304611; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DARK-EYED (THE) STRANGER; words
by S. Parker, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2504
© Jan. 22, 1918: 2) ceebeneae,
1913; E 3804818; Sidney Parker,
Springfield, Mass.
DAUGHTER (THE) OF THE CONFEDER-
ACY; words and music by H. T.
Oltrogge. [2505
© Feb. 14, 1918; 2 qo Pent,
1918; EK 301927; Hstelle Trinchelle
Oltrogge, Jacksonville, Fla.
DAWN (THE) COMES AFTER NIGHT;
words by J. L. Wells, musie by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2506
© Jan. 10, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301706; J. L. Wells, Cranbury,
ING abs
Day (A); words by Emily Dickinson,
music by Adeline Raymond-Ward.
[2507
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
EH 304758; Charles W. Homeyer &
co., Boston.
DAY DREAMS; words by E. Goodrich,
music by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2508
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1918;
EH} 801827; Eloise Goodrich, Marengo,
a Ga
Day (A) IN ARCADY; song cycle, verse
by Joseph I. C. Clarke, music by
Harriet Ware; two voices. Con-
tents: Spring morning.—The seas of
noon.—Good night. [2509
© Feb. 21, 1918; 23 Genre,
1918; E 305078; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
152
' 1913; E 308079; Carl Fischer,
vision.]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
2525
Day or DAys; Faster trio by Beards-
ley Van de Water, arr. by Charles
Fonteyn Manney; women’s voices.
Ato. [2510
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
BE 801910; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Day (THE) OF LOvE; Easter anthem,
words by Nathan Haskell Dole, mu-
sic by Martin Roeder, arr. by Ross
Hilton; mixed voices and organ,
4to. [2511
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 19138;
E 301905; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
‘DAYS GONE By; words by L. C. Keech,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[2512
Po eoeean.’ 22; 1918; 2 ce. Web. -12,
1918; E 304770; Lillian C. Keech,
Daytona, Fla.
\'DrAD MARCH; by Titl, rev. by G. H.
| Reeves; full band. 4to. (Jn Amer-
' ican star journal, no. 1402.) [2513
| © Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,
New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re
_ DEAR EYES OF BLUE; words by A. R.
ce ee ee ee
| © Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 4, 1913;
|
:
Stoudt, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2514
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301731; Anna R. Stoudt, Wyomis-
sing, Pa.
{
DEAR (THE) LITTLE COTT ON THE HILL;
words and music by L. Blanchard.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co,
inc. [2515
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
FE 301871; Louise Blanchard, Jersey
City.
DEAR LITTLE HANDS;
by Caro Roma.
lyric and music
[2516
E 304612; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DEAR MOTHER; words by Inez Caldwell
Wilson, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [2517
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301856; Mrs. C. R. Wilson, Calvert,
Kans.
Drak (THE) OLD HOME; words by W.
Haynes, musie by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2518
ve Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
1 801728; Wm. Haynes, Campbell:
i Canada.
DEAR OLD MOON; words and music by
J. B. MeNickle. [2519
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1913; E 305050;
J. B. MeNickle, Charleston, W. Va.
DEAR OLD SWEETHEART DAYS; words by
M. De Yoe, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., .
ine. [2520
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2c. Feb. 12, 1913;
HK 3804767; Mabelle De Yoe, Castle-
ton, N. Y.
DEARIE IF YOU’LL MARRY ME; words by
A. Seymour Brown, music by Albert
Gumble. [2521
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1913;
EH 308264; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
DECORATION DAY; words and music by
H. Hamlin and Andrew J. Dinegan.
Boston, Mass., Knickerbocker music
pub. co. [2522
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913;
E 308020; Hugo Hamlin, Boston.
D&£ESSE (LA) NUE (Die entschleierte
gottin) ; poéme ésotérique pour une
danseuse, par Paolo Litta, avec piano
violon et triangle. [2523
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2c. Jan. 29, 1913;
I. 302796; Paolo Litta, Florence,
Italy.
DEMOCRATIC (THE) VICTORY; march
and two step, by J. L. H. Taylor; pf.
New York, Frank Harding. i [2524
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 301895; Julia L. Hammond Tay-
lor, New York.
DENVER; words by C. H. Schwiete, mu-
sic by H. Bellstedt. [2524*
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2c. Jan. 18, 1913;
FE 301388; Carl H. Schwiete, Denver,
and Herman Bellstedt, Cincinnati.
DEUTSCHLANDS GEBET; ged. von Julius
Sturm, musik von Mathieu Neu-
mann, op. 84, no. 1; minnerchor a
capella, in C. Partitur. 4to. [2525
© Jan, 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 302953; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
153
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2526
Dietz (Franz) . Prelude; song without
words by F. Dietz; pf. (Students’
album, no. 29.) [2526
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304716; Franz Dietz, San Fran-
cisco.
Dirce (A) OF KISSES; four-part song
words by John Keats, music by
Percy E. Fletcher; men’s voices.
4to. (The Orpheus, no. 540.) [2527
©) Feb. 19,. 1918; 2 ce Heb?, 20,
1913; E 302834; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
DISAPPOINTED LOVE; waltz by R. New-
mann; pf. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [2528
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
BE 301774; Richard Newmann, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
DISASTER OF THE TITANIC; words by
P, ©. Shaw, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2529
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 301841; Pearl C. Shaw, Beaver
Falls. N..¥o
DIVINE (THE) PRAISES; music by J.
Lewis Browne; mixed voices. and
organ with English text. (Octavo
church music, no. 3.) [25380
(©): Feby. 27; . 1913's 2c. Feb. 28,
1918; E 308277; Gilbert music co.,
Chicago.
DIXIE LAND. . See American rhapsody.
DixiE Lou; words and music by J. R.
Shannon. [2531
© Heb: 25, 1915: 2 e«. Web.) 27,
1918; E 308266; Grinnell bros., De-
troit.
Dixirg (THE) RAG; two step by Irene
M. Giblin; pf. [2532
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
Hi 801919; Joseph M. Daly, Boston.
DgINNS (THE) ; ballad, text by Victor
Hugo, translated by John L. O’Sul-
livan, music by Franz C. Bornschein ;
bar. solo and chorus of mixed voices.
4to. [25388
©. Jan. 24, 1918; 2c. Feb. 7, 1913;
EH} 304678; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
cantata, words after the French
of Victor Hugo, music by Arthur
Nevin; mixed chorus with acc. of
pt. 111; Nass vy. St
DOLLY DEAR, 0H! HEAR ME PLEADING}
words and music by P. M. Percuse.
[2535
© Feb. 11, 19133) a cene aa.
1918; E 301946; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Favorita (La) ;
grand concert piece, on the opera by
Donizetti, arr. by J. Ascher, op. 74,
ed. and fingered by Henry Levey; pf.
[2536
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 7, 1913;
EK 304662; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
Lucia di Lammermoor; by Doni-
zetti, arr. by D. Krug, op. 114, no. 8,
ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
pf. [2537
© Feb. 18, 1918;> 2) een:
1918; E 301975; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
—-— finale of act 2, transcription
brillante, by Donizetti, arr. by Syd-
ney Smith, op. 7, ed. and fingered by
Henry Levey; pf. [25388
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304663; G. Schirmer, New York.
[ Copyright is claimed on gag 5 and
fingering. ]
sextet, by G. Donizetti, para-
phrase de concert by Gustay Saen-
ger; violin and piano. [2539
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25,1913 ;
EH 308118; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on paraphras-
ing.]
DON’T FORGET YOUR DEAR OLD MOTHER;
words by Myne A. Uhlig, musie by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2540
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 801734; M. A. Uhlig, Adair, Ia.
DON’T YOU REMEMBER WHEN WE WERE
YOUNG; waltz song, words and music
by B. Hebe. [2541
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 19, 19138;
FE 301966; Burton Hebe, Corning,
Nek.
DoRFKINDER; walzer nach motiven der
operette Der zigeunerprimas, musik
von Hmmerich Kalman, arr. von
Gustav Volk; klavier. [2542
two pianos. 4to. [2534 © Sept. 28, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2c. Feb. 10, 1913; EH 306405; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
Ki} 304742; G. Schirmer, New York. zig.
154
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
2562
Down BY THE BAYOU, LOU; words by
R. R. Kinley, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [25438
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 12,1913;
BE 304782; R. R. Kinley, Hummels-
town, Pa.
DOWN BY THE OLD WEEPING WILLOW
TREE; words and music by E. E.
Wagner. Toledo, O., Wagner &
Wagner. [2544
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 308219; Ernest E. Wagner, To-
ledo, O.
Down IN ALABAMA; words by L. Jack-
son, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2545
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 301798; Lizzie Jackson, Highmore,
S. Dak.
DowN WHERE THE MERMAIDS PLAY;
words and music by F. EH. Baker;
solo for bass voice. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2546
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
| FB 801792; F. HE. Baker, Manchester,
i. IN, H.
DOWN WHERE THE PINEAPPLES GROW;
' words and music by HE. Casler-Wil-
son. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2547
| © Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1918;
. BH 801756; Ellen Casler-Wilson, Day-
_ tona, Fla. [Copyright is claimed on
_ two additional verses. ]
-DRANGEN (EIN) IST IN MEINEM HER-
| ZEN; ged. von Stefan Zweig, musik
. yon Joseph Marx, ftir hohe stimme.
| (Lieder und gesinge, zweite folge,
no. 24.) [2548
| © Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
io 306377; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
. enna.
~Dracon (THE); march and two step
' by G. C. Leap. Melody only. [2549
© 1c Feb. 11, 1913; E 301929;
| Glenn C. Leap, New York.
Dracons (LES); par Albert Larrieu
et Jos. Vliegen; piano seul. [2550
© June 22, 1912; 2 ec. June 24,
, 1912; E 286954; Louis Jacquot,
| Paris.
{
DREAM (A) (Ein traum); lyrics and
music by F. Nothhafft. No. 1. Ge-
sang u. piano mit englischer text.
No. 2. Gesang u. solo zither.
[2551, 2552
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 19,
1913; E 308242, 308243; Fritz Noth-
hafft, New York.
DREAM (A) OF DAYS GONE BY; words
and music by Chas. L. Tucker, arr.
by George L. Koenig. Hartford,
Conn., The capitol pub. co. [25538
© Feb. 12, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 15,
1913; E 304978; C. L. Tucker, Hart-
ford.
DREAMING OF MOTHER; words by J. C.
Booth, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2554
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301781; J. C. Booth, Melrose, N. Y.
DREAMING OF ROSES; words and music
by H. C. Weasner. [2555
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1918;
FE 3801926; H. C. Weasner & co., Buf-
falo.
DREAMING OF THE OLD HOME; words
and music by M. H. Prather. [2556
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 305017; Worsham-Prather pub.
co., Louisville.
DREAMS; words by H. N. Hains, music
by Franz Hoffman. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [2557
© Jan. 22" 1913+ (2 ¢-Feb; 6, 1913;
EK 301861; Hattie N. Hains, St.
Marys, Pa.
DREAMS OF CHILDHOOD (Jeunesse
dorée); by E. Waldteufel, arr. by
Gaston Borch; full orch. 4to.
[2558
©): Dee: 34,1912: 2 ce. Feb: 25,
1918; E 308080; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. !
DREAMS OF SPRING; reverie by Veatrice
Crocker ; pf. [2559
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 «@ Feb. 24,
1913; E 308009; Academy music ¢o.,
ine., New York.
DREAMS OF THE PAST; by V. Russell;
pf. Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdaic
ed. Ne. [2560
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301764; Velma Russel, Duncan,
Okla.
DREAMS, SWEET IRISH DREAMS; words
and music by W. R. Mills. [2561
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308051; W. R. Mills, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
DRUNKARD’S (THE) CHILD; words by
C. Haney, music by Irving Gingrich.
[2562
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1918; E 304888;
Clara Haney, Mishawaka, Ind.
155
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2563
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
DU VERFLIXTES KONGOGIRL DU; aus dem
vaudeville, Hine kitzliche geschichte,
musik von Hugo Hirsch, arr. von
Otto Lindemann; orchester mit
piano-direktion. 4to. [2563
© Feb. 12, 1918;" 2 Gc. Mepis;
1913; E 302876; Deutscher theater-
verlag, Berlin.
Facur’s (THE) NEST; dramatic over-
ture, by Emil Isenman, op. 100, rev.
by Adolphe Dumont; full orch.
[2564
©): eb: ) 18,9833 52 ier Webi 25,
1918; E 308081; Carl: Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
EARLY BLOSSOMS. See Ersten blumen.
FASTER BELLS; concert exercise, words
by Eleanor Allen Schroll, music by
Henry Fillmore. 8vo. [2565
@) Nebo 10:719132" 2 sc. (Reb... 15,
1918; E 304928; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
EASTER DAY SONG TREASURY, NO. 1.
cover-title, [29] p. S8vo. $0.07.
[2566
© .Jan. 27, 19133 ' 2.e¢, Jane 30,
1918; A 333211; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago.
words by Frances
Laughton Mace; music by H. J.
Stewart. [2567
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c Feb. 7, 1918;
H 304659; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
EASTER LILIES;
EASTER MORN; words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by P. P. Bilhorn.
[2568
@) Heb, 11; 1918-2 4e,.. Web: 10,
1913; E 304705; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago.
—— Same. [2569
© Feb: 28; 1918%°2 c Feb! "26,
19138; E 808234; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago.
EMSTAND DER FREUDE; tanzlied, ged.
von Abraham a S*“*. Clara, musik
von Ad. Wallndfer, op. 107, fiir
frauenstimmen, chor oder solo, mit
klavierbegl, Partitur. 4to. (10
terzette, no. 10.) [2570
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1913;
Ii 806858; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
EKsTASE (Ecstasy); ged. v. BH. L.
Schellenberg, franzésische iiberset-
zung von Victor Hugo, English words
by John Bernhoff, musik yon Hugo
EXKSTASE (Hecstasy )—Continued.
Kaun, op. 91, no. 1; fiir eine sing-
stimme mit pianoforte. [2571
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EH 3063853; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
HLEPHANT, DONKEY AND BULL MOOSE
POLITICAL BACE; words by H. A.
Sneed, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2572
© Dee. 31, 1912.2 ¢ Pep auieus:
E 301712; Hd. A. Sneed, Memphis,
Tenn.
ELFIN SERENADE; intermezzo, by Stan-
ley ’. Widener ; pf. [2573
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 @ Mena,
1918; E 304988; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
EMBERS (THE) GLOW; words by Mrs.
L. Reid, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2574
© Jan. 22, 19185) 2G bene,
1918; E 3048382; Mrs. Lurty Reid,
Detroit. one!
EMPTY DREAMS AND FADED FLOWERS;
words by Helene Kieffer, music by
Rocco Venuto. St. Louis, Newman
music co. [2575
© Feb. 21, 1918; 2 @ Feb. 26,
1918; E 305231; Helene Drinkwater,
St. Louis.
ENTRANCE OF THE GUARDS; march mili-
taire by P. Hans Flath; full orch,
and piano. 4to. [2576
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 Gq Wen,
1913; E 3808082; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ENTZUKUNG. See
(E.); Zehn lieder.
Jacques-Dalcroze
ENvy; words and music by FE. S.
Shuler. [2577
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1918; E 308235;
Elberta Stehl Shuler, Roland Park,
Md.
Erotic. See Grieg (Edvard Hagerup)
ERSTANDEN (He is risen) ; duet, words
and music by A. Grimm; (Geistliche
duette fiir kirche u. haus, no. 3.)
[2578
© Jan. 28, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1913;
HK 304650; Antigo pub. co., Antigo,
Wis.
156
‘no. 2, 1913
“~a a
a a tt ttl IN lie
ERSTEN BLUMEN (Early blossoms); by
Heinrich Burmeister; pf. 4 hands.
Contents: Snowbells.— Morning
glory.— Tulip.— Crocus._- Pansy .—
Violet. [2579
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2c. Feb. 21, 1918;
E 308006; Charles W. Homeyer &
co., Boston.
Es JUCKT UND ZUCKT; walzerlied aus
der operette, Susi, text von Julius
Wilhelm, musik von A. Rényi; kla-
vier mit gesang. [2580
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c Jan. 2,
1918; E 302851; Franz Bard & bru-
der, Vienna.
Es WAR EINMAL (Once upon a time) ;
waltz by Joseph Knecht; full orch.
and piano. 4to. [2581
Ra wec, 31,''1912: 2 c. Feb. 25,
1918; E 808088; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ESKIMO LOVE SONG; words and music
by Steven Winnifield. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2582
o Bec, 31, 1912: 2 c. Feb.’ 12,
1918; E 304788; Madge W. Far-
quhar, Lehighton, Pa.
ESKIMO SLIDE; words by Al Herman,
music by Harry de Costa. [2583
i) wep. 19, 1918: 2 c:- Web. 18,
1913; E 305065; Gem music co., New
York.
ETUDE MELODIQUE; by R. H. Prutting,
op. 6, no. 3; pf. [2584
open. 11. 1913: 2 c. .Keb. 12,
1913; E 304751; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
Eva; words and music by P. B. Stith.
[2585
© 1 ce. Feb. 1, 1918; E 304854;
Percy B. Stith, Memphis, Tenn.
See also Neues wiener operetten
album.
EVANGELIZE THE WORLD; words and
music by Samuel W. Beazley. [2586
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 15, 1913;
BE 304945; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
EVELINA-POLKA; by V. Berardi; 1st.
and 2nd. mandolin and guitar. 4to.
(Tesio edition, no. 142.) [2587
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 19,
1913; E 308209; Peter Tesio, New
York.
EVENING PRAYER; by W. D. Armstrong.
No. 1. String quartet. No. 2. Piano
or organ solo. [2588, 2589
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 ec. each Feb. 25,
1918; E 308084, 308085; Carl
Fischer, New York.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2598
IVENING
SPIRIT.
(THE) STAR AND THE HOLY
See Two (The) lights.
EVER SINCE YOU LEFT ME; words by
Ballard MacDonald, music by Leo
Bennett. [2590
© Feb. 21, 1913;.2 c. Feb. 24, 1918;
E 308001; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
EVERY THOUGHT BRINGS YOU BACK TO
ME; words by Jos. Hiller, music by
Geo. Olcott. [2591
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2c. Feb. 6, 19138;
HE 301892; Jos. Hiller co., Pittsburgh.
EVERYBODY GOES A ROAMING; words by
John H. Flynn, music by F. Bern-
harat. [2592
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1913; E 3082238;
Fred Bernhardt, New York.
EVERYBODY RIDES IN AN AUTOMOBILE;
words by Enoch Booth, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2593
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301726; King & Spencer, Wells-
boro, Pa.
EVERYBODY’S CRAZY ABOUT LOVE; words
and music by J. W. Casey. [2594
(ey) ean oy, Oise) 2c. ' tam, 29)
1913; E 304905; James W. Casey &
bro., Portland, Ore.
EYES OF BLUE; words by Marie Be-
atrice Gannon, music by L. E. Orth,
op. 33, no. 2; high voice in F. [2595
i Jan: 25.) 1918; 2 -¢. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304966; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
KF, ©. A. (THE) FOREVER; words by
G. G. Goldie, music by R. L. Harlow.
Ato. [2596
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 19138;
E 304859; G. G. Goldie & R. L. Har-
low, Boston.
FAHRMANN (Hans) Sonate no. IX;
von Hans Fihrmann, op. 53; orgel
in Es dur. Im triostil. [2597
© Jan. 23, 1913; 2c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 302739; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
Germany.
Farr CONNECTICUT; words by J. Dater,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2598
©) Dee. Si, 1992: .2 i.e. Feb. 12)
1913; E 304810; John Dater, Troy,
Lae be
157
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2599
pt. 11, ise S
FAIRBANK’S POPULAR SONGS, NO. 2; new
arrangement of the old favorite songs
by H. W. Fairbank; unchanged
voices with an optional part. S8vo.
[2599
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10,
19138; E 304707; H. W. Fairbank,
Chicago.
Farries’ (THE) REVEL; cantata, poem
by Louise Nellis Foster, music by W.
Berwald; women’s voices. 4to.
[2600
Heb. 45.1913 62 de eb a7,
1913; E 805008; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
FALLING LEAVES; words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe; vocal or in-
strumental. (Nature in play and
song, no. 5.) [2601
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
EH 301677; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
_FANTAISIE AND VARIATIONS ON A GER-
MAN THEME; by J. B. Arban, rev. by
Edwin Franko Goldman; cornet solo
and piano ace. (Twelve fantaisies
and airs variés, no. 8.) [2602
©) .Dee, BL, W912.) 2 i.e.” Meb: 25,
1918; E 3808088; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. |
FANTAISIE AND VARIATIONS ON ACTEON ;
by J. B. Arban, rev. by Edwin
Franko Goldman; cornet and piano.
(Twelve fantaisies and air variés, no.
2) -[2603
© Deck (si) A912) 2 ven, Wek: 25,
1913; E 308066; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
FANTAISIE AND VARIATIONS ON THE
CARNIVAL OF VENICE; by J. B. Arban,
rev. by Edwin Franko Goldman;
cornet solo with piano ace. (Twelve
fantaisies and airs variés, no. 12.]
[2604
©). Dec. “31,. 1912: 2° e) Wepre 2s.
1913; E 308087; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
FANTAISIE BRILLANTE; by J. B. Arban;
cornet solo with piano acc. (Twelve
fantaisies and airs variés, no. 3.)
[2605
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 & Feb, 25,
1913; E 308086; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
FANTAISIE SUR DES THEMES POPULAIRES
FRANGAIS. See Indy (Vincent da’)
158
FANTASIA IN FEF; by J. W. Grey; violin
and piano. [2606
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1913; BH 308238;
Jos. W. Grey, Indianapolis, Ind.
See Liszt (Franz)
See Bellini
FANTASIE.
FANTASIE AND VARIATIONS.
( Vincenzo )
Favorita (LA)
See Donizetti (Gae-
tano) .
FELSENWEG; von Rudolph Ganz, op.
24, no. 4; pf. (Vier kKlavierstiicke,
no. 4.) [2607
©. Oct. 12, 1912; 2 ce Neve
1912; E 302806; Roézsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
FrEsTe (HIN’) BurG. See Festival pre-
lude on Win’ feste burg.
FESTIVAL POSTLUDE; by Geo. H. How-
ard; pipe organ. [2608
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2, ¢, Mem) 24.
1918; E 308156; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
IESTIVAL PRELUDE ON HIN’ FESTE BURG;
by William Faulkes; organ. (Origi-.
nal compositions no. 3.) [2609
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 12,
1913; E 302824; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
FESTIVE MARCH; by Frederick Max-
son; organ. obl. 4to. (St. Cecilia
Series, no. 385) [2610
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2° qe epwear,
1918; EH 808280; Hi We Gray sce.
New York.
FEu FOLLET (Will o’ the wisp); cap-
ricietto by Albert Jungman, op. 217,
no. 3, ed. and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; pf. [2611
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 eG Peb.49;
1913; E 301978; Jos. W. Stern &
co... New York. . [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
FIANCEE (The bride to be) ; by Harry
L. Alford; orch. [2612
© Jan... 31, 1918; 276. Mebeeet)
1913; E 3808146; Alford-Colby co.,
Chicago.
FICHTENBAUM (EIN) STEHT EINSAM;
ged. von Heine, musik von Joseph
Marx, fiir mittlere stimme. (Lieder
und gesinge, zweite, folge no. 17.)
[2613
© Sept. 15,1992: 2°¢) Mem,
1913; E 306378; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
N
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 2, 1913
2630
‘FIFTEEN CENTS; words and music by
Chris. Smith. [2614
© Feb. 27, 19138; 2 c« Feb. 27,
1918; E 308239; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
FIFTH MASS IN G; rey. and arr. by
Ato.
[2615
© Feb. 20, 19138; 2 « Feb. 21,
1913; E 305086; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision and arrangement. ]
E. Marzo, op. 47; two voices.
-FILMZAUBER; posse mil gesang in 4 bil-
dern, ged. von Rudolf Bernauer und
Rudolf Schanzer, musik von Walter
Kollo und Willy’ Bredschneider.
Vollstiindiger klavierauszug mit text.
[2616
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 302801; Drei-masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
FILMZAUBER-WALZER ; nach motiven aus
der gleichnamigen posse, musik yon
W. Kollo und W. Bredschneider, arr.
yon Adolph Eckstein fiir Klavier
zu zwei hinden. [2617
e) Dee. 31,.1912: 2c. Jan. 29,
1913; E 302794; Drei masken verlag,
Munich. [Copyright claimed on arr.
for piano. ]
Finat. See Two (The) thieves.
FIRESIDE LOVE IS THE BEST; words by
L. McClure Clark, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [2618
gan. 22. 1915+ 2 « Keb. 12)
1913; E 304800; Lulu M. Clarke, St.
Louis.
FIRMLY THE CHURCH (Kirken den er
et gammelt hus) ; text by Grundtvig,
English words by O. T. Arneson,
music by J. Lindeman, arr. by Hal-
dor Hanson. With English and Nor-
wegian words. (Northern edition
Sacred songs, no. 149.) [2619
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 17,
1913; E 305069; Northern book &
music co., Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on English words and ar-
rangement as solo with piano or
organ acc.]
FIRST COUSINS; novelty march and two
step compiled and arr. by R. L.
Halle; orch. 4to. [2620
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304605; R. L. Halle, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on compilation
and arrangement. ]
First EASTER MORN: words and music
by John Adamson; mixed voices.
(Whaley-Royce edition of octavo
church music, no. 153.) [2621
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
EK 3806884; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd..,
Toronto, Canada.
Frrst EASTER STORY; an Easter service
for the Sunday school. 15 p. 8vo.
$0.05. [2622
©) Jan. 27,77918: 2 @ Jan.30)
19138; A 333212; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago.
FISHERMAIDEN See Schubert
(F. P.)
FLEDERMAUS (Die) (The bat); over-
ture to the operetta by Johann
Strauss, arr. by R. Jungnickel; orch.
(Artist’s orchestra repertoire, no. 40.)
[2623
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 21,
1913; E 305074; Ross Jungnickel,
New York.
FLEETING PLEASURES ; waltz, by Matilee
Loeb-Evans; pf. [2624
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1918; E 304989; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FLIEDER (Roses); ged. von O. J. Bier-
baum, English words by John Bern-
hoff, musik von Karl Bleyle, op. 22;
mezzosopran und _ bariton. ( Vier
duette, no. 3.) [2625
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 19138;
E 306274; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
FLIEGENDE BLATTCHEN IM KINDERTON;
von Carl G. P. Gradener, neue re-
vidierte, befingerte u. mit geleitwort
versehene ausgabe, von Walter Nie-
mann; klavier zu zwei hinden. Heft
1, op. 24. Heft. 2, op. 33. Heft. 3,
op. 438. [ 2626-2628
'© Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
19138; E 306284-806286; Fritz Schu-
berth jun., Leipzig.
FLIMMERKISTE; grosses potpourri aus
der posse Filmzauber, musik von
Walter Kollo u. W. Bredschneider,
arr. von Adolf Eckstein; orch. 4to.
[2629
©’ Feb. 25; “1813; 2*e. “Web. 26,
1913; E 3802996; Drei masken ver-
lag, Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
(The)
FLIRTATION ; valse intermezzo by Pierre
Renard; pf. [2630
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308157; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
159
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2631
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
FLIRTING EYES;
Morris, music by Violini [pseud. of
B. B. Lisset] 26381
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1912; E 304914;
Benjamin B. Lisset, Brooklyn.
FLOATING ALONG; words by J. W. Tay-
lor jr., music by Ermina May Jones.
[2682
© 1 c. Feb. 21, 1913; BH 305083 ;
J. W. Taylor jr., Chicago.
FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER; words by
Roger Lewis, music by James White.
[2633
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1918;
E 304892; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
FLotow (FRIEDRICH voN) Martha; by
F. von Flotow, arr. by D. Krug, op.
114, no. 4, ed. and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; pf. [2634
©)" Heb: 48> 1913-2 en: Heb. 19;
1918; E 801976; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
Foote (ARTHUR) Four character
pieces; after the Rubaiyat of Omar
Khayyam, music by Arthur Foote,
op. 48; orch. Score 4to. and parts.
[2685
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 10,
1913; E 304912: Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
FOOTSTEPS OF ANGELS; by W. N. Wil-
son; pf. [2636
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304721; Wm. Noelsch, Philadel-
phia.
For CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN; Easter
anthem, music by Samuel Richards
Gaines; mixed voices. 4to. [26387
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 301900; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
FoR THAT GOOD OLD RAGETTY RAG; words
by H. E. Westgate, music by Alex-
ander Stewart pseud. of Alexander
K. Karnbach, [2638
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1912; BE 301894;
Alexander K. Karnbach, Los An-
geles.
For THE GIRL I LOVE
BEST; words by
Grace Cravath,
music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [2639
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 e Feb. 12.
1913; E 304815; Mrs. W. B. Cravath,
Butte, Mont.
words by Edward C. | Fork THE HONOR OF OUR KING; words, t
by Jennie Wilson, music by Jean }
Howard. [2640 f
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304947; Robt. H. Coleman, Dallas.
For THEE, LOVE, AND HOME; words by |}
Frank H. Adkins, music by N. F.
Adkins. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co., ine. [2641 9
© Jan. 22, 1918: 2 @ Hen 13 ie
1913; E 304825; Nelson F. Adkins,
Hartford.
FoR WHOM TO VOTE; words by H. D.
Shelton, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
ine. [2642 |
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c Heb. 12) if
19138; EH 3804813; E. D. Shelton,
Omega, Okla.
For you; words and music by R. G. |)
Allen. [2643 }
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1913; E 301701;
Ruby Galbraith Allen, Minneapolis.
Forest (A) LOVE sonG; words by Al- |
fred Austin, musie by Charles Dea- |}
con; in G. [2644 —
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c Feb. 25, |
1913; E 302901; J. H. Larway, Lon- |
don.
FOREVER WITH THEE; words and music ||
by C. B. Blount; Sop. solo and quar- |
tette. 4to. [2645 |
© Feb. 14, 191383°>2 G Wenvare |
1913; E 305015; C. W. Thompson & |
co., Boston.
FORGET ME NOT; words by M. L. Fer-
riter, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2646
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 e Feb. 6, 1013;
I 801842; Minnie iy Ferriter, Taun-
ton, Mass.
FOUNTAIN (THE); words by James
Russell Lowell, music by Homer N.
Bartlett, op. 95; quartet for wo-
men’s voices. (Octavo choruses, no.
5732. ) [2647
© Feb. 15, 19135 2c) ems
1918; E 805011; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
edition and revision. ]
FOUNTAIN OF LOVE; wall py...) Ei
Johnson; pf. [2648
© Feb. 17, 1913; 9 ce. Feb. 18,
1913; E 3805047; Geo. W. Meyer
music co., New York.
160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2664
“ no. 2, 1913
Four LEAF CLOVER IN A SHOE; words
by A. Bolte, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. . [2649
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1913;
B 304456; Anna Bolte, Primghar, Ia.
Four-LEAVED (THE) cLoveR; from The
love wager, by Charles J. Hambitzer,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
mand. orch. [2650
nen. 11,1913; 2 c.. Feb. 12,
1913; E 304871; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
Fox (THE) HUNT; by Robert B. Elii-
son, op. 3; pf. Memphis, Tenn. O.
K. Houck piano co. [2651
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1913;
E 308005; R. B. Ellison, Waco, Tex.
Frav HOLLES tuMzuG; ged. von M.
Greif, musik von Ad. Wallno6fer, op.
107, fiir frauenstimmen, chor oder
solo mit klavierbegl. Partitur. 4to.
(10 terzette, no. 9.) [2652
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306360; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
FRAUENFRESSER (DER); grosses pot-
pourri nach motiven der operette,
von Edmund Eysler. No. 1. Oster-
reichische militiir u. deutsche in-
fanteriemusik. No. 2. Deutsche
blechmusik. 4to. (Harmonie, nr.
168, 172.) [2653, 2654
© Oct. 11, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1913; E 306232; 306233; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
arrangement. ]
— See also Neues wiener operetten-
album.
FROHLICHER AUSKLANG; von Richard
Wickenhausser, op. 72, fiir klavier.
(Zehn kleine tonbilder, no. 10.)
[2655
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302965; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
FroM EDEN TO BETHLEHEM; or, THE
FIRST CHRISTMAS. Words by James
Rowe, music by E. T. Hildebrand.
2% [1] p. 8vo. $0.15. [2656
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
A 331789; Hildebrand-Burnett co.,
Roanoke, Va.
[Copyright is claimed on
a
FroM MAINE TO OREGON; march from
The glass blowers by John Philip
Sousa; full orech. 4to. [2657
(Cy Debr tas 191ae Soe.) Feb. 12,
1918; E 304858; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
FRUHLING ZIEHT INS LAND HINEIN
(Spring is come in blossoms clad) ;
vier melodische wu. instruktive vor-
tragsstiicke, von C. H. Doring, op.
333, fiir klavier. (Der Jenzist da,
nO. \ 1.) [2658
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306354; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
FRUHLINGSGLAUBE. See Schubert (F.
P.)
FRUHLINGSLIED (Varsing); von Jean
Sibelius, op. 16, bearbeitet von Leo
Funtek, fiir violine und klavier.
[2659
© Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c« Feb. 26,
1912; E 302932; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York. [Copyright claimed on
arr. for violin & piano. ]
FRUHLINGSSONNE HELL UND LICHT
(Vernal sunshine light and clear) ;
vier melodische u. instruktive vor-
tragsstticke, von C. H. Doring, op.
333, fiir klavier. (Der lenz ist da,
no. 3.) [2660
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 806855; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
Fuea. See Bach (Johann Sebastian)
Praeludium et fuga.
Fucur. See Henniker (Leonard) ; in-
troduction and Fugue.
GALSWoRTHY (ADA) Seventeen songs;
words by John Galsworthy, music by
A. Galsworthy. [2661
© Jan. 23, 19138; 2 ¢. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 302740; Schott & co., London.
GARDEN OF BEAUTY; waltzes; by Carl
Loveland; pf. [2662
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1913;
E 308190; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
GARDEN PARTY. See My favorite pas-
time.
Gast (Der)? ged. von Theodor Fon-
tane, musik von Joseph Marx, fiir
* mittlere stimme. (Lieder und
gesiinge, zweite folge, no. 16.)
[2663
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 3806379; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
161
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2665
GAVOTTE; von Hans Sitt, op. 118, no. 3,
arr. ftir streichorchester. Partitur.
[2664
©) Oct. 2, 1912: 2c. Wen ayaers:
E 306344; K. G. Fazer, Helsingfors,
Finland. [Copyright claimed on arr.
for stringed orchestra.)
von M. Scharwenka-Stresow, op.
7, fiir 2 violinen und klavier. (Drei
vortragsstticke in tanzform, no. 1.)
[2665
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
HE 306289; Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leip-
zig.
GAVOTTE Rococo; by Eugenio Di Pirani;
op. 107, no. 1; pf. [2666
© Jan. 23, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 27, 1913;
EH 308257; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GEBET; ged. von Hebbel, musik von
Gustav Bumcke, op. 25, no. 2, fiir
eine singstimme mit begleitung von
blasinstrumenten und harfe. Tief.
Partitur. 4to. [2667
© Jan. 8, 1913; 2c. Jan. 20, 1918;
EK 3806177; Saturn-verlag, Berlin-
Wilmersdorf, Germany.
GEE, BUT I GET LONESOME ON A RAINY
DAY; words by W. Ed. D. Morgan,
music by Carey Morgan. [2668
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1918;
HE 304660 ; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York.
GEFLUSTER IM GANGE (Whispers on the
stairs); ged. von O. J. Bierbaum,
English words by John Bernhoff,
musik von Karl Bleyle, op. 22.
(Vier duette, no. 4.) [2669
© ‘ Sept. “30, 11922; '2<c. ‘Web. 1,
1918; E 3806275; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
GEHN WIR MAL ZU HAGENBECK ; marsch-
lied aus der posse, Puppschen, mu-
sik von Jean Gilbert, arr. von Ernst
Urbach; salon-orchester. [2670
© Dee.” 31, 1912: 2 ve..gan. 16,
1913; E 3806172; Thalia-theater-ver-
lag, Berlin.
GEMACHTE BLUMEN; ged. aus des Kna-
ben wunderhorn, musik von E.
Jaques-Dalcroze; ausgabe mit kla-
vier. (Zwei gesinge fiir eine so-
pran-stimme mit orchester, no. 1.)
[2671
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 306417; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
pt. 111, n.s.,v. 8
GEN’L BOULANGER MARCH; by C. L.
Desormes, arr. by Theo. Moses, rev.
by Paul Henneberg; full orch. and
piano acc.) [2672
© ‘Dec. 31, 1912: 2 *e) lien, 25,
1918; E 308089; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
GEORGIA LAND; by Harry Carroll, arr.
by Sol. Levy. No. 1. Song for cor-
net with band ace. No. 2. Song for
trombone with band acc. 4to.
[2673, 2674
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 5, |
19138; E 304630, 304681; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. }
GEORGIA MY SOUTHERN HOME; words
and music by B. Riggs. [2675
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1913; E 804922;
Benjiman Riggs, New York.
GEPANZERTEN (DES) FELDGEBET. Se€e
Moser (Hans Joachim) ; Lieder.
GERMAN BAND; music by James Ken-
dis, melody only. [2676
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1918; E 308389;
Billy Busch music pub. co., ince.,
New York.
GESANG DES LEBENS; ged. aus dem
Diogenes von O. E. Hartleben, musik
von Joseph Marx, ftir mittlere
‘stimme. (Lieder und gesinge,
zweite folge, no. 23.) [2677
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 3806380; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
GESELLENLIED; ged. von Robert Rei-
nick, musik von Iwan Schoénebaum,
op. 88, no. 1; mannerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. S8vo. [2678
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 302919; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
GET A LAD LIKE YOUR DAD, like your
dear old dad; words by P. Frank,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[2679
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c) Bebo a2,
1913; E 304788; Pi al Frank, Allen-
town, Pa.
GEWITTER. See
(E.) ; Zehn lieder.
GIBSON (THE) GIRL; intermezzo von
Camillo Morena, op. 102; orchester.
[2680
© Oct.’ 21, 1912; “2 «© ‘Hep. 26,
19138; E 302977; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig.
Jacques - Daleroze
162
:
tt i
Feet
E
| no. 2,1913
,
Girt (THE) FOR ME; waltz song and
chorus, words and music by E. S.
Jessup. [2681
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304736; Edgar S. Jessup, Augusta,
Ga.
Girt (THE) I KNOW; words by G.
Bowles. music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [2682
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
BE 301785; Grace Bowles, Beaver
Dam, Wis.
Girt (THE) THAT WON MY HEART;
words by J. J. Landers, music by
Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2683
© Jan. 22, 19138; 2 ce. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301828; John J. Landers, Brook-
lyn.
GIRLIE, YES I CARE; words by Jean
Fisher Haushahn, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2684
owen 22 1913: 2 ¢ Feb: 12,
19138 ; E 304808; Amy Haushahn, Hu-
eneme, Cal.
GIRLS; words and music by B. Fletcher.
[2685
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1913; E 308013;
Bob Fletcher, Helena, Mont.
GIVE ME THE HUDSON SHORE; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by Al. Jol-
son. [2686
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1918; E 305054; Jean Schwartz, New
York.
GLORIA FROM TWELFTH MASS. See Mo-
zart (W. A.)
GNOMENTANZ (Dance of the gnomes) ;
von Edmund Parlow, op. 97, no. 6;
klavier zu zwei hinden. [2687
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306317; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
GO WHERE YOU WILL; words by Denis
A. McCarthy, music by Frances
Weir; voice and piano with violon-
cello obligato ad lib. No. 2 in D.
[2688
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 302839; Elkin & co., I1td.,
London.
GoD’s PROMISES ARE SURE; words and
music by S. W. Beazley. [2689
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 301913; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2698
GOLDEN DAYS OF LONG AGO; words by
A. G. Rooney, music by Charles Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2690
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
EX 301823; Agnes Geraldine Rooney,
Le Roy, N. Y.
GOLDEN GLOW; Ethwell
Hanson; pf. [2691
©), Feb, 11,\1913*.. 2 « Feb. 17,
1913; E 305019; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
redowa, by
Goo-coo; one step, by Max Darewski;
full brass band. 4to.: (Jn Boosey’s
brass band journal, no. 531.) [2692
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 302757; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
GooD-BYE BILLY DEAR; words and mu-
sic by C. B. Weston, arr. by Frank
W. Howell. Brooklyn, Weston &
Howell. [26938
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 305090; Charles B. Weston,
Brooklyn.
GOOD-BYE BOYS; words by Andrew B.
Sterling and William Jerome, music
by Harry Von Tilzer. [2694
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 304645; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
GOOD-BYE, I’M GOIN’ TO CAROLINE;
words by Gene Felt, music by Frank
Stilwell. [2695
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
E 301887; Kendis & Paley, New
York.
GOODBYE, JUANITA; words by D. Dris-
coll, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2696
©) San, 22.--1913: 2 ¢.. Feb. 42,
1913; E 3804795; David Driscoll,
Springfield, O.
GOOD BYE PROM GIRL; words and music
by R. T. B. Burke. [2697
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 304995; Roy T. Bernard Burke,
Madison, Wis.
GooD FELLOWS (Heitere kameraden) :
by A. Sartorio, op. 1004; pf. (From
my sketch book, no. 6.) [2698
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 3802987; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
GoopD NIGHT. See Day (A) in Arcady.
163
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2699
Goop oLp BRoADWAY; words by Frank
Sturgis, music by Sam Smart.
. [2699
@©: Feb. 24, 1913; 2 e¢. MebinZa,
1913; E 308180; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
GOSPEL HOSANNAS... Authors: James
D. Vaughan, B. C. Unseld, Jas. B.
Franklin [and others] [144] p.
12mo. $0.25. [2700
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1913;
A 331806; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Chorus
of revellers (Chceur des _ bac-
chantes); 4 part song from Philé-
mon. et Baucis, English version by
J. ©. Macy, music by Charles Gou-
nod, arr. by Ross Hilton; women’s
voices. 4to. [2701
© Web: 17, 1913s..2:.e, Web. 27,
1913; E 308247; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
GrRAceE (LA); characteristic piece by
Carl Bohm, op. 302, no. 5, ed. and
fingered by Paolo Gallico; pf.
[2702
©° Feb: 19,01913* 2 er Pep. 19,
19138; E 801972; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
Gracious Saviour, hear our pleading
prayer; music by C. W. Heinrich;
mixed voices. 4to. [2703
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 7, 19138;
E 304679; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GRAND CONCERT PIECE ON THE OPERA LA
FAVORITA. See Donizetti (Gaetano) ;
Favorita (La).
GRAND DUCHESS.
(Jacques)
GRANT ME; words by A. M. Crawford,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2704
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 301753; Anna M. Crawford, Den-
ver.
GRATITUDE; words by Ed. Tesche-
macher, music by Charles Marshall.
[2705
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c Feb. 26,
1915; E 302980; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
GREAT AND MARVELLOUS; music by J. D.
McRae; mixed voices. 4to. [2706
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2. ¢ Feb. 19,
1913; E 301963; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
See Offenbach
pt. 111, n. s., v. §
GREAT AS THE SEA. See Memory ae |)
ot
. Hf
GREEN ARE THE LEAVES; part song, ||)
words written by Cardinal Newman, |
music composed by Alexander Brent ©
Smith; female voices. (Octavo edi-
tion of trios ete., no. 442.) [2707
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
EK 3806482; Novello & co., Itd., Lon=
don. :
GREGORIAN TONE, 7. See Benedictus.
GREGORIAN TONE 7, ENDING 1; tone 1 )
ending 4; tone 6; tone 2 ending 2;
tone 8 ending 1; tone 1 ending 5;
tonus peregrinus; tone 1 ending 8.
See Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
GRETNA GREEN; words by Edward
Tescbemacher, music by Herbert
Oliver; in C. [2708
© Feb. 20, 1913: 2 @ Wen. 2a
1913; E 302906; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
GRIEG (EDVARD HAGERUP) Berceuse;
by Edvard Grieg, op. 38, no. 1, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch. with
piano ace. [2709
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1913;
E 3808070; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
—— Lyric pieces for piano; by HE.
Grieg, op. 43, nos. 1-6, rev. and ed.
by Hans T. Seifert. Contents: The
butterfly—The wanderer.—In my
native country.—Little bird.—EHro-
tic.—To the spring. [2710
© Dec. 31, 1912: 2 @& Pen 2
1918; E 3808096; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision and editing. ]
GROSSES POTPOURRI; aus der operette
Die scheinehe, musik von Friedr.
Kark, ftir militirmusik. [2711
© Aug. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306279; Louis Oertel, Hannover,
Germany.
—— See also Frauenfresser (Der)
GROSSVATERLIED, See Moser (Hans
Joachim)
Gruss. See Jacques-Daleroze (E.) ;
Zehn lieder.
H. M. S. Pinarore; selection, by Ar-
thur Sullivan, arr. by R. Gruenwald;
orch. 4to. (Concert ed. for orches-
tra, no. 459.) [2712
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304682; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
Hap yot BUT KNOWN; words and mu-
sic by Marie Rich; low voice in EK.
[2713
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1918;
E 304963; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
HAKON’s LULLABY; from The pretend-
ers. by Heinrik Ibsen, words trans-
lated from the Norwegian by Wil-
liam Archer, music by Norman
O’Neill, op. 45; no. 2 in A. [2714
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2.c. Feb. 25,
1918; E 302875; Elkin & co., Itd.,
London.
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Trio-
sonate in B dur; von G. F. Hiindel,
arr. von Albert Moffat, fiir zwei vio-
- linen und pianoforte, mit violoncell
ad lib. (Trio-meisterschule, no. 23.)
[2715
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 302777; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
HAIL THOU GLORIOUS EASTER MORNING.
See Six Easter carols.
HIALSEY (ERNEST) Intermezzo; by E
Halsey; organ in C minor. obl. 8vo,
(In The organ loft, book 92, no. 277,
Feb. 1913.) [2716
|
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913;
| E 306486; Vincent music co., ltd.,
_ London.
:
/
HAMPSTEAD HEATH; words by F. J.
- Whitmarsh, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [2717
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
BE 301714; F. J. Whitmarsh, London.
Brandon, musics by Herbert Bun-
ning; in E flatandin F. [2718, 2719
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1913; E 306427, 306428; Enoch &
sons, London.
|
|
O Braid HAND; words by Herbert J.
:
HANSEL AND GRETEL; suite by Olive
| Ruby Hammond; piano. Contents:
Hansel and Gretel.—The children’s
) dresm in the forest.—The old witch
, rides on her broom-stick.—Dance of
| the ginger-bread children. [2720
© Peb. 10, 1918; 2 c Feb.’ -11,
{ 1913; E 301940;
New York.
M. Witmark & sons,
HAPpPpy DAYS BE THINE! words and mu-
} ,sic by J. C. Carey. [2721
{ © 1c. Feb. 17, 1913; E 305034;
Jos. B. Carey, San Francisco.
2730
Harpy SUMMER SONG; words by E.
Teschemacher, music by Gerald F.
Kahn; in BF flat. [2722
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c@ Feb. 25,
19138; BE 302915; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
HARK-A-LARKER; words by J. H. H.
Rose, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [2723
© Jan; 22;°1913; 2 & Feb, 12,
1913; E 304844; James H. H. Rose,
Dalton, Mass.
HAT GESAGT-BLEIBT’S NICHT DABEI. See
Jacques-Dalcroze (E.); Zehn lieder.
HAVE PITY ON THE RAILROAD BOYS;
words by J. Hess, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2724
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301865; James Hess, Hinton, W.
Va.
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN, MARGUERITE;
words by C. M. Denison, music by
EK. F. Dusenberry. [2725
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304600; Mills music pub. co., Mid-
dletown, N. Y.
HE THAT HATH PITY; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Frederick
Stevenson, op. 66; mixed voices and
organ. 4to. [2726
©) Jan. 25,1913 712) e. Feb. 8, 1913:
E 301907; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
HE TOOK HER UP, UP, UP WAY UP HIGH;
words and music by Alfred Solman,
Jack Wells and Alfred Bryan. [2727
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1913;
E 308206; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
HE USED TO CALL ME SWEETHEART;
words by F. A. Zott, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2728
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301715; Frederick A. Zott, Carl-
stadt, N. J.
HEAR MY DOLLIES’ PRAYER; words by
Charles Johnson, music by Edward ~
Stanley. [2729
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1918;
E 304654; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
HEAR YE Now; text from the Holy
Scriptures, music by W. Franke-
Harling. [2730
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 18,
1913; E 305043 ; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
f 165
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27381
pt. li; ns. vee
HEARKEN UNTO ME; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Frederick
Stevenson, op. 65; mixed voices with
organ ace. 4to. [2781
© Feb. 7, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1918;
E 304955; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
HEAVEN SMILES ON ERIN; words and
music by C. Banbury, arr. by Law-
rence Ritchie. PAEy4
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1918; E 305084;
Chas. Banbury, Sandy Lake, Pa.
HEAVENLY (THE) VOICE; anthem,
words by S. J. Stone, music by
George B. Nevin; mixed voices and
organ. 4to. [27383
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913; |
E 301902; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
HEBRAIKON; von Paul Ertel, op. 14;
streichquartett tiber hebriische melo-
dien. Stimmen. [2734
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306366; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
HEIDENROSLEIN. See Schubert (F. P.)
HEJNAL; mazurka, by C. W. Chylinski;
pf. [2735
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10. 1918;
E 304711; Chas. W. Chylinski, De-
troit.
HELDENMARSCH (Pochod bohatyrsky) ;
von V. Hrubes, fiir harmonie-musik.
4to. [2736
© Sept. 26, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306301; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
HELIOTROPE (THE) WALTZ; by D. M.
Campbell; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. WPAEY |
(@) tam: 22-13" 2 e. Web. 12,
1913; E 304843; Della M. Campbell,
Beech Grove, Ind.
HELLO! HELLO; by Al. W. Brown, arr.
by S. Deshon; orch. 4to. [2738
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c Feb. 8, 1913;
E 301920; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
HELLO, LITTLE SNOWFLAKE; words and
music by Fred Godfrey & Harry
Gifford. [27389
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ec Feb. 24,
1913; E 302861; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
HENCE, AWAY; rondel, words by Long-
fellow, music by Casa Del Sarto.
[2740
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c Feb. 24,
bag K 302868; Weekes & co., Lon-
on.
HENNIKER (LEONARD) Introduction
and Fugue; by L. Henniker; organ.
[2741
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 302769; Edwin Ashdown, 1ltd.,
London.
HER CONVENT HOME; words and music
by C. G. Morey. [2742
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1913; E 301986;
Clotilde G. Morey, New York.
HERBSTZEITLOSE; ged. von Schonaich-
Carolath, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir mittlere stimme. (Lieder und
gesinge, zweite folge, no. 20.)
[2743
©. Sept. 15, 1912: 2 i sienna:
1913; HE 306381; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
HERDMAN’s SONG (Lied des hirten) ; by
A. Sartorio, op. 1004; pf. (From
my sketch book, no. 8.) [2744
© Feb. 26, 19132 20eenaco
1913; E 302988; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
HERE’S TO MY MOTHER; words by E. A.
Bailey, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2745
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301776; EH. A. Bailey, Cuero, Tex.
HERE’S TO OLD U. oF B.; lyrie and
music by F. J. Hofschneider. [Buf-
falo, N. Y.] Hofschneider, Knoche
and Bartlett. [2746
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2°e ohana.
1913; E 308087; Fred J. Hof-
schneider, Buffalo.
HEUT’ GEHN WIR GAR NICHT ERST INS
BETT; marsch couplet aus Pupp-
chen, text von Alfred Schonfeld,
musik von Jean Gilbert. [2747
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 @ Feb. 26,
1918; E 802997; Thalia-theater ver-
lag, Berlin.
HIELAN’ LASSIE; rye waltz and Scotch
schottische, arr. by R. E. Hildreth;
orch. 4to. [2748
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2.6 \Meneess-
1913; E 305004; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
HIS HEART’S REQUEST; words by S. T.
Brown, music by Robert B. Kellogg.
New York, Kellogg music co. [2749
© Oct. 1, 1912: 2c. Web. 7, 191:
E 304673; Samuel T. Brown, Hol-
lins, Va.
166
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2767
HocH DIE FRIEDENSFLAGGE; militiir-
marsch komponiert von H. L. Blank-
enburg, op. 100, fiir pianoforte.
[2750
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306847; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
HocHZEITSLAUTEN ; Charakterstiick, von
Léon Jessel, op. 238. 1. Pianoforte.
2. Orchester. [2751, 2752
© Sept. 11, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1918; E 306250, 306251; Heinrichs-
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
[Copyright claimed on arr. for orch.]
HOLLENFAHRT (DIE) CHRisti (Christ’s
descent into hell) ; words by Goethe,
English words by John Bernhoff,
musie by Karl Bleyle; op. 17; bari-
ton solo, gemischten chor u. grosses
orchester. Partitur. Mit englisch
u. deutscher text. [2753
© Sept. 23, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306227; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York.
Hoty (THE) CITY; a sacred cantata
[text arr. by Bertha Renick] music
by Alfred R. Gaul, ed. by G. Rem-
ington; soli and chorus of mixed
voices. Chorus edition. (The laurel
octavo no. 213 a) [2754
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304734; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text.]
HOLY COMMUNION SERVICE, 1550; mu-
sic by John Merbecke, ed. with or-
gan ace. by Royle Shore. 4to. (Dio-
cesan music for congregational sing-
ing, no. 1.) [2755
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 303010; Royle Shore, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edi-
tion. ]
Hoty Spirir. See Two (The) lights.
Hoty SPiriT, FAITHFUL GUIDE; anthem,
music by Edward A. Mueller; bar.
voice with. chorus and organ ace.
4to. [2756
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308158; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Hotyroop; quick march by Kenneth
Alford; band. 4to. (Boosey’s
march journal, no. 247.) [2757
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302981; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
HOME, OLD HOME; words by M. Morri-
son, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2758
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301820; Mabel Morrison, Royal,
Nebr.
HoMe (THE) OVER THERE; words and
musie by H. E. Evans. [2759
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 308231; Herbert E. Evans,
Flint, Mich.
HOME SPUN RAG; by Thos. S. Allen; pf.
[2760
© Feb. 14, 1918: 2 c Feb. 14,
1918; E 3804880; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton.
HoME To GLENTIES; words by Patrick
MacGill, music by Charles Wood;
no. 1 in C minor. [2761
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 3064638; Year book press, London.
HONEY BEE; waltz by C. E. Craig; pf.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2762
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301778; Cora EH. Craig, Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
HONEY BELL; words and music by J.
B. Carey. Unacc. [2763
© 1. Feb. 17, 1913; E 305033;
Jos. B. Carey, San Francisco.
HONEY COME AND LOVE ME SOME MORE;
words and music by J. Rosamond
Johnson. [2764
| Heb: 20) 1913s, 2 -e) Reb 11;
1913; E 301931; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
Honrty (THE) GIRLS; words by G.
Cartwright, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [2765
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301808; Geo. Cartwright, Carona,
Kans.
HorcH, KIND; ged. von EK. Langer, mu-
sik von Franciscus Nagler, op. TT.
Partitur. 4to. (Vier mi&nnerchore
no. 3.) [2766
© Sept. 11, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
FE 306257; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
How BEAUTIFUL TO BE WITH GOD;
words by Mrs. S. L. Oberholtzer,
music by J. G. Dailey. Phila-
delphia. J. G. Dailey music co.
[2767
©) Oct. 19%) 1912; 2-e::.Dee. 18,
1912; E 299224; James Gerold
Dailey, Philadelphia.
167
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2768
How MARVELOUS THAT HE LIFTED ME;
words by Katharine Atherton
Grimes, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley. [2768
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304936; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas.
HumoreEskKE; by Chr. Sinding, op. 1138,
' no. 8; pf. (Fitnf klavierstiicke, no.
3.) [2769
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EH 306224; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York.
HUNTERS’ CHORUS. See Prayer and
hunters’ chorus.
HUNTERS’ FAREWELL. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix);
Songs without words.
HURRAH, HURRAH FOR IRELAND; words
by J. P. Byron, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
' dale co., ine. [2770
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 6, 19138;
HE 3801886; Joseph Byron, Central
Falls, R. I.
HURRY, HURRY, COME ON LILL; words
by L. Peters, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. P2774.
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301780; Lillian Peters, Detroit.
Huskine (THE) BEE; words by D.
Turrill, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2772
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913;
FH} 301851; Dorcas Turrill, Chatham,
Canada.
HYMN VOLUNTARY; arr. from Loesch-
horn; organ. 4to. (Jn The choir,
v. 14, no. 2, Feb., 1913.) [2773
© Feb. 3, 1918; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1918;
E 304685; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
HYPOTHETICAL (A) CASE; from the op-
eretta Vital question, lyrics and mu-
sic by J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark
musi¢c co. [2774
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1913;
EH 308040; John Stark, St. Louis.
I AM CRAZY ’BOUT YOU, KID; words by
KE. G. Lyons, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2775
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301783; E. Greenwood Lyons, St.
Louis.
ase ac a
pt. III, n. S.; V. Sa |
I CERTAINLY WAS GOING SOME; words
and music by [Henry S.] Creamer
and [Will H.] Vodery. [2776
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301890; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
I COULD NOT CATCH HER EYE; words by
W. W. Robinson, music by M. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [2777
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301844; W. W. Robinson, Los An-
geles.
I’D BE A HUMMING BIRD; words and mu-
sic by William Humphrey. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[2778
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 €. Webra aa tara.
E 3028380; W. H. Twohy, Stanley,
Canada.
I’D LIKE TO BE YOUR SWEETHEART; words
and music by Bobby Jones. [2779
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1913;
E 304881; Jos. M. Daly, Boston.
— words by E. H. Paullis, musie by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2780
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c) Webai2 os
H 304796; Edward H. Paullis, Stur-
gis, Mich.
I’D LIKE TO HAVE A LITTLE GIRL LIKE
YOU LIKE ME; from All for the ladies,
by Alfred G. Robyn, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[2781
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 304872; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
I DON’T LIKE COLORS ON A MAN; words
by Victor Grant, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2782
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 304838; A. J. Coleman, New York.
I HAVE YOU; poem by Charles McCar-
ron, music by Hd. O’Keefe. New
York, Jeff. T. Branen. [27838
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 12,1913;
E 304753; BE. L. Blinn, New York.
I KNOW IN WHOM I HAVE BELIEVED;
text from the Bible, music by John |
Prindle Scott. [2784
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2c. Feb. 18, 1913;
E 3805061; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
168
e no. 2, 1913
I LISTEN FoR you; words by J. Anthony
McDonald, music by Gerald F.
Kahn; in F. [2785
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25, 19138;
BE 302898; J. H. Larway, London.
I'LL BE SATISFIED WITH KISSES FROM
you; words and music by Jack
Smith and Moe Krauss. [2786
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 21,
1913; E 305078; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder ¢co., New York.
I'LL BUILD A BUNGALOW FOR YOU; words
and music by Arnold and Brown.
[2787
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 301877; Standard music ©co.,
Providence, R. I.
I'LL GET YOU; words by Will D. Cobb,
music by Gus Edwards. [2788
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 c« Feb. 14,
1918; E 304902; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
TLL LOVE YOU SWEETHEART SUE; by
George Christie, arr. by Tom Clark.
No. 1. Solo cornet with piano ace.
No. 2. Solo trombone with piano
ace. [2789, 2790
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c. each Feb.
12, 1913; E 304873; 304874; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copyright
is claimed on new arrangement. ]
I'LL MEET YOU HONEY LOU AT HARBOR
VIEW; words and music by F. E.
Thompson. [2791
©1ec. Feb. 25, 1913: E 308192;
Florence E. Thompson, Napa, Cal.
I LOVE THEE so; words by Leontine
Stanfield, music by S. R. Spencer;
sop. or tenor in E flat. [2792
© Feb. 12, 1913: 2 c.'Feb. 13,
1913; E 304890; S. Reid Spencer,
New York.
I LOVE TO BE IN LOVELAND WITH MY
SWEETHEART NELVIA; words and mu-
sic by F. H. Shipley. [2793
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301886; F. H. Shipley, Saint Anne,
Til.
I LOVE TO HEAR THE STORY; hymn-an-
them, words by Emily H. Miller,
music by Myles B. Foster. (No-
vello’s octavo anthems, no. 1029.)
[2794
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1918; E 302835; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2803
I’M FOR YOU AND DEAR OLD DIXIELAND;
words by Al. Herman, music by
Violinsky [pseud. of] Solly Ginsberg.
[2795
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304917; Gem music co., New
York.
I’M GOING BACK TO CAROLINA; words by
Wm. Downs, music by Ernie Erd-
man, arr. by Charlie Miller. [2796
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
FE 301876; Harold Rossiter music ¢€o.,
Chicago.
I’M GOING TO MEET A FRIEND OF MINE;
words and music by T. F. Linehan,
arr. by E. Murray; violin and piano.
[2797 |
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1913; E 308211;
Thomas F. Linehan, North Adams,
Mass.
I’M LIVING IN THE SUBURB; words and
music by M. H. Cummings. [2798
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308010; M. Homer Cum-
mings, Clay, W. Va.
I’M LONESOME BUT NOBODY CARES;
words by Al. Herman, music by
Harry De Costa. [2799
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304915; Gem music co., New
York.
I’M LOOKING FOR A SWEETHEART, A GIRL
LIKE YOU; words and music by Nat.
Stockdale. [2800
Pep. (Si 199S +2) « Febs 20,
1913; E 304714; Edward A. Bowen,
Malden, Mass.
I’M MAD TILL THE DAYLIGHT COMES
AROUND; words and music by Herb-
ert A. Dyer. [2801
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 e«. Feb. 24,
1913; E 302864; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
I’M THINKING OF YOU’ TO-NIGHT,
NELLIE; words by A. E. Lane, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2802
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
EH 301858; A. Evelyn Lane, Ft.
Wayne, Ind.
I’M TRYING TO FORGET YOU, TOO; words
by B. Whalen, music by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. | 2803
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
I 801791; Bessie Whalen, Washing-
ton.
169
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2804
I’M WAITING FoR A SONG; words by
Wm. Attman, music by Geo. Schleif-
farth. [2804
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
HK 304723; Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia.
I’M
HONEY, IF
WILLING TO BE THE BRIDEGROOM
YOU WILL BE THE BRIDE;
words and music by J. Kirton. New
York, EKbbets music co. [2805
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 8, 19138;
FH 804851; Joseph Kirton, New York.
I MISS MY MISSISSIPPI MAN; words by
Jack Mahoney, music by Percy Wen-
rich. [2806
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1918; EH 3808008; Wenrich-Howard
co., New York.
I. O. M. (THE) PARADE; by Herbert A.
Dowson; full brass band. 4to. (Jn
Boosey’s brass band journal, no.
531.) [2807
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1918;
EK 302758; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
I SAW LAST NIGHT A FALLING STAR;
words by Alfred Hyatt, music by
Charles Fonteyn Manney; high voice
in FB flat. [2808
© Jan. 20, 1918: 2 ce. Feb. 14,
1913; EK 3804961; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
I’SE WAITIN FO’ Y’ EBENEZER; words by
H. 8S. Lee, music by D. R. Walsh.
[2809
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1918; EB 804898;
Harry 8S. Lee, Syracuse, N. Y., and
David R. Walsh, Montgomery, N. Y.
I SENT A LITTLE LETTER,
can sing myself,
See Songs I
I SHALL TRIUMPH; words by V. M.
Hatfield, musie by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[2810
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1918;
a 304948; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
as.
I SIMPLY COULDN’T SIT STILL ANY
LONGER; lyric by Norman C. Lindau
and Ii. H. Pike, music by BR. H. Pike.
[2811
© 1c. Feb. 21, 19138; EB 305077;
Kugene H. Pike, Baltimore.
I SING TO THEE; words by Ella Higgin-
son, music by J. B. Lyman; med.
voice in PF flat. [2812
© Jan. 28, 1918; 2 c Feb. 14,
1918; BH 3804971; Oliver Ditson CO.,
Boston.
pt. 1, 0. 8: ¥. Sa
I THINK oF THEE (Dein gedenk ich) ;
by A. Sartorio, op. 1004; pf.
mmy sketch book, no. 1.) [2813
© Feb. 26, 19138; 2 Gq Men, 2a
1913; E 3802989; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
I’VE HAD A BIG BLOW-OUT TO-NIGHT;
words by T. Smith, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2814
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 8, 1913;
EK 3801784; Tom Smith, De Grace,
Mad.
I’vk SELECTED you; words by T. Lips-
comb, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2815
© Jan. 22, 19185) 2 5a eee:
1918; EH 304803; Thomas Lipscomb,
Bella Mina. Ala.
I WANT A GIRLIE FROM THE TPMERALD
IsLE; words and musie by Arthur
Hartland. [2816
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 15,
1918; E 304984; George J. Sexton,
Hartford.
I WANT A NICE LITTLE GIRL; words and
music by A. C. Saunders. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[2817
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
KH} 801797; A. C. Saunders, Cincin-
nati. ¥
I WANT A REGULAR GUY; words and
music by Charles R. McCarron.
2818
© Feb. 21, 19183592 Gy Pena,
1913; E 808002; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York,
I WANT A TOY SOLDIER MAN; words by
Harold <Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [2819
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 6, 1918;
H 804861; Jean Schwartz, New
York,
I WANT THE NAME OF HONEY; words
by G. Williams and L. Walker,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2820
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913;
BE 301725; G. Williams & L. Walker,
New York.
I WANT THE STROLLING GooD; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [2821
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
W 304870; Jean Schwartz, New York.
170
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no. 2, 1913
b:
I WANT TO BE WITH MOTHER; words by
H. H. Davis, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2822
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 3, 1913;
BH 301741; Herbert Henry Davis,
Trenton, N. J.
I WANT TO FIND A MAN; words by E.
VY. Peck, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [2823
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 301743; Estelle Vernon Peck, Lon-
don.
I WANT TO SEE A MINSTREL SHOW;
' words and music by Leighton bros.
and Ren Shields. [2824
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308184; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
_I WONDER IF YOU WISH I WERE WITH
_ you; words by M. Brunetti, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
| Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [2825
(
f
© Jan. 22,1913; 2 c Feb. 12,
1913; E 304841; Mender Brunetti,
. Curwensville, Pa.
{
IcH UND pu (We two); ged. von Fr.
Hebbel, English words by John
[ Bernhoff, musik von Karl Bleyle, op,
22; mezzosopran und bariton. (Vier
duette, no. 1.) [2826
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306276; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
IF; unison song, words by Harold
Simpson, composed by Myles B. Fos-
ter, ed. by W. G. McNaught. 4to.
(Jn Novello’s school songs, book 233,
no. 1139; Fun and fancy, no. 6.)
[2827
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c«. Feb. 12,
1913; E 302823; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
a a = =
IF I BE NOT THE WORLD AND ALL TO
you; words and music by Lawrence
Arata. [2828
mecgen, 311913; 2 c. Jan. 81,
1913; E 304623; Cortlandt music
pub. co., New York.
IF I COULD RECALL THE PAST; words by
Mable Pope, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [2829
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
~ 301801; Mrs. E. J. Pope, Alden,
rp @
— TT Te
]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2838
Ir I HAD BUT TWO LITTLE WINGS; part
song, words by 8S. T. Coleridge. music
by Louis Arthur Hamand; men’s
voices. Vocal score. 4to. [2880
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
KE 306228; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York.
Ir I HELD FIRST PLACE IN SOMEONE’S
HEART; words and music by C. L.
Jones. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2831
©) Jan, 22. 19185 2 .¢ Hep. 12;
1913; E 304790; Clara L. Jones,
Columbus, O.
Ir I WERE A PRINCE; words by William
Wallace Whitelock, music by E. A.
Mueller. [2882
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c Feb. 17,
1913; E 304990; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Ir I WERE ADRIFT ON THE OCEAN OF
LOVE; words and music by HE. W.
Chamblin; in D. San Francisco,
Chamblin & Roberts. [2833
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1913; E 305067; Ernest W. Cham-
blin, Calistoga, Cal.
Ir I WERE CUPID; words and music by
S. Blair. [2834
© Heb: 11; 1018-2 ¢. Beb:. 11,
1913; E 301947; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
IF ITS WRONG TO KISS YOUR GIRL ON
SuNDAY, MONDAY WILL DO; words by
Norman Cohen, music by J. H. Buck-
ner. [2835
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1913; E 308263;
Jack H. Buckner, Baltimore.
If LOVE WERE WINE; words and music
by C. S. Richard. [2836
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
KE 304997; Chas. S. Richard, Mce-
Keesport, Pa.
IF ONLY LOVE IS THERE.
and dawn.
See Twilight
If SHE WAS COPPING YOUR PAY; words
by B. Castle, music by Robert B.
Kellogg. New York, Kellogg music ’
co. [2837
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 7, 1913;
KE 304674; Bud Castle, Austin, Pa.
Ir THE DEVIL COULD PLAY SOME RAG;
words and music by EH. Egamar.
Unace, [2838
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1913; E 305037;
Emelie Egamar, Chicago.
1
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2839
IF THE MAN IN THE MOON EVER LEARNED
TO TALK I WONDER WHAT HE’D SAY;
words by J. M. Jenkins, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2839
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 301729; Jessie May Jenkins,
Gloversville, N. Y.
IF YOU’D ONLY UNDERSTAND; words and
music by A. E. Wright. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[2840
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
EH 301767; Arthur E. Wright, Key-
stone, S. Dak.
IL MIO METODO DI CANTO; ossia La voce,
di C. Graziani-Walter, e il suo im-
posto con nuovo sistema d’emissione.
[ 2841.
© Sept. 27, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 306248; C. Graziani-Walter, Flor-
ence, Italy.
IM FRUHLING; ged. von Heinrich Voge-
ler, musik von Joseph Marx, ftir
tenor; (Lieder und gesdange, zweite
folge, no. 10.) [2842
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 3063882; Schuberthaus - verlag,
Vienna.
Im MAIEN; ged. von Julius v. Roden-
berg, musik von Joseph Marx, ftir
hohe stimme. (Lieder und gesinge,
zweite folge, no. 19.) [2848
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 306388; Schuberthaus - verlag,
Vienna.
IMPERIAL MARCH-TWO-STEP; by P. S.
Wertz; pf. [2844
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
T 804722; Pearl Savoy Wertz, Han-
over, Pa. :
IMPROVISATION; by H. F. Kerin; pf.
Troy N. Y., Cluett and sons ine.
[2845
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
EK 304703; Henlen F. Kerin, Troy,
hae
In Boo-B00-B00; words by Fred W.
Leigh, music by Helen Trix. [2846
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 25,
1913; E 3808183; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
IN DER BODEGA; Spanisches walzer-in-
termezzo, von Ludwig Siede, op. 35,
fiir pianoforte. [2847
©) Sept. 20, 1912; 2 @ Feb. 26,
1913; E 3802948; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg. Germany.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
IN DER HAUPT-ALLEE; marsch yon Rud. |
Tichy, op. 23; klavier. [2848
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 cymebetioian
E 306218; Josef Blaha, Vienna.
IN EPIPHANIA DOMINI; am fest der
heiligen drei k6nige, musik von
Mathieu Neumann, op. 74; manner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. (Lateinische
gesiinge, no. 2.) [2849 |
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ¢ Web. 26, 19835 |
EH 3802954; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
IN HARBOUR; words by Edward Tesche-
macher, music by Montague F. Phil- |
lips. [2849* |
© Feb. 21, 1912; 25e) Menezes:
1912; E 277475; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
IN HIS BRIGHT GLORY-LAND; words by
James Rowe, music by Jean Howard. |
[2850 |
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ¢ Feb, a5) 1913;
E 304938; Robt. H. Coleman, Dallas.
IN HIS PRESENCE; words by Laurene |
Highfield, music by Jean Howard.
[2851
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 & Feb. 15, 19135 |}
E 3049438; Robt. H. Coleman, Dallas. |
In MOBILE TOWN; words and music by |
Billy J. Vanderveer. [2852 |
© Feb. 21, 191383 2 ene
1918; E 308000; Joe Morris music |
co., New York.
IN MY GARDEN (In meinem garten) ;
words by Emanuel Geibel, music by |
John Adams Loud; high voice in G.
[2853
© Feb. 15, 1913;\ 2 Geena.
1918; E 808024; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
IN MY NATIVE coUNTRY. See Grieg
(Edvard Hagerup)
In NATIVITATE DOMINI; am heiligen
Weihnachtsfeste, musik von Math-
ieu Neumann, op. 74; minnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. (Lateinische. ge-
Singe, no. 1.) [2854
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2c Feb. 26, 19138;
EH 302955; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
IN SLUMBERLAND; words and music by
Minnie Dorlon; high voice in G.
| 2855
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 4, 1913;
‘KE 3804598; Chandler-Ebel musi¢ ¢o.,
Brooklyn.
172
‘no. 2, 1913
‘InN THE ALPINE HvT (In der Alpen-
hiitte); by Gustay Lange, op. 240.
ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
pf. [2856
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 19,
1913; E 301973; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New “York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
IN THE CONNING TOWER; march and
two step by Anthony S. Brazil, arr.
by R. E. Hildreth; band. 4to. [2857
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 17,
1913; E 305005; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on the
arrangement. ]
a THE EARLY MORNING; Easter song,
music by Harry Rowe Shelley; high
in F; piano ace., organ and violin
ad lib. [2858
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 14,
1913; E 304901; G. Schirmer, New
York.
'—— — mixed chorus with bar. solo.
4to. (Svo choruses, no. 5728.)
| [2859
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
FE 304739; G. Schirmer, New York.
\IN THE GARDENS OF Bavarta; from The
| masquerading heiress; lyrics by
G. R. Craw, music by G. R. Craw
| and E. E. Jackson. [2860
' @©1e. Jan. 29, 1913; B 304592:
George Rockhill Craw, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
‘IN THE MOONLIGHT BY THE OLD MILL
STREAM; words by S. Craig, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2861
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913:
E 301794; Sewell Craig, Mt. Vernon,
Me
IN THE SHADOW OF THE PINES, I’LL
WAIT FOR YOU; lyric and music by
G. C. Leap. [2862
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1918; E 304640;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
IN UNITATE ROBUR; marsch komponiert
[ von H. L. Blankenburg, op. 98, fiir
pianoforte. [2863
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306348; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
st
In WALDESMITTEN; ged. von Hopfner,
musik von G. Rebling, op. 44, no. 1,
_ bearbeitung von Gottfried Grune-
wald; miinnerchor acapella. [2864
© Sept. 21, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306261; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INDEPENDENCE; march by E. M. Bag-
ley, re-arr. by L. P. Laurendeau, full
band. 4to. (American star jour-
nal.) [2865
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 c@ Feb. 25,
1913; E 3808091; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
arrangement. ]
INDIAN PATROL (Patrouille indienne) ;
de M. Learsi, arr. par. Ad. Gauwin;
orch. 4to. [2866
© Feb, 25, 1918: 2 c Feb. 26,
1918; BH 302995; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
INDY (VINCENT D’) Fantaisie sur des
themes populaires francais; par V.
dad’ Indy, op. 31, réduction par Gus-
tave Samazeuilh; piano 4 4 mains.
[2867
25, 1912 *2. e; Jan. 2,
206064; Durand et cie.,
© Dec.
1913; HE
Paris.
INFLAMMATUS. See Rossini (Gioachino
Antonio) ; When Thou comest.
INSURANCE (THE) ACT; words and mu-
sic by Harry Marlow. [2868
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 3028638; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
INTERMEZZO. See Blumer (Theodor) ;
3 klavierstiicke.
INVOCATION; poem from the Atlanta
constitution, music by Frank H.
Ward, op. 27, no. 2; high voice.
[2869
(Web. 18, 1913-2 «.. Feb. 19,
1913; EF 301959; William Maxwell
music ¢co., New York.
IRENEN WALZER; von Hugo Schlemiil-
ler, op. 20; violoncello mit klavier-
begleitung. (Sechs charakterstiicke,
no. 3.) [2870
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 306313; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
TRIsH (THE) CAVALIER; words by J.
M’e Kenna, music by H. Bauer.
New York, The H. Bauer co.
[2871
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2. ¢ Feb. 12,
1913; FE 304755; J. Me. Kenna, New-
ark, N. J.
words by Ed. Teschemacher,
music by Alfred Harriss. No. 1 in
¥. No. 2 in G. [ 2872, 2873
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 7,
1913; E 302790, 302791; Enoch &
sons, London.
Is IT YOU;
173
2874
IS THERE ANYTHING DOING TODAY;
words and music by James B. Row-
ney. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [2874
© .Jan. 22, 1913 ;3..2) ¢c, Web. 2;
1913; E 304766; J. B. Rowney, Bal-
timore.
Iste (THE) O’DREAMS; Selection by
Ernest R. Ball, arr. bv Sol. P. Levy;
mil. band. 4to. [2875
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 5, 19138;
E 304632; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
It’s A SHAME FOR A CITY COOK TO BE SO
GAME; words and music by P. A.
Kloman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc [2876
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
EH 301858; Paul A. Kloman, Down-
er’s Grove, Ill.
IT SEEMS TO ME J’LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU;
lyrics by H. W. Berry, music by A.
D. Magbee. [2877
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1918;
E 3804647; Magbee music pub. co,
Columbus, O.
Ir WAS THE QUEEN ZENOBIA. See
Songs of a Syrian lover.
ITALIAN SONGS; march, arr. by Gaston
Borch; full oreh. 4to. [2878
© Dee. 26, 1912; 2 & Heb. 25,
1918; E 3808092; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
ITALIENISCHES LIEDERBUCH; nach ged-
ichten von Paul Heyse, musik von
Joseph Marx, ftir mittlere stimme.
Band 1, no. 1-9. Band 2, no. 10-17.
[2879, 2880
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1913; H 306373, 306374; Schubert-
haus-verlag, Vienna.
JACQUES-DALOROZE (H.) Zehn lieder;
ged. aus Des knaben wunderhorn,
O[tto] J[ulius] Bierbaum u. A. Pa-
quel, musik von H. Jacques-Dalcroze ;
eine singstimme mit klavier. Heft 1,
nos, 1-5 u. heft 2; nos. 6-10; Con-
tents: Gruss.—Schmied schmerz.—
Regenlied.—_E n t z i k un g .—Hat
gesagt—Bleibt’s nicht dabei.—Das
lied von ferne.—Gewitter.—Spinn
migdlein, spinn!—Wenn’s dim-
mert.—Spinnlied. [2881, 2882
© Jan. 80, 1913: 2. ove Feb. 1,
1913; E 306420, 306421 ; . Simrock,
2. DAs, Berlin.
174
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n.S., Vash
JACQUES-DALCROzZE (H.)—Continued.
——“Zwolf kleine melodische und
rhytmische studien; von H. Jacques-
Dalcroze; klavier. 1. Heft 1, nos.
1-6. 2. Heft 2, nos. 7-12.
[2883, 2884
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1913; E 306418, 806419; N. Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
JAGER (DER); lied aus dem cyclus Die
schone miillerin, von Franz Schubert, —
no. 4, bearb, von G. E. Obsner ftir)
frauenchor mit klavier-begl. ad lib. |
Partitur. 4to. [2885
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306263; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
JAPANISCHES REGENLIED (Japanese rain.
song) ; musik von Joseph Marx, HEng-—
lish words by S. Langford. (Lieder
und gesange, erste folge, nr. 18.)
1. Hoch. 2. Tief. [2886, 2887
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ce. each Feb. 1,
1918; E 3806875, 38063876; Schubert- |
haus-verlag, Vienna, |
music by H. Parker, arr. |
JERUSALEM ;
four part
by James C. Warhurst;
chorus for women’s voices. 4to. |
[2888 ©
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 24}
1918; E 808159; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed —
for arrangement. ]
JESUS, I MY CROSS HAVE TAKEN ; words
by Henry F. Lyte, music by James _
C. Warhurst; two part chorus; |
women’s voices. 4to. [2889
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c Feb. 17, |
1913; E 305013 ; C. W. Thompson &
GO;, Bos ston.
JESUS, THE CHRIST IS RISEN; Easter
Song, words and music by W. C.
Williams; sop. or ten. in H flat.
[2890 |
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 ec Feb. yo,
19138; E 308196; Robin Bllis, New
York.
JESUS THE LIGHT; words and music
by Mrs. W. H. Moser. [2891
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 e. Feb. 17, §
19138; # 305028 ; Mrs. W. H. Moser,
California, Mo. .
JETZT IST DIE SUSSE FRUHLINGSZEIT |
(Now ’tis the time of lovely spring) ; |
vier melodische u. instruktive vor-
tragsstiicke, von C. H. Dé6ring, op.
ooo, fiir Klavier. (Der lenz ist da, —
no. 2.) [2892 ©
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 306856; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger, —
Leipzig. F
or ery
‘no. 2, 1913
JEWELS OF THE Maponna; selection |
from the opera by Ermanno Wolt-
Ferrari, selected by Chas. Godfrey
jr., and arr. by Frank Winterbottom ;
military band. (The Orpheus mili-
tary band edition, no. 127.) [2893
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
E 306437 oe, R. Lafleur & son, Lon-
don. idorright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Jos; humorous song, written and com-
posed by Arnold Blake. [2894
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 5, 1918;
EB 302785; Reynolds & co., London.
JOHNNIE-JUMP-UPS; new society dance
' eharacteristic, by Will B. Morrison ;
ly pf. [2895
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 13,
1913; E 304887; W. B. Morrison,
Indianapolis.
\‘JounNyY SCHMOKER; a descriptive cho-
' rus, harmonized and avr. BY.43.., Ba
Rix, ed. by R. de Roode; mixed
voices. [2896
© Feb. 13, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304896; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York.
JoHNSON; words and melody by R.
Golden, harmonized and arr. by Len
Garvey. [2897
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1913; E 305052;
Robert Golden, Richmond, -Va.
JOLLY REVELLERS; march by H. Engel-
mann; pf. (Pierrot and Columbine,
no. 1.) [2898
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301678; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Joy BELLS OF EASTER; an Easter serv-
ice for the Sunday ‘school, words by
Lawrence Highfield et al., music by
Howard E. Smith et al., ed by G. F.
Rosche. S8vo. [2899
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 e. Jan. 31,
1913; E 334198; George F. Rosche,
Chicago.
Joy IN THE MORNING; a complete
Easter service for the Sunday
school, words and music by F. A.
Clark et al. 8vo. [2900
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 301873; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.
See Schumann (R.
)
JOYFUL PEASANT.
A.)
JuGEND; ged. von Franz Evers, musik
von Rudolf Werner, op. 22. (Vier
lieder, no. 1.) [2901
© Oct. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302960; C. Fe. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig.
JUGEND UND ALTER;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2910
text von Walt
Whitman, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir mittlere stimme. (Lieder und
gesiinge, zweite folge, no. 21.) [2902
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 302866; Schuberthaus - verlag.
Vienna.
JUNG DIETHELM; ballade von Franz
Goltsch, musik von Julius Wengert;
minnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Svo. [2903
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
I 302920; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
JUNGEN (DER) HEXE LIED.
(Hans Joachim) ; Lieder.
See Moser
JUNGFER UNTER’M BUSCH; walzerinter-
mezzo, von Mueller-Melborn; kla-
vier. [2904
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306239; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
JUNIOR (THE) ILLUSTRATED PIANO
METHOD; comp. by G. Molineux.
Parti2: [2905
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1918;
E 304596; Geo. Molineux, New York.
JUST A DUEL OF LOVE AND PRIDE; poem
by L. Sheridan, music by Chas. L.
Johnson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2906
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 304814; Lillian Sheridan, Seattle.
JUST A LITTLE COUNTRY MAID; words by
Gust Santa, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [2907
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301782; Gust Santa, Virginia,
Minn.
JUST BECAUSE YOU ARE YOU, LOVE;
words and music by H. J. S. Ander-
ton. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [2908
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 302829; H. J. S. Anderton, Daven-
ham, England.
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE, MOTHER; Vva-
riations by M. W. Butler; pf. [2909
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1913;
E 308271; A. W. Perry & sons music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
JUST BEYOND; sacred song, words by M.
Mitchell, music by A. U. Brander.
[2910
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913 ;
E 302874; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
del phia.
175
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2911
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
JUST BEYOND THE VEIL OF STARS; words
by G. M. Schaeffer, music by L. A.
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2911
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 301821; Georgia M. Schaeffer, De-
troit.
JusT CALIFORNIA; words by John
Stevens McGroarty, music by Homer
Grunn. Los Angeles, Whitney ly-
ceum bureau. [2912
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1913;
E 3019238; R. M. Whitney, Los An-
geles.
JUST KEEP SWEET; words by F. A.
Christopher, musie by Albert C.
Fisher. [2913
© 'Peb. 8, 19185 2c Feb. 15, 1913 -
E 304941; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
JUST TELL MY MOTHER I SAID GOOD-BYE;
words by H. J. Sharp, music by L. A.
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2914
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 12, 19138;
- EH 3804830; Eva J. Sharp, Davenport,
Ta.
JUST TO BE NEAR YOU; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Al-
bert Fox; in A flat with violin acc.
ad. lib and piana. [2915
© Jan. 3t, 1913 ~2-c.. Webs 1, 2913;
E 806429; Gould & co., London.
JUST WE TWO; words and music by
J. I. Fellows. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [2916
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c Feb. 6, 1918;
E 301799; Julia I. Fellows, North-
ington, Minn.
KATZCHEN (DAS); ged. von Care
Busse, musik von Gottfried Grune-
wald, op. 48, fiir m&nnerchor; par-
titur. [2917
© Sept. 21, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 3806252; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. ,
KARNEVAL HOPSASSA; walzerlied, von
Jobst Haslinde. 1. Kleines orches-
ter, 2. Salon-orchester. 4to.
[2918, 2919
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 20,
19138; KE 302845, 302846; NHulen-
spiegel-verlag, Mainz, Ger.
IXARPASCH .(ALFRED) Caprice; von A.
Karpasch, op. 8, no. 2,: fiir violine
mit klavierbegleitung. [2920
©. Aug. 20, 1912; 2c. Sept. 3,
1912; EK 3806326; C. F. Schmidt, Heil-
bronn, Germany.
KDYG JSEM VANDROVAL; cyklus pisniéek ©
v néarodnim tonu na slova B. zava-
dila [hudba] sloZil Em. Stary. [2921
© Sept. 26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EH 306802; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
KEEP A LITTLE EYE ON MOTHER; march
and two-step by Everett J. Evans;
orch. 4to. [2922
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c& Heb. 2a
1918; E 3801992; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
KELLIGREW’S (THE) SOIREE; by J.
Burke. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2923
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1,1913;
E 306216; John Burke, St. John’s
Newfoundland.
KEUSCHE (DIE) BARBARA. See Neues
wiener operetten-album.
KING AUTO; words by Frances Water-
man Weight, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [2924
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 &. Feb, saielae
E 301724; F. W. Weight, Miami,
Fla.
Kine (THE) OF GLORY; sacred song,
music by Hubbard William Harris;
high in F. [2925
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 @ Hepa
1913; E 3805038; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
See Twilight and dawn.
KISMET GLIDE; by M. V. Henriques;
pf. [2926
© 1e Feb. 4, 1913; E 304590;
Maysie Vere Henriques, New York.
KISMET.
Kiss (A) IS SUCH A FUNNY THING;
words by A. Henningsen, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Wir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [2927
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3. 1913;
E 301739; Agnes Henningsen, Dillon,
Mont.
KXISS ME GOOD-BYE MY LOVE FAREWELL}
words by Ben Fields, musie by Geo.
Lyons. Unace. [2928
©.1¢. Feb. 17, 1918 > Hesauagee-
Lyons & Fields, Pittsburgh.
KISS ME NOW YOUR LAST GOOD-NIGHT;
words by A. Hamilton, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [2929
© Jan: 10, 1918; 2:¢, Weby a moter
FE 3801775; Al. Hamilton, Richwood,
O.
176
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‘kirry GORDON ;
KLEIN
RR Si lees Aer
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
, no. 3 1913
waltz by Fleta Jan
Brown, arr. by Sol P. Levy; orch.
4to. [2930
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 19138;
E 304633; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
HANS’CHEN; ged. von Josefa
Metz, musik von A. Roth, op. 18B.
[2931
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
FE 306280; Alfred Roth, Berlin.
KLEINE (DIE) FREUNDIN.
wiener operettenalbum.
See Neues
_KLEINE ROMANZE (Little romance) ;
von Edmund Parlow, op. 97,
klavier zu zwei hiinden.
© Dec. 6, 1912;
E 3063822; C. F.
Leipzig.
no. 41+
[2932
2 e@, Jan. #1918;
Kahnt nachfolger,
pKOnLER- LEEFSON STUDIES; exercises for
strengthening the 4th and Sth fingers
arr. and selected from Kohler studies
by Maurits Leefson. (Edition
Faunce, no. 33.) [2933
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304724; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
revision fingering and annotations. ]
_KONIGS-HUSREN (The king’s hussars) ;
marche brillante by Raphael Léon-
ard, arr. by Gaston Borch; full orch.
and piano ace. 4to. [2934
© Jan. 24. 1913: 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308098; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
- KoNZERTANTE: von B. Molique, fiir
zwei violinen, mit orchester. Erste
ausgabe mit klavierbegleitung arr.
von Herm. Gartner. [29385
© Oct. 10, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302934; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York. [Copyright claimed on
arr. for 2 violins & piano.]
Kraus (E.) Trois sonatines ; par E.
Kraus; pianoforte 4 4 mains. obl.
Svo. [2936
© Sept. 9, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306403; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
KrRoaTeEN (DIE) KOMMEN; charakter-
stiick von Carl 22;
grosses orchester. [2937
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302998; Neuer Berliner mu-
Sikverlag, g. m. b. h, Berlin. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
Belling, op.
2946
KRONKE (Emit) Capriccio; von FE.
Kronke, op. 4, no. 3; klavier. [29388
© Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306870; Schlesinger’sche buch- &
musikhandlung (R. Lienau) Berlin.
LAD 0’ MINE; words by Edward Tesche-
macher, music by Herbert Oliver;
in F, [2939
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ce Feb. 25,
1913; E 3029038; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
LADY (A) NEAR YO’ HOME; words by
Layona Bradwin, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [2940
ey Fan 29 A9IS= 32 eb. Web 12,
1918; E 304775; W. A. Bradley,
Shelby, O.
LAMBERT (A. H.) Aria; by A. H. Lam-
bert; violin and piano. [2941
G) Man 18) 1912 2 e,. 'Neb., 20,
1918; E 302840; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
LAND OF HOPE AND GLoRY. See March-
ing song for children’s chorus.
LAND (THE) OF HUSH-A-BYE; words
and music by K. R. Brabander.
Unace. [2942
© 1. Feb. 5, 1918; E 304641;
Kathryn R. Brabander, Rock Island,
Til.
LAND OF THE LILY AND THE ROSE;
words by T. E. Crimmins, music by
EK. A. Baxter. [2943
©: Dee. 20, 1912::2 e. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302894; T. E. Crimmins, St.
Georges, Bermuda.
Larco; from the 5th symphony, from
The new world, by Antonin Dvorak,
arr. by V. F. Safranek; full band.
4to. (Gilmore band library regular
ed., no. 37.) [ 2944
©) Bee Si, | 1912: 2 ¢) Welk, 25,
1913; E 308094; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Lass (THE) FROM THE CouNtTy Mayo;
words and music by Raymond A.
Browne. [2945
©) Reb: 15, -1913% 3 @- Reb.“ i7,
1913; E 305022 ; Geo. W. Meyer mu-
sic co., New York.
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER; waltz by M. W.
Butler; pf. [2946
© Feb. 20, 19138; 2 ec. Feb. 27,
19138; E 308272; A. W. Perry & sons
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
177
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2947
LAVENDER (THE) LADY; words by Au-
gusta Hancock, music by Florence.
A. Paddon. [2947
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1918; E 302869; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT; variations by
L. Weber; pf. with words ad lib.
Kansas City, Kans., Weber bros.
[2948
© Feb. 14, 1918; 2 e. Feb. 18,
1918; E 804994; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
—— words by John H. Newman, music
by R. L. Fletcher. [2949
i) Heb; 13; 1983: 2 .c. Feb: . 15,
1913; EH 3804927; Robert L. Fletcher,
Allegheny, Pa.
LEGENDE VOM APFELBAUM; ftinf bilder
aus der musik zur gleichnamigen
dramatischen legende von Julius
Zeyer, musik von Josef Suk, op. 20,
arr. von Roman Vesely. Klavier-
auszug mit text, zu vier hainden.
[2950
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c Feb. 5, 1913;
MH S02716; N. Simrock, 2. .m...b. 0,
Berlin.
von Conrad Ferdi-
nand Meyer, musik von Joseph
Marx, ftir hohe md&nnerstimme.
(Lieder und gesinge, zweite folge,
nO: 22; ) [2951
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 3063885; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
LENZFAHRT; ged.
LERCHE (Die) See Tschaikowsky
Os Be)
LET ME BE A VIOLET; words and music
by Marie Rich; high in G. [2952
i} dan. Si; 1913" (3 “e. Wepe 14:
1913; E 304969; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
LET’S TAKE A RIDE IN MY JACK RABBIT
CAR; words by Wm. T. Kirk, music
by D. R. Walsh. [2953
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1918; E 308056:
David R. Walsh, Montgomery, N. Y.
LET US HONEYMOON IN TENNESSEE;
words and music by E. G. Woodrow.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale cO.,
ine. [2954
© ' Jan, 22, 1918: 2 ¢ Pep 12;
1913 ; EH 302828; Ernest G. Woodrow,
Calgary, Canada.
> uae eat ae
pt. n1,n.s,v.8 |
LEUCHTENDE TAGE; ged. von Ludwig |}
Jacobowski, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir mittlere stimme. (Lieder und
gesiinge, zweite folge, no. 11.) [2955
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 e. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306386; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi- |}
enna.
LEYBACH (JOSEPH) Fantaisie; sur un
théme allemand, par J. Leybach, op.
5, ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico; |
pf. [2956
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 19,
1913; E 301981; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
LIBERTY (THE) BELL; a ballad can- |
tata, poem, anonymous, music by
William G. Hammond; men’s voices. |
4to. [2957 ©
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 7, 1913; |
EK 304681; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
LIEBE (Love); ged. von Wilh. Michel,
English words by John Bernhoff, |
musik von Karl Bleyle, op. 22; mez- ©
zosopran und bariton. (Vier duette,
no. 2.) [2958
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306277; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
LIEBESBRIEF; ged. von Frida Schanz,
musik von Rudolf Werner, op. 22.
(Vier lieder, no. 3.) [2959
© Oct. 21, 1912332 @ Mena
1913; E 302961; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig.
LIEBESKETTEN ; potpourri aus der oper
von Eugen d’Albert, bearb. von R.
Tourbié; salon-orchester mit piano-
conducteur. 4to. [2960
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2 eee eee
1913; E 3028483; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
LIEBESLIED; von Heinrich Pestalozzi,
fiir miinnerchor, Partitur. 8vo.
[2961
- © Sept. 23, 191232 eatewea,
1918; E 306352; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig.
LIED DES DREHORGELMANNES. See
Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
LIED DES EINSAMEN. See Moser
(Hans Joachim); Lieder.
LIED DES SCHIFFERMADELS. See Moser
(Hans Joachim); Lieder.
LiepD (DAS) VON FERNE. See Jacques-
Daleroze (E.); Zehn lieder.
LieDER. See Moser (Hans Joachim) ; :
Vier galante lieder.
178
no. 2, 1913
LiepDES (DES) HEIMAT; ged. von Fr.
Winkel, musik von Fritz Neuert;
fiir vierstimmigen miinnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [2962
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2c. Feb. 26, 1918;
E 302921; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
LIFE LET US CHERISH (F'reut euch des
lebens); air varié, German melody
transcribed by Albert Franz; violin
and piano. [2963
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
19138; E 308160; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on transcription. ]
Liar YOUR GLAD VOICES : by HK.
Heyser; men’s chorus or quartet.
(In The choir, v. 14, no. 2, Feb.
1913.) [2964
© Feb. 3, 1913; 1 ¢c. Feb. 7, 19138;
FE 304686; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
LIKE AS THE HART DESIRETH THE
WATER-BROOKS ; anthems, words from
the Bible, music by Benjamin
Whelpley, op. 16, no. 2; men’s voices.
4to. (Sacred quartets and choruses,
| no. 817.) [2965
| © Feb. 21, 1913; 2 c Feb. 24,
| 1918; E 308147; Boston music co.,
| Boston.
:
(\Litry; by H. Lichner, op. 160, no. 8,
ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico:
| pf. [2966
| i) Web. 18, 1918; 2 c. ‘Feb.: 19.
| 1913; E 301979; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
'
‘Liny (THE) OF THE VALLEY; Easter
earol, words by Hattie Li Bruce.
music by E. N. Anderson; men’s
voices. 4to. [2967
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913:
E 301898; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
—— See also Schnecker (P. A.) et al.
AND EYES; idyll by Arthur W.
Lange; pf. [2968
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
19138; E 308230 : Geo. W. Meyer
music co., New York.
ballet Die zauberfléte, von Richard
Drigo; klavier. [2969
| © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c Feb. 26.
_ 1913; E 302979; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
: mann, Leipzig.
82954134
:
—setibgennrta (Valse Lise); aus dem
:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2977
LIsT TO THE BELLS; words by Edith S.
Tillotson, music by H. A. Rode-
heaver. [2970
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1913; E 3050385; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
LISTEN TO THOSE JINGLE BELLS; words
by Chas. E. Baer, music by Ed. Ed-
wards. [2971
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
H 301914; H. A. Weymann & son,
ine., Philadelphia.
Liszt (Franz) Fantasie; tiber zwei
motive aus W. A. Mozarts Die hoch-
zeit des Figaro, von Fr. Liszt, er-
ginzt von Ferruccio BuSoni fiir
piano solo. [2972
)) @ets (17+ 1912* 2 «Feb. 26,
1913; E 302931; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
LITTLE BIRD. See
Hagerup)
Grieg (EHdvard
See
LITTLE (THE) BIRD THAT TELLS.
Songs I can sing myself.
LittiE (A) LULLABY; words and music
by F. E. Thomson. [2973
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1918; E 308194;
Florence E. Thomson, Napa, Cal.
LITTLE (THE) OWL LAUGHED; words by
Ida M. Budd, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. Chicago, The Rodeheaver co.
(New publications, no. 115.) [2974
(Reb Te Rots oe. Web. TT;
1918; E 305036; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
LITTLE ROBIN; unison song, words by
Harold Simpson, music by Myles B.
Foster, ed. by W. G. McNaught. 4to.
(In Novello’s school songs, book 233,
no. 1141; Fun and fancy, no. 3.)
[2975
)- “Web, (14; 1993's 2) e@ i Web. 42:
1913; E 302820; Novello & co., 1ltd.,
London.
LartLE (THE) Swiss poy. See Air va-
rié on a folk song The little Swiss
boy.
LITTLE WHITE FROCK; words and mu-
sic by Betty Cooper. [2976
© Feb. 20; 19138; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 302837; Landy & co., Lon-
don.
LirtLeE (THE) WHITE SHEEP; words
and music by C. V. McCauley.
[2977
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1913; E 301893;
Clarice Vallette McCauley, Indian-
apolis.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2978
LIVE WITH ME AND BE MY LOVE; words
by Shakespeare, music by Rex De
Cairos-Rego, op. 7. (Two sonnets
of Shakespeare, no. 2.) [2978
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 302748; Rex de Cairos-Rego, Lon-
don.
Lizzy GET BUSY; words and music by
J. Paul and C. H. Reichert. [2979
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1918; E 308222;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
New York.
LOHENGRIN. See Wagner (Richard)
LoIE; words by R. S. Brown, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [2980
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
EK 301807; Rhoda S. Brown, Long
Beach, Cal.
Lota; by Arthur Edward Johnstone,
arr. by Gaston Borch; full orch. and
piano. [2981
© Dee.430; 1912-0 2*e Webo 25,
19138; E 308095; Carl Fischer, New
York.
LONESOME; words by M. Luckenbach,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[2982
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c Feb. 3, 1918:
E 3801705; Myra Luckenbach, Chi-
cago.
LONESOME PAPA; song by Bessie A.
Billett. [2983
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1918; E 3808213; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
LONG AGO; words and music by Heléne
[pseud. of Helene Herzog]. New
York, Crown music co. [2984
©. Feb. ‘15, 1913: 2°e. Feb. 15,
1913; E 304976; Heléne Herzog, New
York.
LONGING; words by F. Macleod, music
by H. Priestley-Smith. [2985
© Jan. 10,° 1913-2 @ ytan. 42.
19138; E 302802; Hugh Priestley-
Smith, London.
LONGING FoR You; words by P. Ratzen-
berger, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [2986
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c Feb. 6, 1912;
EK 3801862; Pauline Ratzenberger,
Unionport, O.
LORCHEN-GAVOTTE; aus der
arr. von Ernst Urbach; orchester.
[2987 |
© Jan. 23, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 19¥a8
E 302800;
Berlin,
arr. for orchestra. ]
LORCHEN, WO HAST DU DEINE OHRCHEN}
gavotte, aus der grosse posse, Pupp-
chen, text von Alfred Schénfeld, mu- }
gesang u. |
sik von Jean Gilbert;
piano. [2988
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
Hy - BO2TOT
Berlin.
zelausgabe. ]
posse, |!
Puppchen, musik von Jean Gilbert,
Thalia-theater-verlag, }j,
[Copyright is claimed on}
Thalia-theater-verlag, |
[Copyright claimed on ein- 7
Lorp (THE) 1S My SHEPHERD; music |
by W. R. Waghorne; two part
chorus for women’s yoices with sop. —
solo. 4to. [2989
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 « Feb. 24, ff
1918; E 808161; Theo. Presser co., §
Philadelphia.
LORD OF LIFE AND GLORY; an Waster
song, words from the church
hymnal, music by F. A. Clark.
[2990
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 «. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 301874; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.
Lorp (THE) OF LIFE IS RISEN; words
by J. P. Lange, music by E. K. Hey-
ser. 4to. (Jn The choir, v. 14, no.
2, Feb., 1913.) [2991
© Feb. 3, 1913; 1 & Webs i, 198.
E 304688; Fillmore bros. ¢o., Cin-
cinnati.
LorD, THY CHILDREN GUIDE AND KEEP;
hymn-anthem, words by W. Wal-
sham How, music by J. H. Maunder;
mixed voices. (Novello’s octavo
anthems, no. 1023.)
London.
Lorps (THE) OF LABOUR;
fith; men’s voices. 4to.
alist, no. 395.)
1913; E 302982; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
LORD’S PRAYER.
Sic by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., inc.
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 3017386; Mrs. B. Wilson, Goldleaf,
Va.
180
four-part |
song, words anon., music by W. Grif- |
(The chor- |
[2993 |
© Feb. 24, 1918: 2 ¢) fem 2e |
[2992 |
© Feb. 19, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 20, |
1913; E 302836; Novello & co., ltd., |}
See Choral sentences. |
LORENE; words by Mrs. B. Wilson, mu- |
[2994
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 2, 1913 8013
(ZORENZ’S SELECTED ANTHEMS, NO. 1; | LOVE IS THE THEME; words and music
#) ed. by K. K. Lorenz. 4to. [2995, by Albert C. Fisher. [8005
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 3, 1913: © Feb. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 301694; Lorenz pub. co., Day- EK 304944; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
ton, O. ot) TES,
Lost—a HEART; Set to tune Moon
LOVE LETTER POLKA; by C. M. Ziehrer,
lovely moon ; from The rose maid, rey. by Paul Henneberg; full orch.
lyrie by Robert B. Smith, music by with piano ace. 4to. 2006
Bruno Granichstaedten. [2996 © a ‘ik ta pa ie ay: Sug
+O Jan. 30, 1918; 2 ¢. Jan. 31, | 4913; H 308119; Carl Fischer, New
f 1915; E 304626; Jos. W. Stern & co., York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
_New York. [Copyright is claimed vision. ]
on new lyrics.]
‘Lost MELODY; from Our wives, by
Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Tom Clark.
No. 1. Solo cornet with piano ace.
No. 2. Solo trombone with piano ace.
[2997, 2998
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c. each Feb. 12,
1918; E 304875; 304876; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on new arrange-
ment. ]
| = words by C. Fuller Steane, mu-
| sic by Fred. W. Sparrow. No. 1
in C. [2999
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302887; Metzler & co., ltd..
London.
——_ words by Florence E. Vincett,
musie by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8000
ogee 22 1913-2 ¢.” Web. 12,
1913; E 304794; F. E. Vincett, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Love (A) cHaAT; waltz by D. Acker,
arr. by H. F. Odell, mand. orch.
[8001
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1918;
E 308202; H. F. Odell & co., Bos-
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE; words and music by
EK. S. Shuler. [3007
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1913; E 308236;
Elberta Stehl Shuler, Roland Park,
Ma.
Love (A) SPELL; words by J. M. Bow-
ers, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3008
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301755; Jas. M. Bowers,. Rich
Square, N. C.
LOVE WILL OUTLAST THE STAR. See
Songs of a Syrian lover.
i Li
LOVER’S LANE IS JUST THE SAME AS
WHEN YOU WENT AWAY; words by J.
Brandon Walsh, music by Chas. T.
Straight. [3009
© Feb. 7 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304618 ; _ Witmark & sons, New
York.
Lover’s (A) MELODY; by John Ash-
worth; pf. Continental fingering.
[8010
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302912; J. H. Larway, Lon-
ton. don.
Love IN A GARDEN; words and music | Loyer’s (THE) RETURN; words and
by Ralph H. Goss. [3002 | music by Mrs. E. Brown. [3011
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18.1913; © Jan. 28, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 25,
E 305062; Waterson, Berlin & 1918; E 308199; E. Brown, Cleve-
Snyder co., New York. land.
LOVE IS A GARDEN; words by Rene A .
: VE : s by Geo. Hubi-
Bronner, music by H. W. Petrie; Love's DEVOTION; words by
: Newcombe, music by Arthur F.
duett for soprano and toys ey a Tate: in D flat, [3012
; Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 25,
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913; © eae }
E 308162; Theo. Presser co., Phila- rang FB 302916; J. H. Larway, Lon
, delphia. on.
| Love IS THE CORNERSTONE; words by | LOvVE’s DIFFICULTIES; words by HE. S.
'
{
lL ee ry —— aa
Mrs. B. Haning, music by Charles High, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir- ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
i kus Dugdale co., ine. [3004 [3013
[ © Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913; © Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ce Feb. 12,
E 301707; Mrs. Billy Haning, Car- 19138; E 3804776; Ellwood S. High,
penter, O. Zionsville, Pa.
:
181
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3014
pt. It, 0. 8., v8
LOVE’S DREAMLAND; waltz by O. Roe-
der, rev. by Gaston Borch; full
orch. with piano ace. 4to. [3014
© Dec. 31, 1912; -2 .e Web. 2a,
1918; E 308120; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-.
vision. ]
LOVE’S ENCHANTMENT; waltzes by B.
Wulf; pf. [8015
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c Feb. 27,
1913; E 308240; Birdie Wulf, Troy,
Mo.
LOVE’S GOLDEN DREAM; waltzes, by Th.
Bonheur, rev. by Paul Henneberg;
full orch. and piano ace. 4to. [8016
© Dee: 31, 1912: 2 .c Feb, 25,
1918; E 3808121; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
LOVE’S LAMENTATION; from the oper-
etta Vital question, lyrics and music
by J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark music
co. [3017
©-Feb:, 27, A1918<) 2-e5 Heb. 24,
1918; E 308041; John Stark, St.
Louis.
LOVE’S LAST FAREWELL; by F. L. Leam-
ing; pf. [3018
© Jan. 25; 191382 2e Feb. 25;
1918; E 308065; Florence Lucile
Leaming, New York.
LOVE’S RECOMPENSE; words by Shakes-
peare, music by Rex de Cairos-
Rego, op. 7. (Two sonnets of
Shakespeare, no. 1.) [3019
© Jan. 28; 1913; 2:c. Feb. 3, 1918:
E 302747 ; Rex de Cairos-Rego, Lon-
don.
LOVETIME AND SPRINGTIME; words by
G. L. Claypole, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3020
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EK 301769; G. L. Claypole, Criente,
Cuba.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. See Donizetti
(Gaetano)
Lucy; words by W. D. H. Van Rhyn,
music by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8021
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
E 301868; W. D. H. Van Rhyn,
Carolina, Porto Rico.
LULETA’S DANCE. See African (An)
festival.
LULLABY; words and music by B.
Fletcher. [3022
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1918; E 308014:
Bob Fletcher, Helena, Mont.
.
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182 |
|
|
LULLABY—Continued. 1)
words by L. G. Hufford, music by}
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3028 fF
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913: |
H 301754; Lois Grosvenor Hufford, |
Indianapolis.
LyRIC PIECES FOR PIANO. See Grieg
(E. H.)
MADONNA’S (THE) LULLABY; words
from the Italian, music by Ernest |
Halsey ; mixed voices. 12mo. (Christ-
mas carols, no. 21.)
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 19138; |
EH 306411; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
MADCHEN (DAS) UND DER SCHMETTERL- |
Ing; ged. von R. E. Wegener, musik |
voh Ad. Wallnodfer, op. 107, fur
friuenstimmen, chor oder solo, mit
klavierbegl. Partitur. 4to. (10 |
terzette, no. 1.) [3025 |
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913; |
E 306271; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger, |
Leipzig.
MADCHENTRAUMEREI; lied aus der op- |
erette, Goldner leichtsinn, text von >
Josef v. Koblinski, musik von Charles |
Alfredy; erleichterte ausgabe arr.
von Jul. Jehring ftir mittlere stimme. |
[8026 |
© Sept. 21, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913; |
EH 306868; Roland, deutsche verlags- —
gesellschaft, m. b. h. Berlin. [Copy- |
right claimed on arr. for medium |
voice. ] |
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS IN C; |
music by W. C. Williams; with solo |
for sop. or ten. and quartett or
chorus; mixed voices with organ. |
4to. [3027 ©
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 17, 1913; |
KH 3805026; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield |
Park, N. J.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS, NO. |
1-5; set to Gregorian tones with |
verses in faux-bourdon. No. 1.
Tone 7, ending 1, and tone 1, ending |
4, by Thomas Tallis. No. 2. Tone 6,
an English form, by Thomas Tom-
kins. No. 8. Tone 2, ending 2 and
tone 8, ending 1, by John Holmes.
No. 4. Tone 1, ending 5, and tone 7,
ending 1, by Thomas Morley. No. 5.
Tonus peregrinus and tone 1, ending
8, by William Byrd, ed. by Francis
Burgess and Royle Shore. 4to.
(Novello’s parish choir book, nos.
888-892. ) [38028-8032
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2c. each Feb. 12,
1913; E 802812-302816; Novello &
co., ltd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on editing. ]
‘no. 2, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3049
MAGniricat IN D; music by Berthold
f. Tours, ed. by Charles Leslie; mixed
-yoices with organ ace. 4to. (Col-
lection of music for the services of
the Episcopal church, series 2, no.
60.) [803838
myeren, 19,.1913; 2 cc: Feb. 21,
1913; E 3805092; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
. editing.]
P MAGNOLIAS; words and music by C. P.
’ Clark. [8034
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1913; E 305089;
Clifton Power Clark, Washington.
MAI-FEST; reigen, ged. von Otto Julius
Bierbaum, musik von E. Jaques-Dal-
croze; ausgabe mit klavier. (Zwei
gesiinge fiir eine sopran-stimme mit
orchester, no. 2.) [30385
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 ¢c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306416; N. Simrock, SS My oe 3 ae
Berlin.
AID OF THE MIST;
Edna Nichols Cary,
Cary; band. 4to.
schottische by
arn “by HH, °C.
[3036
f ere, | 20) 9191S: 2c. Feb. 37,
4 1918; E 308262; Cary bros. music
‘7 CO., Boston.
MAIENTANZ (May-pole dance); vier
melodische u. instruktive vortrags-
stiicke, von C. H. Doring, op. 3338,
fiir klavier. (Der lenz ist da, no. 4.)
[8037
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913:
E 306357; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
MALiInDy JANE; lyric by F. I. Lewis,
music by Harry Dudley. [3088
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1913; E 304597;
Fred I. Lewis, Rochester, N. Y.
MALMAISON; valse by Pedro de Zulu-
eta, arr. by Carl F. Williams; orch.
and piano ace. 4to. [80389
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 308204; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
MAN (THE) THAT’S STRUCK WITH LAZI-
NESS; words and music by S. HE.
Martin. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [38040
| Dee Si, 1913-°2 « Feb. «12,
1913; E 304822; Sarah E. Martin,
Fortuna, Cal.
MANHATTAN PARK MARCH; by J. Savitz,
arr. by Chas. Corbeau; pf. [3041
© 1.c¢. Feb. 11, 1913; E 308153;
Joseph Savitz, Allentown, Pa.
ee ae
MANNAGGIA LU PARRUCHIANO; mac-
chietta, versi di Tony Ferrazzano,
musica di P. Bolognese di l’editore
A. Grauso; cantoemandolino. [3042
©) Web: 10, 19138; 2 ce) Web. 12,
1918; E 302826; Antonio Grauso,
New York.
MANOVERLEBEN; defilier-marsch, kom-
poniert von H. L. Blankenburg, op.
97, fiir pianoforte. [3043
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306349; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
MANOLOS Y MANOLAS; Spanish dance
by J. Taboada Steger, ed. and arr.
by Andor Pinter; pf. [3044
(C) Web. 21,: 1913; 2 e. Web. 24,
1918; E 3808063; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and arranging. ]
MARCHING SONG FOR CHILDREN’S
cHorUS; founded on Land of hope
and glory, by Edward Elgar.
Melody only. [38045
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304628; Boosey & co., New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA; comic
opera in two acts, lyrics by K. S.
Webb, music by R. Webb. Vocal
score. [8046
Gy Web, 25, 1918: 2 -e. Hen. 26,
1918; D 19249; Kenneth S. and Roy
Webb, New York.
MARIE LOUISE; words and music by E.
R. Gerard. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8047
©. ‘fan. 22,1913: 2° ¢. Webs 12,
1918; E 304816; HE. R. Gerard, Buck-
roe Beach, Va.
MartHa. See Flotow (Friedrich von)
Marx (JosePpH) Nocturne; ged. von
O. E. Hartleben, musik von J. Marx,
fiir hohe stimme. (Lieder und ge-
singe dritte folge, no. 1.) [8048
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306396; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
MARYLAND! MY MARYLAND. See Ameri-
ean rhapsody.
MASSA ’S IN THE COLD GROUND; air
varié, American melody transcribed
by Albert Franz; violin and piano.
[3049
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308163; Theo. Presser ¢co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on transcription. ]
183
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3050
MATROSENBRAUT (DIE) ; volkslied, ged.
von O. Krille, musik von Julius Wen-
gert; méunnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [38050
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 26, 19138;
EH 302922; Kkarl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
May DANCE ALLA HANDEL.
See My
favorite pastime.
MazurKA; von Hugo Schlemiiller, op.
20; violoncello mit klavierbagleitung.
(Sechs charakterstticke, no. 2.)
[8051
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 19138;
EH 306314; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
MAZURKA DE SALON; von Alfred Kar-
pasch, op. 4, ftir violine mit klavier-
begleitung. [8052
© Aue. 20.7 1919" 2 e. USept. 3;
1912; EH 8063828; C. F. Schmidt, Heil-
bronn, Germany.
MECHANICAL LOVIN’ MAN; words and
music by Milton Ager and Spencer
Williams. [8053
© Feb. 31, 1913; 2 ‘c. Feb. / 24;
1913; E 308038; Chas. A. Meyers, |
Chicago.
Merl’ SCHATZ IS A MOHAMEDANER.
Ali-lied.
See
Mein. See Schubert (Ff. P.)
MEIN BERGISCH LAND; ged. von Her-
mann Wahl, musik von Mathieu Neu-
mann, op. 838, no. 1; ma&annerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [3054
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
FE 302956; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
MEIN TRAUM; von §S.. Steinberg, op. 87.
No. 1. Cello u. piano. No. 2. Violine
u. piano. [8055, 3056
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1918; EH 306240, 806241; K. G Fazer,
Helsinfors, Russia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
MEINE RESIDENZ; Marsch aus der op-
erette Der Zigeunerprimas, musik
voh Emmerich Kalmén, arr. von
Gustav Volk; klavier zu zwei hin-
den. [3057
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306807; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig.
MELINDA’S WEDDING DAY; lyrics by Joe
Goodwin, and Joe McCarthy, music
by Al. Piantadosi. [8058
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1918;
E 308062; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
pt. III, n. &., v.8
MELODIE RELIGIEUSE; by F. R. Rick-
man; organ. [8059
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 302770; Edwin Ashdown, lid.,
London,
MELODIOUS PRELUDES IN ALL THE MAJOR
AND MINOR KEYS; Selected and aug-
mented by Otto Hackh; pf. [8060
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
FE} 308229; Chandler-Ebel music ¢€o., ©
Brooklyn.
Mertopy In F; tune. See Rubinstein —
(Anton Gregorovitch) Syneopated
dream waltz.
MeELopY (THE) OF HEAVEN; words by
Victor M. Hatfield, music by Susie
EK. Hatfield. [38061
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c Feb. 8, 1913;
EK 301916; V. M. Hatfield, Winona
Lake, Ind.
MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD DAYS; words
and music by W. Sperber. [8062 |
© 1c. Feb. 21, 19138; H 305088;
William Sperber, Philadelphia.
Memory sSonc; and, Great as the sea; _
words by Ed. Teschemacher, music ©
by Herbert Oliver; in G and C. |
[8063 |
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 @ Feb. 2a |
1918; E 302908; J. H. Larway, Lon- |
don.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD- |
wie Fruix) Songs without words |
by Mendelssohn, arr. by G. H..
Reeves; full band. 4to. (American |
star journal, 1067.) Contents:
On |
the sea shore.—Hunter’s farewell. |
[38064 |
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2) @ oe Wenwee
1913; E 308122; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ]
—— —— (Universal band journal, |
1216.) Contents: Consolation.—Con- |
fidence. [8065 |
© Dec .31, 1912; 2 ec Web. 25, |
1913; E 308117; Carl Fischer, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ]
——Spring song; by Felix Mendels- |
sohn-Bartholdy, arr. by Adolphe Du- |
mont; full orch. with piano acc. |
[3066 |
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2° ¢) webs 2a 7
1913; E 308126; Carl Fischer, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ]
184
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3084
, 0. 2, 1913
-Menscu (DER) LERNT NET AUS! wie-
ner-lied, text u. musik von Ludwig
Gruber; gesang u. klavier. [3067
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306220; Josef Blaha, Vienna,
Menuet (Minuet); by Francis Thomé,
ed. and fingered by Philipp Mittell;
violin and piano. [8068
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
FE 301882; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. |
MeNveETT; von M. Scharwenka-Stre-
sow, op. 7, fiir 2 violinen und klavier.
(Drei vortragsstiicke in tanzform,
no. 2.) [3069
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
BE 306282; Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leip-
zig.
MENUETT ALLA Mozart.
ite pastime.
See My favor-
| MERIDIAN ACADEMY MARCH; by J. Ma-
rion Taylor; pf. [3070
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10,
1913; E 304709; Meridian academy,
Meridian, Miss.
Merry (THE) COUNTESS (Die fleder-
maus); waltzes by Johann Strauss,
arr. by W. C. O’Hare; orch. 4to.
[3071
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 304634; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
MeRRY HUNTING parRTY (Frdliche
jagd); by A. Sartorio, op. 1004; pf.
(From my sketchbook, no. 4.) [3072
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302990; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Merry (A) PRANK; by Wilmot Le-
mont, op. 3, no. 1; pf. [3073
@ Jan. 15, 1915; 2 ¢. Feb. 27,
1913; E 308254; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
MERRY WANDERER (Fréhlicher wander-
bursch); by A. Sartorio, op. 1004;
pf. (From my sketch book, no. 5.)
[3074
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302991; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
1 MessacGe (A) For you; words and mu-
sic by E. E. Trowbridge. [3075
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304732; E. E. Trowbridge, Kansas |
City, Kan.
MExIKOr (A) LEANY; operette 3 fel-
vonisban, irta Ferene Rajna, zené-
jét szerzette Albert Szirmai. 1. fii-
zet. [3076
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2 e@ Dec. 26,
1912; E 306430; Franz Bard und
bruder, Budapest, Hungary.
—— ——-11. fiizet. [3077
© Dee. 12, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 4, 1913;
EK 306481; Franz Bard und bruder,
Budapest, Hungary.
MIDNIGHT (THE) DREAM; overture by
R. Schlepegrell, rearranged by
Adolphe Dumont; full orch. with pi-
ano ace. [3078
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1913;
E 308097; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on rearrange-
ment. ]
MINNIE AND WINNIE; two part song,
words by Tennyson, music by Emil
Kreuz. 4to. (Novello’s school songs,
no. 1125.) [8079
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 303002; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
MINSTREL (THE) BOY; air varié, Irish
melody transcribed by Albert Franz;
violin and piano. [3080
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308164; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on transcription. ]
MINUET IN G; by F. Sabathil; piano.
[8081
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 18,
1913; E 302833; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
MIR TRAUMTE VON EINEM SCHONEN
KIND; ged. von Heinrich Heine, mu-
sik von Alfred Roth, op. 18a. [8082
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
FE 306281; Alfred Roth, Berlin.
MISSA IN* HONOREM S§. 8S. ROSARII B. M.
V.; by Botazzo, arr. by Leo P. Man-
zetti; two equal voices. 4to. [3083
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 302786; Leo P. Manzetti, Balti-
more.
Missouri; words by Mrs. A. Heide-
mann, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [3084
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301704; Mrs. A. Heidemann, St.
Louis.
185
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3085
MISTER HAPPY MOON; words and music
by B. Fletcher. [8085
© 1c Feb. 24, 1913; E 308012;
Bob Fletcher, Helena, Mont.
Mr. MELoDY MAN; words and music
by G. C. Leap. [3086
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1913; E 308197;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
MOBILIZATION MARCH; by E. Mutchler ;
orch. 4to. [38087
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17,1918;
E 305002; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
MockKINne (THE) BIRD’S MORNING SONG;
words by E. E. Snyder, music by
L. A. Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale 70, inc. [8088
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1918;
EK 301846; E. EH. Snyder, Nora
Springs, Ia.
MODERNES MELODIEN ALBUM; zusam-
mengestellt aus den beliebtesten und
neuesten operetten komponiert von
Leo Fall, W. Kollo, ete, arr. fir
trompete. . [3089
© Oct: 12, 1912; 2 ¢ Feb. 1, 1913;
E 3896342; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. bh. Munieh. [Copyright
claimed on compilation and arr. for
trumpet. ]
MODERNES TANZ ALBUM; zusammenges-
tellt aus den beliebtesten und neues-
ten operetten, komponiert yv. Leo
Fall, R. Winterberg, ete, arr. fiir
pianoforte. Band 1. [8090
©: Oct..12, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK} 3063438; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich. [Copyright claimed
on compilation and arr. for piano.]
MODERNES ZITHER-ALBUM; zuSammen-
gestellt aus den neuesten und belieb-
testen operetten, arr. von Th. F.
Schild. Band 1, Miinchner und
Wiener stimmung. Band 2, Miinch-
ner und Wiener stimmung. obl. 8vo.
[8091-8094
©" Sept. 24,1912; (2 ¢ “Feb. 26;
1913; EB 302943-802946 ; Drei
masken-verlag, Munich.
MOLLIE O’BRIEN; words by M. L. My-
ers, music by Jean Buckley. Wash-
ington, H, Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8095
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12,1913;
K 304772; Mary L. Myers, Milwau-
kee.
MoLNAR (ANTOINE) Sonatine; par A.
Molnar; violon et piano. [S096
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1912; E 302810; Rozsavélgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
ee Oe eS me:
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
Mon ami (My friend); by Claude
Melnotte [pseud. of Chas. Kunkel];
pf. [8097
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913; |
E 304667; Kunkel bros. music co., |
St. Louis.
Mon REvE (My dream); waltz by E.
Waldteufel, rev. by Gaston Borch;
full orch. with piano ace. 4to.
[8098
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 25, 1913; |
E 3808098; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. ]
Monpp MAMACSKAm; dal, a lanyom, ¢. |
szenmiibél, svéveget irta Arpad |
Pasztor, zenéjét szerzé Ferenecz Le-
har. [3099
© Jan. 13, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 8, 1913;
EK 3806488; Franz Bard ,& bruder,
Budapest, Hungary.
See Schumann (R. A.)- |
See Lost— |
MOoNDNACHT.
MOON LOVELY MOON; tune.
a heart.
Mornine; words and music by P. P. |
Bilhorn. [8100 |
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 10,1913; |
E 304706; P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago.
-—— Same. [8101
© Feb. 28, 19133920 cee eieee:
19138; E 308233; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago.
MornNiInGc Guory. See Ersten blumen.
MorNING (THE) KINDLES ALL THE SKY;
Easter anthem, words by Ambrose,
music by W. Berwald; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. [3102
© Jan. 25, 19133°2>e sees.
1918; E 3801899; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
MORNING PRAYER. See My favorite
pastime.
MorRNING sone; by Purcell James
Mansfield, op. 61; organ. obl. 8vo.
[8103
© Jan. .25, 1913: 2c Mena:
1918; E 3806443; Midland music
press, Leamington, England.
Moser (HANS JOACHIM) Lieder; ged.
von Otto J. Bierbaum, H. J. Moser
u. Richard Dehmel, musik von H. J.
Moser, op. 1 and 2; eine mittlere
Singstimme u. klavier. Contents:
Traumsommernacht.—Lied desein-
Samen.—Buhle tod.—Des gepanzer-
ten felggebet.—Die stimme des
abends.—Lied des schiffermadels.—
186
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
‘ Moser (Hans Joacuim)—Continued.
Der jungen hexe lied.—Des alten
weibleins lied vom schwager Tod.
[3104, 3105
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 ¢. each Feb. 1,
1913; EH 306422, 306423; N. Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
Vier galante lieder; ged. von Si-
mon Dach Ludwig Finckh u. Rich-
ard Dehmel, musik von H, J. Moser,
op. 13; eine hohe singstimme u.
klavier. Contents: Ariette an den
friihling.—Die rose.—Grossvater-
lied.—Schneefiocken. [3106
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
BE 306426; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
MorTHER DEAR (Mein mutterlein); by
Benjamin Jefferson, arr. by Sol. P.
Levy; vocal orch. in E flat. 4to.
[38107
i Mem: 11,1913; 2 «a Feb. 212,
1913; E 3804877; N. Witmark & sons,
New York.
| Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Gloria
from Twelfth mass; by W. A. Mo-
zart, ed. and arr. by Frederic H.
Ripley and H. L. Heartz; sop. 1 and
2, alto and bass ad lib. 4to. (The
Stanhope edition, no. 173.) [38108
fen, 12. 1913. 2 « Feb. 15,
1913; E 304930; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on editing and arranging.]
— Sonaten, no. 8-13; von W. A. Mo-
zart, neue instruktive ausgabe von
Theodor Wiehmayer; piano _ solo.
Band 2, vol. 2, no. 16B. [3109
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302949; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
[Copyright claimed on new instruc-
tive edition. ]
— Veilchen (Das); ged. von Goethe,
musik von W. A. Mozart, bearb. von
Victor Keldorfer fiir gemischten und
miinnerchor, mit beg]. von streichin-
strumenten und mit unterlegtem
klavierauszug. Partitur u. chorstim-
men. (Sechs meisterlieder, no. 1.)
[3110
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306298; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung, (R. Linnemann)
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. |
MULLERS BLUMEN. See Schubert (F.
3120
MUSETTE; piéce antique par Kurt Lub-
be, op. 21; orchestre. 4to. [3111
© Jan. 23, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1918;
EE 3802799; Neuer Berliner musik-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schéneberg.
MuSsICcC TO THE SERVICES OF THE EVAN-
GELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. 1 p. L.,
30 p. 12mo. $0.35. [3112
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912;
A 9848216;; Emanual Schmauk,
Brooklyn.
MurTreR (Derr) wort; lied aus der
posse, Toff-tdff-leutnants, ged. von
Carl Witt, musik von Friedrich
Korolanyi. [3113
©) Web; 11,) 1913-2 ¢. Feb, 25,
19138; E 3802882; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich.
My AFRICAN LADY; words by M. C.
Anglin, musie by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8114
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6,.1913;
E 301825; M. C. Anglin, West Seat-
tle, Wash.
IMy BABY; lyric and music by Caro
Roma. [38115
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 4, 1913;
HE 304614; M. Witmark & Sons, New
York.
My CABARET GIRL; words by Bobby
Heath, music by Frank Schimpf.
[8116
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10,
1918; E 3804757; Joe Morris music ©
co., New York.
My CAROLINE; two step by Leo Fried-
man; pf. [3117
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304656; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
-—words by Herman Kahn, music
by Leo Friedman. [3118
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304655; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
MY COCA-COLA BELLE; words by Harold
Atteridge, music by J. Schwartz.
[3119
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 304913; Jean Schwartz, New
York.
My DARLING DorROTHEA SUE; words by
B. T. Pugh, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. - [8120
©: Dec. i317, 4912+ 2" é Web. .12,
1913; E 304787; Barbara Tucker
Pugh, Chicago.
187
3121
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
My DAYS ARE GLIDING SWIFTLY BY;
hymn anthem, arr. by John Spencer
Camp. 4to. [8121
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1918; E 808165; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
My DREAM OF HOME SWEET HOME;
words by M. E. Taylor, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8122
© Jan. (22,°9913s)-2 cy rep. 12,
1918; E 304773; Mamie E. Taylor,
Jackson, Mich.
My EBONY QUEEN; words by Jos. W.
Newhouse and Will H. Drennen, mu-
sic by Alexis W. Jensen. [3123
©) Mebs tS 991s > 2G. Rep... 14.
1913; E 304999 ; Crescent music pub-
lishers, Chicago.
My FATHER WAS A bDocTor; from The
masquerading heiress, lyrics by G.
R. Craw, music by HE. E. Jackson.
[3124
© 1c Jan. 29, 1918; E 304593;
George Rockhill Craw, Ft. Wayne,
Ind.
My FAVORITE PASTIME; Six easy mel-
odies, within the compass of five
notes, by N. J. Elsenheimer; piano,
four hands. Contents: Morning
prayer.—Garden party.—Barcarole.
—Menuet alla Mozart.—Watching
the birds.—May dance alla Handel.
[3125
©) Dee, 20, 1912:°9.c, Web:- 25,
1913; E 308099; Carl Fischer, New
York.
My GARDEN; poem by Ellen Sherwood,
music by Fode Stanley-Hatton.
[3126
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304601; Stanley-Hatton co.
Wichita, Kans.
— unison song, words by Harold
Simpson, composed by Myles B.
Foster, ed. by W. G. McNaught.
Ato. (In Novello’s school songs.
book 238, no. 1139; Fun and fancy,
no, 4) [S127
© Feb. 11, 1918; . 2. [heb 12:
1913; E 302818; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
My GARDEN IN Norway; words by J.
Swinnerton, music by Lester Eb-
bets. New York, Ebbets music co.
[38128
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 1918:
E 304852; Joe Swinnerton, % Eb-
bets music pub. co., New York.
My GEORGE WENT AWAY TO THE WEST;
words by Rud De Bies, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [38129
© Jan. 22, 19185 2 ce. Wem
1918; E 3804886; R. De Bies, Port-
land, Me.
My GIRL FROM PHILIPPINO ISLE; words
and music by Walter Donovan.
[31380
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ec Feb. 28,
1918; E 308245; Joseph M. Daly,
Boston.
My GOLDEN DREAM; words and music
by C. McClain. [31381
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 3808208; Charles McClain,
New York.
My HEART IS CALLING; words by D.
Hall, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[3132
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301834; Daisy Hall, Denver.
My JERSEY BELLE; words by W.
Schafer, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [31383
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301814; Wm. Schafer, Newark,
N. J.
My KING OF THE LAND OF DREAMS;
words by Mrs. H. Kaas, music by
L. A. Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [38134
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301817; Helena Kaas, Oakland,
Cal.
My LADY FAIR; words by H. Luhrman,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[38135
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 e. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301790; Herman Luhrman, Dale,
Cal.
My LADY OF DREAMS; lyric by Will
Arthur, music by Wm. E. Slafer.
[8136
© Feb. 21, 1918; 2 @ Feb. 21,
1918; E 305079; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
My LADY OF THE ROSES; words by H.
Kaas, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[3137
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1918;
E 301847; Helena Kaas, Oakland,
Cal. :
188
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
My LADY’S PORTRAIT; reverie caprice,
by Thurlow Lieurance; pf. [31388
i wep. 17, 1913: 2 c Feb. 17,
1913; E 304991; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
My LEAP YEAR LADY; words by H. C.
Weaver, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3139
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec Feb. 12,
1918; E 304779: H.C. Weaver, De-
troit.
My LENoRE; words by L. Foote, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[3140
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301867 ; Laura Foote, Provo, Utah.
My LITTLE ALABAMA ROSE; words by
' G. J. Sexton, music by Ernest L.
Davis. [38141
©) Web. 11, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15,
1913; E 3804988; George J. Sexton,
Hartford.
My LITTLE Boy; words by S. Gillilan,
music by C. H. Gabriel. Chicago,
Rodeheaver co. 4to. [3142
© Jan. 15, 1913; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1913;
1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1918; E 301875; Chas.
H. Gabriel, Chicago.
My LoyaLtty; words by E. H. Will-
mott, music by Arthur Chesney; in
E flat. [31438
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
19138; E 303011; E. H. Willmott,
London.
My MOONLIGHT PAL. See Baby Rose.
My MOTHER IS OLD AND GRAY; words by
W. K. Stewart, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3144
gan. 22.1915; °2 .¢) Feb. 12,
1913; E 304805; Wm. K. Stewart,
New York.
My MOTHER’S EYES WERE EYES LIKE
yours; words by H. Bryden, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [3145
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301888; Helen Bryden, Carbon-
dale, Ill.
My NORWEGIAN BELLE; words by Lydia
R. Cutton, music by Arthur A. Penn.
. [3146
© Web. 11, 1913::2 @) Feb. .11,
1913; E 301944; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
My OLD GIRL; words by J. W. Callahan,
music by Paul Pratt. [3147
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1918;
E 304657 ;y Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
My OLD SOUTHERN HOME; words and
musie by E. T. Oltrogge. [3148
© Feb. 14, 1918; 2 ec Feb. 11,
1918; E 3801928; Estelle Trinchelle
Oltrogge, Jacksonville, Fla.
My own; waltz by Donald Bestor, arr.
by Sol. P. Levy; orch. 4to. [3149
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1918;
E 304686; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
My PATHWAY; words by S. E. G.
Allen, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3150
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 3, 1913;
FE 301722; Mrs. S. EH. G. Allen, Lon-
don, Canada.
My RAGGYADORE; words by Harold At-
teridge, music by J. Schwartz.
SS faa ak
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 304865; Jean Schwartz, New York.
My REDEEMER LIVETH; Easter anthem,
music by Will C. Macfarlane; mixed
voices with sop. or tenor solo, organ
ace. (Octavo choruses, no. 5736.)
[3152
Oi Neb.. 13, 1918: 2. e. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304899; G. Schirmer, New
York.
My ROSEBUD; words and music by I.
Longenecker. [3153
© 1c. Feb. 10, 19138; E 304725;
Irwin Longenecker, Palmyra, Pa.
My SUNSHINE GIRL; words by M. I.
Miller, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3154
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301719; Mary I. Miller, Pittsburgh.
My SWEET ITALIAN MAN; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [aloo
c) Feb. 21," 1913:°2 « Peb. 121,
1913; E 305080; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
My SWEETHEART’S PUMPKIN PIE; words
by J. Dater, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3156
©: Jan. 24) 3993 +:2 ex.Feb. | 12,
1913; E 304811; John Dater, Troy,
js ee 8
189
CATALOGUE
3157
My TARPAULIN HAT AND I; words by
Asenath Borden, music by Addison
F. Andrews. [3157
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1913;
BH 305057; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
My Task; words by S. H. Pickup, mu-
sic by E. L. Ashford; high voice in
KF, and low voice in D. [8158
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 ¢. each Feb. 8,
19138; E 301695; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
My WISH FOR THEE; words by Frances
H. Jackson, music by H. Caley.
[3159
© Jan. 1%, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 302738; Henry Caley, Lincoln,
England.
My YANKEE DOODLE BOY; words by M.
Luckenbach, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [3160
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301703; Myra Luckenbach, Chi-
cago.
My YELLOW JACKET GIRL; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [38161
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 304864; Jean Schwartz, New York.
MYRTLE POLKA CAPRICE; by G. Buglione;
full band. 4to. (Universal band
journal.) [3162
-© Dec. 21, 1912: 2.¢. Féb: 25, 1913 ;
E 308100; Carl Fischer, New York.
NACHTGEBET; ged. von H. H. Hess, mu-
sik von Joseph Marx, ftir hohe min-
nerstimme. (Lieder und gesinge,
zweite folge, no. 26.) [3163
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306387; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
NATURSANGER (DER) See Neues wiener
operetten-album.
NEAPOLITANISCH. See Tschaikowsky
. F.)
NELLY Biy; two-step by Val Cheyne;
pf. [3164
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 5, 19138;
E 302768; Hawkes & son, London.
NEUE ELEMENTAR - VIOLINSCHULE; von
Peter Stojanovits, op. 13; klavierbe-
gleitung zu allen in der schule vor-
kommenden vortragsstticken. [8165
© Sept. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1918;
KH 306254; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ne Sly S
NEUES WIENER OPERETTEN - ALBUM 3.
Sammlung von potpourris in leichtes-
tem stile, arr. von Th. Holzehi und
Wilh. Alexi. Band6. Contents: No.
16, Eva; von Fr. Lehar.—No. 17.
Der natursinger; v. Edm. HKyslér.—
No. 18. Die kleine freundin; y. O.
Straus. D. Violine solo. [3166
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EH} 3063837; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right claimed on arrangement. ]
-—— —— Ek. Zwei violinen u. klavier.
[38167
© Oct. 2, 1912; 2 ¢ Fen eee
E 3068385; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) Leipzig. [Copy-
right claimed on arr.]
—— —— Ff, Zwei violinen. [3168
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306886; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) Leipzig. [Copy-
right claimed on arrangement. ]
—— —— B. Klavier zu vier hinden.
[3169
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 19138;
FE 806235; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. |
-—_— ——C. Violine u. klavier. [3170
© Oct. 38,1912: 2c. Peli ee
E 306236; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. |
Band 7. Contents: No. 19,
Der frauenfresser; v. Edm. Eyslér.—
No. 20, Die romantische frau; v. C.
Weinberger.—No. 21, Die keusche
Barbara von Oskar Nedbal. 1. B.
klavier zu vier handen. 2. C. Vio-
line und klavier. [oLGi cere
© Oct. 11, 1912; 2 ec each Feb. 1,
1918; E 306388, 306339; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky)
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
1. D. Viole "Seine
Zwei violinen. (3178, 8174
© Oct. 9, 1912;.2 ec. each Feb. 1,
19138; E 306840, 306237; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky )
Leipzig. [Copyright claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
E. Zwei violinen u. klavier.
[8175
© Oct. 10, 1912::2 c. Peh. 22 aaie-
FE} 806238; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- .
hard Herzmansky) Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
190.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
m no.2, 1913
NEVER GIVE UP (Immer unverzagt) ; by
A. Sartorio, op. 1004; pf. (From my
sketch book, no. 9.) [38176
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 26,
19138; E 302992; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia.
NEW SONGS OF PRAISE; Collection of
sacred songs, both new and old, by
Alfred E. Helton [and others] [160]
messmo. $0.30. [3177
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
A 3843132; Teachers’ music pub. co.,
Lenoir, N. C.
NICE-EXCENTRIC; par G. Callemien;
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [3178
© Sept. 18, 1912: 2 «@ Oct. 26,
1912; E 306442; Lointier, Nice,.
France.
Nice (A) LITTLE AUTO FOR TWO; words
by J. S. Johnston, music by W. Ralph
Johnston. [3179
Feb... 24, 1913; 2 ¢ Feb. 24,
1913; E 308052; J. S. Johnston,
Greensburg, Pa.
NO MORE KNOCKING AT THE DOOR;
words and music by Fred Godfrey
& Harry Gifford. [3180
(© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
19138; E 302860; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
NOBLE’S TRADITIONS: words by Robert
W. Rivers, music by Geo. W. Chad-
wick. [3181
© eb: 12, 19138; 2 ¢. Web. (15,
1913; E 304977; The Nobleman, Bos-
ton.
NOBODY DOES IT BUT SALLY; words by
C. R. Lundgren, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [3182
ay bier “Sl, 1912-" 9 e. Wely, 12:
1918; E 304809; C. R. Lundgren,
Sandy, Utah.
NOBODY LOVES YOU LIKE I Do; words by
Harry Gifford, music by Fred God-
frey. [3183
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 302862; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
Nora Bonayr:; words by Harriet J.
Burlingham, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [3184
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301837; H. J. Burlingham, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
3193
NorRONAMAAL; tekst af Jacob B. Bull,
music by A. Paulsen; male voices.
4to. (Northern edition, no. 204.)
[3185
© Feb. 24, 1918: 2 c. Feb. 27,
1918; E 3808261; Alfred Paulsen,
Chicago.
Not A TINY BIT; words by J. [E.]
Sourbeck, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
ine. [3186
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EK 301742; James E. Sourbeck, De-
troit.
NoT REALLY; words and music by Ivor
Novello. [3187
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2c. Feb. 4, 1913;
i) 802760; Boosey & co., London.
Now I WONDER IF YOU EVER THINK OF
ME: words and music by J. Livesay.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3188
ied vats: AOISs 2 ce: Peb, 12;
1913; H 304793; Jas. Livesay, West-
hope, N. Dak.
NUBIAN PARADE; by Gaston Borch; full
orch. with piano ace. 4to. [3189
©) Mec. Si; 1912+ 2c. Web. 25,
1918; E 308103; Carl Fischer, New
York.
NuIt D’Erk&; paroles de P. Bourget, mu-
sique de H. Nirag, op. 18; choeur,
soli et piano. Partition chant et
piano. 4to. [3190
©) July *20, 1912: 2 c¢° duly 25,
1912; E 306441; H. Nirag, Paris.
NUNC DIMITTIS IN ©. See Magnificat
and Nune dimittis in C.
NUNC DIMITTIS NO. 1-5. See Magnificat
and Nune dimittis, no. 1-5.
NYLEPHA; waltz by Walter Rolfe,
arr. by R. E. Hildreth; orch. 4to.
[3191
© :Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 17,
1913; E 3050038; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton.
NYMPHE UND FAUN; von Albert Becker,
op. 20; klavier. (Stimmungsbilder,
no. 2.) [3192
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306268; ©. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
O APoLLONIA; tanzlied aus der oper-
ette Die studentengrifin, oder Die
stille stadt, operette in drei akten,
musik von Leo Fall, bearbeitet von
Otto Lindemann; klavier 2 hdg.
[3193
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302883; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich.
191
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3194
O BROTHERHOOD, DEAR BROTHERHOOD; set
to tune O mother dear, Jerusalem,
words and music by H. Tennyson
Domer. Philadelphia, Lutheran pub-
lication society. [38194
). Feb. .13,. 191385 2 ce. Webiess,
1913; E 3801958; Harry T. Domer,
Washington. [Copyright is claimed
on the words and title.]
O, DU MEIN KLEINES NIGGERBUBI; duett
aus der posse, Toff-toff-leutnants,
ged. von Carl Witt, musik von Fried-
rich Korolanyi. [8195
©. Web. We s419% 2 ee es. 2s.
1913; E 302884; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich.
O GOLDEN SUN; words anon., music by
Grace Adele Freebey. [3196
©. Jan, 20) 19S 2G. Keb, 13)
1918; E 304883; R. W. Heffelfinger,
Los Angeles.
O HAPPY BAND OF PILGRIMS; hymn ah-
them, words from St. Joseph’s hymn,
translated by J. M. Neale, music by
Harry Rowe Shelley; mixed chorus
with sop. and alto solos with organ.
(Octavo choruses, no. 5735.) [3197
©) Web. 413. 1913 = | 2 ce. Webp. A9;
1918; E 301968; G. Schirmer, New
York.
O KING IMMORTAL; Hiaster song, words
_by John Julian, music by Frank H.
Brackett; violin and piano ace.
[3198
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1913;
E 304967; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
O LET ME BE A CHILD AGAIN; words and
music by L. L. White. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3199
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301832; L. L. White, West Lib-
erty, Ia.
O MOTHER DEAR; tune. See O brother-
hood, dear brotherhood!
O NACHT; walzerlied aus der operette
Susi, text von Julius Wilhelm, musik
von A, Rényi; gesang und klavier.
[3200
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1913;
E 302852; Franz Bard & bruder, Vi-
enna.
O SALUTARIS; music by G. H. Fischer;
male yoices. New York, J. Fischer
& bro. 4to. [3201
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 @ Feb. 19,
1915; E 301967; George H. Fischer,
New York.
19
SS
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8
O STEER MY BARK; words by T. Haynes
Bayley, music by Frank Lambert; in
D and F. [3202
© Jan. 29, 1918; (2"ep ene 2s
1913; E 302856; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
O SWEET DELIGHT; words Elizabethan,
music by Joseph W. G. Hathaway,
op. 10; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
library, no. 92). [3203
© Feb. 10; 1913= 2°@) Mens 40:
1913; E 306486; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London.
O THAT I HAD WINGS LIKE A DOVE;
words from the Bible, music: by
James Pearce; high voice in D.
[38204
© Jan. 23, 1913" 92 eae ee
1913; E 304972; Oliver Ditson c¢o.,
Boston.
O THAT I KNEW WHERE I MIGHT FIND
Him ; anthem, words from the Bible,
music by Benjamin Whelpley, op. 16,
no. 1; men’s voices. 4to. (Sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 818.)
ee [3205
© Feb. 21, 1918: 2 eo tene es.
1918; E 308148; Boston musie ¢o.,
Boston.
O’ THOUGHTS OF You; words by G. F.
Gordon, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [3206
© Jan. 22, 19135°>2%e) fens:
1913; E 804823; G. Francis Gordon,
Salt Lake City.
OBERFERRY FAIR; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Herbert
Oliver; in D. [3207
© Feb. 20, 1913: 2 @ Wepeeza.
19138; E 302904; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
OpE A LA NuIT (Ode to night); valse
by Frederick Hopkins; piano. [3208
© Feb. 17, 19138; 2 & Ben 2,
1918; E 302857; Charles Sheard &
co., London.
OpE (AN) TO THE REDOWA; words by
A. M. Dunsford, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [3209
(C) Jan. 22, 1913: 2'¢. Webs a2 -
FE 304840; Alice M. Dunsford, Jack-
sonville, Fla.
OF ALL THE RANK DELUSIONS; from
the operetta Vital question, lyrics
and music by J. Stark. St. Louis,
Stark music co. [3210
©. Feb. 17, 1913; 2.c3ReRe,
19138; E 308042; John Stark, St.
Louis.
® no. 2, 1913
Or THE NortH I sine; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Her-
- bert Oliver; in F minor. [3211
© Feb. 20, 19138; = c Feb. 25,
1913; E 302907; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Contes (Les)
d’Hoffmann; par J. Offenbach, arr.
par Fr. Seitz, op. 41; violon et vio-
loncelle ad lib. avee piano. (L’opéra
moderne, no. 1.) [8212
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 302750; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
Grand (The) duchess; selection
from Offenbach’s comic opera by
Theo. Moses Tobani, op. 162, rear-
ranged by Gaston Borch; full orch.
with piano ace. 4to. [8213
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1913;
E 308090; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on rearrange-
ment. }
OFFICE (THE) OF THE HOLY COMMUN-
ION IN G MINOR; music by T. Tertius
Noble; chorus of mixed voices with
organ ace. (Octavo choruses, no.
5715.) [3214
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 « Feb. 12,
1913; E 304761; G. Schirmer, New
York.
OH! A JOLLY LAD IS A SAILOR LAD;
words by G. Emerson Smith, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [3215
oo gan. 17, 1918: 2 ec. Jan..:17,
19138; E 3802548; Canadian music
co., Lethbridge, Alta, Canada.
OH COME, LITTLE DEARIE, COME HERE TO
ME; words by F. B. Davis, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
jah Ne [3216
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301745; Francis B. Davis, Knife
River, Minn.
OH, COME MY LOVE: words by M. G.
Cowles, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [38217
Baer... ta, 1912+ 'O ee “Jam f7,
19138; E 304195; Mary G. Cowles,
Somerville, Mass.
OH, COME TO THE WESTERN FAIR;
words by Mme. A. Edmonds, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [3218
© Jan. 22, 1913: 2 e Feb: 12,
1913; E 304768; Mrs. Edmonds, Lon-
don, Canada.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3228
OH, DON’T YOU LOVE A BAND CONCERT;
words by R. Williams, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [3129
C). Dee.) 1b, 1912* 2 a Jan. 17,
19138; E 3804139; Roberta Williams,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
On! FOR A CLOSER WALK WITH GOD;
musie by Myles B. Foster. No. 1.
Organ ad lib. No. 2. Violin ad lib.
(3220, 3221
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 c. each Feb. 26,
1913; E 3038007, 303008; Novello &
co., 1td., London.
musie by Myles B. Foster.
[38222
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1918; E 303009; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
——words by W. Cowper, music by
C. B. Hawley; low voice in D flat.
[3223
Cita: 284 191s. BF e> Jane 28,
19138: E 301516; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
OH, GEE, THAT RAGTIME STEP; written
and composed by Bennett Scott and
Herbert Rule. [38224
(O- gan, 10: 1913" °2 e. Dee: .30,
1912; E 302382; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
OH, GIVE ME BACK MY DREAMS; words
by Mrs. J. H. Hope, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [3225
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 304506; Mrs. Jas. Haskell Hope,
Union, S. C.
Ou GWENDILENE; words by J. C.
Tonks, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8226
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 19138:
E 304548; John Chas. Tonks, Bur-
mis, Alberta, Canada.
——
OH, HE’S MY. FELLOW, AND ISN’T HE
CUTE; words by I. Berry, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[3227
©) Jans 22). 1918 2 'e.. Keb: 12,
1913; E 304842; Ione Berry, Amar-
illo, Tex.
OH, ME! OH, MY! BUT MEAT IS HIGH;
words by W. S. Standiford, music
by Lillian Standiford. New York,
Cc. L. Paltree music co. [38228
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c« Feb. 18,
1913; E 305040; W. S. Standiford.
Youngstown, O.
193
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3229
Ou! TELL ME YOU LOVE ME THE SAME;
words and music by G. H. Buxton.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8229
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301771; Gerald H. Buxton, Bux-
ton, N. Mex.
OH, THAT DREAMY STARE; words by
Leola Fraker, music by Jack Stan-
ley. [3230
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
EH 301796; H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine., Washington.
OH, WHO KNOWS; words by C. P.
Fowler, music by Chas. Childs.
[3231
©: Jan. 28, 1913S: 2.2) Reb. 25,
1918; E 308200; Childs & Fowler,
Lewis, Kan.
OH! YOU BEAUTIFUL MOON; words and
music by Mrs. H. L. Hennessy, New
Orleans. L. Grunewald co., ltd.
\ [3232
© Dec. (26,1912: 2 Ewen 224:
1918; E 3808027; Mrs. H. L. Hen-
nessy, New Orleans.
Ou! YoU CLASSY KIDDO; words by
Art W. Mogren, music by Orville E.
Erickson. [38233
©) Heb. th J613* 2.6. Reb. 1,
1918; E 301948; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
OH, YOU STINGY OLD MOON; words by
EK. E. Snyder, musie by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [3234
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301787; E. E. Snyder, Nora
Springs, Ia.
OH YOU WASH RAG; by N. F. Juers;
pf. [3285
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1918; E 301951;
Norman F. Juers, Los Angeles.
OISEAUX DE PRINTEMPS (Birds of
spring) ; reverie, by Gustav Lange,
op. 426, ed. and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; pf. [32386
© Feb. 18, 1918: 2 c Feb. 19,
1918; E 301980; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL; march by
Pansy M. Hallock, arr. by J. R. Har-
.man; pf. [3237
© Feb. 20, 19138: 2 c. Feb. 27,
1913; E 308273; A. W. Perry & sons’
musie co., Sedalia, Mo.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
OLD -(THE) ARM-CHAIR THAT ROCKED
US ALL; words by Hal K. Henry,
music by H. H. Ryland. California,
Pa. The melody musie co. [8238
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 eee ae
1918; E 305070; H. H. Ryland, Cali-
fornia, Pa.
OLD CREMORNE; valse by Gordon Davy-
son, arr. for piano ace. part. 4to.
(Chappell’s orchestral journal, no.
678.) [3239
© Feb. 5, 1913:2 @ Pebeereols-
E 302788; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don. [Copyright claimed on piano
ace. ]
OLD-FASHIONED (AN) GARDEN; words
by James Edwards, musie by Bruce
Cecil. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8240
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 3, 1913;
EH 302737; E. J. Tippett, Weston,
Canada.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME, See American
rhapsody.
OLD HICKORY; march two step by
Harry J. Lincoln; pf. [3241
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 « Feb. 25,
_ 1918; E 808188; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
OLtp (THE) HOME; words by R. F.
Coyle, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3242
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301717; Robert Francis Coyle,
Denver.
OLD (THE) LOVE IS THE BEST LOVE
AFTER ALL; words by Thomas J.
Gray, music by Bob Yosco. [3243
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 4, 19138;
E 304615; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
OLD LOVE’S REWARD; words by Mrs. L.
O. Austin, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3244
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ey ieee,
1918; E 304792; Mrs. L. O. Austin,
Tekamah, Nebr.
Oxp (AN) MINER’S LITTLE PLAYMATE;
words by C. B. Jaynes, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8245
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301835; Claude B. Jaynes, Mont-
rose, Colo.
194
a3
“O_p Mr. Moon Dip YoU NOT HEAR THE
| music by Anna B. Harmon. [3246
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 20,
1918; E 308210; C. D. Tibbits and
A. B. Harmon, Hartford.
pL (AN) SWEETHEART OF MINE; words
by W. Grover, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [3247
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 12,
19138; E 304799; Wm. Grover, Jack-
sonville, Fla.
Otp (THE) TIME POWER; words and
musie by Haldor Lillenas. [3248
| © Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
_ E 304949; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
Jas.
Orp (THE) WITCH RIDES ON HER
BROOM - STICK. See Hansel and
Gretel.
‘ON THE AGGRESSIVE FOR Gop; words
| and music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[3249
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304940; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
\
{
| ON THE CROSS AT CALVARY; words by
| ©. D. Gates, music by Charles J. W.
| Jerreld.
\
Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [3250
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
FE 301855; C. D. Gates, Holtville,
Cal.
- ON THE SEA SHORE. See Mendelssobhn-
Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix) ;
Songs without words.
“ON THE SHORE OF MoBILE BAy; words
by Z. Cuthbert, music by Burt Wal-
lace. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8251
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 12,1913;
FE 304789; Zaidee Cuthbert, Mobile.
Remié, pseud of A. Eimer; pf. [8252
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2c. Feb. 24, 19138;
E 308058; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis.
On THE 4-11-44 ror BALTIMORE; march
two step, by George Christie, arr. by
Sol P. Levy; orch. 4to. [3253
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 3046385; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
82954—138——_5
ANSWER; words by Chas. D. Tibbits, |
‘ON THE WING; tambourine dance by A.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3262
ON WINGS OF LIVING LIGHT; Waster an-
them, words by W. W. How, music
by E. S. Homer; mixed voices and
organ. Ato. [3254
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 301901; Oliver Diston co., Boston.
ONE BOOTIE IS OFF; words by Edward
Everett Snyder, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine, [3255
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301866; HE. E. Snyder, Nora
Springs, Ia.
ONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT; words
by Phoebe Cary, music by R. S. Am-
brose, arr. by James C. Warhurst;
women’s voices. 4to. [3256
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17,1913;
E 305012; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
ONE VISION OF JESUS; words by W. C.
Poole, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[8257
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
EK 304935; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las,
ONLY A DREAM; words and melody by
L. Sponsler, arr. by F. S. Ford.
[8258
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1913; E 304953;
Les Sponsler, Baltimore.
ONLY A LONE FORGET-ME-NOT; words by
W. L. Shockley and Nina Mont-
gomery, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8259
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
FE 304828; W. L. Shockley, Ardmore,
Mo.
ONLY A ROSE FROM MOTHER’S GRAVE;
words by E. A. Murray, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [3260
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2>c Feb. 12,
1913; E 304833; Edna A. Murray,
Sioux City, Ia.
ONLY you; words by Lawrence Arata,
music by M. C. Seller. [3261
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c«. Feb. 10,
1918; E 801911; Cortland music ¢o.,
New York.
ONWARD, CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS; festival
militant anthem, music by Harry
Rowe Shelley; bar., ten. and mixed
chorus with organ ace. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5723.) [3262
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 12,
1913; E 804762; G. Schirmer, New
York.
195
3263
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES i)
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
OPEN THE GATES OF THE TEMPLE; quar-
tett, words by Fanny Crosby, music
by Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp, arr. by
Wm. Dressler; male voices. 4to.
[382638
©: Feb. 20, «191332. 1c. Web. 220.
1913; E 301990; Wm. A. Pond & ©co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
OPENING SENTENCES. See Choral sen-
tences.
OREGON; poem by EH. K. Stephens,
music by Francis Richter. Port-
land, Ore., Hilers music house.
[3264
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c« Feb. 24,
1918; E 308053; Blizabeth Kane
Stephens, Portland, Ore.
ORIOLE (THE) SoNG; from the operetta
Vital question, lyrics and music by
J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark. music
co. [3265
©. Feb.17, 1913 2. ce) Peb. 24.
1913; E 3080438; John Stark, St.
Louis.
ORPHAN (THE); words by W. Smith,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢co., ine.
[3266
©. Jane 22.4913 372 “esa keb. 12,
1913; E 304807; Willis Smith, Strat-
ford, Tex.
OUR BELLES; polka by Karl Bergmann ;
pf. (On with the dance, no. 3.)
[3267
© Feb. 3, 1913: 2c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304616; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
OUR LITTLE CABARET UP HOME; words
by Grant Clarke, music by J.
Schwartz. [3268
@ Feb. “19, -1913'* 2 <e,-P'eb.. 19,
1913; E 301969; Jean Schwartz,
New York.
OvuR NATION; words and music by D.
Kk. Wenrich. [3269
©» Jan., 14; 1912) 2 2em Wenn 0,
1918; E 3047138; D. K. Wenrich,
Joplin, Mo.
Our UNITED STATES; national song,
words and music by A. Rudy.
Raleigh, N. C. Kaplan bros. co.
[3270
© Web. -12. 1913; 2c) seep. 17,
1913; E 308226; A. Rudy, West
Raleigh, N. C.
196 :
PACE GLORIOSA (Glorious
march arr. by H. R. Oteri;
2nd. _ mandolins
peace) ; 2
1st. amy {
and guitar ace.
guitar niusic, no. 141.)
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, al .
E 304718; Peter Tesio, New York. ~
PACK, CLOUDS AWAY; part song, words |
by Thomas Heywood, music by W. |
W. Starmer; mixed voices. 4to, |
(In Novello’s part-song book, second |
series no. 1266; A cycle of songs. no. |
3.) [8272 |
oS Feb. 25, 1913 ; 2 ¢. Keb. 26 5
Liondow:
PAQUE (DESIRE) Compositionen fiir
orgel, by D. Paque, op. 57; heft 1 u.
2. Contents heft ‘1.—Méditation et
pastorale—Fuguette sur le nom, |
Bach.—Prélude - impromptu.—Canon |
& Voctave.—Scéne marine. Con- }}
tents heft 2.—Adagio.—Capriccio.— ©
Mélodie variée.—Trio 4 2 claviers et ©
pédales.—Chant populaire.
[32738, 3274
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ec. each Feb. 5,
1913; E 302783, 302784; N. Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
PAGES GRACIEUSES; quatre morceaux,
par Edouard Schiitt , op. 94; pf. |
Contents: Cantique du soir. ox. une |
coquette, papillon valse.—Berceuse |
d’une poupée.—Polka-burlesque. ,
275 -
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 «. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306424; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
PALESTRINA (GIOVANNI PIERLUIGI —
SANTE) Who is she that looketh
forth (Quz est ista); five voice
motet from The song of Solomon, by
G. P. da Palestrina, ed. and English
version by Charles Winfred Doug-
las. 4to. [38276 -
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301889; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English version. ]
PANSIES FOR THOUGHTS; words by H.
Luhrman, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [38277
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301716; Herman Luhrman, San
Bernardino, Cal.
Pansy. See Ersten blumen.
PAPILLON VALSE. See Pages gracieuses.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1915
‘PARADE DES SOLDATS DE PLOMB; mor-
ceau caractéristique, musique de
Léon Jessel, arr. par Gabriel Parés
pour bLarmonie ou fanfare. 4to.
[8278
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 306461 ; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
»PARENTLESS; words and music by J.
Fisher. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale, co., ine. [8279
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301833; James Fisher, Weirton,
a. Va.
" PARISIAN (THE) FLIP; from Countess
- Coquette, lyric by Melville Alex-
ander, music by Anatol Friedland.
[3280
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 19138;
E 304666; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
* PaRLow (EpMUND) Intermezzo; von
E. Parlow, op. 97, no. 2; Klavier zu
zwei hinden. [3281
fea ree. a. 1912-2 e. Jan; 13,1913
E 3063821; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
PASCHAL VICTOR; a cantata for Easter,
the lenten season, or general use;
written and arranged by Van Tassel]
Sutphen. The music comp. by J.
Sebastian Matthews. ARG tsa a a inte
4to. $0.05. [3282
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
A 334400; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
Paska; words by E. B. Wilson pseud.
of A. F. Sweeney, music by Adnah
F. Sweeney. [3283
© 1c. Jan. 20. 1913; E 304643:
Foster and Sweeney, Walla Walla,
Wash.
Passine (THE) sHOW; a cycle of the
' motley. words by Edward Tesche-
macher, music by Herbert Oliver, no.
1-8. [3284
oe eo 20. 191s: 2. e. Web, 25,
19138; E 302889; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
| PeacHES; words by Jack Mahoney,
music by Perey Wenrich. [8285
© Feb: 13, 1913; 2° ¢ Feb. 24.
1918; E30S004; Wenrich-Howard co.,
New York.
PELORITANA POLKA;
Oteri: ist and 2nd. mandolins. or
violins. and guitar. [3286
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 10, 1913:
E 304717; Peter Tesio, New York.
arr.. by: Hi RB.
3295
PEREGRINA V.; Eduard Morike, musik
von Joseph Marx, fiir tenor. (Lieder
und gesinge, zweite folge, no. 13.)
[3287
©: Sept, 25, 1912+" 2 .e; ‘Peb. 1,
1918; E 3063888; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
PERFUME OF THE VIOLET; waltz by
Walter Rolfe, arr. by R. E. Hil-
dreth; band. 4to. [38288
©? Web.) 102 7918: - 2 oniFeb... 17;
1913; E 305006; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on He
arrangement. ]
PERPETUUM MOBILE; von Hugo Schle-
miiller, op. 20; violoncello mit
klavierbegleitung. (Sechs character-
stiicke, no. 6.) [3289
© Ocha) .19124:2:.¢:) Feb: 1,-1913;
E 3806315; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
PreTir (LE) SAVOYARD; by George Ait-
ken, op. 22, no. 1; pf. [3290
© Jan. 25, 1913: 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913:
E 302766; Leonard & co., London.
PETITE VALSE, IN E; by Genari Kar-
ganoff, op. 10, no. 2, ed. by John
Orth; pf. [3291
© Feb. 7, 1918; 2c. Feb. 14, 1913;
E 304957: Oliver Ditson co.. Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
PETTINE’S DUO STYLE OF MANDOLIN
PLAYING; by G. Pettine. Providence,
Bi E Petiine. [3292
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
A 348057: Giuseppe Pettine, Provi-
dence, R. I.
Peu (UN) pbD’amMouR; melodie by Lao
Silésu, arr. by S. Deshon; band.
4to. (American band journal no.
39). [8293
© Feb. 24, 1913-2 «© Feb. 25,
1918; E 308154; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
band arrangement. ]
PIANISTA (IL) MODERNO; corso com-
pleto di meccanismo del pianoforte,
diviso in 12 fascicoli, di V. Roman-
iello. Fasciolo 11. [329+
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2c. Feb. 8. 1913;
KR 306440; Vincenzo Romaniello,
Naples.
PicturrE- (THE) OF REAL LIFE; from
Countess Coquette, lyric by Melville
Alexander, music by Anatol Fried-
land. [3295
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304665; Jerome H. Remick & ¢o.,
New York.
197
$296
‘PicTtTuRE (THE) SHOW; waltz song,
words by Edna Messick, music by
EK. J. Albert. New York, The C. L.
Partee music co. [38296
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1913;
© 3808218; Edna Messick, Belling-
ham, Wash.
—— words by W. EH. Noke, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [3297
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 12, 1913;
EH 304845; W. E. Noke, Newark, N. J.
PIEMONTESISCHES VOLKSLIED; ged. von
Max Geissler, musik von Joseph
Marx, fiir hohe stimme. (Lieder
und gesiinge, dritte folge, no. 7.)
[3298
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306397; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
PrrRROT; scherzo by Hugenio Di Pirani,
op. 107, no. 2; pf. [3299
© Jan. 23, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1913;
E 308258; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
PIERROT AND COLUMBINE; Schottische,
by H. Engelmann; pf. (Pierrot and
Columbine, no. 4.) [38300
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
EK 3801679; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
PIERROT’S PRANKS; polka, by H. Engel-
mann; pf. (Pierrot and Columbine,
no. 3.) [33801
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 3801680; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
PIRATES (THE) OF PENZANCE; Selection
by Arthur Sullivan, arr. by R. Gruen-
wald; orch. 4to. (Concert ed. for
orchestra, no. 460.) [8302
© Jan. 20, 1913; 2c. Feb. 7, 1913;
K 304683; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
PLAY THAT TANTALIZING ORIENTAL
STRAIN; lyric by Joe Brown,: music
by Roy H. King. [38303
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1913;
H 308185; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PLAYMATES; words by L. Pratt, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [38804
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 12, 1913;
EH 304785; Lucevia Pratt, Medina,
NS X.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
POEME HONGROISE; by Louis Pécskai;
violin and pf. 1. No. 2. 2. No. 3
[8305, 8306
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 5,
1913; E 802771, 302772; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London.
Porr’s (A) VISION; waltz, by J. S.
Deutsch, arr. by Theo. M. Tobani;
orch. 4to. [8307
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301888; Albert Teres, New York.
PoLISH (THE) DANCER; by Wilmot Le-
mont, op. 4, no. 3; pf. [3308
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 c« Feb. Ze
1913; E 808256; Oliver Ditson ¢o.,
Boston.
POLKA-BURLESQUE. See Pages gra-
cieuses.
| Potonaise In A FLAT; by Charles Den-
née, op. 39, no. 2; pf. [3309
© Feb. 15, 1943: 2 ¢) Rep
1918; EK 805007; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
POLONAISE ROYAL DECREE.
decree.
PONDER MY WoRDS, O LorD; anthem,
See Royal |
text from the Bible, music by Herb- |
ert Ralph Ward.
no. 3538.)
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c Feb. 11,
(Maxwell octavo,
1913; E 301986; William Maxwell |
music co., New York.
PopPpy-LAND; words
Creamer, music by Will H. Vodery.
[8310 |
by Henry S. |
[3311 |
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1918; KE 3805064; Waterson, Berlin |
& Snyder co., New York.
POPULAR (THE) MARCH; by M. BH. Mc-
Me- |
Donald; pf.- Halifax, Canada.
Donald music co, [3312
© Feb. 28, 1913: 2 ¢ Feb, 24, |
1918; E 308152; M. EH. McDonald, |
Halifax, Canada.
Powrr (THE) OF PRAYER; words by |
James C. Wallace, music by Angelo
M. Read. [3313
© Feb. 26, 1918502
e. Beb.. 27, |
1913; E 308281; H. W. ‘Gray. co., |
New York.
PRADELKO PANI MaArTy; chanson na
slova Eduarda Rady, [hudba] sloZil
Karel PospiSil. [3314
© Sept. 26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306303; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague, |
Austria.
PRAELUDIUM ET FUGA, See Bach (J.S8.)
198
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
© no. 2, 1913
| PRAISE THE LorD; cantata in C, words
selected by John Paul, music by C.
Wieghorst. [38315
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1918; E 308172;
C. Wieghorst, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
PRAISE YE! sample pages from the new
all-round song book, by E. 8S. Lorenz
and Ira B. Wilson. 12mo. [3316
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301693; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
PRAYER AND HUNTERS’ CHORUS; from
Der freischtitz, words by Henry
Boda, music by C. M. von Weber,
arr. by Bertha Remick; mixed
voices. 4to. (The laurel octavo, no.
310.) [8317
iyegean. ot, 1913: 2: ¢. Feb. 10,
1913; E 304738; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on music text. ]
PREACH GLADNESS AND SMILE; words
by M. Arnold, jr., music by R. A.
Browne. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [38318
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301864; Mack Arnold, jr., Cleve-
land.
PREACHER IN THE PULPIT; words and
music by J. Allard, jr. [8319
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1913; E 308007;
James Allard, jr., Dallas.
PRELUDE ANTIQUE; by R. H. Prutting,
op. 6, no. 1; pf. [3820
i, Feb. 11, 1913; 2-¢, Feb. | 12,
19138; E 304752; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
PRELUDE IN C; by W. Wolstenholme;
organ. (Original compositions, no.
2.) [3321
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 306433 ; Novello & co., 1td., London.
PRETTY MoLity CARTER; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Her-
bert Oliver; in E flat. foo22
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302900; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
PRINCE PRO TEM.
prince pro tem.
PROCESSIONAL MARCH.
(The) of Sheba.
PROGRESSIVE GRADED COURSE; by Sidney
N. Lagatree; mandolin. 1. Book 4.
2. Book 5. [3328, 3824
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ce. each Feb. 12,
1913; E 301921, 301922; Lagatree
pub. co., Detroit.
See Songs of The
See Queen
3332
TE ROGRESSIVE METHOD FOR THE GUITAR?
by Richard L. Weaver. [3325
(©) Feb.(1,61983:: 2c. Feb, 3; 19133.
KH 3801675; H. A. Weymann & co.
ine., Philadelphia.
PUPPCHEN, DU BIST MEIN AUGENSTERN;
marsch-intermezzo aus der posse;
Puppchen, musik von Jean Gilbert,
arr. von Joh. Doebber fiir orchester,
mit piano-direktion. [3326
© Dec. 31, 1912; Ze. Feb: 25,
1913; IX 302878; Thalia theater-ver-
lag, Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arr. for orchestra.]
PUPPCHEN-WALZER; nach motiven der
gleichnamigen posse, musik von Jean
Gilbert, arr. von Joh. Doebber, fiir
klavier mit unterlegtem text. [3327
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
HK 302798; Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin. [Copyright claimed on
piano. ]
fiir orchester mit piane
direktion. 4to. [3328
© Feb. 12, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 25,
1918; E 302879; Thalia theater-
verlag, Berlin. [Copyright is
claimed on arr. for orchester. ]
QUARTETT NO. 1 IN G DUR; von R;
Bohne, op. 60, no. 1, neu bearbeitet
von K. Seiffert, fiir 4 violinen. (Edi-
tion Fischer, no. 289.) [33829
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302947; A. HE. Fischer,
Bremen, Germany.
QUEEN AND HUNTRESS; words by Ben
Jonson, music by W. W. Starmer;
mixed voices. 4to. (Jn Novello’s
part song-book, second series, no.
1264; A cycle of songs, no. 1.) :
[8330
©) Beby. 25) 191s*) 2 ic. Reb, 26,
1913; E 308008; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
QUEEN (THE) OF SHEBA; ballet suite
in four parts by Carl Goldmark, op.
27, comp. and arr. by Charles J.
Roberts; full orch. with piano acc.
Contents:—1. Dance of the baya-
deres. 2. Bee dance of the Almas
3. Veil dance. 4. Processional
march. [833%
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2 @ Feb. 25,
1913; E 308106; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
compilation and arrangement. ]
QuEsT (THE); words by Florence G.
Attenborough, musie by Richard
Knight; no. 3 in G. [3332
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c« Feb. 2%,
1913; E 802870; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
199
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9333
QUICK AS A WINK; galop by Karl,
Bergmann; pf. (On with the dance,
no. 6.) [838383
© Feb. 3, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1918;
EE 304617; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
RaFF (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Cachouca;
par: J: J. Rail; “op. Te revised:
phrased and fingered by O. Thtimer;
piano. [83384
© Feb. 10, 19138; 2 @ Feb. 24,
1913; E 302871; Augener, Itd., Lon-
' don. [Copyright claimed on revi-
sion, phrasing and fingering. ]
Tambourin; par J. Raff, op. 204,
no. 6, revised, phrased and fingered
by O. Thiimer; piano. [38835
©): Feb. 10,1913: 2. e¢. Web. 24,
19138; E 302872; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
RaGTIME (THE) EXPRESS; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [38336
vo AO Hebe 18. 1918 a. 2 eh Mab, le:
1913; E 3805056; Jean Schwartz,
New York.
RacTIME MEPHISTO; words and music
by G. C. Leap. Unace. [8337
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1913; E 305046;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
RAPruRE; words and music by Flor-
ence A. Davey. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3338
ke). Jans, * 22, 191s 3402; Webs 12.
19138; E 302827; F. A. Davey, Rich-
. mond, England.
READY MONEY; words and music by
_H. H. Puggsley. [3339
‘“~1@ 1 e& Meb. 26, 1913: 208227:
Harper H. Puggsley, St. Louis.
RED ROSE OF ENGLAND; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Her-
bert Oliver; in HE flat. [8340
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 @ Feb. 25,
1913; E 302896; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
Rep (THE), WHITE AND BLUE; words
by E. Williamson, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8341
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301772; Edw. Williamson, Mon-
treal, Canada.
REDEMPTION (THE) (Die erlésung); a
sacred oratorio-cantata for chureh
choirs, choral societies, ete., with
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
REDEMPTION (THE)—Continued.
English and German text, text arr.
and music by Marie M. Hine. 4to.
[8342
© Jan. 28, 1913. Sheree.
1918; A 3834200; George F. Rosche,
Chicago.
REFLECTIONS; a new meditation, by
Jerome Heller; pf. [83843
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304629; Church, Paxson & co.,
New York.
REGENLIED. See
(E.) ; Zehn lieder.
REGIMENTAL sones (Soldatenlieder) ;
waltz by Jos. Gung’l, op. 183, arr.
by Gaston Borch; full orch. with
piano ace. 4to. [3344
© Feb. 17, 19138; 2%@) Peps,
1918; E 808107; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Jacques - Dalcroze
REIGEN (Round dance); von Edmund
Parlow, op. 97 no. 3; klavier zu zwei
hinden. [38345
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 13, 1913;
EK 306320; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
REINA Litty; two step by Enrique
Navarro; pf. [8346
© Feb... 13, 19133) 2567s tehee.
1918; E 3802985; Friedrich MHof-
meister, Leipzig.
REITERLIED; ged. von Viktor von Uth-
mann, musik von Franciscus Nagler,
op. 77. Partitur. 4to. (Vier man-
nerchore, no. 1.) [3347
© Sept. 11, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 306258; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
RELIGIOUS ANDANTE; by A. Donati, rev.
by G. H. Reeves; full band. 4to.
(Jn American star journal, no. 1402.)
[3348
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 @ Webiy25,
1918; E 808108; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
RENDEZVOUZEL-DUETT; aus dem yaude-
ville, Hine kitzliche geschichte, mu-
sik von Hugo Hirsch, arr. von Louis |
Hermann, fiir salonorchester, mit |
text. 4to. 349
© Feb. 12, 19138; 2 ey Henoees,
1918; E 3802877; Deutscher theater-
verlag, Berlin.
RESPONSE AFTER PRAYER. See Choral
sentences.
200
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 2, 1913
RESPONSES AFTER FINAL PRAYER AND
BENEDICTION. See Choral sentences.
RESURRECTION (THE); anthem, music
by Harry Rowe Shelley; three part
chorus of women’s voices with sop.
solo and organ ace. (Svo choruses,
no. 5729) [3350
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304740; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
RESURRECTION (THE) HOPE; a cantata
for church choirs, choral societies
ete. text arr. and music composed
by Carrie B. Adams. 4to. [3351
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301698; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
Rfve (Le) Perrier; valse par Law-
rence Kellie; pf. London, Metzler &
co., (1909), td. [3352
— Dee: 31, 1912;: 2.'e. Jan. .26,
1913; E 302803; Perrier, ltd., Lon-
don.
Revew (LES) DES ELFES (Awakening
of the elves); caprice de salon by
F. G. Barducci, op. 64; pf. [3353
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308057; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
REVEL (THE) OF THE MOUNTAIN AND
THE SEA; words by Bertha M. Snell,
music by D. S. Percival; baritone
solo and chorus for women’s voices.
Seattle. Percival music co. [8854
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1918;
E 304919; Drusilla S. Percival,
Seattle.
Rfveriec. See Blumer (Theodor); 3
klavierstiicke.
REVERIES IN COTTONLAND; words and
music by D. Alton. [8355
7.1 €. Feb. 21, 1913; BE 305015;
Dutch Alton, Paragould, Ark.
RHODE ISLAND BOY SCOUT MARCH; by
R. W. Thornton; pf. Providence,
R. I. Thornbirt publishers. [3356
© Feb. 18, 19138; 2 ¢c. Feb. 24,
1918; E 308021; Robt. W. Thorn-
ton, Providence, R. I.
Rigapoon; by T. P. Fielden; piano-
forte. [3357
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 302789; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
3366
RIGHT FORWARD; march, by John
Philip Sousa, arr. by Adolphe Du-
mont; full orch. with piano ace.
4to. [3358
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 25,
1913; E 308109; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
RieHt (THE) OF WAY; march mili-
taire by G. R. Combs, op. 48; pf.
[3359
(©. Feb. 11, 19138; 2 ¢. Web. 15,
1918; E 304982; Gilbert Raynolds
Combs, Philadelphia.
Rina (THE) O’STEEL; patrol by Eric
C. Gatty; pf. [3360
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304729; Frederick W. Caleott &
co., London.
RIPPLES FROM THE SoutH SEA; waltz
by J. B. Baines; pf. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [3361
KOviGglan 22> 013-2". -Neb./ 12;
1918; E 304829; Jas. B. Baines,
Berryville, Ark.
RISE, GLORIOUS CONQUERER, RISE; words
by Matthew Bridges, music by J. H.
Fillmore; men’s voices. 4to. (Jn
The choir, yv. 14, no. 2, Feb. 1913.)
[3362
© Feb. 3, 1913; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304690; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
RISEN INDEED; a service for Easter
music by Fred B. Holton. 8vo.
(Festal days, no. 149.) [38363
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
EK 301696; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
RoAMING; words by A. L. Trailor,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
: [3364
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
H 301848; A. L. Trailor, Cananea,
Mex.
RoAMING (THE) SON; words by C. S.
MacMillan, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [3365
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301869; Chester S. MacMillan,
Chester, Pa.
Rococo-QUADRILLE; danse nouvelle par
J. Vydra; orchestre. 4to. [3366
Sent. 26, 1912: .2 ©¢..Peb: 1,
1913; E 306304; Mojmir Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3367
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
Roxoxko; 20 lieder, mit guitarre oder
lautenbegleitung, von Hannes Ruch.
Heft 1 und 2. [3367
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913:
H 306445; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
ROKOKO-MENUETT; von Edmund Par-
low, op. 97, no. 4; klavier zu zwei
hiinden. [3368
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1913;
i} 306319; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
Romance. See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
ROMANTISCHE (DIE) FRAU. See Neues
wiener operetten-album.
ROMANZA IN A FLAT; by F. Addison
Porter, op. 30; pf. [38369
© Feb. 8, 1913: 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913 ;
H 304644; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
RoNDINO IN D pur; von Alfred Kar-
pasch, op. 3, no. 4, fiir violine mit
klavierbegleitung. [383870
© Aug. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 3;
1912; HE 306327; C. F. Schmidt, Heil-
bronn, Germany.
Rose (Dig) See Moser
Joachim) Vier galante lieder.
Rose (THE) AND THE *SUNSHINE;
words and music by R. G. Allen.
[3371
© 1 « Feb. 17, 1918: B 305081 ;
Ruby Galbraith Allen, Chicago.
ROSE 0’ MINE; words by Geo. Graff, jr.,
music by Jessie Mae Jewitt. [3372
© Web. 17, 1918. "Ie Kap. 18,
1913; EH 805045; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ROSALENE; words by A. McKenzie, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[8373
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
EK 301854; Alexander McKenzie, De-
troit.
ROSEBUSH (THE) AT THE DOOR; words
by L. Detlefs, music by Burt Wal-
lace. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o., inc. [38374
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
‘EH 301744; Louise Detlefs, Cleveland,
O.
ROSEN; ged. von Gust. Falke, musik
von Ad. Willnofer, op. 107, fiir frau-
enstimmen, chor oder solo, mit kla-
vierbegl. Partitur. 4to. (10 ter-
zette, no. 8.) [33875
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306361; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
(Hans
Roses DE Nokn (Christmas roses) ;
waltzes by Emile Waldteufel, arr,
by Gaston Borch; full orch. with
piano ace. 4to. [383876
© Jan. 30, 1913: 2 @ Feb. 25,
1913; E 308110; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
ROSES LIKE DREAMS FADE AWAY; words |
by Arthur A. Penn, music by Frank
A. Thaler. [38377
© Feb. 19, 1918; 2 ec Feb. 20,
1913; E 301953; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) When
Thou comest; Inflammatus; from
Stabat mater, music by Rossini, arr.
and adaptation by J. A. Parks; sop.
solo and chorus for male voices.
4to. (Choice compositions, no. 643.)
[8378 |
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1913;
E 305048; J. A. Parks eco., York,
Nebr. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Rosy Lips; valse novelette by Pierre
Renard; pf. [8379
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 e« Feb. 24,
1918; E 308166; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ROUNDERS; unison song, words by Har-
old Simpson, composed by Myles B.
Foster, ed. by W. G. McNaught. 4to.
(In Novello’s school songs, book 233,
no. 1142; Fun and fancy, no. 4.)
[3380
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 @ Webs ae
1913; E 3802821; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
RounDuP (A) LULLABY; words by
Charles Badger Clark jr., music by
H. ©. Orrick-Sloan. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., inc. [3381
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2oeeheneae
1913; E 304769; Mrs. J. M. Sloan,
Longbeach, Cal.
ROYAL DECREE; polonaise by J. Price
Swift, rev. by G. H. Reeves; fuil
band. 4to. [3382
© Dec. 31, 1912: 2 a) Pepe es,
1918; E 808111; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
RUB DUBBY DUB; words by Jean Havez,
music by Henry Lodge. [83883
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304618; M. Witmark & sons, New
Orr:
202
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
Ruses (THE) or NEw York; from the
operetta Vital question, lyrics and
music by J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark
music co. [38384
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,1913;
E 308044 ; John Stark, St. Louis.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH )
Syncopated dream waltz; a popular
conception of Rubinstein’s Melody in
F, arr. by Will B. Morrison; pf.
[8385
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 13,1913;
E 304886; W. B. Morrison, Indian-
apolis. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement in waltz time. ]
RuMBA (LA) (El danz6n sociadal) ;
tango argentino by J. Tim Brymn;
pf. [8886
ofep. 10, 1918: 2 ¢- Feb. 11,
1913; E 3801934; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
Rustic DANCE; by Clifford Demarest;
organ. (Jn A pastoral suite, no. 2.)
[8887
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304700; H. W. Gray co., New York.
Rustic WaLtz (Walzer im freien) ; by
A. Sartorio, op. 1004; pf. (From my
sketch book, no. 2.) [3388
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
B. 302993; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SAILING 0’ER THE WATERS BLUE; words
by ‘L. Griffiths, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [3389
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301849; Lily Griffiths, Des Moines.
SAILORMAN’S (A) YARN; words by C.
Fuller Steane, music by Fred. W.
Sparrow. No. 1 in C. [3390
© Feb. 13, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25,1913;
E 302888; Metzler & co., ltd., London.
St. Mary’s sLoGAN; words and music
by D. A. O’Brien. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [38391
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301759; D. A. O’Brien, Belmont,
N. C.
SALOME COMMANDRY; march by Horace
O. Prell; orch. 4to. [33892
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 304746; Alford-Colby co., Chicago.
SALUTE TO MExiIco; march, by T. P.
Brooke, op. 142, rev. by G. H.
Reeves; full band. 4to. (American
star journal, 1867.) [3393
© Dee. 23, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,1913;
E 308112; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. ]
3402
SAME (THE) OLD, SWEET OLD STORY;
words by D. B. Neal, music by
xeorge Siefers Murphy. [3394
© 1c. Feb. 11, 19138; E 301935;
Geo. S. Murphy and Della B. Neal,
Logansport, Ind.
SAN-JOSE; words by P. C. Niss, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H,
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3395
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
EK 301852; Otto C. Niss, Chicago.
SANDY IS MY DANDY; words and mu-
sic by E. Snider. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3396
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 801786; E. Snider, Chambersburg,
Pa:
SANKTA Maria; ged. von A. Mombert,
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir hohe
stimme. (Lieder und gesiinge, zweite
folge, no. 3.) [3397
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306394; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
SARABANDE; von Rudolph Ganz, op. 24,
no. 1; pf. (Vier klavierstiicke, no,
1.) [3398
kc) Oct, 12, 1912-2 «Nov. . 29,
1912; E 302808; Rozsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
SAVIOR OF THOSE WHO SEEK REFUGE}
words by Elmer E. Dresser, music by
G. F. Imig. [3399
@) Oct. 5, 41912 +. 2.¢..O0ct...5,-4912's
E 296678; Geo. F. Imig, Sheboygan,
SAVIOUR, BREATHE AN EVENING BLESS-
ING; anthem words by James Ed-
meston, music by Gordon Balch
Nevin; mixed voices, with organ ace,
4to. [3400
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 3808167; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
e
SAVIOUR WHO THY FLOCK ART FEEDING;
words by W. A. Muhlenberg, music
by James C. Warhurst; two part
chorus for women’s voices. 4to.
[3401
©)- Feb. 14; ‘1913; 2 @ Feb. 17,
1918; E 305014; C. W. Thompson &
co., Bosten.
SAY SHALL IT BE; words by Myrtle M.
Loan, music by Albert Swift. Wash-
ington, H, Kirkus Dugdale co., ine,
[8402
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
HE 301800; M. M. Loan, Oak Lake,
Canada.
203
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3403
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
SAY YOU'LL BE MINE AGAIN; ballad,
words by Jack Enos, music by Henry
J. Donovan. [3403
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c Feb. 7, 1913;
# 304652; Enos & Donovan, Provi-
dence, R. I.
ScARLET POPPIES; words by Gordon
Johustone, music by Walter Logan.
[3404
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1918;
E 304649; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
ScHADCHEN (Das) Sibi LOWENSTEIN;
text von Fritz Wehr, musik von Ju-
lius Straner; gesang u. klavier.
[8405
© Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
FE 306221; Josef Blaha, Vienna.
SCHELMENLIED; ged. von Rich. Dehmel,
musik von Julius Wengert; miinner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[3406
© Feb. 2, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1918;
E 302923; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
SCHERZINO; by Chr. Sinding op. 113,
pf. (Ftinf klavierstticke, no. 5.)
[3407
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306226; Breitikopf & Hirtel, New
York.
-——; von Edmund Parlow, op. 97, no.
5; klavier zu zwei hiinden. [38408
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 13, 19138;
E 306318; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
SCHERZO SYMPHONIQUE; by Parcell
James Mansfield, op. 60; organ. obl.
Svo. [8409
© dan, 225% 1913-2 es eb: 310,
1918; E 3806444; Midland music
press, Leamington, England.
SCHLAFEND TRAGT MAN MICH; ged. von
A. Mombert, musik von Joseph
Marx, fiir mittlere stimme.
und gesiinge, zweite folge, no. 4.)
[38410
@ Sept. 215. 1912: )2 seen a.
1918; E 306395; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
SCHLAUE (DIE) COMTESSE; operette in
| akt, text von Wilhelm Sterk, mu-
Sik von A. Béla Laszky. Vocal score.
[3411
© Dec.’ 28, 1912: 2 ¢. “Sept. 16,
1912; D 19248; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
(Lieder
ScHLIMM FUR MANNER; Altserbisch,
lbersetzt von Talvy, musik von Ad.
Wallnofer, op. 107, fiir frauenstim-
men, chor oder solo, mit klavierbegl.
Partitur. 4to. (10 terzette, no. 5.)
[3412
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 e Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306362; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
SCHLUMMERLIED (Slumber solg); von
Alfred Karpasch, op. 3, no. 3, fiir
violine mit klavierbegleitung. [3413
© Aug. 20, 1912; 2c. Sept. 3, 1912;
FE 3063825; C. F. Schmidt, Heilbronn,
Germany.
ScHLUMMERLIEDCHEN; berceuse von
Franz von Blon, op. 106, fiir klavier.
[3414
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 19138;
E 306410; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig. '
—— (Lullaby); von Franz von Blon,
op. 106; streich-orchester. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [38415
© Oct. 21, 1912: 2 Ge weaeeee:
19138; E 302978; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig.
ScHMID-KAYSER (Hans) Zehn lustige
lauten-lieder; von H. Schmid-Kay-
ser, mit text. obl. S8vo. [3416
© Sept. 18, 1912: 6205 eneeeee
1918; E 806351; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
SCHMIED SCHMERZ See Jacques-Dal-
eroze (H.); Zehn lieder.
ScCHNECKER (P. A.) Six Haster carols;
words by’ W. J. Irons et al, music by
P. A. Schnecker et al; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. Contents: Hail
thou glorious Easter morning.—Sing
with all the sons of glory.—Come
ye faithful raise the strain——The
lily of the valley.—Sing sweet ca-
rols.—Christ the Lord is risen again. _
[3417
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1918;
EK 301909; Oliver Ditson co. Boston.
SCHNEEFLOCKEN. See Moser (Hans
Joachim) ; Vier galante lieder.
ScHONHEIT; ged. von Carl Busse, mu-
sik von Joseph Marx, fiir tenor.
(Lieder und gesiinge, zweite folge,
no. 14.) [8418
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 3806889; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna.
204
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 2, 1913
ScuHoOnste (Die) FrRAv; lied aus der
operette, Die Studentengriifin, oder,
Die stille stadt, ged. von Victor
Léon, musik von Leo Fall. [3419
© Feb; 11, 1913; 2.c Feb. 25,
1918; E 3802885; Drei masken-ver-
lag, Munich.
Scuoot DANCES; by Melvin Ballou Gil-
bert, edited by Susan Hoffman Gil-
man. [3420
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1918;
A 343056; G. Schirmer, New York.
ScHUBERT (FRANZ Peter) Allmacht
(Die); ged. von L. Pyrker, musik
von Fr. Schubert, bearbeitung von
Victor Keldorfer, fiir gemischten o.
miinnerchor mit begleitung von
streichinstrumenten, und unterlegtem
klavierauszug. Partitur u. chors-
timmen. 1. Mit mi&nnerchor. 2.
Mit gemischten chor. (Sechs meis-
terlieder, no. 5.) [3421, 3422
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1913; E 306290, 306291; Cc. F. W.
Siegel’s musikalienhandlung (R.
Linnemann) Leipzig. [Copyright
claimed on arrangements. }
— Baches (Des) wiegenlied; lied
aus dem cyclus Die schéne miillerin,
von Fr. Schubert, no. 5, bearb. von
G. E. Obsner fiir frauenchor mit
kKlavierbegl. ad lib. Partitur. 4to.
[3423
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306262; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
——Fishermaiden (The); song by
Franz Schubert, arr. by Frederic W.
Root. 4to. [3424
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304727; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Friihlingsglaube; ged. von Uhland,
musik von Fr. Schubert, bearbeitung
von Victor Keldorfer fiir gemischten
und minnerchor, mit begleitung von
streichinstrumenten und mit unter-
legtem klavierauszug. Partitur und
chorstimmen. (Sechs meisterlieder,
no. 3.) [3425
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306293; C. F. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandlung (R. Linnemann) Leip-
zig. [Copyright claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Heidenréslein; ged. von Goethe,
musik von Fr. Schubert, bearb. von
Victor Keldorfer fiir gemischten
oder miannerchor, mit begl. von
3435
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER)—Continued.
streichinstrumenten u. mit unter-
legtem klavierauszug. Partitur u.
chorstimmen. 1. Mit méunnerchor.
2. Mit gemischtenchor. (Sechs meis-
terlieder, no. 4.) [3426, 3427
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1918; E 306294, 306295; C. F. W.
Siegel’s musikalienhandlung, (R.
Linnemann) Leipzig. [ Copyright
claimed on arrangements. |
—— Mein; lied aus dem cyclus Die
schone miillerin, von Fr. Schubert,
no. 38, bearb. von G. BE. Obsner, fiir
frauenchor mit klavierbegl. ad lib.
Partitur. 4to. [3428
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306264; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
— Miillers (Des) blumen; lied aus
dem cyclus Die schdne miillerin, von
Fr. Schubert, no. 2, bearb. von G. E.
Obsner, fiir frauenchor mit klavier-
begl. ad lib. Partitur. 4to. [3429
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306265; C.‘°F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
—— Wandern (Das); lied aus dem
eyclus Die schédne miillerin, von F.
Schubert, no. 1, bearb. von G. E.
Obsner, fiir frauenchor mit klavier-
begl. ad lib. Partitur. 4to. [8480
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306266; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
SCHULER-CONCERTINOS (Pupil’s_ con-
ecertinos); von’ Emil Sochting, op.
138; violine und klavier. No. 3. C
dur, 1 & 2 lage. No. 2. D dur, 1 &
3 lage. No. 1. G dur, 1 lage.
[3431-3433
© Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 26,
1913; E 302957-302959; C. F. Kahnt
nachfolger, Leipzig.
SCHULER-KONZERTE NO. 1 IN D DUR;
von Friedr. Seitz, op. 7 1. bis 3.
lage, fiir violine und pianoforte.
j [3434
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306253; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
ScHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER) Joy-
ful (The) peasant (Der lustige
bauer) ; by R. Schumann, op. 68, no.
9, arr. by A. Hartl, ed. by Karl Ben-
ker; pf. [34385
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1913;
FE 304680; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
205
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3436
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8
ScHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER )—Con.
Mondnacht; ged. v. J. von Hich-
endorff, musik von R. Schumann,
bearb. von Victor Keldorfer, ftir ge-
mischten oder minnerchor, mit begl.
von streichinstrumenten und mit
unterlegtem klavierauszug. Parti-
tur u. chorstimmen. 1. Mit mdnner-
’ chor. 2. Mit gemischtenchor. (Sechs
meisterlieder, no. 6.) [34386, 3437
© Sept. 8, 1912; 2 & each Feb. 1,
19138; HE. 806296, 306297; Cc. EF. W.
Siegel’s musikalienhandlung§ (R.
Linnemann) Leipzig. [Copyright
claimed on arrangements. |
ScOTCH MEDLEY; opening act 2 of Little
Boy Blue, music by Henri Bereny,
arr. by Arthur Weld. [384388
© Jam 30, 1913*"\2 6, alamo 31,
1918; E 304855; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on rearrangement. |
SEA OF DREAMS; lullaby, words by A.
K. Owen, music by M. L. Parks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. . [3439
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301805; Asa K. Owen, Phillips,
Wis.
SEAS (THE) OF NOON. See Day (A)
in Aready.
SECRETS; intermezzo by Charles W.
Ancliffe; pf. [3440
© Feb. 25, 19138; 2 @. Feb. 26,
1918; EH 5302999; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
SEEK YE THE LorpD; anthem for Lent,
words from the Bible, music by John
FE. Bridge, ed. by Robert EH. Austin;
mixed voices and organ. 4to. [8441
© Jan..25, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 301903; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
SEHNSUCHT (Yearning); von Alfred
Karpasch, op. 8, no. 1, fiir violine
und klavierbegleitung. [3442
© Aug. 30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
HH 306824; C. F. Schmidt, Heilbronn,
Germany.
SELECTION. See Jewels of the Madonna.
See also Offenbach (Jacques),
Grand (The) duchess.
SELIGER AUSGANG; ged. von Julius
Sturm, musik von Ad. Walln6fer, op.
107, fiir frauenstimmen, chor oder
solo, mit klavierbegl. Partitur. 4to.
(10 terzette, no. 2.) [3443
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
HE 306272; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
SEND BACK THAT MAN WHO CAN LOVE;
words and music by R. G. Allen.
[3444 |
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1918; E 3050380;
Ruby Galbraith Allen, Chicago.
SENORITA MARGUERITA; words and mu-
sic by Wm. L. Rosenbaum. [8445
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304979; Geo. J. Sexton, Hartford.
SENTIERS FLEURIS (Blooming path) ;
waltz, by E. Waldteufel, arr. by
Gaston Borch; full orch. with piano
ace. Ato. [3446
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,1913;
E 3808118; Carl Fischer, New York.
SENTIMENT; words by C. D. Porter,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[3447 |
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913; |
E 301870; C. D. Porter, Thurber, |
Utah. .
SEQUOIA POLKA; by Ernest S. Williams;
band with solo for cornet or piccolo.
4to. [38448 |
~© Jan. 29, 1913; 2c. Jan. 31, 1913;
EH} 301629; Cundy Bettoney co., Bos- |
ton. |
SERENADE; von Rudolph Ganz, op. 24, |
pf. (Vier klavierstticke, no. 2.) .
[3449 |}
© Oct. 12, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 29, 1912;
H 302809; Rozsavoélgyi & co., Buda- |
pest, Hungary.
—— words and music by M. B. Bar- |
bour; song with piano ace. and vio- |
lin obligato. [38450 |
©1e Jan. 20, 1913; E 304619; |
Marion Bird Barbour, San Diego, ©
Cal.
SERENADE, IN D; by A. d’Ambrosio, op.
4, ed. by Eugene Gruenberg; violin |
and piano. [3451 |
© Feb. 13, 1918; 2 c. Feb. ¥8. 19135 |
FE 301957; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. |
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
SEVENTH GREGORIAN TONE. See Bene-
dictus.
SEXTET FROM LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
See Donizetti (Gaetano); Lucia di |
Lammermoor.
SHE FOREVER WILL BE MINE; words by
S. N. Thrasher, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [3452
© Dec, 31; 1912- 2 hee
1913; BH 304771; S. No Witeweber,
Bourne, Mass.
206
.
. mo. 2, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3471
_ SHE IS JUST THE GIRL TO TIE TO; words
by W. Q. Simcoke, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [3453
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
BE 3018389; Mrs. W. Q. Simcoke,
Marion, Ind.
. SHE IS MY ALL AN ALL; words by H.
Wendenburg, music by A. C. Petre.
[8454
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1918; E 308244;
A. C. Petre & H. Wendenburg, San
Quentin, Cal.
‘ SHE WAS QUAINT AND OLD-FASHIONED;
words by Edwin Carlile Litsey, mu-
sie by Sam C. H. Johnston. [3455
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c Feb. 26,
1913; E 308212; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati.
SHENENDORE VALLEY; words and mel-
ody by P. Lozier [pseud. of Peter
Loeser] Unace. : [8456
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1913; E 304759;
Peter Loeser, Hartford.
SHORT COMMUNION SERVICE IN C MINOR;
music by H. Clough-Leighter, op. 56,
no. 4; mixed voices with organ acc.
4to. [8457
© Feb. 21, 1918; 2 ec.-Feb.- 24,
1913; E 308149; Boston music ¢co.,
Boston.
SHort (THE) DRESS BALL; words by
W. R. Williams, music by Halpin
_ O'Reilly Gilbert. [8458
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10,
19138; E 304726; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
Sresta (LA); barcarolle by Jean
Douste; pf. [3459
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 302773; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don.
SIGH NO MORE LADIES; from Much ado
about nothing; words by Shakes-
peare, set to music by Rex De
Cairos-Rego. London, G. Shrimpton
& sons. [3460
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
BE 302745; Rex. de Cairos-Rego, Lon-
don.
Sicn (THE); words and music by M.
B. Barbour. [3461
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1918; E 304620;
Marian Bird Barbour, San Diego,
Cal.
SIGNS OF AUTUMN; words by Olive
Hall, music by Daniel Rowe; vocal
or instrumental. (Nature in play
and song, no. 4.) [3462
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
KE} 3801681; Theo. Presser ¢co., Phila-
delphia.
SIGNS OF SPRING; words by Olive Hall,
music by Daniel Rowe; vocal or in-
strumental. (Nature in play and
song, no. 3.) [3463
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 3, 1913;
EH 301682; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SILENT HEART; words by M. Clarissa,
music by B. G. Murray. Boston,
Mass., J. A. Elliott. [3464
© Feb. 15,.1918; 2 ec. Feb. 24,
1918; E 808015; Bessie G. Murray,
Boston.
Sitent (THE) LAND; hymn anthem,
words by Henry W. Longfellow, mu-
sic by C. W. Henrich; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. [3465
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 301908; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SILVER HILLS; words and music by E.
H. Reynolds. [3466
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 304646; Eunice Harrison Rey-
nolds, Louisville, Ky.
SILVER STAR; words and music by
Cadette Young. [3467
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1918; E 305053;
Mrs. Cadette Baueduy Schuetze,
New York.
SILVERY COIN; words by G. W. Buck,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. ©
[3468
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301779; Geo. W. Buck, Indian-
apolis.
SINCE; words and music by Edward
Teschemacher. [3469
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 302761; Boosey & co., London.
SinpiInc (Cur.); Melodie; von Chr.
Sinding, op. 118, no. 4; pf. (Fiunf
klavierstiicke, no. 4.) [3470
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306225; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York.
SING AND REJOICE; introit anthem, mu-
sic by H. Clough-Leighter, op. 56,
no. 3; mixed voices with tenor solo.
4to. [3471
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 27,
1913; E 3808248; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
207
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3472
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
SING GOOD-MORROW; poem by Thomas
Heywood, music by Fode Stanley-
Hatton. [38472
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Web: 4.1913;
EK 3804604; Stanley-Hatton co.,
Wichita, Kans.
SING, HEART OF MINE; words by N.
Anderson, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
inc. [8473
© Dee. 31, 1912-2) «> Wen. 12.
1918; KE 3804847; Nora Anderson,
Rising Star, Tex.
SiInc ME THE ROSARY; words by Roger
Lewis, music by F. Henri Klick-
mann. [38474
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1918;
E 304658; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
SING SWEET CAROLS.
(P. A.) et al.
SING WITH ALL THE SONS OF GLORY.
See Schnecker (P. A.) et al.
SING YE FAITHFUL; anthem music by
EK. A. Mueller; voices and organ.
4to. [38475
©. Feb. 24, 1918+) 2-6. Web: 24,
1918; E 3808168; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SINGING WATER; words by Mrs. M. M.
Jackson, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3476
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2.¢. Feb. 3, 1918:
E 301761; Mrs. M. M. Jackson, Cold-
water, Kans.
See Schnecker
Sir GILES’ WAR SONG; words by Wil-
liam Morris, music by Wm. Spencer
Johnson; bar. or bass in FE flat.
[3477
©’ Heb. 12: A913" 2) “e. {ep 713:
1913; E 304911; Boston music co.,
Boston.
SIRENES (LES); waltz by E. Waldteu-
fel, arr. by Gaston Borch; full orch.
with piano ace. 4to. [3478
© Dee. 81,1912: 2 ¢ Feb. 25,
1913; E 308114; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
SIXTY PATRIOTIC SONGS OF ALL NATIONS;
ed. by Granville Bantock. For me-
dium voice. Boston, O. Ditson com-
pany; New York, C. H. Ditson &
vo. [€te., ete.,. 1913) sev, WF eat
p. fol. (Musicians library) $1.50.
, [38479
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1913:
A 343189; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. |
SLAVISCHES LIED; von Hugo Schle- |
miller, op. 20; violoncello mit kla-
vierbegleitung. (Sechs charakter-
stticke, no. 4.) [3480
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 19ia8
E 306316; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
SLAVONIC DANCE, No. 8; by Ant.
Dvorak, arr. by V. F. Safranek; full
band. Piano ed. 2nd. set. no. 6.
(Jn Gilmore band library, regular
ed., library no. 37.) [8481
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 © Weneem
1918; E 308115; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
SLEEP, LITTLE ANGEL; (Dormi, angio-
letto!); lullaby by Eugenio di Pi-
rani, op. 107, no. 3; pf. [8482
© Jan. 23, 19138; 2 « Feb am
1918; E 3808259; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. :
SLEEP, LITTLE DARLING; (Liebling
schlafwohl); by A. Sartorio, op.
1004; pf. (From my sketch book,
no. 7.) [3483
© Feb. 26, 1913: 2 © Feng
1918; E 3802994; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
SLEEP THOU, MY BABE; lyric by Jessie
Villars, music by Jessie Mae Jewitt.
[3484
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2° Mehueaee
1918; E 305044; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
SLEIGH (THE) RIDE; words by Olive
Hall, music by Daniel Rowe: vocat
or instrumental. (Nature in play
and song, no. 8.) [3485
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3. 1913;
E 301683; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SLUMBER SONG; words by Ellen M. H.
Gales, music hy F. E. Thomson.
[8486
© 1 e¢ Feb. 25, 1918; B s0siga;
Florence E. Thomson, Nape, Cal.
words by L. D., music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. | 3487
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301765; L. Diman, Providence,
1c
SMILING MOON; words by Jack Enos.
music by Henry J. Donovan. [8488
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304653; Enos & Donovan, Provi-
dence, R. I.
208
Bry.
' SNOWBELLS.
' SOIR D’AUTOMNE;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
; no. 2, 1913
3505
. SNAIL sone; words from the Japanese
by Clara A. Walsh, music by Wm.
Spencer Johnson; med. voice in A
fiat. [8489
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 21,
1913; E 305093; Boston music co.,
Boston.
_SNOOKEY OOKUMS; words and music
by Irving Berlin. [8490
oa een. 21, 1918+ 2 c«. Feb. 21,
1913; E 305082; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
See Ersten blumen.
_ SocraL LIFE; march two step from On
with the dance by Karl Bergmann:
pf. [3491
© Feb. 10. 1918; 2 ¢ Feb. 11,
1913: E 301942; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
réverie, par Jean
Douste; pf. Continental fingering.
[3492
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 302774; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
SoLtpIerRS (THE) OF OUR EMPIRE; words
by C. E. Selwyn, music by Arthur
A. Penn. Winnipeg, Canada. Mow-
bray S. Berkeley. [3493
aes. =. 1915: 2.\c.. Web. 3,
1913; E 302744; Cecil E. Selwyn,
Winnipeg, Canada.
SoMEBODY’s ROSE; words by Ed.
Teschemacher, music by Gerald F.
Kahn; in E flat. [3494
©: Feb. 20,1913: 2 ec. Feb. ’25,
1913; E 302902; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
SOMEONE; words by A. Dietzman,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., inc.
[8495
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301788; Amy Dietzman, Platte-
ville, Wis.
SOMEONE’S WAITING DOWN IN TENNES-
SEE; words by Cecil Mack, music by
James Reese Europe. [8496
oa rep, 21, 19135 2: c Heb: 21
1913: E 305081; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
SOMETIME; poem by Eugene Field.
music by Fode Stanley-Hatton.
[3497
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304603; Stanley-Hatton ©C0.,
Wichita, Kans.
SOMETIMES; the poem by Marie Be.
atrice Gannon, music by Charles T,
Ferry; high in F and low voice in
D flat. [38498
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. each Feb. 18,
1913; E 305059; William Maxwell
music eco., New York.
SOMEWHERE A VOICE IS CALLING; duet
words by Hileen Newton, music by
Arthur F. Tate; soprano and tenor
in G. [3499
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c« Feb. 25,
1913; E 302895; J. H. Larway, Lon.
don.
Son (THE) OF WEALTH; words by S. R,
McClanahan, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3500
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 1913;
E 301811; Sydney Ruby McClana.
han, Chautauqua, Kaus.
SONATA IN G MINOR; by Harry Benja-
min Jepson; organ. [3501
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 10, 1913;
EK 304698; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
SonATA IN RE macciorE. See Stras
della (Alessandro).
SoNATA IN Son MAGGIORE; di Felica
Giardini per violino, con ace. di pi-
anoforte digitazione, ornamenti di
Cesare Barison. (Hdition Schmid,
no. 4593.) [3502
© July 3, 1912; 2c. Aug. 12. 1912;
E 3063829; C. Schmid! co., Leipzig,
[Copyright is claimed on _ piana
part. ]
SONATE NO. IX; von Hans Fiihrmann,
op. 58; orgel in Es dur. Im triostil,
[5508
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913:
E 302739; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
8-138. See
SONATEN, Mozart
CW. A;)
NO.
SONATINA SECONDA; di Ferruccio Bue
soni, per pianoforte. {3504
© Oct.. 12,' 1912; 2: e@.- Feb... 26,
1913; E 302940; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York.
Sone (A) FOR THE GIRL T LOVE; poem
by Frederick Langbridge, music by .
Addison F. Andrews. [3505
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c« Feb. 18,
1918; E 305060: William Maxwell]
music co., New York.
209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3506
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
Sone (A) FROM O’ER THE HILL; words |
by P. J. O’Reilly, music by John Ire- |
land; in A flat. [8506
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Web. 5; 1918;
E 302764; Leonard & cu., London.
Sone (THE) MY MOTHER SANG (Was
mir als kind die mutter sang) ; Eng-
lish version by Alice Mattullath, mu-
sic by C. Bohm, ed. by Maurice |
Gould; high voice. [3507
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢c. Heb. 25,
1913; E 308116; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English version and editing.]
Sonc of DELIGHT; words by C. Temple-
ton, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8508
©, Jan. 22,.1913; 2 ¢..Feb. 6,1913;
E 301840; Carrie Templeton, Indian- 7
apolis.
Sone (A) OF HAPPINESS; words by»
Olive Hall, music by Daniel Rowe; |
vocal or instrumental. (Nature in
play and song, no. 1.)
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301684; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Sone (A) oF soy; words by Madge
Clover, music by Waldo FE. Chase.
[3510
©: Web) 26," 194s; -2 ce. Web.» 27, -
1918; E 308282; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
Sone (THE) OF KISSES; (La chanson
des baisers) ; English version by R.
H. Elkin, French text and music by
H. Bemberg. arr. by H. Alexander
Matthews; 3 part women’s chorus.
4to. [3511
©, Meb.. 25: 1013s 2) .e, Web.26,
1918; E 308208; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
Sone (A) OF SUNSHINE; by Alfred
Hollins, ed. by Bernard Johnson ;
organ. (The organ recitalist no.
30.) [8512
© Feb. 1, 1913: 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
FE} 306412; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
SONG OF THE BOW; words by A. Conan
Doyle, music by H. Duncan Bulkley;
chorus of men’s voices. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5733.) [a5i3
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 12,
1913; E 304763; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
[3509 |
Sone (THE) OF THE HOLLY; words by
James Holley, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8514
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 3801831; James Holley, Jackson-
ville, Fla.
SonG OF THE SWEET PEA; words by N.
H. Ambler, music by Sol Minster.
[8515
©1c. Feb. 26, 1918; E 308217:
Nancy Harper Ambler, Washington.
Sones I CAN SING MYSELF; words and
music by Lyde Howard. Contents:
Babyland.—The little bird that
tells.—Bruin’s rival.—I sent a little
letter. [3516
© Jan. 25, 1918; 2c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 302765; Leonard & co., London.
Soncs or A SYRIAN LOVER; verses by
Clinton Scollard, music by Oscar
Haase. Upper Montclair, N. J. Un-
derledge press. 4to. Contents: At
Banias on a bending bough.—Love
will outlast the star.—It was the
queen Zenobia.—When the Bagdad
caravan. [3517
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2. Pen ee
1918; E 305087; Walter pai cs
Upper Montclair, N. ds
Sones (THE) oF THE PRINCE PRO TEM;
eleventh annual play presented by
the architectural school, university
of Pennsylvania, 1918, lyries by
Harry Parker, Lawrence Wolfe,
Edwin Brumbaugh, music by YV.
Frid, Harry Parker, Bruce Rahe-
nold and others. 4to. [3518
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 15,
1918; E 304980; Victor A. Frid,
Philadelphia.
SonNGS WITHOUT worDs. See Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
SONNENAUFGANG; ged. von J. Kurz, mu-
sik von Josef Anton Mayer, op. 20,
fiir mi&nnerchor und orchester, mit
unterlegtem klavier-auszuge. Par-
titur. [3519
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 25,1913;
EK 802891; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
SopHy; humorous song, words by Bert
Lee, music by T. C. Sterndale-Ben-
nett. [3520
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 24,1913;
E 302865; Reynolds & co., London.
210
“no. 2, 1913
“Sout (THE) MATE; finale from the
§. operetta Vital question, lyrics and
musie by J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark
musie co. [3521
' © Feb. 17, 1913; 2c. Feb. 24,1913;
E 308045; John stark, St. Louis.
Sout (THE) OF THE VIOLIN; by L.
Weltman; pf. [8522
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1918; E 301994;
Leon Weltman, Omaha, Nebr.
SOUNDS FROM THE OPERAS; waltz, comp.
by Louis Werner, arr. by G. H.
Reeves; full band. 4to. (Universal
band journal, 1370.) [3523
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 25,1913;
E 308123; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on compila-
tion and arrangement. ]
SOUNDS FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH; over-
ture selected and arr. by Emil Isen-
man, rev. by Adolphe Dumont; full
orch. and piano. 4to. [8524
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,1913;
E 308124; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. ]
SoutrnH (Tur) Dakota raG; by Dee
— Cort Keith Hammitt; pf. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[8525
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301789; D. C. Hammitt, Alcester,
=. D.
-SouTHERN HEROES ; processional march
' by Eugéne Wyatt; organ. [3526
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20,1913;
BE 301998; Ruebush-Kieffer co., Day-
ton, Va.
i
7
SP a a
¢ > . | ? ,
M Annie Laurie Williams-Pearce ;
[3527
a Feb. 25, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 26,1913;
a E 308225; Mrs. A. L. Pearce, Wash-
ington, D. C.
SourHern Sue; words by Al Herman,
music by Abner Greenberg. [3528
é, © Feb. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17,1913;
E 305029; Gem music co., New York.
f = RELIEF ; march and two step
SUNBEAMS; march and two
i step by R. B. Uthoff: pf. [3529
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1913; E 304664; R.
F Bernard Uthoff, New York.
Samaria EYES; words by Louis De
Jean, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine [3530
; © Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 12, 1913;
_ £E 304837; L. De Jean, Brooklyn.
82954—13—_6
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3538
Speer (W. H.) Nine miniatures; by
W. H. Speer, op. 16; violin and pf.
[3531
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EK 302748; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
SPINN MAGDLEIN, SPINN! See Jacques-
Dalcroze (E.); Zehn lieder.
SPINNING (THE) WHEEL; words by
Mrs. M. F. Schuknecht, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3532
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301845; Mrs. M. F. Schuknecht,
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
SPINNLIED. See Jacques-Dalcroze (EH.) ;
Zebn lieder.
SPLENDOR (THE) OF THINE EYES; love
song, words by Emily Selinger, mu-
sic by Edith Rowena Noyes. [3533
© ee Si. dhs: 2c. Web. | 25,
1918; E 3808125; Carl Fischer, New
York.
SPorT ALBUM; melodisch charakteris-
tische stiicke in marsch u. tanzform
von Emil Séchting, op. 136, fiir kla-
vier. Heft 1 und 2. [3534
© Oct. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306254; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
SPRING; from Love’s four seasons,
words by George Taggart, music by
Wm. Christopher O’Hare; female
quartette. [3535
(©) Web. 24, 1913; 2 © Feb. 25,
1913; E 308175; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. }
—— words by A. A. Watson, music by
Elza Lothner-Rahmer. [3536
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1913; E 308220;
Anne Ayre Watson, Brooklyn.
—words by John Dater, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. , [3537
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 3018380; John Dater, Troy, N. Y.
SPRING FLOWERS; valse brillante by
Homer N. Bartlett, op. 244; pf.
[3538
©) Web. 19, 1913:' 2 ‘ec. ‘Web. ’27,
1913; E 308251; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston,
SPRING MORNING.
Arcady.
See Day (A) in
211
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
0509
SPRING’S ON THE MOUNTAINS; words
by Edward Teschemacher, music by
Herbert Oliver; in E fiat. [3539
KC) Keb. 20, 1818s: 2: esl eb e2a:
1913; E 302899; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
SPRING SONG. See Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy (J. L. F.)
SPRINGTIME; unison song, words from
The child world, music by Robert
McLeod. 4to. (Novello’s school
songs, no. 879.) [38540
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 803000; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
SPUKGESCHICHTE.
(P. I.)
STANDARD (THE); words and music by
H. Palfrey. New Orleans, Palfrey,
Rodd, Pursell co., Itd. [3541
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1918;
E 301999; Herbert Palfrey, New Or-
leans.
STAR OF LIBERTY; march and two step
by J. Paul and C. H. Reichert.
[3542
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1913; E 301891;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
New York.
STARLIGHT; words by H. Broyles, mu-
sic by M. C. Hanford. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3543
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EK 301763; Hazel Broyles, French
Corral, Cal.
STAY, LITTLE BUTTERFLY; unison song, .
words by Harold Simpson, composed
by Myles B. Foster, ed. by W. G.
MeNaught. 4to. (In Novello’s
school songs book 2383, no. 1140; Fun
and fancy, no. 2.) [3544
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1918;
FE 802819; Novello & co., ltd., London.
STIMME (DIE) DES ABENDS. See Moser
(Hans Joachim) ; Lieder.
StorcH (DER) IST DA; ged. von. M.
Greif, musik von Ad; Walln6fer, op.
107, fiir frauenstimmen, chor oder
solo, mit klavierbegl]l. Partitur. 4to.
(10 terzette, no. 8.) [38545
© Oct: 16, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK 306863; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
Story (THE) THE NIGHT-WIND TOLD;
by Irving M. Wilson, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare, vocal orch. in key of D. 4to.
[3546
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1918;
E 3019389; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
212
See Tschaikowsky
pt. 111,n.s.,v.8 if
‘7 «
STRADELLA (ALESSANDRO) Sonata in Re |)
maggiore; di A. Stradella, per vio-
lino con ace. di pianoforte, digita-
zione, ornamenti di Cesare Barison.
(Edition Schmidl, no. 4598.) [8547
© July 7, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1912;
E 306331; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
STRASSBURGLIED (DAS); aus dem mu-
sikalischen schauspiel, Der kuh-
reigen, von Wilhelm Kienzl, aus op. |
85, fiir orchester. Stimmen. 4to.
; [8548
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 806249; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. |
[Copyright claimed on arr. for or-
chestra. ]
-bearb. fiir mf&nnerchor mit
orchester oder klavierbegleitung yom ~
komponisten. 1. Mit orchester. 2. |
Mit klavier. [3549, 3550
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 ce. each Feb. 1,
1918; E 306308, 306309; Josef Wein- |
berger, Leipzig.
—— ged. aus Des knaben wunderhorn, ©
musik aus dem musikalischen
schauspiel, Der kuhreigen von Wil-
helm Kienzl, ftir mannerchor ohne
begleitung. Partitur und stimmen.
[3551
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 ¢ Feb. 1,aGmae &
E 306408; Josef Weinberger, Leip- ©
zig. .
Srrauss (RICHARD) Ariadne auf
Naxos; frauenterzett aus der oper |
von R. Strauss, op. 60, arr. von Carl
Bes]. 1. Klavier. 2. Klavier zu 4 |
hiinden. [3552, Son0 7
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 e each Feb. 8, |
1918; IX 306457, 306458; Adolph
Fiirstner, Paris. |
oper in einem aufzug, von R. |
Strauss, op. 60, arr. v. Carl Bes! ftir
klavier. 1. Tanzszene. 2. Tranzs- |
zene. [3554, 3555 |
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 ec. each Feb. 8, |)
1918; E 306455, 306456; Adolph ©
Fiirstner, Paris. ; &
ouverture aus der oper von |
R. Strauss, op. 60, arr. von Carl |
Besl. 1. Klavier. 2. Klavier zu 4
hiinden. : [3556, 3557 |
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 ec. each Feb. 8,
1918; E 306459, 306460; Adolph
Furstner, Paris.
Birger (Der) |
ariette von R. Strauss, arr. von Carl |
Besl; klavier. [3558 |
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913; |
EH 306448; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
als edelmann;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
Strauss (RicHarpD)—Continued.
——_ ——-einleitung zum zweiten auf-
zug, von Richard Strauss, arr. von
Carl Besl. 1. Klavier. 2. Klavier
zu 4 hiinden. [3559, 3560
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 8,
1913; E 306449, 306450; Adolph
Fiirstmer, Paris.
——— —— menuett von R. Strauss, arr.
von Carl Besl. 1. Klavier. 2. Kla-
vier zu 4 hiinden. [38561, 3562
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 8,
1913; E 306453, 306454; Adolph
Fiirstner, Paris.
—— —— ouvertiire zum 1. aufzug von
R. Strauss, arr. von Carl Besl;
klavier. [3563
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 306451; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
—— ——— tanz des ersten schneiderge-
sellen, von R. Strauss, arr. von Carl
Besl; klavier. [3564
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 306452; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
4
STREAM (THE) OF LIFE; tone picture
by R. Barrett-Watson; organ. obl.
Svo. (Jn The organ loft, book 92,
no. 275, Feb. 1913.) [3565
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 306434; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
STRoNGHOLD (THE); march and two
step by J. C. Urban, arr. by Fred. W.
Clement; pf. [8566
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 c Feb. 15,
1913; E 304921; J. C. Urban, Chi-
cago.
STUDENTENLIEBE; walzer nach motiven
aus der operette Die studenten-
grafin, oder Die stille stadt, musik
von Leo Fall, bearbeitet von Otto
Lindemann; klavier 2 hdg. [3567
7 Hep 11, 1915: 2 ¢. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302886; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich.
STupy IN cHorDs. See Arpeggio study
and study in chords.
STURMWIND; ged. von Ernst Ludwig
Schellenberg, musik von Franciscus
Nagler, op. 77. Partitur. 4to. (Vier
miinnerchore, no. 2.) [3568
© Sept. 11, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306259; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg. Germany.
3576
SUITE FUR PIANOFORTE; von Anton
Dvorak, op. 98, vierhiindig bearbeitet
von Roman Vesely; pf. Ausgabe
vierhiindig. [38569
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306415; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
SUMMER; from Love’s four seasons,
words by George Taggart, music by
Wm. Christopher O’Hare; female
quartette. [3570
©) Feb. 24, 1918; 2. e@ Feb. 25,
1913; E 308174; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
SUMMER DAWNING; words by G. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by Herbert W.
Wareing; medium voice in E flat.
[357i
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1913 ;
E 302831; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SUMMER (THE) MORN; unison song,
words written and adapted by Philip
Edwards, composed by Percy E.
Fletcher. 4to. (Novello’s schoo?
songs, no. 1145.) [38572
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 308001; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
SUMMER (THE) OF THE HEART; a love
song, words by James S. Scotland,
music by Bradford Campbell, op. 70.
[3573
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301685; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SUMMER SONG; words by E. M. Shep-
pard, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3574
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 301702; E. M. Sheppard, Hunting-
ton, W. Va.
Sun (THE) KING; words by M. L.
Hope, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[3575
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
E 301810; M. L. Hope, Vancouver,
Canada.
SUNRISE; by Clifford Demarest; organ.
(In A pastoral suite, no. 1.) [3576
© Feb. 8, 19413; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304699; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
213
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“BBTT
Sunset; by Clifford Demarest; organ.
(In A pastoral suite, no. 3.) [8577
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1918;
EK 304701; H. W. Gray Co., New
York.
march-two step by H. A. Tor-
horst; pf. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine.
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913;
EH 301857; Harry A. Torhorst, Wau-
kesha, Wis.
SUNSHINE AFTER RAIN; words by O. W.
Winkfield, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8579
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 801768; O. Willis Winkfield, Char-
lotte, N. C.
SUNSHINE (THE) OF LOVE; words by
Harold Simpson, music by Gerald
H. Kahn; in D flat. [3580
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 25,
1918; E 802914; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
Susi; potpourri 1 und 2 aus der ope-
rette, text von Julius Wilhelm, musik
von A. Rényi; Klavier mit _ tiber-
legtem text. [3581
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 4, 1918;
E 302853; Franz Bard & bruder,
Vienna.
SUSI, LIEBE Susi; duett aus der ope-
rette Susi, deutsche bearbeitung und
gesangstexte von Julius Wilheim,
musik von A. Rényi; gesang u. piano.
[3582
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 302850; Franz Bard & bruder,
Vienna.
SUSI-MARSCH; aus der operette Susi,
musik von A. Rényi; klavier. [8583
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1918;
EF 302854; Franz Bard & bruder, Vi-
enna.
SUSI-WALZER; nach motiven der ope-
rette Susi, musik von A. Rényi; kla-
vier. [3584
© Dee. 20, 1912: ¢ 2c. Jan. 4, 19138;
E 3802855; Franz Bard & bruder,
Vienna.
Susin’s waLtz; by OC. N. Felton; pf.
[3585
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1913; E 301970;
Chas. N. Felton, Spokane, Wash.
SWANEE ROSE; lyric by J. R. Shannon,
‘musie by J. S. Zamecnik. [38586
(© Feb. 25, 1918: 2 c Feb. 27,
1913; E 308260; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, O.
[3578
pt. 11,n.s.,v.8 i
SWEET AND Low; by [Joseph] Barnby, ff
arr. by V. FEF. Safranek; full band.
4to. (Jn American star journal.)
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2 ey Wen aa
1913; E 808127; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
SWEET BERNADINE; words by A. M.
Wrage, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3588
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 3018638; Adelia M. Wrage, Buffalo,
Ta.
Sweet CapDy; words by S. J. M. Den-
nis, music” by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [38589
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 3801732; S. J. M. Dennis, Phelps,
IND XY;
SWEET DREAMS; words and musiec by
E. EF. Russ. [38590
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1913; E 308237;
EK. F. Russ, Chicago.
Sweet EASTER BELLS; words by F. J.
Crosby, music by. Hubert P. Main.
[8591
© Feb. 9, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 19, 1913;
H 801995; Biglow & Main co., New
York.
SWEET MEMORIES; words and music by
K. L. Miller. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [38592
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301723; Mrs. K. L. Miller, Chicago.
SWEET OLD sonGs; waltz compiled by
Paul Henneberg, arr. by G. H.
Reeves; full band. 4to. (Universal
band journal.) [3593
© Feb. 3, 1913: 2.& Bebs 2a ors.
EH 308128; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on compila-
tion and arrangement. |
SWEET ROBIN WALTzZ;\by R. Goerdeler,
ed. and fingered by R. de Roode;
pf. [3594
© Feb. 13, 1918; 2°¢: Pep 14
ok BH 304897 : S. Brainard’s sons
| New York.
SWEET RosE MALONE; words and mu-
sic by C. D. Slyke. [38595
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 12,
1913; E 304756; Deans pub. co., Cin-
cinnati.
214
[3587 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913
j
8614:
SWEET SCENTED POSIES; a flower song
by Veatrice Crocker; pf. [3596
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1918; E 3808008; Academy music ¢o.,
ine., New York.
SWEETHEART MOTHER DEAR; words and
music by E. Brander. Unacc.
[38597
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1913; E 3804932;
Edw. Brander, West Hoboken, N. J.
SWEETHEART WHEN [ FELL IN LOVE
WITH you; words by G. L. Benjamin,
music by Glenn W. Ashley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[3859S
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c Feb. 12,
19138; E 304774; Geo. L. Benjamin,
Mound Bayou, Miss.
SWEETHEARTS STILL; words by A. A.
Wait, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8599
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 6, 1913:
E 301815; Alice A. Wait, Dazey, N.
Dak.
SWINGING IN A TREE-TOP; words by
Olive Hall, music by Daniel Rowe:
vocal or instrumental. (Nature in
play and song, no. 2.) [3600
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913:
E 301686; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SWISS BELL RINGERS; danse character-
istique, by Paul Wachs, rev. by A. C.
Eimer ; pf. [3601
© Feb. 18. 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 24,
19138; E 308059; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
Swiss (THE) Boy (Le petit Suisse) ;
air varie, Swiss melydy transcribed
by Albert Franz; violin and piano.
[3602
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308169; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on transcription. ]
SYMPATHY IS COLOR BLIND; words by
[K. M. R.] Kathaboo, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [3603
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301822; Mrs. K. M. Reed Katha-
boo, Mt. Airy, Md.
SYMPHONIE No. 2 IN C MOLL; von Her-
mann Gridener, fiir orchester. Par-
titur. [3604
© Oct. 12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306402; Universal edition, Leipzig. '
SYNCOPATED DREAM WALTZ See Rubin-
stein (A. G.)
SYNCOPATIA LAND; words by Harold
Atteridge, music by J. Schwartz.
é, [3605
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 304868; Jean Schwartz, New York.
TABARE; drama lirico en tres actos,
letra y musica de T. Breton. Vocal
score. [3606
(© 1 e@ Feb;,.27, 1913; D. 19251:
Tomas Breton, Madrid.
TAKE ME TO LOVELAND; words by Rob-
ert F. Roden, music by Harry Jentes.
[3607
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 19,
1913; E 301982; York music ©co.,
New York.
TAMBOURIN. See Raff (J. J.)
TAMBOURINE; by Gustav Hollaender,
op. 47, no. 4, ed. and fingered by
Philipp Mittell; violin and pf.
[8608
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
BE 801883; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. ]
TANGO ARGENTINO; by Antonio Fer-
rara; pf. [3609
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1918; E 308186; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
TANTALIZING TINGLES; by Violinsky
(pseud. of Solly Ginsberg) and Mike
Bernard; pf. [3610
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 ¢ Feb. 18,
1913: E 305063; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
TANTUM ERGO; musik von Mathieu
Neumann, op. 85; miinnerchor. Par-
titur. (Lateinische gesiinge, no. 1.)
[3611
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913: E 302924; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
TARANTELLA; by Karl Rissland. 1.
Op. 12 a; pf. 2. Op. 12; violon and
pf. [3612. 3613
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. each Feb. 25,
1913; FE 3808129, 308130; Carl
Fischer, New York.
TARANTELLE; von M. Scharwenka-
Stresow, op. 7, fiir 2 violinen und
klavier. (Drei vortragsstticke in
tanzform, no. 3.) [3614
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
B 306283; Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leip-
zig.
215
3615
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS; set to its Am-
brosian melody, transcribed into
amodern notation with an organ part
added by Francis Burgess. 4to.
{Novello’s parish choir book, no.
3893.) [3615
© Feb. 14, 1913 +426 ci ehene a2:
1918; E 302817; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
TEACH ME THAT WONDERFUL LANGUAGE;
words by Ronald G. Harry, musie
by E. F. Dusenberry. [3616
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1918;
EH 304599; Mills music pub. ¢Co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
TEACH ME THY WAY; words and music
by M. B. Barbour. [3617
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1913; EH. 304621;
Marian Bird Barbour, San Diego,
Cal.
TECHNICAL STUDIES FOR THE PIANO-
FORTE; by Louis Plaidy, newly rev.
by Hans T. Seifert. [8618
© Weep 14. 19136" 2e eb? 25:
4913; E 308131; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
newly revised ed.]
"TELL ME DARLING THAT I’LL GET YOU;
words and music by A. W. Hich-
horn. [3619
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1918; E 304642;
Arthur W. Hichhorn, Philadelphia.
TELL ME WHY I LovE you; words and
music by D. Alton. [3620
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1918; E 305076;
Dutch Alton, Paragould, Ark.
‘TEMPLE (A) OF FRIENDSHIP; from Peg
o’ my heart, by H. Benedict, arr. by
EKugene Platzman. [8621
©, Feb. 14, 1918: 2 ¢@ Feb. 15,
4913; EH 305071; F. B. Haviland pub.
¢eo., New York.
"TEMPO DI MAZURKA. See Blumer
(Theodor); 8 klavierstiicke.
Texas (THE) TOMMY JUBILEE; words
by Edgar Leslie and Grant Clarke,
music by Lewis F. Muir. [38622
© Feb: 20; 1918; 2c Pen 19,
19138; E 301965; F. A. Mills, ine.,
New York.
‘THAIS; valse lente orientale by Eliza-
beth Cromwell Knox, arr. by Carl
i, Williams; orch. 4to. [3623
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 @ Feb. 15,
1913; E 304920; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
THANKSGIVING; by Clifford Demarest; —
organ. (In A pastoral suite, no. 4.)
[3624
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10, 19138;
EK 304702; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
THAT AERIAL RAG; words by A. Jack-
son, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [3625
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 3801757; Alfred Jackson, Morgan
Hill, Cal.
THAT CHAMPAGNE GLIDE; words by
Arthur Gillespie & Carter De Haven,
musie by Arthur H. Gutman, arr.
by Eugene Platzmann. [38626
© Feb. 7, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1918;
E 304669; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
THAT CRAZY RAG; words by C. Griffith
and J. Glowins, music by Robert B.
Kellogg. New York, Kellogg music
co. [8627
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢ Feb. 7, 1913;
EH 304671; Clyde Griffith and Jack
Glowins, New York.
THAT FIDDLIN’ DIDDLIN’ RAG; from The
masquerading heiress, lyrics by
G. R. Craw, music by E. E. Jackson.
[3628
©1c. Jan. 29, 1913; E 304594;
George Rockhill Craw, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
THAT GAL OF MINE; words by Harold
Atteridge, music by J. Schwartz.
[38629
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1918; E 305055; Jean Schwartz,
New York.
THAT HURDY GURDY GLIDE; words by
Edward Vollmer, music by J. Voll-
mer. [8630
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1913; E 801971;
James Vollmer, Philadelphia.
THAT HYPNOTIC RAG; by Leon M.
Block; pf. [3631
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 24.
1918; E 3808054; Cahn & Block,
Shreveport, La.
THAT HYPNOTIZING, ECHOING RAG;
words by J. Fernandez, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3632
© Jan. 22, 1913:.2 ec.) Wena,
1913; E 304812; Josephine Fernan-
dez, Oakland, Cal.
216
sili iee
no. 2, 1913
THAT IS THE LIFE FOR ME; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by J.
Schwartz. [3633
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 304869; Jean Schwartz, New
York.
THAT LOVING TENNESSEE TUNE; words
py J. A..and J. H. Flynn, music by
F. Bernhardt. [3634
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1913; E 308224;
Fred Bernhardt, New York.
THAT POLAR BEAR GLIDE; words and
music by F. E. Lee. [3635
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1913; E 308151;
Froebel E. Lee, Little Rock, Ark.
‘THAT RAGGY RAG-TIME BAND; words by
Wm. H. Burton, music by John M.
Tait. [3636
© Feb. 19, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 301989; Jerome H. Remick
| & C0., New York.
‘THAT RAGTIME GLIDE; words by R. S.
_ James, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ©o.,
| ine. [3637
| _ © Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ¢, Feb. 3, 1913;
@ E 301746 ;~ Robert S. James, Jersey
City.
‘TuHat RENO RAG; words by Lee Gor-
' don, music by Stanley Prickett.
[3638
i © Web. 11, 1913;°2 ¢ Feb. 11,
\ 1913; E 301950; Shapiro music pub.
' eo., New York.
‘THAT RIB O’ MINE; words and music by
| H. Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8639
| © Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301721; Herbert Swift, Jackson,
Miss.
| THAT ROOSTER’S WALKING RAG; words
by J. F. Clements, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. 3640
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1,
1913; E 304821; John F. Clements,
Lynn, Mass.
THAT TANTALIZING RAG; by T. Kay:
pf. Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale
| co., ine. [3641
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
| E 301860; Thelma Kay, Marysville,
Cal.
THERE’S A GIRL IN OLD MISSOURI, WHO
IS WAITING TO BE SHOWN; march and
two-step by Alfred Solman, arr. by
Robert Recker; orch. 4to. [3642
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2c. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 308205; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3650
THERE’S A LIGHT WITHIN; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by B. D.
Ackley. [3643
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 19138;
E 304937; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
THERMOS (THE) IN THE ROSE; melody
by W. H. Murphy, arr. by C. W.
Stubbs; pf. Waterbury, Conn.
Johnson & Nassann. [3644
KC) Fel: © 20; 19135)'2-e. Meb.7 24,
1913; E 308017; Wm. H. Murphy,
Hartford.
THEY BRING FOND MEMORIES OF YOU;
words by M. Douglas, music by J.
Cc. Yoder. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [3645
MC) Jan, 22, 19134; 2' ¢. Keb. 12,
1913; E 304817; J. C. Yoder, New
York.
THINKING OF THE GIRL YOU LOVE;
words by James A. Rockwell and
Mrs. A. B. Long, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [38646
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 3801747; James Rockwell, Mc-
Keesport, Pa.
THIRD SONATA IN F; by Bertram
Luard-Selby; organ. obl. 4to.
(Original compositions, no. 438.)
[3647
©)! Web. 25,1918; 2. e., Feb. 26,
1913; E 303012; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
THIRTEENTH (THE) AMENDMENT;
words by Katharine Rogers Barney
and Mary Lena Wilson, music by
Isabel Laughlin et al. [3648
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
A 348058; Jeannette Kinnear, South
Hadley, Mass.
THIS HEART, LOVE, BEATS FOR THEE;
words by M. M. Burnside, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [38649
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301804; Mattie Maé Burnside,
Bryantsville, Ky.
THoRNTON (H. F.) 382 universal-stu-
dien; von H. F. Thornton, fiir wald-
horn. 4to. [3650
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306323; Louis Oertel, Hannover,
Germany.
217
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3651
THOSE DAYS OF LONG AGO; words by F.
L. Coe, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8651
© Wan: 22, 1918 2c, Feb. 12 2913"
E 3804784; Frederick L. Coe, New
Haven.
THOU WILT KEEP HIM IN PERFECT PEACE;
anthem, words from the Bible, mu-
sic by Fred H. Young; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. [8652
©; Jan. 25; 1913; 2 «. Feb. 8, 1918;
E 301904; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
sacred song, words from the Bible,
music by Oley Speaks; high in A
minor. [3653
© Feb: 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
H 305025; G. Schirmer, New York.
See Choral sen-
THREE FOLD AMEN.
tences.
THREE FROM DULUTH; musical comedy
_in two acts, book and lyrics by David
B. Skiliman, musie by Sam. B. Luc-
eock, arr. by Chas. Corbeau; piano
ace. Vocal score. Easton, Pa.,
Easton pub. co. [8654
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304981; Skillman & Luccock,
Easton, Pa.
THREE IN ONE; words by J. Dater, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
| 8655
© Jam 22° 1913: 2:¢. Feb. 6; 1913;
E 301806; John Dater, Troy, N. Y.
THREE LITTLE FROGS; words by Eunice
Tietjens, music by F. EK. Gramm.
New York, Gramm musi¢ co. [8656
©, Nov. 29.) 4912: 2) G. Heb. 10.
1913; E 304730; F. Emil Gramm,
New York.
THROUGH CONFLICT TO THE CROWN;
words and music by Lily Rutherford
Morris. [38657
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2c, Feb: 15, 1913;
E 304950; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
THROUGH THE CLOUDS; march and two
step by Charles N. Grant; pf. [3865S
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2c. Feb. 15. 1913 ;
E 304985; F. B. Haviland pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York.
THROUGH THE RUSHES, BY THE RIVER;
trio, poem by Florence Earle Coates,
musie by Arthur Foote; women’s
voices. » (Octavo series, no. 544.)
[8659
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 19138;
FE 3805009; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
9)
—_
pt. III, n. s., v.8
THROUGH THE WooDS; words by Olive
Hall, music by Daniel Rowe; vocal §
or instrumental. (Nature in play
and song, no. 9.) [3660 |
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ¢ Feb. 3, 19138
E 301687; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
THRU THE PORTAL OF MY DREAMS;
words and musie by Cleta Keto-
Stevens. [3661 —
.© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1913;
E 308028; Keto musi¢e co., Chicago.
T'HY KINGDOM COME; hymn anthem,
words by Lewis Hensley, music by |
Harry Rowe Shelley; sop. solo and >
mixed voices with organ ace. (S8vo. ©
choruses, no. 5726.) [38662
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 804738; G. Schirmer, New York.
TIPMAMSELKA; chanson na slova Ed- |
uarda Rady, [hudba] sloZil, Karel |
Pospisil. [3663
© Sept. 26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1. 1913;
E 306305; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague.
Austria.
TITANIC; descriptive overture by Oscar |
Nelson; pf. [38664
© Feb. 1t,: 1918: 2 eaeaeee
1913; E 801948; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
To ANTHEA; words by Robert Herrick,
music by Louise Ayres Garnett;
medium voice in F. [38665
© Jan. 28, 1913232 eee
1918; E 304960; Olive Ditson co.,
Boston.
To ARION; words by E. G. Hoffsten,. |
music by Glenn Woods; men’s voices. |
Ato. [8666
© Feb. 18, 1918: 2) fen
1913; E 301993; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
To CHRIST BE GLORY; words by James.
Rowe, music by Haldor Lillenas.
[38667
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304942; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
To HEAR THY VOICE; lyric by Henrietta
Shaw, music by Kate Vannah.
[8668
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2c. Feb. 2 a3a3;
E 302754; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
18
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‘no. 2, 1913
-
‘To THE FRINGED GENTIAN; words by
Wm. Cullen Bryant, music by Addi-
son F. Andrews: mixed voices. 4to.
[8669
© Feb: 24, 1913; 2e. Feb: . 25,
1913; E 308176; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
_ To. THE QUEEN OF MY HEART; words by
—
Percy Bysshe Shelley, music by H.
H. Hanson; mezzo sop. Lincoln,
Nebr. G. A. Crancer pub. co. [8670
mo gan., 15, 1913; 2 c. Web. 10,
1918; E 304704; Howard H. Han-
son, Wahoo, Nebr.
To THE spRING. See Grieg (Edvard
Hagerup)
TO THEE; serenade, by A. O. T. Aste-
nius, op. 55; pf. [38671
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17,1913;
E 304992; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Tomorrow ; words and music by M. B.
Barbour. [38672
©1e. Jan. 20, 1913; EB 304622;
Marian Bird Barbour, San Diego,
Cal.
TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT; words and mu-
sic by Stephen G. Cartledge, arr. by
J. M. Schramm. [386738
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17,1913;
E 304998 ; Lyric pub. co., Chicago.
ToNny’s POLITICS; words by H. B. Cook,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[38674
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12,1913;
E 3048385; H. Burford Cook, Bruns-
wick, Ga.
Too LATE; words by C. Parkin, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [38675
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 12,1913;
E 304806; Chas. Parker, Felling-on-
Tyne, England.
Too MANY GIRLS ARE MAKING EYES AT
ME; words and music by S. D. Watts,
jr. [3676
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10,1913;
E 304710; Samuel D. Watts, Mac-
Leod, Canada. .
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3689,
TORDILLA; Spanischer walzer von Leon
Jessel, op. 287. 1. Pianoforte. 2. Or-
chester stimmen. [3678, 8679
© Sept. 11, 1912; 2 e. each Feb. 1,
1913; E 306255, 306256; Heinrichs-
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
TOSKANISCHER FRUHLING; ged. von O.,
K. Hartleben, musik von Joseph
Marx, fiir mittlere stimme. (Lieder
und gesiinge, zweite folge, no. 18.)
[3680
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 3063890; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
TRANSKRIPCE, NA OBLIBENE PISNE;
pro kavier sloZil E. Kraus. Con-
tents: Ticho po péSiné; §. Donau-
rov.—Prstynek ; Roeder.—Nehorsi
se; A. Diibiique.—Ruska piseni; Cer-
veny sarafan. [3681
© Sept. 9, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 19138;
H 306306; Mojmir Urbének, Prague,
Austria.
TRAUMGEKRONT; ged. von Rainer
Maria Rilke, musik von Joseph
Marx, fiir hohe stimme. (Lieder
und gesiinge, zweite folge, no. 25.)
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
EK 306391; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
TRAUMSOM MERNACHT. See Moser
(Hans Joachim) ; Lieder.
TRAURIGE (DIE) WEISE (Sad strains) ;
von Albert Becker, op. 20; klavier.
(Stimmungsbilder no. 4.) [38683
© Oct. 12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306270; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
'TRIO-SONATE IN B pur. See Hindel
(G. F.)
TRIO-SONATEN ALTER MEISTER; Dbear-
beitet von Alfred Moffat, fiir zwei
violinen und pianoforte mit violon-
cell ad lib. 1. C moll, von William
Boyce. 2. G. dur, von Joh. Stamitz.
3. G moll, von C. A. Campioni. 4.
D dur, v. G. Valentini. 5. Es dur,
v. L. Boecheroni. Trio meister-
schule, no. 24-28.) [8684-3688
© Feb .3, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 5,
1913; E 302778—302782; N. Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
Trip (A) TO KILLARNEY; words by M.
TORCH-LIGHT PROCESSION; march by Ives, music by Franz Hoffman.
Chas. W. Sabatier, arr. by Louis Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
Retter; pf. [3677 ine. [3689
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,1913; © Jan. 22, 1913; 2c .Fe.b. 6, 1913;
E 308060; Thiebes piano co., St. E 30180°: M. Ives, Hudson Bay
Louis. Junctior ‘nada.
219
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3690
pt. 11; WS ve
TRISTAN UND IsoLtDE. See Wagner
Richard)
TRIUMPH; march and two step, by
M. G. W. Mechlin; pf. [38690
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1918; E 304908;
Madeleine G. W. Mechlin, Bronx,
aN
TROVATORE (Il). See Verdi (Giuseppe)
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) AI-
tes franzdsisches lied (Old French
song); von P. I. Tschaikowsky aus
dem kinder-album op. 39, no. 16, frei
bearbeitet von Wilty Burmester fiir
violine und pianoforte, Ausgabe ftir
fidte und pianoforte von Alfred
Piguet. [38691
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 « Feb. 26,
19138; E 302927; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York. [Copyright claimed on
arr. for flute & piano.]
Lerche (Die) (The lark); von
P. I. Tschaikowsky, aus der kinder-
album op. 89, no. 22, frei bearbeitet
yon Willy Burmester fiir violine und
pianoforte. Ausgabe fiir fldte und
pianoforte von Alfred Piguet. [8692
©) Sept, 169-1912 > 2 ©. eb. 26,
1913; E 302935; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York. [Copyright claimed on
arr. for flute & piano].
Lied des drehorgelmannes (The
organ-grinders song); von -P. I.
Tschaikowsky aus dem _ kinder-al-
bum, op. 39, no. 23, frei. bearbeitet
von Willy Burmester ftir violine und
pianoforte. Ausgabe fiir fléte und
pianoforte vy. Alfred Piguet. [3693
© Sept. 16,°1912;°2 @ Feb. 26;
1913; E 302936; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York. [Copyright claimed on
arr. for flute & piano.]
—— Neapolitanisch (Neapolitan
song); von P. I. Tschaikowsky aus
dem Kinderalbum, op. 39, no. 18, frei
bearbeitet von Willy Burmester fiir
flidte und pianoforte von Alfred
Piguet. [38694
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302939; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York. [Copyright claimed on
arr. for flute & piano.]
~—— Romance; by Tschaikowsky, stm-
plified and arr. by Max Halperin;
pf. [8695
© Feb,. 19, 1913: 2 ©. Pen. 21,
1913; E 308241; Max Halperin,
Brooklyn. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
TSCHAIKOWSKY
Continued.
Spukgeschichte (A nursery tale) ;
von P. I. Tschaikowsky aus dem
Kinder-album, op. 89, no. 19, frei
bearbeitet von Willy Burmester fiir
violine und pianoforte. Aus gabe
fiir fidte und pianoforte von Alfred
Piguet. ' [8696
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
19138; E 302941; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
TUCH DER TRANEN; ged. von Paul
Wertheimer, musik yon Joseph
Marx, fiir hohe stimme. (Lieder und
gesinge, zweite folge, no. 12.) [8697
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306392; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
'TUCKING IN TIME; words by E. J. Brag-
don, music by F. L. Jackson. [3698
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1913; E 304996;
EK. J. Bragdon, Gorham, Me.
(PETER ILJITCH)— >
Tuxuie. See Ersten blumen.
*TWAS HER FIRST; words and music by
Ned Walters, arr. by Eddie Newton.
[38699
© Jan. 23, 1913: "2 6 oe
1913; E 301924; Southern California
music co., Los Angeles.
TWILIGHT AND DAWN; 8 songs, words
by Leigh Richmond Miner, musie by
Grace Mayhew Putnam; high voice.
Contents: Kismet.—If only love is
there.—Because of you. [3700
© Jan. 17, 1913: 2 @ fea
1918; E 308150; Oliver Ditson c¢o.,
Boston.
TWILIGHT AND YOU; words and music
by Will Dillon. Chicago, Will Dil-
lon pub. co. [38701
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 e. Feb. 24,
1918; E 805091; Dillon & Ashford,
Chicago.
TWILIGHT ECHOES; idyl by Carl Koel-
ling, op. 487; pf. [8702
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1918;
EH 301688; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
TWILIGHT TIME; part song, words by
John Askham, music by W. W. Star-
mer; mixed voices. 4to. (Jn No-
vello’s part song book, second series,
no. 1267; A cycle of songs, ne. 4.)
[8703
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 26,
1913; E 808006; Novello & co., Itd.,
London,
220
i)
P
10. 2, 1913
[WILIGHT’S MEETING; words by J. Kea-
veney, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [38704
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 301826; Julia Keaveney, Fitch-
burg, Mass.
[Iwo (THE) LicHts; The evening star
and the Holy Spirit; sacred song,
words and music by F. J Allen; four
voices. 4to. [3705
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 17,
1913; E 305000; Floretta J. Allen,
Louisville.
Two LITTLE CHILDREN; words by S.
Craig, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [38706
© Dee. 31, 1912: 2 ec. Feb. 3, 19138;
E 301730; Sewell Craig, Mount Ver-
non, N. Y.
Two (THE) THIEVES; finale, words and
music by H. C. Lewis. [38707
| © 1c. Noy. 29, 1912; E 304745;
| Harry C. Lewis, Chicago.
'
(TYROLEAN sonc. See Variations on a
| Tyrolean song.
| mann, musik von Rudolf Werner.
{| op. 22. (Vier lieder, no. 2.) [38708
| © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c Feb. 26,
' 1913; E 302962; C. F. Kahnt nach-
| folger, Leipzig.
music by J. M. Falls. [3709
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 308214; Julian M. Falls, New
York.
Uncie Sam’s Boys; march and two
step by Bart E. Grady; pf. [3710
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c« Feb. 14.
1913; E 304882; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
|
|
|
|
A. E. Wood, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8711
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301740; Anna E. Wood, Indian-
ton.
UNDER THE CHESTNUT TREE; words by
‘
ola, Ia.
UNDER THE MULBERRY TREE; words by
Mary E. Van Zandt, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [3712
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
| E 301709; M. E. Van Zandt, Hart-
f well, oO.
UNcLE JOE’S RESOLUTION; words and
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3725
UNDER THE OLD ELM TREE; words by
W. M. Bell, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. ‘Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [3713
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301770; Ward M. Bell, Lake Ka-
trine, N. Y.
UNIVERSAL RAG; by G. Botsford; pf.
3714
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 14,
1918; E 304906; Geo. Botsford, New
York.
UNTER DER FRUHLINGS-SONNE; Marsch,
von H. L. Blankenburg. 1. Piano
(Neue elite mirsche, no.6.) 2. Mili-
tirmusik. 3. Orchester. 4to.
[3715-3717
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
19138; E 306248, 306244, 306345;
A. E. Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
UNTER DEUTSCHEM SCHUTZE; marsch,
von H. L. Blankenburg. 1. Piano
(Neue elite marsche, no.5.) 2. Mili-
tarmusik. 3. Orchester. 4to.
[3718-3720
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 ce. each Feb. 1,
19138; E 306245, 306246, 306247;
A. E. Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
UP WITH THE FLAG; words by R. M.
Davids, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3721
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301758; R. M. Davids, Delta, Colo.
VALE; phantasiestiick Fritz
Régely, op. 8; klavier. [38722
© Sept. 23, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306273; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
VALSE BACCHANALE; valse de ballet,
musique de Pedro de Zulueta; pf.
[3723
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306414; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London.
yon
VALSE CAPRICE; by D. Savino; pf.
[3724
© Feb. 10, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 11,
1913; E 301941; M. Witmark & sons, -
New York.
VALSE CHAMELEON; by Mrs. C. V.
Thompson; pf. Philadelphia, Hatch
music co. [3725
© Feb. 19, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 301996; Mrs. C. V. Thomp-
son, Leighton, Ala.
221
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3726
pt. II, n. s., v.8
VALSE DE CONCERT; by Joseph Wie-
niawski, op. 3; pf. [3726
©; Heb. 11, 19133) 2c) Reb i
1913; E 302825; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
revision. }
VALSE MariEe; by B. Clinch-Smith, arr.
by Paul Henneberg; full orch. and
piano. 4to. fate
©. Dee... 28, 1912-2) a.~heb 25;
19138; E 3081338; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
VALSE MAUVE; waltzes, from Peg 0’
my heart, by H. Benedict, arr. by
Eugene Platzmann; pf. [8728
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 15,
1913: E 305072; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., ine., New York.
VALSE ROMANTIQUE; von Jean Sibe-
lius. op. 62 b.. bearbeitet von F. H.
Schneider; klavier und harmonium.
[3729
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c Feb. 1.
1913; EF 306230; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
VannoHANY; <A_ kedves Augusztin
(Der liebe Augustin), cimti oper-
etteb6l, szovegét irtik Bernauer,
Rvd. és Walisch Erno, zenéjét
szerzette Fall Led. [String orches-
tra.] [3730
© Dee. 7, 1912: 2 ec. Jan. 18, 1913;
E 302753; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
VARIATIONS ON A FAVORITE THEME; by
C. M. von Weber, arr. by J. B. Ar-
ban. rev. by Edwin Franko Gold-
man: cornet solo with piano ace.
(Twelve fantaisies and airs variés,
no. 11.) [3731
© Dee, Bl, “1912 2 ec, Webs 2b.
1918: E 308134; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. |
VARIATIONS ON A SONG VOIS-TU LA
NEIGE QUI BRILLE (The _ Deautiful
snow); by J. B. Arban, rev. by Ed-
win Franko Goldman; cornet solo
with piano ace. (Twelve fantaisies
and airs variés, no. 9.) [3732
© Dec. 31,.1912* 2 © Pep 35,
1913; E 308187; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright + claimed on re-
vision. |
VARIATIONS ON A THEME FROM NogMA;
by V. Bellini, arr. by J. B. Arban,
rev. hv Edwin Franko Goldman;
cornet solo with piano acc. (Twelve
fantaisies and airs variés, no. 4.)
[3733
©: Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢ Feb am
1918; E 308101; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
VARIATIONS ON A TYROLEAN SONG; by |
J. B. Arban, rev. by Edwin Franko
Goldman; cornet solo with piano ace,
(Twelve ‘fantaisies and airs variés,
no, 5.) [3734 |
© Dec. 81, 1992:°2 ee; Weleda: |
1913; HE 308132; Carl Fischer, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
VARIATIONS ON AN ORIGINAL THEME; by
J. Stuart Archer, ed. by Bernard
Johnson; organ. (Theorgan recital- |
ist, no. 36.) [38735
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913; |
E 3064138; Stainer & Bell, itd., Lon-
don. |
VEDETTE (THE) ; quick march by Ken- |
neth Alford; band. 4to. (Boosey’s
march journal, no. 248.) [3736
© Feb. 19. 1913; 2 c¢ Feb. 26,
1913; E 302988; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
VEIL DANCE.
Sheba.
See Queen (The) of
VEILCHEN (Das) See Mozart (W. A.)
VENETIAN BOAT SONG; part song. words
by B. C. Stephenson. music ~- by
George B. Nevin; mixed voices. 4to.
[atat
© Jan. 25, 1913: 2 ¢ Feb, 8. 1913;
E 301906; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
VENEZIA; tone poem after a picture hy
Emily Selinger, music by Edith
Rowena Noyes; pf. [3738
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 @ Hebweo.
1918; E 308185; Carl Fischer, New
York.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) 'Trovatore (Il); by
G. Verdi, arr. by D. Krug. op. 114,
no. 10, ed. and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; pf. [3789
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 e. Feb. 19,
1913; E 301977; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
222
i eae
. 2, 1913
VERGESSEN ; ged. von Arno Holz, musik
- von Joseph Marx, fiir mittlere
stimme. (Lieder und gesiinge, dritte
_ folge, no. 5.) [3740
fees. 15, 4012: 2c. Beb. 1,
19138; E 306398; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
VERSAILLES; romance of Marie Antoi-
nette by Edith Rowena Noyés; pf.
[8741
© Deer. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 25,
1913; E 3081386; Carl Fischer, New
York.
‘Vesrer HYMN. See Beethoven (Lud-
wig van)
/ VEXILLA REGIS; hymnus auf Charfrei-
tag, musik von Mathieu Neumann,
op. 75; miannerchor. Partitur. 4to.
j [38742
© Jan. 3, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 26, 1913;
| FB 302925; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
| via crucIs (THE WAY OF THE CROSS) ;}
cantata, words selected from the
Holy Scriptures and hymns written
by Henry H. Bonnell, music by Geo.
Alex. A. West; solo voices, chorus
and organ, harp and tympani obl.
Vocal score. 4to. [3743
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1913;
E 304695; Henry H. Bonnell, Phila-
delphia.
service for Easter,
musie by Ira B. Wilson et al. Svo.
(Festal days, no. 150.) [38744
© Jan. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
E 301697; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
Vicrok MARCH; by Kaller Huffman;
pf. [38745
© Dee. 28, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 304857; H. R. McClure co., Sid-
ney, O.
'
f
|
\
| VICTOR ETERNAL;
:
;
chorus, music by Harry Rowe Shel-
ley; Women’s voices, organ ace.
(Octavo choruses, no. 5781.) [8746
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304900; G. Schirmer, New
York.
VioLeT (THE) ; three step by T. Thom-
son; pf. Buffalo, N. Y., Bixby and
bro. [38747
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301880; Thomas Thomson, Buf-
falo.
— See also Ersten blumen.
| Victory; Easter anthem, three part_
.
]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3755
VIOLETS (Friihlings-kinder) ; waltz by
EK. Waldteufel, rev. by Gaston
Borch; full oreh. with piano ace.
4to. [3748
©: Feb), 18" AGIs 2 .¢;) Web. 25,
1918; E 308138; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
VISION D’AUTOMNE; valse lente inter-
mezzo, par Alfredo Barbirolli;
piano. [3749
© Jan. 5, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 306462; Hachette & cie., Paris.
VISION OF HEAVEN; words by Mrs. B.
Walton, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3750
dan, 22.) 1993) 2: .e, Web). 12)
1918; E 804824; Belle Walton, Earl-
ham, Ia.
VIVE LE ROI; marsch aus der operette
Der zigeunerprimas, musik von Em-
merich Kalmfn, arr. von Gustav
Volk; klavier zu zwei hinden.
[3751
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306310; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig.
VIVIAN’S DREAM; by Val Jean Broad-
well; pf. Joliet, I1l., Converse music
co. [8752
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
‘1918; E 308215; M. EH. Converse,
Joliet, Ill.
VOIS-TU LA NEIGE QUI BRILLE. See
Variations on a song Vois-tu la
neige qui brille (The beautiful
snow).
VYoM KOMMENDEN FRUHLING (Of the
coming spring); von Albert Becker,
op. 20; klavier. (Stimmungsbilder,
no. 3.) [3753
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306269; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
Vom SoONNABEND ZUM SONNTAG IST’S
SCHON; bummel-terzett aus der op-
erette, Goldner leichtsinn, text von
Josef v. MKoblinsky, musik von
Charles Alfredy. [3754
© Sept. 21, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306369; Roland, deutsche verlags-
gesellschaft, m. b. h. Berlin.
WACHTERLIED; ged. von Fouqué, musik
yon Otto Naumann, op. 13, fiir miin-
nerchor, mit begleitung von blisern
und klavier mit orgel ad lib. Parti-
tur und stimmen. [38755
© Jan. 16, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 20,
1913; E 302844; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
223
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3756
WAGNER (RICHARD) Lohengrin; fan-
tasie [nach der oper] von R. Wag-
ner, arr. von Ferd. Rebay fiir vio-
line und pianoforte. [38756
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 302987; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on arr.
for violin & piano. ]
von R. Wagner, album bear-
beitet von Paul Hassenstein, fiir
harmonium. [S050
© Sept. 27, 1912: 2 ¢. Heb. 26,
1913; E 302938; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
Tristan und Isolde; album, musik
von R. Wagner, arr. von H. v. Bi-
low, herausgegeben von Otto Taub-
mann; pf. zu vier handen. [3758
(© Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c¢. Feb. 1,
1913; E 306229; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new edition and revision. ]
——
fantasie [nach der oper] von
R. Wagner, arr. von Ferd. Rebay fiir
violine und pianoforte. [38759
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1918;
E 302942; Breitkopf & Hiarte!, New
York.
WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE MA JANE; words
by J. E. Bayley, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [3760
©) Jami 22. 1GIS = De Neb ato:
1913; E 304797; J. E. Bayley, Troy,
ON: oe
WAITING; words and music by Emma
D. Murphy. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8761
©. pec: Si 19i2= oe. Fen. 12.
1913; EH 304786; Mrs. D. J. Murphy,
Logtown, Miss.
WAITING FOR THE KING; words by A.
H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[3762
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304939; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
WAKEN, LORDS AND LADIES GAY; hunt-
ing song, words by Walter Scott,
music by W. W. Starmer; mixed
voices. 4to. (Jn Novello’s part song
book, second series, no. 1265; A
eycle of songs, no. 2.) [3763
(© Feb. 25, 1913: 2 -c Mes. 26
1913; E 303004; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
224
pt. IL, ns5 8
WALDROGLEINS GRUSSE AUS DEM HARZ;
idylle von Ernst Brtining, op. 61;
piano. [3764
© Jan. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Jan. 16, 1913;
Ei 306174; Raabe & Plothow, Berlin.
WALDSELIGKEIT; ged. von Richard
Dehmel, musik von Joseph Marx, |
fiir hohe-stimme. (Lieder und ge-
singe, dritte folge, no, 2.) [3765 |
© Sept. 15, 1912: 2 © Febeae
1913; E 306399; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
WALTZ sone; from the opera Dido,
[words by Alexander Cargill,] music |
by J. F. de Blois Rowe. [3766 |
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2° Mepoegs,
1913; E 302890; Martha J. Opie,
Williamstown, Pa. .
WAMBOLD (LUDWIG) Sechs walzer;
von L. Wambold, op: 27, fiir das
pianoforte zu vier hinden. Complet.
Contents: Hrinnerung.—Ungeduld.—
Fleurette. — Valse mélancolique.—
Causerie.—Friihlingsnahen. [3767
© Sept. 10, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306299; Gebr. Ulbrich, musik- |
verlag, Berlin.
WANDERBILDER; melodisch - instructive ©
vortragsstticke ftir die jugend, yon
Emil Sdchting, op. 1382, fiir piano |
mit text. Heft 1 und 2. [3768 |
© Oct. 15, 1912; 2’e. Feb. 1, 19iee §
E 306850; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
WANDERER (THE). See Grieg (Edvard ©
Hagerup)
WANDERERS NACHTLIED; ged. von |
Goethe, musik von Joseph Marx, fiir —
mittlere stimme. (Lieder und ge |
singe, zweite folge, no. 15.) [3769 |
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913; |
EK 306398; Schuberthaus-verlag.
Vienna. |
WANDERGLUCK; ged. von Franz Mading, |
musik von Fritz Neuert, op. 119; |
minnerchor. Partitur und stimmen. |
4to. [3770 |
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913; |
E 302926; Karl Hochstein, Heidel- |
berg, Germany.
WANDERLIEDCHEN ; ged. von Max Geiss- |
ler, musik von Joseph Marx, fur |
hohe stimme. (Lieder und gesange, |
dritte folge, no. 6.) [38771
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306400; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna.
WANDERN (Das). See Schubert (F. P.)
no. 2, 1913
WANDERN IM FRUHLING; ged. von W.
Platz, musik von Ad. Walln6fer, op.
107, fiir frauenstimmen, chor oder
solo, mit klavierbegl. Partitur. 4to.
(10 terzette, na. 7.) [8772
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306364; C. F. Kahnt, nachfolger,
Leipzig.
WARBLES AT EVE; polka caprice, by
Harry J. Lincoln; pf. [3773
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c Feb. 25,
1913; E 3808189; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
WastTer’s (THE) WALTZ; by H. G.
Pélissier; piano, with words. [38774
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24,
19138; E 302859; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
WATCHING THE BIRDS.
ite pastime.
See My favor-
WATCHMAN (THE); words by E.
Teschemacher, music by W. H.
Squire; organ obbligato. [38775
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c« Feb. 26,
1913; E 302984; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
WAVE ON, OLD GLoRY; words by J. S.
Allen, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [38776
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301812; J. Stone Allen, Chicago.
WAY DOWN SoutTH; caprice character-
istic by R. S. Morrison; pf. [8777
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c@ Feb. 24,
1913; E 308170; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
WAYSIDE (THE) SPRING; by Frederick
A. Williams, op. 79; pf. [3778
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304965; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
WE PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO OUR FLAG;
words and music by Jacob H. Schloe-
der; unison chorus of mixed yoices.
[3779
© Feb. 14,1913; 2 c. Feb. 17,1913;
E 305010; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
WEDDING IS GREAT JUNO’S CROWN;
words from Shakespeare’s As you
like it, music by Berthold Tours;
trio for 2 sopranos and contralto.
4to. (Novello’s octavo edition, no.
444.) [3780
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 @ Jan. 30,
1913; E 306439; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3789
WEDDING (THE) OF THE ROSE (Der
rose hochzeitszug) ; intermezzo char-
acteristic by Leon Jessel, arr. by M.
L. Lake; full band. 4to. (Univer-
sal band journal.) + [S781
© Jan. 29, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 235,
1913; E 308139; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
—— —— with piano ace. [8782
© Jan. 7, 1918: 2 <. Feb. 25,
1918; E 808140;. Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
WEEVILY WHEAT; from the operetta
Vital question, lyrics and music by
J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark music co.
, [38783
1993; 2. ¢.. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308046; John Stark, St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
© Feb. 17,
WEIDENBACH’s (R. J.) practical tutor;
exercises on the various positions
and thumb; violin. [38784
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
H 305001; R. J. ‘Weidenbach, Aber-
deen, S. Dak.
WEINER (LEO) Ballade; von IL.
Weiner, op. 8; klarinette oder viola
u. klavier. [3785
Le) Oe ate $912.) 2 @. “Ney. 28;
1912; E 302804; Roézsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest.
WEINGARTNER (FELIx) Konzert; von
F. Weingartner, op. 52, bearbeitung
fiir violine und klavier vom kompon-
isten. [38786
© Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1918;
E 302933; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York. [Copyright claimed on arr,
for violin & piano.]
WEISST DU SCHON; ged. von E. Langer,
musik von Franciscus Nagler, op. 77.
Partitur. 4to. [3787
© Sept. 11, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1, 1918;
E 306260; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
WELCOME SONG; words and music by
F. E. Thomson. [8788
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1913; E 308195;
Florence E. Thomson, Napa, Cal.
WELCOME SPRINGTIME; 3 part chorus,
words and music by A. L. Dillard;
mixed voices. 4to. [3878S
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304696; Annie L. Dillard, Golds-
boro, N. C.
225
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3790
WELCOME WILSON; words and musiec
by P. Marzen. [3790
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 304760; Pietro Marzen, New York.
‘WELTSTADTMARCHEN; walzer aus der
revue, So bummeln wir, musik von
Jean Gilbert, bearb. von C. Morena;
klavier.
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 16, 1913;
H 306178 ; Thalia-theatre-verlag, Ber-
lin.
WENN’s DAMMERT. See Jacques-Dal-
croze (H.) Zehn lieder.
WENN WIR DURCH DIE STRASSEN ZIEHEN ;
marsch, musik von Adolf Scorra, fiir
klavier zu zwei hiainden, mit tiber-
legtem text von Wilh. Miiller.
[8792
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EH 3806278; A. Kothe, Breslau, Ger-
many.
WereE I Jack FRost; words by Olive
Hall, music by Daniel Rowe; vocal
or instrumental. (Nature in play
and song, no. 6.) [3793
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
EH 301689; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
WESTERN (A) LULLABY; words by W.
N. Burr, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8794
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
EH 301802; William Norris Burr, La
Canada, Cal.
WESTERWALD (DER) ; ged. von W. Han-
gard, musik von A. Thomae, op. 23,
fiir hohe stimme. (Heimatlieder,
zweite folge, no. 1.) [8795
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2c. Jan. 29, 1918; |
H 802795; August Thomae, Kloppen-
heim, Germany.
WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING;
words by Mrs. H. C. Garrett, music
by Genevieve Scott.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
coville, Va.
WHAT-CUE-MA-CALL-EM (THE); words!
by Will D. Cobb, music by Gus.)
[S797 |
iC) Feb. 16, 1918 2 02 ep. 1
1913; H 305095; Jerome H. Remick |
EKdwards.
& co., New York.
[38791
Washington, |
[8796
© Jan. 10, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 3, 1913; |
H 301783; Mrs. H. C. Garrett, Tobac- '
pt. 11, n. s., V8
WHAT DO YOUR EYES BEHOLD; words by |
R. G. Walker, music by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3798
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301850; R. G. Walker, Jackson-
ville, Tex. .
WHAT IS THE BLOOM OF THE ROSES
COMPARED TO THE BLOOM OF THE
HEART; words by Harry Rees, music |
by Glenn C. Leap. Unace. [3799
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1918; E 304907;
Glenn C. Leap, New York,
WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH UNCLE
SAM; words and music by Mrs. C.
H. Toby. [8800
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 © Webi
1918; E 304975; Mrs. Charles H.
Toby, Dover, N. H.
WHAT’S THE TROUBLE WITH YOU MARY;
words and music by Abner Green-
berg. [3801
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 &@ Webs
1913; E 304916; Gem musie ¢o.,
New York.
WHAT WILL YOUR ANSWER BE; words
by Nitram H. Retlaw [pseud. of
Walter H. Martin], music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [3802
© Jan. 22, 1913: 2 @ Wena
1913; E 304846; Walter H. Martin,
Corregidor Island, P. I.
WHEN A FELLOW’S IN LOVE WITH A
GIRL; words and music by L.
Vaughn. [3803
© 1. Feb. 18, 1913; HE 304891;
Leslie Vaughn, New York.
WHEN A GIRL WHOSE HEART IS BREAK-
ING, LOVES A BOY WHO DOESN’T CARE;
words by Dave Oppenheim, music
by Joe Cooper. [8804
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c« Feb. 15,
1913; E 304931; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
WHEN AN OLD SCHOOLBOY MEETS AN OLD
SCHOOLGIRL; words by Arthur J.
Lamb, music by J. Fred Helf. [8805
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 tc. Wena
1913; E 305020; Forster-musie pub-
lisher, Chicago.
WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE; words by
©. A. Bayha, music by Rubey Cowan.
[8806
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 304728; York music co., New York.
226
no. 2, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3823
WHEN GABY DID THE GABY GLIDE; lyric
by Harold Atteridge, music by
J. Schwartz [8807
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1918;
E 304862; Jean Schwartz, New York.
, Wuen I po wrone; words and music
by Edward Teschemacher. [8808
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 302762; Boosey & co., London.
“WHEN I FIND THE GOLDEN TREASURE;
' words by L. A. Froisland, music by
L. A. Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [38809
© Jan. 22. 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
§E 301793; L. A. Froisland, Salt Lake
) City.
.Wuen I co HOME; words by Marianne
Farmingham, music by E. BH. Trow-
bridge. [3810
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
§ 304731; E. E. Trowbridge, Kansas
_ City, Kans.
WHEN I JOIN MY HONEY DOWN IN
_ JACKSONVILLE; march, two step by
Louis Weslyn, arr. by Sol. P. Levv;
orch. [38811
)
| © Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1918;
EE 304637; M. Witmark & sons, New
| York. [Copyright is claimed on new
: arrangement. ]
WHEN I THINK OF YOU; words by W.
- Dayton Wegefarth, music by Ed-
ward F. Johnston; high in A flat.
[8812
© Jan. 23, 19138; 2 ec. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304970; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
WHEN IT IS EVENING DOWN IN DIXIE-
LAND; words and music by J. Wam-
ble. New York, Ebbets music co.
[3813
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
E 304850; Joseph Wamble, Newark,
N. J.
WHEN LENA AND HERMAN SUNG RBAG-
TIME IN GERMAN; words and music
by G. C. Leap. Unace. [3814
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1913; E 304748;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
‘WHEN LOVE CALLS you; words by Ar-
thur Gillespie and Carter De Haven,
music by Arthur H. Gutman, arr. by
Eugene Platzmann. [3815
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2c. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304668; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
WHEN Mrs. MOON IS CHAPERON ; words
by M. A. Biddinger, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [38816
ey Jan. 22. 19tes 2 ee. Web. 12,
1918; EK 304802; Mabel A. Biddinger,
Washington, Ind.
WHEN MOTHER HAS PASSED AWAY;
words and music by H. B. Stowe.
[8817
© Feb. 13, 19138; 2 @ Feb. 15,
19138; E 304925; Harry Beecher
Stowe, Chicago.
WHEN OVER THE HILLS; words by W.
Francis Chambers, music by Rex
De Cairos-Rego. London, G.
Schrimpton & sons. [3818
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 302746; Rex de Cairos-Rego, Lon-
don.
WHEN THE AUTUMN LEAVES ARE FALI-
ING; words by Mary Holman With-
row, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8819
Ot dant 22) )19tS* |: -e. Web, 125
1913; E 304827; Mary Withrow,
Terre Haute, Ind.
WHEN THE AUTUMN LEAVES HAVE
TURNED FROM GREEN TO GOLD; words
by C. Minor, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3820
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301843; Cassie Minor, Atwood,
Kans.
WHEN THE BAGDAD CARAVAN. See
Songs of a Syrian lover.
WHEN THE BIRDS SING RAGTIME, HONEY
DEAR; melody and words by M. Gil-
den. [8821
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1913; E 301918;
Mack Gilden, New York.
WHEN THE HONEYMOON STOPS SHIN-
ING; words by Harold Atteridge,
musie by J. Schwartz. [3822
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 304860; Jean Schwartz, New York.
WHEN THE LARKS ARE GAILY PIPING IN
THE MEADOW; words by M. J. Gas-
ton, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3823
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ¢c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301829; M. J. Gaston, Schuylkill
Haven, Pa.
227
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8824
WHEN THE LEAVES BEGIN TO FALL;
words by A. J. Wardle, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [38824
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 & Feb. 3, 1913;-
E 301708; Arthur J. Wardle, Evans-
ton, Wyo.
WHEN THE MAGIC OF THE LITRE; from
The masquerading heiress, lyrics by
G. R. Craw, music by E. EH. Jackson.
[38825
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1913; E 304595;
George Rockhill Craw, Ft. Wayne,
Ind.
WHEN THE MOONLIGHT FLOODS THE
VALLEY; words by I. B. Howard,
music by Ferd. E. Mierisch. Wash-
» ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[3825
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301809; Ida B. Howard, Warren,
RoE
WHEN THE OLD YEAR DIES; words by
A. G. Morse, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [38827
© Jan 2274918: 2' "ec. Neb. 12.
1918; E 304834; Anne G. Morse,
Providence, R. I.
WHEN THE ROBINS COME TO STAY;
words and music by M. B. Griffith.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [3828
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 3, 1913;
EK 301718; Mary B. Griffith, La
Grange, Ind.
WHEN THE ROSES IN THE GARDEN BLOOM
AGAIN, JANIE DEAR; words by M. F.
Bates, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [38829
© Jan. 22, 19138; 2c. Feb. 6, 1913:
E 301816; Merle F. Bates, Leigh,
Nebr.
WHEN THE SHIPS COME HOME; words
by Edward Teschemacher, music by
Herbert Oliver; in F. [3830
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 ec Feb. 25,
1913; E 302905; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
WHEN THE STARS IN THE SKY SPELL
LOVE; by Dave Reed, arr. by Sol P.
Levy; vocal orch. in G. 4to. [3831
@© Feb. 11, 1913:.2 ¢. Feb. 12;
1913; E 30487 8: M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
pt. 11; nee eS
WHEN THE SUMMER DAYS ARE DRAW-
ING TO A CLOSE; words by L. Green,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[38382
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2e@ Web-G, 1913.
E 3801819; Mrs. Lillian Green, Reno,
Nev.
WHEN THOU ART NEAR; poem by Lady
John Scott, music by Fode Stanley-
Hatton. [8883
© Feb. 3, 1913: 2 c. Feb. 4, 1913;
E 304602; Stanley-Hatton co.,
Wichita, Kans.
WHEN THOU comeEST. WSee Rossini
CG. as)
WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG, MAG-
GIE; by J. A. Butterfield, arr. by G.
H. Reeves; full band. 4to. (In
American star journal.) [3834
- © Dec 23, 1912: 725 eae,
1918; E 808141; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
WHEN YOU ARE A LONELY, DEARIE;
words and music by F. Jech. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8835
© Dec. 31, 19123 20¢ 7ienee.
1918; E 304819; Frieda Jech, Pitts-
burgh.
WHEN YOU ARE THE WORLD TO ME;
lyric by Andrew K. Allison, music
by A. Von Tilzer. [3836
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 @ Feb. 14,
1918; E 3804898; Albert Von Tilzer,
New York.
WHEN YOU’RE TRAVELING; by Al. W.
Brown, arr. by Sol. P. Levy; orch.
Ato. [8837
© Feb. 10, 1913852 eens.
1913 ; E 301938; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
W. Brown. [3838
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 4, 1918;
E 304608; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WHERE HAVE WE MET, MY DARLING;
words by Chet Theobald, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [3839
© Jan, 22, 1913-2 Gaveneas
1913; E 38048381; C. A. Theobald,
Fremont, O.
228
WHERE LOVE GIVES REST:
words by
John W. Russell, music by Anna
Werner-Doyal. [3840
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
KE 304765; Doyal & co., San Fran-
cisco.
WHERE THE BEAUTIFUL POTOMAC RIVER
FLOWS; words by H. Rueve, jr., mu-
sic by W. S. Ripley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3841
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301752; Henry Rueve, jr., Pitts-
burgh.
WHERE THE CLIMBING WILD ROSES
BLOOM; words by E. Kohlhepp, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[3842
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301766; Ella Kohlhepp, Misa,
Ariz.
WHERE THE LOVE-ROSE GROWS; words
and music by F. M. Myers. Wilkes-
( Barre, Pa., Fred M. Myers co.
[8843
| =) Feb, 20, 1913: 2 c. Feb. 19,
1913; E 301961;
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
(WHERE THE SWEET CATALPAS BLOOM;
| words by E. J. Sharp, music by L. A.
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
| dale co., inc. [3844
mea, 22, 1913-2 ¢ Feb, 12,
1913; E 304791; Eva J. Sharp, Dav-
f. enport, Ia.
WHERE THE WINDING MAPLE FLOWS;
words by Mrs. Thos. Dermody, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreid. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[3845
|
| © Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Feb. 3, 1913;
'
Fred M. Myers,
/
E 301718; Charlotte Plonty Der-
mody, Mapleton, Minn.
WHIcH WAy? How FAR; a two-clef pi-
_ ano book, compiled ang arr. by Eliza-
| beth Fyffe. [3846
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 25,
| 1913; E 308142; Carl Fischer, New
= York.
a (THE); march and two-step by
' Abe Holzmann; pf. | 3847
eo ren. #1, 1918;°2 ¢: Feb. 12;
1913; E 304879; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
WHItTE-wasH (THE) MAN; words by
Benj. Levy, music by Wm. Perlitz.
} [3848
& © 1c. Feb. 25, 1913; E 308198;
C Benj. Levy, Annapolis.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3857
Wio IS SHE THAT LOOKETH
See Palestrina (G. P. 8.)
FORTH.
WHO’LL COME A-MAYING; words by Ed-
ward 'Teschemacher, music by David
D. Slater; in FE flat. [3849
kc) Keb. 20, 1918: 2 ¢« Web. 25,
1913; E 302917; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
WHO WOULD NOT TURN TO JESUS; words
and music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[3850
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 304946; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
WHOLE (THE) WORLD BRINGS MEMORIES
oF you; words by Joe Goodwin and
Joe McCarthy, music by Al. Pianta-
dosi. [3851
© 1c.-Feb. 24, 1913; E 308048;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
WHY DID I EVER MARRY A GIRL LIKE
THAT; words.and music by B. Riggs.
[8852
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1918; E 304923;
Benjiman Riggs, New York.
WHY DO WE STILL REMEMBER; words by
KE. Teschemacher, music by Albert
Lyne; in E flat. [3853
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1913; E 302910; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
WHY HURRY, LITTLE RIVER; words by
Canon Scott, music by Ivor Novello.
[3854
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1918;
E 302763; Boosey & co., London.
Wic-waG (THE) WIGGLIN’ RAG; words
by Harry Pease, music by Albert
Lureh. Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Vernon
music co. [3855
© “Heb, ) 21, 19135 '2. ¢ Keb. ai,
1913; E 308246; Pease and Lurch,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
WILDE BLUMEN (Wild flowers) ; land-
ler komponiert von E. O. Spitzner,
fiir 2 violinen und pianoforte. [38856
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1913;
E 306346; A. EH. Fischer, Bremen,
Germany.
WILL SHE COME; words and music by
W.N. Ley, arr. by Edw. C. Dorsey.
Spokane, Wash., America music co.
[8857
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 26,
1913; E 308221; Wm. Nicolas Ley,
Spokane, Wash.
229
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3858
WILL YOUR MAMA TO GO THERE; words
and music by E. J. Rounds. [38858
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1918; E 304885;
Edna J. Rounds, Rock Island, Il.
WituiaAMsS (R. VAuGHAN) Three Hliz-
abethan songs; words by George
Herbert and Shakespeare, music by
R. V. Williams; mixed voices. Con-
tents: Sweet day.—The willow
song.—O mistress mine. 4to. [3859
© Jan. 27, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1913;
EK 306446; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
WINTER; from Love’s four seasons;
words by George Taggart, musie by
Wm. Christopher O’Hare; female
quartette; 4to. [38860
(C) eb. 24, 1913: 2 c. Heb. 25,
1913; E 308173; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [New arrangement. ]
WINTER TIME; lyric by Frank A.
Lethert, music by Paul Eugene.
[3861
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 11,
1913; E 301945; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
—words by Olive Hall, music by
Daniel Rowe; vocal or instrumental.
(Nature in play and song, no. 7.)
[8862
©, Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c.. Feb: 3, 19138;
EH 301690; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
WISE LITTLE LOVE; rondoletto, words
by G. Hubi-Newcombe, music by Her-
bert W. Wareing; low voice in G.
[8863
=mac) vam. 17. tds - 2 Vel Hebi 18,
1918; E 302832; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
WISE (A) OLD HEN; from the operetta
Vital question, lyrics and music by
J. Stark. St. Louis, Stark musie co.
[8864
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2°e Feb. 2,
1913; E 308047; John Stark, St.
Louis.
WisH (THE); operatic extravaganza,
words and music by Mrs. B. Jones.
Vocal score, book 1-4. obl. 16mo.
[8865
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1913; E 304848;
Mrs. Bush Jones, Gainesville, Tex.
WITHIN MY GARDEN; words by Con-
stance Morgan, music by Teresa Del
Riego. 1. No. 1 in E flat. 2. No. 3
in G. [38866, 3867
_© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 ¢. each Feb. 7,
1918; E 302792, 302798; Enoch &
sons, London.
230
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
WoMAN’S LOVE (Frauenliebe); waltz
by Ph. Fahrbach jr., op. 145, rev. by
Adolphe Dumont; full orch. with pi-
ano ace. 4to. [38868
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 @ Feb. 25,
1913; E 808148; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. }
WONDERING; words and music by A. H.
Dews, jr. [3869
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1913: |
E 304894; Dews & Halley, Cleve-
land.
WON’T YOU BE A SWEETHEART TO ME; |
words by Bob Vaughan, music by
H. ©. O’Hare, arr. by Everett J.
Evans. [3870
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1913; E 304749;
Harold C. O’Hare, New York.
WoN’T YOU BE MY LITTLE GIRL; words
and music by W. C. Grebe. Phila-
delphia, M. D. Swisher. [3871
© Feb. 21, 1913: 2 ce) Hea 2
1913; E 308171; W. C. Grebe, Phila- |
delphia.
WON’T YOU LOVE ME; from the little
Parisienne, lyric by Wm. Le Baron,
music by Robert Hood Bowers.
[8872
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1913;
EH 301885; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
WON’T YOU TAKE ME BACK; words and
melody by L. Sponsler, arr. by F. S.
Ford. Unace. [38873
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1913; EH 304952;
Les Sponsler, Baltimore.
WooDRoW WILSON’S GRAND MARCH; by
F. K. Conant; pf. [38874
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2:¢. Feb. 3, 1913; |
E 301699; Fred Kimball Conant, |
Woodland, Me.
WorpDs (THE) OF LONG AGO; words and |
music by Clara Hendricks, and A. M.
Loftness. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [38875
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 e. Feb. 6, 19138;
E 301859; Anna M. Loftness, Gib-
bon, Minn.
WoRLD EVANGEL; ed. and comp. by
R. H. Coleman. ... 288 p. 12mo.
$0.35. [3876
(©) Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
A 332517; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
\\
- es
TOS N
=
. “no. 2, 1913
| Wont (THE) ITSELF KEEPS EASTER
DAY; anthem, music by G. Marschal-
Lepke : mixed chorus with tenor
solo, and organ. (Octavo choruses,
no. 5734.) [3877
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 19,
1913; E 301960; G. Schirmer, New
York.
WoULD yoU BE MINE: words by Stella
Muzzall, music by Charles Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [3878
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 19138;
BE 301795; Mrs. E. W. Muzzall, Oak
Harbor, Wash.
- WoULD yoU LEAVE YOUR HAPPY HOME
FOR ME; words and music by G. J.
Sommerfeld. [38879
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1913; E 301925;
Geo. J. Sommerfeld, New York.
Wozt HAST DU DEN MUND; walzerlied
yon Jobst Haslinde. 1. Salon-orches-
ter. 2. Kleines orchester.
[3880, 3881
© Jan. 14, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 20,
1913; E 302847, 302848; Eulenspie-
gel-verlag. Mainz, Germany.
Wotrzpure (THE) BELLS (Die Wirz-
burger gléckli) ; part song, music by
George B. Nevin; mixed voices. 4to.
[3882
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 304954; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
WuwNscH; ged. von Hans Bethge, mu-
sik von Rudolf Werner. op. 22.
(Vier lieder, no. 4.) [3883
© Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c Feb. 26,
1913; E 302963; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
WYNKEN AND BLYNKEN AND NOD;
words by Eugene Field, music by G.
Ross. [3884
© Jan. 20, 19138; 2 «@ Feb. 18,
1913; E 304884; Gertrude Ross, Los
Angeles.
YEARNING; words by G. Kuhn May-
hour, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [3885
© Dee. 31, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 12,
1913; E 304780; Gertrude [K.] May-
hour, Pueblo. Colo.
YEARNING, MY DARLING, JUST FOR YOU;
words by B. Chenier, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [3886
© Dee. 31. 1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301749: Bertha Chenier, Ludlow,
Mass.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
3895
Yoo-H0O! THAT’S ME; words by Win-
field Scott, music by Lou Sievers.
[8887
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec Feb. 12,
1913; E 304858; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
YOU ARE MY QUEEN FOREVER; words by
M. L. Babcock, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [38888
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 122,
1913; E 304798; Myron L. Babcock,
Julesburg, Colo.
YOU ARE STILL MY SWEETHEART; words
and music by G. Ruhe. [3889
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1913; E 301912;
George Ruhe, Oakland, Cal.
You ARE THE DREAM OF MY DREAMS;
words and music by Br. Mrowczyn-
ski. [38890
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 10,
1918; E 3804712; Bronistaw Mrow-
ezynski, Plymouth, Pa.
YoU ARE THE ROSE FOR ME; words and
music by Joe Feniger. [3891
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 20,
1913; E 301991; Feniger & Onpen-
heim, Cleveland.
YoU ARE THE SOMEONE; words by Har-
old Atteridge, music by J. Schwartz.
[3892
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 304863 ; Jean Schwartz, New York.
You ASK ME IF SHE LOVES ME; words
by I. F. Ivey, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [3893
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 3, 1913;
FE 301751; Ida F. Ivey, Troy, Ala.
You CAN HAVE IT ANY TIME AT ALL;
words by Arthur J. Goodhart, music
by Rennie Cormack and Harold
Jones, arr. by Rob. Recker. [8894
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 304627; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
You HAVE MEANT MORE TO ME, LITTLE
GIRL; words by O. M. Freestone, mu-
sic by M. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [3895
© Jan. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1913;
E 301727; O. M. Freestone, Perry, Ia.
231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
3896
’ ’ of
a ae aa RTE RADIAT TS aero teen ame
You Just rou; duet, words by W. Bur-
ton Baldry, musie by Jack Thomp-
son; in C. [38896
© Apr. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 5, 1918:
HE 302755; Enoch & sons, London.
You’LL CALL THE NEXT LOVE THE FIRST;
words by Harold Atteridge, music
by J. Schwartz. [8897
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 804866; Jean Schwartz, New York.
YOU'LL LEARN TO LOVE ME BYE AND BYE ;
words by Herbert S. Frank, music
by J. Matzer. Wilkes Barre, Pas
Diamond City music co. [3898
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2c. Feb. 24, 1913;
E 3808055; John Matzer, Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
You’LL REMEMBER ME SOMETIME; words
by Mae Stanley, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [3899
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 304839 ; Mary Spence, Peoples, Ky.
You’RE A GREAT BIG BLUE EYED BABY;
words and music by A. Seymour
Brown. [3900
© Feb. 13, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1913;
E 304903; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
You’RE JUST A LITTLE LATE; words by
L. B. Lyles, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. | [8901
©.Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1913;
E 301818; L. B. Lyles, Pittsburgh.
You’RE JUST THE GIRL FOR ME DEAR;
words by Ted Haggett, music by E.
B. Orne. Portland, Me., The Orne
pub. ¢o. [3802
© Feb. 21, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1918;
E 308019; Ernest B. Orne, Portland,
Me.
YOU'VE GOT TO DO SOMETHIN’ FOR WHAT
YOU’RE GETTIN’; words by B. Castle,
music by Robert B. Kellogg. New
York, Kellogg music co. [3903
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 7, 1913;
E 304675; Bud Castle, Austin, Pa.
You, WHO ONCE LOVED ME; poem by
Theodosia Garrison, music by Nanna
Branham Wood; soprano voice.
[3904
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 27,1918;
E 308274; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
pt. I, 2. S., ¥a8
YOU WONDERING GIRL WITH THE WoN-
DERING EYES; march two step
George Christie, arr, by Sol. P. Levy;
orch. 4to. [3905
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2.¢. Feb. 5, 1918; }
E 3046388; M. Witmark & sons, New
[Copyright is claimed on new
York.
arrangement. ] ;
YOUR’ SO DIFFERENT; words and melody
by L. J. McKibbin. [3906
i
©1c. Feb. 1, 1918; B 301952; Les- |
ter James McKibbin, ’ Ontario, Ore.
YOUTH AND AGE; words and music by
J. Burns. Loom |
© 1. Feb. 18, 1913-38 3805066 ;
John Burns, Denver.
ZAMPA; overture by F. Herold, arr. by |
Chas. J. Roberts; full orch. and pi- |
ano ace.
© Jan. 28, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 25, 1913;
EK 308144; Carl Fischer, New York,
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- |
ment. ]
ZE AMERICAN BEAR; words and music
by W. H. Roberts. [3909 -
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1913; E 304639;
Will H. Roberts, Duluth, Minn.
ZEAL OUR WATCHWORD; words and mu-
sic by Samuel W. Beazley. [3910
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913; /
E 3804951; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las.
ZIGEUNER; ged. von Max Geissler, mu-
sik von Joseph Marx, fiir hohe
stimme. (Lieder und gesdnge,
dritte folge, no. 8.) [8911
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1918;
EK} 306401; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi- |
enna,
ZIGEUNERPRIMAS (DER); operette in
drei akten, text von Julius Wilhelm
und Fritz Griinbaum, musik yon Em-
merich Kalmfn, arr. von Gustav
Volk; klavierauszug fiir piano mit
liberdrucktem text. [3912
© Oct. 17, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
D 19250; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
operette, musik von Emmerich
Kalman, ftir klavier 4 2 ms. mit
iiberlegtem text. Potpourri 1. Pot-
pourri 2. [3913, 3914
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1,
1913; E 306406, 806407; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig.
232
[3908 |
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1913 3916
ZUR RUHE; ged. von F. Herold, musik | ZWOLF MENUETTE. See Beethoven
* yon Ad. Wallnéfer; frauenstimmen, (Ludwig van)
_ chor oder solo, mit klavierbegl. | _
Partitur. 4to. (10 terzette, no. 6.) | 2TH SYMPHONY. See Largo.
[3915 | 28rH INAUGURAL MARCH; by EH. W.
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2c. Feb. 1,1913; | Beth: pt. [3916
E 306365; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger, © 1c. Feb. 7, 19138; E 304670;
Leipzig. Elmer W. Beth, Elgin, Il.
_ Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1913:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 7 unpublished) —_ 23
Class E, Musical compositions (including 2438 unpublished) —-___-__~- 3, 893
0 2 RUE Ss SP eae ea Re! OPE eae Oe a a pee 3, 916
233
4
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[3916
AOME QUARTETTE BOOK; containing a
choice collection of quartettes for
male voices. [1
© by S. Brainard’s sons co., New
York, as proprietors, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4019, Feb.
20, 1918. Original entry, May 23,
1885, no. 11675.
_AS PANTS THE HART; by J. R. Thomas.
[2
© by Clara Thomas, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4027, Feb. 24, 1913. Original entry,
Noy. 13, 1885, no. 23891.
CHRIST IS NEAR THEE; by H. P. Main.
[3
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3971, Feb. 12,
1913. Original entry, May 20, 1885,
no. 11420.
_ CugistMAs (THE) GIFT; a cantata for
ehildren, written and compiled by
Rosabel. [4
© by J. C. Macy, Winter Hill,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4026, Feb.
24, 1913. Original entry, Nov. 13,
1885, no. 23886.
Days GROW LONGER; Haster carol,
music by C. W. Ward. [5
© by Chas. W. Ward, Albany,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4024, Feb.
21, 1913. Original entry, Mar. 138,
1885, no. 6156.
FRoM A BY-GONE DAY; by G. L. Osgood.
6
© by George L. Osgood, % Oliver
Ditson co., Boston, as the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4032, Feb. 24, 1918. Original entry,
Noy. 20, 1885, no. 24400.
‘GOODNIGHT MY LOVE; serenade, words
by Baroness de Vigne, music by R.
= King. [7
” © by Rudolph King, Kansas City,
& Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4033, Feb.
24, 1913. Original entry, Nov. 23,
1885, no. 24583.
GRACE (LA); étude mélodieuse no. 4,
by H. N. Bartlett; piano. [8
© by Homer N. Bartlett, New
York, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4023, Feb.
21, 1918, Original entry, Mar. 13,
1885, no. 6155.
GRATEFULLY SING; words by Kate
Smiley, music by W. H. Doane. [9
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3961, Feb. 12, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 4, 1885, no.
5468.
HARK, HARK, MY SOUL; words by F.
W. Faber, music arr. from C. C.
Converse by Ira D. Sankey. [10
© by I. Allan Sankey, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4017. Feb. 19, 1918. Original en-
try, July 17, 1885, no. 15466.
HoNnoR AND GLORY; by A. J. Holden.
[11
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4021, Feb. 21, 1918. Original entry,
Mar. 3, 1885, no. 5265.
IN HEAVENLY LOVE ABIDING; hymn by
Frederick W. Batchelder; bass ale.
[1
© by Annie V. Batchelder, Man-
chester, N. H., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4029, February 24, 1913.
Original entry, Nov. 13, 1885, no.
23911.
JERUSALEM BRIGHT CITY; by H. P. Main.
[138
* © by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3962, Feb. 12.
1913. Original entry, Apr. 11, 1885,
no. 8610.
JESUS KNOWS THY sorROW; words by
Wm. O. Cushing, music by Ira D.
Sankey. [14
© by I. Allan Sankey, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4016, Feb. 19, 1913. Original entry,
July 18, 1885, no. 15146.
235
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5916 (15) .
pt. I, D. S98
LITTLE PANSIES; words by Grace J.
Frances, music by H. P. Main. [15
| © by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3967, Feb. 12,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 11, 1885,
no. 8618.
LooK AND LIVE; words by Albert Mid-
lane, music by Ira Sankey. [16
© by I. Allan Sankey, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4011, Feb. 19, 1918. Original entry,
June 27, 1885, no. 13960.
O BLESSED SAVIOUR, FRIEND DIVINE;
words by Frances J. Crosby, music
by Ira D. Sankey. (ig
© by I. Allan Sankey, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4014, Feb. 19, 1918. Original entry,
June 27, 1885, no. 18968.
O PRECIOUS WORDS; words by Frances
J. Crosby, music by Ira D. Sankey.
[18
© by I. Allan Sankey, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4013, Feb. 19, 1918. Original entry,
June 27, 1885, no. 13962.
ON, MARCHING ON; words by Grace J.
Frances, music by H. P. Main. [19
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3969, Feb. 12,
1913. Original entry, Apr.
no. 9521.
ON, ON WE GO;
Andrews, music by W.
24, 1885,
words by Mrs. E. L.
H. Doane.
[20
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 8970, Feb. 12.
1913. Original entry, Apr. 24, 1885,
no. 9525.
Passing (THE) BELL; words by B. H.,
arr. from Mrs. Charles Barnard by
H. P. Main. aa.
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 8973, Feb. 12,
1913. Original entry, June 27, 1885,
no. 18959.
PRAYER; by A. J. Holden. [22
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4022, Feb. 21, 1913. Original entry,
Mar. 38, 1885, no. 5266.
RING ON GLAD HASTER BELLS; words
Grace J. Frances, musie by H.
Main. on |
© by Hubert P. Main, New York, |
as the author, in renewal for 28 |
years. Renewal no. 3960, Feb. 12, |
1913. Original entry, Feb. 16, 1885, ©
no. 4275.
| ROMANCE ETUDE; by Wm. Mason, op.
aol
© by Mina Van Sinderen, New |
York, as child of the deceased au- —
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4020, Feb. 21, 1913. Re
newal entry, Mar. 20, 1899, no. 20392. ~
Saviour, TO THEE; words by Grace J. |
Frances, music by H. P. Main. [25 ©
© by Hubert P. Main, New York, ©
as the author, in renewal for 28 ©
years. Renewal no. 3964, Feb. 12,
1918. Original entry, Apr. 11, 1885,
no. 8615.
SHELTER (A) IN THE TIME OF STORM; ©
words and musie arr. by Ira D. San- |
key. [26 |
© by I. Allan Sankey, New York, |
as child of the deceased author, in |
reneyal for 28 years. Renewal no. |
4012, Feb. 19, 1918. Original entry,
June 27, 1885, no. 13961.
SLOWLY FALL THE SNOW-FLAKES};
Christmas carol by A. P. eee
[
© by Henry Howard, Brookline, ©
Mass., as child of the deceased au- ©
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4031, Feb. 24, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, Nov. 16, 1885, no. 24057.
SONG OF THE ROSES; words by Grace J.
Frances, music by H. P. Main. [28
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3965. Feb. 12,
1918. Original entry, Apr. 11, 1885,
no. 8616.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WELCOME; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by W. H.
Doane. [29
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 3972, Feb. 12, 1918.
Original entry, June 27, 1885, no.
13966.
SWEET SUMMER ROSES; words by Grace
J. Frances, music by H. P. Main.
[30
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3963, Feb. 12,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 11, 1885,
no. 8614.
236
at ae i @
| no. 2, 1913
Te Deum LAUDAMUS, No. 4 IN G; by
A. J. Holden. No. 1252. [31
© by Albert J. Holden, % Chas.
H. Ditson & co., New York, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re
newal no. 4025, Feb. 24, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Noy. 9, 1885, no. 25533.
‘THO’ THE WORLD IS FULL OF BEAUTY;
- words by Grace J. Frances, music by
H. P. Maia. [32
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3968, Feb. 12,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 11, 1885,
no. 8620.
- WATER-MILL (THE); quartet or chorus
by J. C. Macy; male voices. [33
© by J. ©. Macy, Winter Hill,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4030, Feb. 24,
1913. Original entry, Nov. 16, 1885,
no. 24056.
RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
3916 (36)
WHEN I CAN READ MY TITLE CLEAR; by
J. R. Thomas. 34
© by Clara Thomas, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4028, Feb. 24, 1913. Original entry,
Nov. 13, 1885, no, 23895.
WHILE THE BIRDS ARE SINGING; words
by Grace J. Frances, music by H. P.
Main. [35
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 3966, Feb. 12,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 11, 1885,
no. S617. ‘
WonvDrous (THE) LOVE OF JESUS;
words by Mrs. F. J. Crosby, music
by Ira D. Sankey. [36
© by I. Allan Sankey, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4015, Feb. 19, 1913. Original entry,
July 13, 1885, no. 15145.
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AT DAWNING; by Cadman. [37
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 34.
Bou EVARD (THE) MARCH. [38
'_ © Jerome H. Remick & co., New
= York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913;
recorded, vy. 2, p. 36.
[39
: © Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
» tice rec’d Feb. 18, 1913; recorded,
| my. 2, p. 34. |
é SROADWAY GLIDE.
_ BRING BACK YOUR LOVE.
[40
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913;
» recorded, v. 2, p. 36.
Cask (THE) oF AMONTILLADO; by
_ Gottschalk. [41
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 34.
COME AND KISS YOUR LITTLE BABY.
¥ [42
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 7, 1913; recorded,
m2, p. 36.
ep OWN BY THE OLD GARDEN GATE. [43
— © Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 36.
| Down ON JASPAR’S FARM; song. [44
© Broadway music corporation,
. New York. Notice rec’d Feb. 26,
— 19138; recorded, v. 2, p. 35.
| Dreamin vase; by Joyce. [45
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 24, 1913; recorded, v.
= Pp. 3d.
EVENING sonc; by Berwald. [46
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1913; recorded, vy.
2, p. 34.
"LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANU-
_ FACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
~ CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC, 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF
[3916
EVENSONG; by Edward F. Johnston.
[47
© J. Fischer & bro., New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 5, 1913; recorded,
Ve 2, pe BB.
FLOATING DOWN THE RIVER ON THE
ALABAM. [48
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 7, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 36.
GEE, I LOVE A BEAUTIFUL GIRL. [49
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 36.
GEE, IT’S TOUGH TO BE A RICH MAN’S
KID. [50
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 36.
GOLDEN MOON. [51
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 36.
How couLtp I KNOW THAT YOU LOVED
ME. [52
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1918; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 36.
I CANNOT DRINK THE OLD DRINKS. [53
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 36.
I’M GOING TO SPEND MY HONEYMOON IN
DIXIz£. 54
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 7, 1918; recorded,
y...2, pp. SG:
I WANT A TOY SOLDIER MAN. [55
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 26, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
I WANT YOU DEARIE, DEED I DO. [56
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 36.
239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3916 (57)
pt..11t, 11S vee
IMMORTAL (THE) CUP; by Leighter.
[57
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1913 recorded,
My 5: Pert.
JUNGLE (THE) JUBILEE. [58
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 10, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 33.
by Reginald Benyon.
[59
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
LIFE’S RAINBOW ;
Notice rec’d Feb. 11, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 34.
MELINDA’S WEDDING DAY. [60
© Leo Feist, inc.. New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 24, 19138; recorded,
Voie, Oe ae
MISTER PAGLIATCH. : [61
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Mar. 8, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 36.
My RAGGYADORE. [62
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 18, 1913; recorded,
ay ee Oba:
My YELLOW JACKET GIRL. [63
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 18, 1913; recorded,
Vi 2. p. SA.
My YIDDISHA BLONDE. ee
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec'd Mar. 8, 1913: re-
corded, v. 2, p. 36.
NortH (THE) WIND; by Spence. [65
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 34.
PARADE OF THE DAFFODILS. [66
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 36.
PICCOLO. [67
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 36.
RAGTIME EXPRESS. [68
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 26, 1918; recorded, v.
2, Ps “Od.
SOMETHING TELLS ME YOU WILL BREAK
MY HEART. [69
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 7, 1918; recorded,
v2. p. 36.
SONG OF THE ARMOURER; by Nevin. [70 ©
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1918; recorded,
y. 2, p. 34.
SWEETHEART (A) AT EVERY PORT; by
Robinson. [%£
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 34.
THEN I’LL STOP LOVING YOU. [72
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 24, 1918; recorded,
V..2,- 1 Sp:
THOSE DIXIE EYES OF SOUTHERN GRAY.
[73
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Feb. 10, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 33.
THOUSAND (A) KISSES; valse by Joyce.
[74
© Leo Feist, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 24, 19138; recorded,
Vii 2: De oo.
To-mMoRROW; by Smith. [75
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 34.
VILLAGE (THE) BLACKSMITH; by Nevin.
[76
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 10, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 34.
WEEP NO MORE MY LADY. [77
(©) Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 7, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2,’ p. oo.
WHEN ’ERE I DREAM OF YOU. [78
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, "1913:
recorded, v. 2, p. 36.
WHEN GABY DID THE GABY GLIDE. [79
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 18, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 34.
WHEN YOU ARE THE WORLD TO ME. [80
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice ree’d Mar. 7, 1913; recorded,
V. 2) 2. 36.
WHEN YOU’RE TRAVELING. [81
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Feb. 18, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 34.
240
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, 1913
aie (THE). [82
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913;
ecorded, v. 2, p. 36.
U KEEP YOUR EYE ON ME. [83
© Leo Feist, ine., New York. No-
ice rec’d Feb. 24, 1913; recorded, v.
» D. 35
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YOU'LL CALL THE NEXT LOVE THE FIRST.
[84
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Feb. 18,1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 34.
YOu’RE A GREAT BIG BLUE EYED BABY.
[85
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1913;
recorded, vy. 2, p. 36.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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OF
OPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
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LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
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19135
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HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing |
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is)
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tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as “‘Fiinf studien,’’
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Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.,’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or
issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions under
section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately |
following the text. |
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce |
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
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will be followed by a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
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THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF COPYRIGHT BOOKS, MAPS,
CHARTS. DRAMATIC OR MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS, ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
PRINTS, CHROMOS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
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visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act.-the Librarian
“of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
-to the permanent collections of the Library of Congress. including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
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other Government libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
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all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what
_of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
-in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
_after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
_ other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
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In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
_ Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or
musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph
deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Librarian
of Congress during the years 1890 to 1899, inclusive, that any such
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to
the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy-
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition. engraving,
eut, print, chromo, or photograph, the year in which copyright regis-
tration was made, and, if possible, the number under which such
copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, en-
graving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph was entered for copy-
right, with a request for its return. On receipt of such information
and request, such copyright book. map, chart, dramatic or musical
composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph will be re-
turned to the author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant,
unless it has been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, chart,
dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo,
or photograph should be made as early as possible during the year
1913. If no such application has been received during said year,
such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition,
engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph may be disposed of in
accordance with the provisions of section 60 of said act. _
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Fesruary 1, 1913.
(1ir)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY- |
RIGHT PROPRIETORS.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
‘act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled ‘‘An act to amend and |
consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodicals |
named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indicated in |
the list given below.
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volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress.
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name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies indi- |
eated.
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A BC pathfinder railway guide.
© New England railway pub. co.
American digest.
© West pub. co.
American journal of the medical sciences.
© Lea bros. & co.; H. C. Lea; H. C. Lea’s sons & co.
1879-1909
1887-1909
1870-1809
Only the duplicate |
American society of civil engineers. Proceedings and Transac- 1873-1909 |
tions.
© American soc. of civil engineers.
Argosy. 1890-1909 ©
© Frank A. Munsey; The Frank A. Munsey co.; Munsey & co. |
Automobile. 1899-1907
© E. L. Powers co.; Class journal co.
Baby pathfinder. 1886-1909 ©
© New England railway pub. co. |
Bibliotheca sacra. 1870-1906 |
© Bibliotheca sacra co.; W. F. Draper; E. J. Goodrich. |
Brickbuilder. 1892-1909 ©
- © Rogers and Manson; Brickbuilder pub. co.
‘Buyers’ reference. 1892-1809
© Buyers’ reference co.
Carpet and upholstery trade review. 1888-1909
© Review pub. co.
Carriage monthly. 1873-1909
© Ware bros.; Ware bros. co.; I. D. Ware.
Cassier’s magazine. 1891-1909 ©
© Cassier magazine co.
Chicago apparel gazette. 1903-1909
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Christian science journal. 1885-1909
© Mary Baker G. Eddy: National christian scientists assn.
Clothier and furnisher. 1894-1909
‘-* © Masson pub. co.; Geo. N. Lowrey co.
Delineator. 1874-1909
© Butterick pub. co.; E. Butterick & co.
Kcastern drug market. 1901-1908
© Fastern drug co.
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Electrical age.
© Electrical age pub. co.
Engineering magazine.
— € John R. Dunlap; Engineering mag. co.
| oa Leslie’s magazine.
© Frederick L. Colver; Frank Leslie pub. house; Mrs. Frank
Leslie.
Furniture trade review.
© Review pub. co.
General digest. American and English.
_ © Lawyers’ cooperative pub. co.
Good housekeeping.
© Good housekeeping; Phelps pub. co.;
ee attorneys’ quarterly.
© John R. Bland.
‘Haberdasher.
© J. W. Gibson co.; Haberdasher co.
Bromiletic monthly.
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; — © Funk and Wagnalls co.
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© Trade news pub. co.
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Biniana printer.
~ © Inland printer co.
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© Physicians’ pub. co.; Grafton press; Wm. Wood & Co.;
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: © American railway guide co.; Rand, McNally & co.
Rudder.
© Rudder pub. co.
: John M. Seudder; John M. Seudder &
Clark W. Bryan & co.
Samuel H. Steele.
; Cyrus H. K. Curtis.
Gage pub. co.
: Fairchild co.
; New pub. co.
es aa Oy.
(Vv)
; I. K. Funk & co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
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Therapeutic ga zette. 1885-1909 |
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis:
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU- |
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSL |
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- |
struments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and >
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the |
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June
1 P91 1): These proclamations were printed on pages v-x of Part |
3, volume 6, no. 7, and page tv of No. 12, of the Catalogue of Copy- |
right Entries.
‘From information received through the Department of State, the |
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill |
the reciprocal conditions specified i in the proviso to section 1 (e) of |
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den- |
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911),
the Netherlands (Mar. 8, 1911) and Switzerland (Apr. 8 _ 1911).
(vr)
\ DES YEUX; paroles de C. Girault,
. musique de E. Dell’Acqua. (Nou-
‘ yelles mélodies no. 8.) [3917
© Beb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 308445; Schott fréres, Brus-
, sels, Belgium.
\-HUNTING I WILL GO; by Ernie Erd-
‘ man, arr. by Sol P. Levy; vocal orch.
in F. 4to. [8918
©. Mar. 19, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 20,
1913; E 305749; M. Witmark & sons.
- New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
{ LA FONTAINE; par Napoleone Cesi;
' piano. [3919
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5,
' 1913; E 303195; Carisch & Jiinichen,
| i
LA GAVOTTE; von Arthur Seybold; op.
! 171; violine u. pianoforte. [3920
mm €) Hep. 22, 1918; 2 c.. Mar. 21,
| 1913; E 303463; Anton J. Benjamin,
| Hamburg.
— See also Suite in 5 siitzen.
A QUOI BON ENTENDRE; words by Victor
| Hugo, music by S. F. Damon. [3921
= © Mar. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 808702; S. F. Damon, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
A ReEGOLEDO; impressioni e rimem-
branze, di A. Ricci Signorini; piano-
forte no. 1-5. Contents :—Monta-
nine che cantano.—La cascata.—
Mulattieri in cammino.—Un ruscel-
letto.—Montaine che danzano.
[3922
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c Mar. 5,
1913; E 3038201; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
A SPARTENZA; primma “e parti” pe’
New York, duetto drammatico, versi
di A. Matacea, musica di E. de Cur-
tis: canto e mandolino. 4to. [3923
eyriem: 12,°1913-:°2 ¢ Feb; 18,
1913; E 303084; A. Matacea, New
York.
A TRIPOLI; marcia-canzonetta parole di
G. Corvetto, musica di A. Colombino,
arr. by P. Tesio; guitar, 2 mandolins
or violins. 4to. [3924
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 305326; P. Tesio, New York.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
A 20 aus; polka par Angelo Angiolini ;
piano seul. [3925
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5,
1913; E 803207; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
ABANDON; waltz by Charles Deacon;
piano. [3926
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
FE 306821; Weekes & co., London.
ABRANDONO (ABANDON); di Mezio
Agostini; pianoforte. (Impressioni.
8 pezzi, no. 12695.) [8927
© Nov. 9,.1912; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 308897; Carisch & Jinichen, Leip-
zig.
ABENDLIED. See Schumann (R. A.).
ABENDSTANDCHEN ; von Arthur Seybold,
op. 165; violine u. klavier. (Vier
tonbiider, no. 3.) [3928
©) Mar 17. 19133) Ze) Mar. 17,
1913; E 306864; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
ABIDE WITH ME; Sacred duet, words by
Henry F. Lyte, music by Roger N.
Daboll; tenor and bass. [3929
© Mar: 26.1913; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305820; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
ABIE COHN WAS A FIGHTING GUY; Words
and music by J. Kelsey. [8930
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1913; E 305857;
Joe Kelsey, Seattle.
ABSCHIED; ged. von Carl Pusch, musik
von Ruland Aysslinger, op. 112; fiir
vierstimmigen miinnerchor., Partitur
u. stimmen. 8vo. [3931
© Dec. 13, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306635; Johann André, Offenbach
am Main, Germany.
ABSCHIEDLIED. See Heymann-Rheineck
(Carl).
ABSENCE (L’). See Adieu.
ABSENTE (L’); traduit par Franz
Toussaint, musique de Walter Morse
Rummel. (Chansons arabes, no. 2.)
[39382
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 305450; Augener (ltd.), Loudon.
243
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3933
ACH, WER DAS DOCH KONNTE; ged. von
Victor Bliithgen, musik von Wilhelm
Berger, op. 30, no. 7, bearb. von F. H.
Schneider, fiir gemischten chor; par-
titur und stimmen. [39383
© Jan.'16,, 19135 2.7 Maro
1918: E 306909; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
~--= fiir mi&nnerchor; partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [38934
© Jan. 14, -1913 = 2 es? Mare 18}
1913; E 306910; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
ACQUERELLI INFANTILI;
Oddone per pianoforte.
© Feb. 18,
di Elisabetta
[38935
11S. 2, G7 Web. Le,
1913; E~306507; G. Ricordi & o.,
Milan,
ACROSS, THE VALLEY OF MY THARS;
words by I. I’. Ivey, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8936
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308560; Ida F. Ivey, Troy, Ala.
ADAGIETTO; by Gabriel Fauré, tran-
scribed by Ch. Quef, ed. by H.
Clough-Leighter ; organ. [38937
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1918;
I) 3805839; Boston music co., Boston.
| Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
—— See also Suite in 5 sitzen.
ADAMOVSKY (AL.) Dvé klepny
sedska; arr. by Al. Adamovsky ; con-
certina. (Popular and standard mu-
sic, no. 5092.) [389388
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
Ii 308348; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
CaAgo.
ADE, FRAU MULLERIN; ged. von Adolf
sou-
May, musik von Fritz Leutz; miin-
nerchor in D. Partitur. [3939
©).¥en, 15, 1913: 2c. i Mar. 21,
1918; E 3038542; Fr. Ullrich, Godes-
berg a Rh., Germany.
ADE ZUR GUTEN NACHT; volkslied, mu-
sik von Eugen Hildach, op. 33, no. 1;
minnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [3940
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 ce Mar. 1, 1918;
IX 505099; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
Apnirtu (L’); et L’Absence;
de salon par D.
morceaux
Alard, op. 49, revu
et doigté par Hans Sitt; violon et
piano. Cat. 7, no. 10, et 11. [8941
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
ly 308166; Johann Andre, Offenbach
i Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering. ]
‘
pt. III, n. §s., v. St
Apios! a California serenade, words ||
and music by John Humphrey Burke.
Los Angeles, Los Angeles pub. co.
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1918;
H 305227;
Angeles.
ADOREMUS.
John the Baptist.
AFSKEDSHILSEN (At parting); af Nic
colaj Hansen, op. 25, heft 2; violin
og piano. ( Stemningsbilleder, heft
2. Nod aba [3943
Jan. .31,. 1918; 2 G Mar ose
19138; H 306686 ; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
AFTER WORK TO PLAY, AND THEN TO
SLEEP; by Edgar L. Bainton; pf.
(3 little sketches, no. 3.) [3944
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2°) Mare
1913; E 306884; Arthur P. oni |
Boston.
AGGHAzY (CAROLUS) Vier
stticke; von C. Agghazy, op. 41,
klavier. Contents.:—Duo.—Ritor-
nello.—Badinage.—Praeludium und
fuge.
© Noy. 12, 1912; 2 @ Marg, ota
E 303121; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
AGOSTINI (Mrzio) Impromptu; di M.
Agostini; pianoforte. [8946
© Nov. 8, 1912: 2 (ie) Mare
1913; E 303899; Carisch & Jinichen,
Leipzig.
Notturno; di M. Agostini;
forte. [8947
© Nov. 30, 1912: 2 cyeaiareei
1913; E 303403 ; Carisch & Janichen,
Leipzig.
piano-
—— Scherzo; di M. Agostini; piano-
forte. [8948
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2) Maes
1918: E 3038406; Carisch & Jénichen,
Leipzig.
AIDA SELECTIONS.
tions from famous operas.
AIR DE BALLET; by C. Lewis, op. 22, ‘no.
2; ‘pf. [3949
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 G@) Mga
19138; E 305620; Lewis music ae
Atlantic City.
——par Thérése Wittmann; piano.
[3950
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 303077: Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd.. London.
See also Arioso.
244
See Mass in home of Sa
Klavier
[3945
See Famous selec-
IE
[3942 |}
Burke & Jurgens, Los q
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
AIRSHIP (THE); words by T. Strasser,
music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [38951
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1918; E 305570; Tessie Strasser,
Somerville, N. J.
ALABAMA (THE); ball room dance by
Daniel McElhatton and Joseph Can-
telly; pf. with description. Phila-
delphia. People’s theatre bldg.
[3952
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 11,
19138; E 305881; Polish floor pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
ALABARDA (L’); canzonetta popolare
triestina, parole di Vittorio Cutin,
musica di Ernesto Safred; canto e
piano, servibile anche per piano-
forte solo. [3953
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 308524; C. Schmid] & co., Leipzig.
ALARD (D.) Marche; morceau de
salon, par D. Alard, op. 49, revu et
doigté par Hans Sitt: violon et
piano. Cah. 5, no. 8. [8954
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 3038170; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision & fingering. ]
ALBUM LEAVES; by Mary H. Synge; pf.
Contents: Prelude—Cradle song,
Calm sea.—Reverie.—Erin’s wel-
come.—The bird’s spring song.—
The farewell to Erin.—Hymn, Chris-
tian queen. [8955
© Feb. 19, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15,
1918; E 3806527; The year book
press, London.
ALL ABOARD FOR DIXIE LAND; words
and music by C. P. Keene. [8956
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1918; E 308381;
‘Clarence P. Keene, Boston.
ALL FOR THE LADIES; selection by Al-
fred G. Robyn, compiled by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; pf. [38957
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 305170; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ALL FOR you; words and music by M.
Kinney, arr. by M. M. Daley. [8958
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1918; E 308829;
Martin Kinney, Bairdstown, Cal. °
ALL IN FUN; mazurka, by E. S. Phelps;
pf. (Merry days, no. 3.) [8959
@ Mar. 3, 1913; 2c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305124: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
3968
ALL Is ROSY; polka by Chas. Lindsay;
pf. [38960
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 808848; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ALL’ OMBRA DELLE ROSE; mazurka
mignon di Pietro Triola, op. 52, per
pianoforte a 4 mani. [3961
© Dec. 81, 1912: 2 « Jan. 18,
1918; E 3038015; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
ALL’ OVERTURA; von Jean Sibelius, op.
25, fiir grosses orchester. Partitur.
(Scenes historiques, no. 1.) [3962
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303476; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New. York.
ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL;
choral song, words from A merry
heart and other songs, by Mrs. C. F.
Alexander, set to music by H. W.
Davies, op. 33; three female voices.
8vo. [3963
© Feb. 21, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 38038271; H. Walford Davies.
London.
ALL WILL BE WELL OVER THERE; words
by James Rowe, music by Alvis O.
Thomas. [8964
@ Mar, 12) 1913-2 ¢e@ Mar. 17,
1913; E 3054938; A. O. Thomas, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
ALL YE WOODS, AND TREES, AND
FLOWERS; words by John Fletcher,
music by Alfred Pratt, op. 20; mixed
voices. Partitur. 4to. (Two songs
to Pan no. 1) [8965
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 306825; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
ALLEGRETTO IN F'; by Leonard Hen-
niker; organ. (Jn Ingoing volun-
taries, no. 14.) [3966
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913 ;
E 306541; Augener ltd., London.
ALLEGRO BRIOSO E DRAMMATICO IN G
MINOR; by Constantin Sternberg, op.
106; pf. (Three préludes, no. 1.)
[3967
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 308353; G. Schirmer, New York.
ALLEGRO LEGGIERO, IN © SHARP MINOR;
by Constantin Sternberg, op. 106; pf.
(Three préludes, no. 3.) [3968
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913;
EB 308354; G. Schirmer, New York.
ALLELUIA, CHRIST IS RISEN. See Easter
earol service, no. 2.
245
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3969
pt. 1 aS
———— ~~
ALLES IST PERDU; marsch duett a. d.
operette Dorette, von Bruno Hartl.
1. Salon-orchestra. 4to. 2. Gesang
u. klavier. [3969, 8970
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1913 ; E 306750, 306751; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
ALLGEMEINES DANKLIED; alter lobge-
sang, musik von Franciscus Nagler,
op. 65; mannerchor a cappella; Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. (Geistliche
lieder, no. 10.) [38971
@ Sent 1s, LotDe cee Wien. tn
1913; E 803122; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig.
ALLGEMEINES WANDERN ; ged. von Josef
von Hichendorff, musik von Georg
Hablitzel, op. 1; gemischten chor;
partitur und stimmen. 4to. Zwei
gedichte, no. 1.) [38972
© Jan. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
FE 306559; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
ALMEE; poéme orientale par Gastone
Zuccoli, op. 20; pf. (4 petites es-
quisses, no. 4.) [3973
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2c. Feb. 26, 1913;
EH 303023; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
ALONG THE GARDEN WAYS: words by
A. O’Shaughnessy, music by E. Mac
Lean. [3974
(©. Feb... 26, 1918: 2 ¢. Feb, 28,
1918; E 3808297; C. W. Thompson
& co.. Boston.
ALONG THE RIVER OF TIME; words and
music by G. F. Root, arr. by George
C. Stebbins; male voice. [8975
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 14,
1913; E 305721; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
ALS DIE ALTE MUTTER (Songs my
mother taught me); zigeunerlied,
von Ant. Dvorak, op. 55, no. 4, arr.
von Max Laistner: piano. [38976
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 303871; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
ALTER (Das); nach der elften ode
Anakreons, von Lessing, musik von
Iwan Schédnebaum, op. 41; minner-
chor; partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[8977
© Sept. 16, 1912: 2 @ Mar. 1
1913; E 308113;
zig.
’
Fr. Kistner, Leip-
ALTER RACZ, DU TUST MIR LEID; lied aus
der operette Der Zigeunerprimas,
musik von Emmerich Kalman, arr.
von Hans Schott; salonorchester.
Ato. [3978
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1913:
EK 3038134; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
—— text von Julius Wilhelm u. Fritz
Griinbaum, musik yon Emmerich
Kalman. [8979
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 5,
1918; E 303259; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig. :
ALWAYS IN MISCHIEF; polka by E. S.
Phelps; pf. (Merry days, no. 4.)
[38980
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
E 305125; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
AM WEIHNACHTSABEND' (Christmas-
eve); characterstiick von Edmund
Parlow, op. 116; pianoforte solo.
[8981
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 806636; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany.
AMALIA; mazurka by Carlos M. Gutier-
rez; piano. [3982
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1913; HE 306843;
Francisco Castro Gamboa, Brook-
lyn.
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL; words by
Katherine Lee Bates, music by W. C.
Macfarlane. [8983
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2° ier 2,
1913; E 305796; Will C. Macfarlane,
Portland.
AMERICAN GENT MARCH; by EH. D.
Goldby; No. 1. 1st mandolin or vio-
lin. No. 2. 1st banjo. (Choice selec-
tions, no. 6.) [3984, 3985
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ec. each Mar. 29,
19138 ; H 305792, 305793 ; E. D. Goldby,
Paterson, N. J.
AMERICAN (THE) WALTZES; from Un-
der many flags by Manuel Klein, arr.
by T.-P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; full
mandolin orchestra. [3986
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2c Mie,
19138 ; E 308637; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
AMORE (L’) DEI TRE RE; poema tragico
in tre atti, di Sem Benelli, musica
di Italo Montemezzi; opera completa
riduzione di Ugo Solazzi, per canto e
pianoforte. 4to. [8987
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
FE 3068382; G. Ricordi & co.. Milan.
246
no. 3, 1913
Amour (L’) p&Fenpu. See Chappell’s
army journal, no. 596.
AMOUR, VIENS AIDER MA FAIBLESSE. Sec
Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
ANAMITISCHE ZAUBERER: Charakter-
stiick von Ludwig Siede, op. 44:
orchesterstimmen und _ piano-direk-
tion. 4to. [8988
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 19,
» 19138; E 306922; Apollo verlag, Ber-
. lin.
ND YET; words by Fred G. Bowles,
music by G. Marschal-Leepke
[pseud. of Grace Clough-Leighter],
op. 24, no. 4; soprano or tenor and
alto or baritone. [38989
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. each Mar.
31, 1913; E 305846; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston.
ANDATE CON MOTO; by Clifford Daw-
son; organ. (In Ingoing volun-
tarie, no. 16.) [3990
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306543; Augener Iltd., London.
[ANDANTE CON MOTO IN C; by H. F.
Ellingford; organ. (Jn Ingoing yol-
untaries, no. 1.) [3991
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1918;
E 306529 ; Jy Itd., London.
Beaters IN B Fiat; by T. G. Osborn;
organ. (Jn Ingoing voluntaries, no.
9.) [3992
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306537; Augener, Itd., London.
ANDANTE MODERATO: di Franz Drdla.
op. 89, per violino e pianoforte.
[3993
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 306508; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan.
ANDANTE RELIGIOSO: voluntary by
Adam Geibel: organ. Svo. (Jn The
choir, v. 14, no. 3, March, 1913.)
[3994
© Mar. 8, 1913; 1c. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 305332; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
ANDANTE SERIOSO IN D; by A. E. Floyd:
organ. (Jn Ingoing voluntaries, no.
—-«6.) [3995
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306534; Augener ltd., London.
ANDANTE TRANQUILLO: by Claude W.
Parnell; organ. (Jn Ingoing volun-
taries, no. 4.) [3996
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2c. Feb. 15, 1913:
E 306532; Augener Itd., London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4007
ANDANTINO IN B:
organ,
2. )
© Feb. 3, 1913
E 306530:
by B. Luard-Selby;
(In Ingoing voluntaries, no.
[3997
Feb, 15, 1913;
Malena EL. London.
ANDANTINO GRAZIOSO; by Albert Re-
haud, op. 1388, no. 3; organ. [3998
@: Mar. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1915; KE 3038330; G. Schirmer, New
oly
ANDRIETTA (L’); valse italfenne by R.
A. Browne; pf. New York, Smith &
Browne. 3999
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 c Feb. 24,
1915; FE 308031; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
ANIMA (L’) SOGNA; melodia, versi di
Riecardo Mazzola. musica di Enrico
de Leva. [4000
© Feb. 18, 1918: 2 c. Feb. 14,
1913; E 306509; G. Ricordi & co..
Milan.
ANITA; by Mary Edvina Walker; pf.
[4001
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
FE 305120; Willis music co.., ans in-
nati.
ANNA BELL; words and music by J. O.
Dusenbery. Perry, N. Y., Musicians’
supply co. [4002
© Mar. 10. 1913: 2 e@ Mar. 10,
1913; E. 305304; J. Ojers Dusenbery,
Perry, N. Y.
ANNA KARENINA; fantaisie sur l’opera
de Edoardo Granelli; piano. [4003
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306656; W. Bessel & cie., St. Pe-
tersburg, Russia.
ANY COON CAN; words by R.
music by H. M. Tennent.
© Mar); 15,): 1913; 2 ¢.’. Mar.
1913; E 3806895; Chappell & co.,
London.
ANY OLD TIME FOR
Maurice W. Aaron,
Hanff, jr.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1913; E 305407;
Elias Hanff, jr., Philadelphia.
APEDA RAG; by Dave Harris; pf.
[4006
2 ¢.) Mar 12,
Berlin &
S. Hooper,
[4004
at,
Itd.,
MINE; words by
music by E.
[4005
© Mar. 12, 1918;
1913: E 308385; Waterson,
Snyder co., New York.
APPLE (THE) TREE AND THE BUMBLE
BEE; words and music by I. Berlin.
[4007
2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
Berlin & Sny-
© Mar. 7, 1913;
IE 305272: Waterson,
der co., New York.
247
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4008
pt. I1t, 2./S.,*va4
Apris UN REVE (Awaking from dream-
ing) ; French words by Romain Bus-
sine, English version by Nathan
Haskell Dole. music by Gabriel
Fauré, annotated by Camille Thur-
wanger; medium voice. [4008
@ ‘Dec. 20, 1912; 2 e, | More ee
1918; E 306859; Camille Thur-
wanger, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetic annotation and
Eng. version. ]
AprIt; words by Anna Glen Stoddard,
music by Franklin Hopkins. (Jn
Modern poets series: 20 songs for
medium and high voices.) [4009
©: Mar, 19,1913: 2 e: Mars 20,
1918; E 308672; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
APRIL WEATHER; words by Ednah Proc-
tor Clarke, music by G. Marschal-
Lepke [pseud. of Grace Clough-
Leighter]. i. Trio; women’s voices.
(Octavo series, no. 548.) 2. So-
prano or tenor and alto or baritone.
[4010. 4011
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 c. each Mar.
31, 1918; E 805845, 305848; Arthur
P. Schmidt, Boston.
APRITE LA FINESTRA; romanza, versi e
musica di A. Matacea. canto e man-
dolino. Ato. [4012
()) Peb...15;° 1913s. 2).c. aheb:. 48:
1918; E 3808085: Arturo Matacea,
New York.
ARABIAN DREAM; song, music by James
Kendis. Melody only. [4013
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1913; E 808388;
Billy Busch music pub. co., ine,
New York.
ARANYESO; operette 3 felvonésban, irta
Izor Béldi, verseit irta Adolf Mérei,
zenéjét szerzette Béla Zerkovitz. 1
and 2 fitizet. [4014
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 18,
1918; E 306980; Rézsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
ARCADIA; words by C. Butler, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine. [4015
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918:
I) 808526; Catherine Butler, Middle-
town, N. Y.
ARE YOU COMING TO THE BALL: words
and music by Helen Trix. [4016
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
IX 305167; M. Witmark & sons. New
York. |
7
ARE YOU READY; words and music by
E. Williamson. Washington, M.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4017
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913; ||)’
E 308546; E. Williamson, Lorimer, |
Ta. Si
Bit
ARIA; von Ernst von Dohnaényi, op. 23;
klavier.
0 5 es |
© Mar. 22, 1913;.2 Gatineeeeee
1918; E 3808598; N. Simrock, g. mJ
b. h., Berlin.
See also Handel (G. F.)
ARIETTE,
poésie de Paul Verlaine, musique de
Riccardo Zandonai. [4019
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1913;
E 306510; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Artoso; et, Air de ballet; Morceaux de
salon par D. Alard, op. 49, revu et
doigté par Hans Litt; violon et pi-
ano. Cah. 2, no. 8 et 4.
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303167; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering. ]
ART WEARY, SOUL; words by Fred. G.
Bowles, music by Oliver Barton; no.
} InsG:
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 2 a9iae
E 308087; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don.
AS NOW THE SUN’S DECLINING RAYS;
anthem for eventide, words from
the latin by J. Chandler, music by
H. C. L. Stocks; mixed voices. 4to:
(Church choir library, no. 158.)
[4022
© Mar. 14, 1918;°2 eh Maret
1913; E 306873; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. .
ASCENSION DU MOoNnT BLANC.
Chamounix.
ASHES OF LOVE: lyric by Mae A. Mc-
Namara, music by James W. Conrad.
[40238
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ce Mario;
1918; E 305798; Conrad & Card,
Glendale, N. Y.
AT AN OLD-TIME BALL; words and music
by Shelton Brooks. [4024
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 c. Marae
1913; E 308656; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago. .
AT THE BALL (AI ballo); by Eugenio
di Pirani; pf.
© Feb. 19, 1918; 2 c Feb. 28,
1913: E 808289: Oliver Ditson Co.,
Boston.
See
248
IL PLEURE DANS MA CUR; |
[4020
(Drei stticke fiir klavier, |
[4018 |.
[4021 |
—— a le =
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 3, 1913 —
\T THE CRYSTAL SEA: words by Wim.
Appel, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[4026
‘© -Feb..-18,1013;-2.¢. Feb. 28,
“1913: E 308306; Geo. F. Rosche, Chi-
cago.
\T THE TEN-CENT MOVIE SHOW; words
by Leo. J. Curley, music by George
Christie. [4027
© Mor, 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 11,
1913; E 3053872; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
AT TWILIGHT; verses by **** *******#44
and Perey Aldridge Grainger, music
by P. A. Grainger; unace. mixed
chorus and tenor solo. Choral and
piano score. 4to. [4028
men.) 8, 1913;) 2c. Mar, 13,
1918; BE 303318; Schott & co., Lon-
don.
ATLANTIC BREAKERS: march and two
step by Ernest J. Schuster; pf.
Indianapolis, Ind. Warner C. Wil-
liams & Co. [4029
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 26,
1913; E 305609; Warner C. Wil-
liams, Indianapolis.
ATLANTIC City (THE) RAG; words by
J. K. Rosanne, pseud. of L. Richard-
son, music by Kathryn Kaufmann,
pseud. of Maude Kleffman. Unace.
[4030
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1918; E 305744;
Lawrence Richardson, Altoona, Pa.
ATTACCO DI CAVALLERIA; marcia di A.
Leonardi, per pianoforte. [4031
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21.
1913; E 303482; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Leipzig.
AU CLAIR DE LUNE, LAc LEMAN; par
Paul Ertel, op. 27; pf. (Deux
suites pour le piano; Quatre impres-
sions de la Suisse, no. 3.) [4032
© Web. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; BH. 308020; Rob. Forberg,
Leipzig.
AU JARDIN DE MON ccUR: chant, mu-
sique de BH. Dell’ Acqua. (Nouvelles
mélodies pour chant et piano, no.
10 (40).) [4033
i Hep: 25. 1918: 2 ¢ Mar. 21,
1913; E 303444;.Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
AU PRINTEMPS. See Gounod (C. F.)
Av somr; lied sans paroles par Mau-
rice Blazy; violoncelle et piano.
[4034
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913: E 303068; B.-Roudanez, Paris.
4043
AUF DIE WELT LASS UNS PFEIFEN;
pfeifduett aus der operette Die
kleine ratte von Robert Hank, musik
von Lill Erik Hafgren. [4035
© Jan. 26, 1918; 2c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306769; Harmonie verlagsgesell-
schaft, g. m. b. h.. Munich.
AUF DEM GOLD'NEN THRONE; lied aus
der operette, Der Zigeunerprimas,
musik von Emmerich Kaéalmfn, arr.
von Hans Schott; salenorchester.
4to. [4036
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 3081385; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
text von
Fritz Griinbaum,
merich Kalman. [4037
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c Mar. 5,
1913; E 3803260; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
Julius Wilhelm u.
musik von Em-
AUG’UM AUGE, ZAHN UM ZAHN;
aus der oper Paroli,
gesang u. klavier. [40388
(©); Noy. 22; /1912;: 2c. Mar, 21,
1913; E 303509; Harmonie verlag,
Munich.
AuUGE (Das); ged. von Fr. v. Schiller,
musik von Max Peters, op. 62, no. 2;
gemischten chor a cappella. Parti-
tur und stimmen. 4to. [4039
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 303287; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
AUGUSTA; barn dance; by W. A. Bar-
rington Sargent; orch. 4to. [4040
Or Mar 15, 191s; 2).¢e; Mar, 20;
1913; FE 308659 ; Cundy- Bettoney co..
Boston.
AUS DER SCHULZEIT; zehn vierhindige
charakterstiicke, fiir zwei spieler der
anfangestufe, von Richard Berndt.
op. 18; klavier zu 4 hiinden. [4041
)' Web! '13;/191s 2 ¢."’ Mar: 21,
1913: E 3803457; Otto Wernthal,
Berlin.
duett
von Leo Fall;
von Arthur
violine u. klavier.
(Vier tonbilder, no. 2.) [4042
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306865; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
AUSMARSCH; ged. von Franz Lang:
heinrich, musik von H. G. Noren, op.
45, no. 1; tief. (Zwei gesiinge mit
klavier, no. 2.) [40438
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 21,
1913: E 3806613; Musikverlag Kos,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schéneberg.
AUS VERGANGENER ZEIT;
Seybold, op. 165;
249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4044
AutTREFoIs (A retrospect); by Edgar
Barratt; piano. [4044
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1918;
E 303270; Elkin & co., ]td., London.
AuTuMN; words by A. Weiss, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4045
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 18,
1918; E 308459; Amelia Weiss, Al-
bany, N. Y.
Ave Marta; parole di C. De Titta, mu-
sica di Gaetano Monteforte; soprano
o tenore con acc. di pianoforte.
. 4046
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c, Mar, (10,
1913; E 306833; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
—— See also Gounod (C. F.)
AVE MARIS STELLA; by Richard Far- |
rant, adapted by J. Lewis Browne;
mixed voices and organ with Latin
and English text. (Octavo church
music, no. 4.) [4047
© Feb. 27, 1913; .2 ¢ Feb, 28,
1918; E 308276; Gilbert music co.,
Chicago.
AWAKE! AWAKE; words by H. D. Ban-
ning, music by Wolseley Charles; in
G and A flat. [4048
© Mar. 15, 19138; 2 ec. each Mar.
17, 1918; E 3806889; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crevy, ltd., London.
AWAKE, JERUSALEM, AWAKE; anthem
words by Charles Wesley, music by
T. D. Williams; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo church music, no. 10252.)
[4049
(oy Mar. 25, 1913 +"2"-c.” Mar. ‘2a,
1913; E 308836: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
AWAKE O WORLD; words by Elsie Dun-
can Yale, music by A. Geibel. (Oc-
tavo church music, no. 168.) [4050
Feb.: 4, 1918:°2 @ Mar. 18,
1913; E 308441; Adam Geibel music
co., Philadelphia.
See Doll house suite.
See
AWAKENING.
BAAL CHORUSES AND RECITATIVES.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
BABY AND FAIRIES
song.
DANCE, See Fairy
BaBy NELL; words by D. Turrill, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4051
© Feb. 4, 39132) 2 ey IMiar ae,
1918; E 308490; Doreas Turrill,
Chatham, Canada.
BABYLON; four part chorus by M. Wat- : |
son, arr. by J. C. Warhurst; wo-—
men’s voices.
>
4052
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 ce, Mar. 25,
1913; H 308842 ; Theo. Presser co,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Clavecin
(The)
Bach; by J. “8. Bach, eaiiy ee
Clough-Leighter ; pf.
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913%
E 305226: Boston music co., Boston. -
[Copyright is claimed on editing.] —
Complete organ works; a eritico-
‘practical edition, provided with a
preface f[etc.] by Charles-Marie
Widor and Dr. Albert Schweitzer.
vy. A.
Mature master-period. obl.
4to. [4054
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
A 833682; G Schirmer, New York.
pt. "2:
—— Sinfonia (Hirten - symphonie) ;
aus dem Weihnachts-oratorium von
J. S. Bach, frei bearbeitet von Sig-
frid Karg-Elert fiir harmonium, fiir
alle systeme. [4055
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c Feb. 26, 1913;
E 3030638: Carl Seimon, Berlin.
BacH (KaR~L PHILIPP WMANUEL)
Zehn geistiiche lieder; musik von K. —
Ph. E. Bach, bearbeitet von Johannes
Dittberner; gemischten chor; parti-
tur. 4to. [4056
© Sept 23, 1912: 2 Mar 1) 19ia0
E 3038112; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger, |
T Copyright is claimed on ©
Leipzig.
arrangement. ]
BacK TO OLD LOUISIANN;
Maurice W. Aaron, music by HE.
Hanff, jr.
© 4° Mam
Elias Hanff, jr.,
15, 1918; H 305408;
Philadelphia.
BAGATELLE ;
L. Guilbault, op. 15, no. 1; chant et
piano. Lowell, E. L. Tucot. [4058
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 «. Mar. 5, 19135
E 305180; Louis Guilbault, Lowell.
BaGpaD; march and two step from The
lady of the slipper by Victor Her-
bert, arr. by Harold Sanford; orch.
4to. [4059
© Mar. 3, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305147; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
200
[4053 |
Preludes and fugues of the —
words by
[4057 :
book of Anna Magdalena |
paroles et musique par —
1
:
|
pt. m,n. s.,v.8 ||
eros «
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 38,1913
BaiseR (LE) D’EUNICE; paroles et
smusique de E. Dell’Acqua. (Nou-
velles mélodies, no. 9.) [4060
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913: E 308446: Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
BAKAWALIS DANCE; by Edgar L. Bain-
ton; pf. (38 little sketches, no. 1.)
; [4061
fo mar. 15, 1913; 2c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306882; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
BAL AU CHATEAU; valse par A. Nolck,
op. 167, no. 1; violoncelle et piano.
(Six petits morceaux, no. 1). [4062
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1918;
E 306617; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
BALLABILE CAPRICCIOSO ; trio by Myron
A. Bickford; mandola, mandocello
and mandolin. (Gibson edition. no.
65 G.) [4063
ao Mar, 22, 1913: 2 ¢ Mar: 17,
1918; E 305751; Gibson mandolin-
guitar co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
BaLuaTA; di Alessandro Longo, op. 60,
per pianoforte. (Lirica, suite di
quattro pezzi, no. 4.) [4064
carer: Ja, 1913: 2 ¢. Keb: 14,
19138; E 306511; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
di Mezio Agostini, per pianoforte.
[4065
© Nov. 9, 1912: 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 30384838; Carisch & Jinichen,. Leip-
zig.
BaARBER’s (THE) BEANO; one or two-
step rag-time by Max Dressler;
piano. [4066
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 19,
1913; E 306923; Charles Sheard &
co., London.
BARCAROLA; par Vincenzo La Capria;
violon et piano. (Morceaux choisis,
no. 108.) [4067
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 3038192; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
BARCAROLE [UND] MENUETTO; im alten
stile von Hermann Keiper, op. 10,
nr. 1 u. 2; fiir violoncell mit klavier-
begleitung. [4068
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
FE 303235; P. Pabst, Leipzig.
BARCAROLLE; by George C. Richard-
son; piano. (Musical stories, no. 2.)
[4069
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 15,
1913; E 303380; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
“ 4078
BARCAROLLE—Continued.
—-— par Edoardo Granelli, op. 26, no.
1; piano. [4070
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306651; W. Bessel & cie., St.
Petersburg, Russia.
BARONESSA (LA) DI CARINI; tragedia
lirica in un atto, di Francesco Paolo
Mulé, musico di Giuseppe Mulé, ridu-
zione, per canto e pianoforte del),
autore. [4071
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 10, 1913;
EK 306884; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) BLUE DANUBE;
waltzes by Johann Strauss, arr.,
bowed, cued and fingered by Albert
G. Mitchell; violin. (Stanhope edi-
tion, class A, no. 81.) [4072
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1918; E 305826; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
BEAUTY (THE) ROSE: words and mu-
sic by A. Comport. [4073
© 1c. Mar. 17, 19138; E 305522;
Angelina Comport, New York.
BECAUSE HE DID HIS DUTY; by George
Christie, arr. by Sol. P. Levy; in E
flat; vocal orchestra. 4to. [4074
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ¢« Mar. 19,
1913: E 308634; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. |
Words by J. Will Callahan, music
by George Christie. [4075
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305166; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
BECAUSE WE ARE AMERICANS; words
and music by R. lL. Lamb. [4076
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305141; Robert L. Lamb, Brook-
lyn,
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Rondo in
G; by Beethoven, op. 51, no. 2, ed.
by S. Hawley; piano. (Hawley
edition, no. 44.) [4077
©; Mar. 20; 9943 3\2.:¢., Mar, 21,
1913; E 303582; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
—— Scherzo; by Beethoven, op. 31, no.
3, ed. by S. Hawley; piano. (Haw-
ley ed., no. 42.) [4078
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
1918; E 303588; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
251
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4079
‘pt. 1 siya
BEHOLD A HUMBLE TRAIN; words by
Edward Harland, melody by G. Tar-
tini, transcribed by Thomas loster ;
medium voice. [4079
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 ¢@. Mar.. 29,
1913; E 305799; G Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
BEI DER EINFUHRUNG EINES’ GEIST-
LICHEN ODER LEHRERS; musik von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 65; mianner-
chor a cappella. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Geistliche lieder, no.
5 [4080
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
Ii 308128; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung(R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig.
BEI DER EINWEIHUNG EINER KIRCHE
ODER SCHULE; musik von Franciscus
Nagler, op. 65; minnerchor a cap-
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Geistliche lieder, no. 16.) [4081
© Sept. 13, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 308124; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung (R. Linnemann),
Leipzig.
BEI DER GRUNDSTEINLEGUNG EINER
KIRCHE ODER SCHULE; musik von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 65; minner-
chor a cappella. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Geistliche lieder, no.
15.) [4082
© Sept. 13, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303127; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung (R. Linnemann),
Leipzig.
BEI EINEM (AMTS-) JUBILAUM; musik
von Franciscus Nagler, op. 65; miin-
nerchor a cappella. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. (Geistliche lieder,
no. 14.) [4083
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 303125; C. F. W. Siegel’s. musik-
alienhandlung ‘ig Rp Linnemann),
Leipzig.
BEIM ABSCHIEDE EINES GEISTLICHEN
ODER LEHRERS ; Musik von Franciscus
Nagler, op. 65; miinnerchor a cap-
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Geistliche lieder, no. 13.) [4084
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 1, 1918;
H} 3803126; C. F. W. Siegel’s musik-
alienhandlung (R. Linnemann),
Leipzig.
3ELIEVE ME IF ALL THOSE ENDEARING
YOUNG CHARMS (O creid mé, d&
neugfadh snas dluinn do ghné);
words by Thomas Moore, Irish ver-
sion by Archbishop McHale, music
BELIEVE ME IF ALL THOSE ENDEARING
YOUNG CHARMS—Continued. 4@
arr. by T. R. G. Jozé;, mixed voices.
(Irish part-songs, no. 15.) [4085
© Jan, 1, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 28, 1913;
E 3803051; Vincent music co., 1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
BELLE (LA) NICOTINE; valse by Horace
Barker; full orch. 4to. (In Boo-
sey’s orchestral journal, no. 155.)
[4086
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 e. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 306464; Boosey & co., London.
—— —— military band. (Jn Boosey’s
new supplemental military journa!,
1918, no. 111.) [4087
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 306470; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
— waltz, by Horace Barker; piano.
[4088
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 306580; Boosey & co., London.
Betts (THE) OF ELY; words by Fred
EH. Weatherly, music by Samuel
Mann, in A flat and B flat... [4089
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1913;
EH 3803078; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. —
BELLS (THE) OF LEE; words by Fred
EK. Weatherly, music by Stephen
Adams. [4090
© Mar. 12, 191387 2) Marie
1918; E 808358; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
BELLS oF LONDON; march by Keith
Keppell; military band, with tubular
bell obbligato. (Jn Boosey & Co.’s
supplemental journal, no. 110.)
[4091
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 © Mana
1918; E 303550; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
BENEATH THE NORTHERN SKY; Words
by M. Baker, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4092
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 @ Mar iis)
1913; E 808616; Mary Baker, Wash-
ington,
BENEATH THE WEEPING WILLOW BY THE
STREAM; words and music by A. EH.
Ostlin. New York, Ebbets music co.
[4093
© Mar. 2) 1913;.2 « Mar ie
1918; E 305364;
Kansas City, Mo.
Arvid E. Ostlin;
252
-BENeEDIcTUS; set to music by Samuel
Liddle; in F; mixed voices. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 158; in
his Morning, communion and even-
ing service. ) [ 4094
eo mar. 18, 1913; 2c. Mar. 22,
1918; E 308610; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
BERCEUSE; by J. Frysinger; organ, in
A flat. [4095
© Feb. 19. 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1913;
E 308287; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
——by Ludwig Schytté, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth; mando-cello solo. [4096
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1913; E 305782; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on the
arrangement. |
——par Francis Macmillen, arr. par
Marie Edwards; pour piano. [4097
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1918; E 3803561; B. Schott’s séhne.
Mainz, Germany.
——et, Tyrolienne; morceaux de Ssa-
lon, par D. Alard, op. 49, revu et
doigté par Hans Sitt;: violon et
piano. Cah.-8, no. 12 et 13. [4098
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c Mar. 5, 1913:
FE 303168; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering. |
—— slumber-song by Albert Renaud,
op. 1388, no. 2; organ. [4099
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2-¢. Mar. 13,
1913; E 303331; G. Schirmer, New
York.
—— (Wiegenlied); di Mezio Agostini,
per pianofore. [4100
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 3038484; Carisch & Jiinichen, Leip-
zig.
See also Godard (B. L. P.)
BERCEUSE FROM JOCELYN. See Jocelyn.
BERCEUSE IN C; by A. Eaglefield Hull;
organ. (Jn Ingoing yoluntaries, no.
20.) [4101
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306547; Augener, Itd., London.
BeERLIN-WIEN; walzer nach motiven
der posse, Der zaungast, musik von
Martin Knopf; klavier. [4102
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c Mar. 18,
1913; E 306911; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
BESIDE THE OLD TRYSTING PLACE; words
by Mrs. G. W. Cox, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4103
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308466; Mrs. G. W. Cox, Indian-
apolis.
87598—13——2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4114
BESIDE THE WILLOW TREE; words by
Sidney Davis, music by T. W. Thur-
ban. {4104
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 21,
1918; E 806625; Empire music pub.
office, 1td., London.
BESSIE; words by M. A. Meier, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., inc. [4105
© Feb. .10,,.1913;..2 \¢.. Mar. 18,
1915; E 308584; Mary A. Meier, Oak
Run, Cal.
BETTER (A) WoRLD; words by N.
Allphin, music by W. J. Graves.
[4106
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2c. Mar.. 17,
1918; E 3805467; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
ws
BEWARE OF THE WIDOW; written by
A. J. Mills, composed by Bennett
Scott. [4107
@ “Mar. 14,1913; 2c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 306940; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
BEYOND THE MISTS; sacred duett,
words and music by J. N. King; ten.
and alto. [4108
©, Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305194; Joseph N. King, Norris-
town, Pa.
BIEGSAM, SCHMIEGSAM UND ELASTISCH ;
wackeltanz aus der operette Gold-
ner leichtsinn, von Josef v. Koblin-
ski, musik von Charles Alfredy. 1.
Gesang wu. klavier. 2. Orchestra;
arr. von Otto Lindemann. 4to.
[4109, 4110
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2. c. each Mar. 5,
1913; E 303238, 303239; Roland
deutsche verlagsgesellschaft, m. b.
h., Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement for orchestra. ]
BIG TIME IN AN ARIZONA TOWN; words
and music by I. T. Chapple. {4111
© 1 ¢e. Mar. 31, 1913; E 305854;
Isaac T. Chapple, Orion, Ill.
- BILLIKEN RAG; by HE. J. Stark; pf. St.
Louis. Stark music co. {4112
© Feb. 21, 1918; 2 c« Feb. 26,
1913; E 305236; John Stark, St.
Louis.
BILLY KEN-INTERMEZZO; aus der posse,
Doppel-firma, von Artur Steinke. 1.
Orchesterstimmen mit piano-direc-
tion. 4to. 2. Piano. [4113, 4114
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 28,
1913; KE 303052, 303053; Apollo-
verlag, Berlin. [1. Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
253
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4115
BIMPA CARABINIERA;: Ccanzonetta popo-
lare triestena, musica e parole di
Augusto Vianelle. [4115
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2-c: Mary o)/a19is*
I 303244; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
Birp’s (THE) Al-
bum leaves.
SPRING SONG. See
BLACK AND GOLD; words and music by
Madeleine Egan. 4to. [4116
© Mar. 1; 1913: 2 ¢ Mar ror iais:
i 305186; Music club, N. E. high
school for girls, Philadelphia.
BLARNEY (THE) STONE; written by
Michael Hannaway and Harry Lau-
der, composed by Harry Lauder.
[4117
© Marti. 11S" 26 Mar 12,
1913: EH 3083807 3) B..- warms: &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
Baw (Spielerei) ; dichtung von Detlev
von Liliencron. musik von L. Sachs,
op. 142, no. 1. [4118
© Febts3) 4913 32 ‘co. Siar. 8, 1913-
EK 806638; Léo Sachs, Paris.
BLAUE JUNGENS; Marine marsch, text
und musik von Max Larsen, arr. von
H. Bliithgen. 1. Orchester. 4to. 2.
Klavier mit text. [4119, 4120
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 1,
1913; E 303070, 303071 ; Fritz Steidl’s
verlag, Altona (Elbe) Germany.
BLESSED CITY, HEAV’NLY SALEM; an-
them, music by Charles Villiers
Stanford, op. 134: mixed voices.
Partitur. 4to. (Church choir series,
no. 159.) [4121
©. Mare 10, “1918. 2 -e Mar 10.
1913; E 806827; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
BLESSED (THE) LAND.
hymns.
Sec New gospel
BLESSED WORDS OF JESUS. See New
gospel hymns.
BLICK IN: DEN STROM (Gaze in the
Stream); ged. von Nicolaus Lenau,
English version by Miss C. H. Abra-
hall, musik von Felix Weingartner,
op. 16, no. 8. 1. Mittlere stimme.
2. Tiefe stimme. [4122, 4123
© Aug. 26,1912; 2 ¢. each Mar. 21,
1913; E 303411, 308412; C. A. Chal-
lier & co., Berlin.
SLUE-BIRD (THE); waltz by
Bilbro; pf.
Mathilde
(Merry hours, no. 5.)
[4124
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1913:
Ky 308835; Hatch music eco., Phila-
delphia.
pt. Il, 0. S5 vee
BLUE EYES; a semi-comic love song —
with chorus in 2 versions, words |
and music by E. S. Jessup. [4125
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1913; E 305297;
Edgar S. Jessup, Augusta, Ga.
BLUHEN; ged. von Walter Heinz, mu-
sik von Heinrich G. Noren, op. 45.
(Zwei gesiinge mit klavier, no. 1).
[4126
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 21, 1913
E 306614; Musikverlag Eos, g. m.
b. h., Berlin-Schéneberg.
BLUTEN. See Kirschbltitenlieder.
BLUTENSCHNEE. See Kirschbliiten-
lieder.
BLUTENZWEIG (DER)
tenlieder.
See Kirschblii- |
BLUETTE; valse, air de ballet, par Rich-
ard Drigo, arr. par V. Stepanow;
deux mandolines, mandola. guitare |
et piano. [4127
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2. ¢ Mar, 20) 79ie
E 303458; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
BoHEME See
como )
(Dir). Puccini (Gia- —
BOHEMIAN GIRL SELECTIONS. See Fa-
mous selections from famous operas.
BONHEUR INATTENDU; petit morceau
facile. par C. Graziani-Walter; piano.
(Guirlande de petites fleurs, no. 4.)
[4128
© Sept. 14, 1912>) 25cqa vias
1913; 1 308184; Carisch & Jianichen,
Milan.
BoNEY’S ON THE SEA; words tradi-
tional, music arr. by Herbert Hughes.
[4129
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2.¢ Maret toi68
E 303278; Boosey & co., London.
Bonsour, SuzoN; words by Alfred de
Musset, music by Franklin Hopkins.
(Jn Modern poets series; 20 songs
for medium and high voice.) [4180
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ¢ Marae
1913; E 308665; Cecil Mackie, inc..
New York.
BONNE NUIT MAMAN; petit morceau
facile par C. Graziani-Walter; piano.
(Guirlande de petites fleurs, no. 3.)
[4181
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 © Marga ¢
1918; E 308185; Carisch & Janichen, ~
Milan.
254
no. 3, 1913
;
Bonnie (THE) HARVEST MOON; two
_ part song, words by John Barr.
music by Julius Harrison; treble
voices. 4to. (Competition festival
choruses, no. 3669.) [4132
Seater, 13, 1913: 2 ce. Mar. 18.
1913; E 308425; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
Booster (THE); march by Will D.
Moyer; mandolins and_— guitar.
(Choice selections, no. 141.) [4133
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 308365: George Stannard, Tren-
ton, N. J.
Bosst (C. ApDoLro) Six morceaux
pour orgue; par C. A. Bossi, op. 38,
eah. 2. [4134
foomar & 1913; 2 <«. Mar., 22.
1913; E 3038603; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig. .
BrauMs (JOHANNES) Lullaby (Wie-
genlied); part song by J. Brahms,
arr. by Edward J. Biedermann;
sop. and alto. [4135
| Mar. 35, 1913;°2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305509; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
—— Wiegenlied (Cradle song); by J.
Brahms, op. 49. no. 4, arr. by Max
Laistner; piano. [4136
© Mar. 22, 1913: 2 e. Mar. 22,
1913; E 303596; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
BRAsILiaNa; tango by Sylvester Bel-
monte; pf. [4137
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 29,
1913; E 305810; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Brave (THE) MAN; words by D. S.
Atkinson, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4138
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 13,
1918; E 308581; Daisy Atkinson,
West Edmonton, Canada.
BREAK FORTH; anthem, music by Wil-
fred Robertson; mixed voices. 4to.
(Anthems for Easter, no. 200.)
[4139
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 « Mar. 138.
1918; E 308442; MHall-Mack ©oco.,
Philadelphia.
BripaL (THE) SHOWER; melody by
G. S. Du Bois; pf. Kingston, N. Y.
Mrs. Chas. M. Du Bois. [4140
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
BRIDAL VEIL; by E. Ruth Carlson; pf.
Weshington, H, Kirkus Dugdale eco.,
ine. [4141
© Feb. 10, 1913: 2 c@ Mar. 13,
19138; E 308547; Ellen Carlson, Ash-
land, Wis.
BrRIDE's (THE) PRAYER:
Frank T. Brehm; pf.
© Mar. 10, 1918: 2 «@
1913; FE 305306 ;
Pa.
BRINDISI; valse, morceau de salon, par
ID. Alard, op. 49, revu et doigte par
Hans Sitt; violon et piano. Cah. 10,
no. 16. [41438
© Nov. 4. 1912; 2 c Mar. 5, 1913;
Ii 803169; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision & fingering. ]
reverie by
[4142
Mar. 10,
3rehm bros., Erie,
BRING DIR DIE ZEITEN IN ERINNERUNG;
monolog der Rosine aus Oberst Cha-
bert, von Hermann W. vy. Walters-
hausen, arr. von Otto Lindemann:
eine singstimme mit klavier. [4144
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 806752; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
BROAD SKIES OF HOPE; words written
and music arr. by M. W. Stryker.
: [4145
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 19138;
E 305195; M. W. Stryker, Clinton,
N;
BROKEN (THE) DOLL. See Doll house
suite.
BROKEN HEARTED; words by H. C.
Daniels, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4146
Reb. 4.0 1913 * Zoe. Maro 4s.
1918: E 308542; Henry C. Daniels,
Hartford.
Brook (THE); by E. de Beaupuis;
piano. [4147
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c Mar. 22,
1913: E 303602; W. H. Paling &
co., Itd., Sydney, Australia.
——by Esther Gronow;; pf. [4148
()} Mar...12, 1918: 2 c. Mar, 20,
1913: E 308712; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
—— poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson,
music by P. Lindsey-Conklin: trio
for women’s voices. 4to. [4149
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305259; Gertrude Staples Du E 305101; Pearl Lindsey-Conklin,
Bois, Kingston, N. Y. Los Angeles.
259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4150
Brown EYES; words by H. Grothe, mu-
sic by E. B. Alberts, New York.
The C. L. Partee pub. ¢co. [4150
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 805282: Herman Grothe, De Smet,
S. Dak.
- Bups AND BLOSSOMS; waltz by Adrian
Hope; piano. [4151
© Jan. 3,-19138> 2° Mar Syaois-
BH 303181; Chas.. Begg &. co.,. lid.,
Wellington, N. Z.
BuGLe (THE) CALL; march by Richard
Goerdeler, arr. by Edmund Parlow;
pf. six hands. [4152
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
E 303147; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
BULGARIAN PATROL; march of the
Bulgars, by Ivan Stephanoff; fuli
orchestra. 4to. [4153
Mar. 26. 1913 > 2 2, Mare’ 27,
1918; E 306960; Gould & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
musical setting by
and the Rey.
2d ed. Philide!-
phia, General council publication
board, 1912. 14 p. 8vo. [With
this is: Responsories of the burial
service. Philadelphia, 1912] [4154
Dee -31;- 191072: e. Mare 42.
1918; A 343447: Church music &
liturgical art soc., Philadelphia.
BURIAL SERVICE;
Harry G. Archer
Luther D. Reed.
BURMA MAID; dance intermezzo
Charles Ancliffe; orchestra and
piano conductor. 4to. [4155
iC) Mar 17, Sis 2c: Mar. -18:
1918; E 306918; Hawkes
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
by
piano. [4156
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 15,
1913; E 303383: Hawkes & son,
London.
BUTTERFLY DANCE: by Christian
Schifer, op. 85; pf. (Young folks,
no. 6.) [4157
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c Mar. 17,
1913; E 3806881; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Buy MY VIOLETS FAIR; words by Ed.
Peschemacher, music by Jack
Thompson; in A flat. [415s
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 20,
1913; FE 303554; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
& son, |
By LAW DIVINE; words by Shelley
music by Allan Deane; in G, A
and C. [415
© Feb. 4, 1913: 2 ¢ Feb. 28, 1913; |
E 303061; B. F.- Wood music cog
Boston. 4
By RUNNING BROOK; by Randolph Ches. |
ters pf: [41
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2
1913: E 308336; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia. t
4
BY THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY; words |
by Fred J. Barnes, musie by Ray- |
[4161 |
mond White. L
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 @ Mar aa
1913; E 305410; Koninsky music ¢o.,
Troy, ¥2
By THE SEA; words and music by M.
E. Dean. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4162
© Feb. 10, 19138; 2 @ Mares
1918; E 308564; Mrs. M. E. Dean,
Springfield, Mass.
C’EST ICI QU'ON AIME TOUJOURS; poésie
de Alfred Forest, musique de Edm.
Filippueci. [4165
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1) 19is8
E 303069; Enoch &-co., Paris.
CAHN-SPEYER (RUDOLF) Sechs lieder;
von R. Cahn-Speyer, op. 5; gesang
u. piano. Contents: Fritihlings-
regen.—Der kranke im garten.—
Tod! ruf*noch nicht.—Vor der
schmiede.—Am kreuzweg.—Stiind-
chen. [4164
© Sept. 17, 1912: 2G) Maree
1918; E 303258; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd... Cologne, Germany.
CaLipn (THE) oF BaGpDaAD;
by A. Boieldieu, arr. by Albert G.
Mitchell; violin. (Stanhope edi-
tion, class B.) [4165
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2°@ Marae
1918; E 3808710; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
CALLING TO THEE; words by Harriette
Kershaw Leiding, music by Eugene
Wyatt; low voice. [4166
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 @ ieee
1913; E 308449; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
CALM SEA. See Album leaves.
CAMPUS ECHOES; quadrille by A. Hew-
itt; pf. (Gems from The ideal home
music library, no. 7.) [4167
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar, 117 19iae S
E 305348;
New York.
Charles Secribner’s sons,
256
c. Feb. 288 ||
overture |
eee - “ a ‘
Re Te A ee
6. 3.1913
CAN THE MASTER COUNT ON YOU: words
& and music by N. W. Allphin. [4168
a @© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 17,
1913; E 305460; N. W. Allphin. Fort
| Worth, Tex.
Tg a ee ee i eR ne ne Oe ake! Bee
ni - 9 asd AN, ee ity
_CaANn’T stop; humorous sketch, ragtime
one or two-step, by Pete Washing-
ton; full orchestra. 4to. [4169
© Mar. 26, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 306961; Gould & co., Lon-
don, [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
CANTILENE; by R. G.. Hailing; organ.
(Original compositions for the or-
gan, new series, no. 7.) [4170
Syemar, 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1918; E 306853; Novello & co., l1td.,
London.
/ CANTO pD’ADDIO (Chant d’adieux); 1°*
sérénade en Sol mineur, par Ernesto
Bosso, op. 6; violon avec ace. de
piano. [4171
> sept. 27, 1912: 2c. Mar. -1;
1913; E 3031382; Th. Wallbach, Lau-
sanne, France.
CANTO LONTANO; notturno di A. Mon-
tanari per pianoforte. [4172
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 13,1913;
E 303016; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
CANZONETTA; par Gastone Zuccoli, op.
20; pf. (4 petites esquisses, no. 1.)
[4173
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c Feb. 26,
1913; E 303024; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
— See also Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
CAPRICANTE; marche de concert by
Paul Wachs, ed. and arr. by H. D.
Hewitt; piano four hands. [4174
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2.c¢. Mar. 25,
1915; E 308845; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on editing and arranging. ]
CAPRICE IMPROMPTU; par Carlo Alba-
nesi, op. 52; piano. (Trois mor-
ceaux, no. 1.) [4175
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303158; Edwin Ashdown, ltd..
London.
CAPTAIN CUPID; words by Alice All-
nut, music by E. Kahn; in F. Syd-
ney, Australia, W. H. Paling & co.,
itd. [4176
Dee. 24, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 11,
1913; E 306611; Esther Kahn, Syd-
ney, Australia. :
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4185
CARESSE; intermezzo by Montague
Seymour; piano. [4177
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 20,
19138; E 303546: Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
CARMELINE; gypsy waltz song by Lon
Healy. [4178
©). ‘Mar. 16; .1913.5 2. ¢. Mar. 17,
1915; E 305447; Gilbert music co.,
Chicago.
CARMEN SELECTIONS. See Famous se-
lections from famous operas.
CARMENA; English words by M. Louise
Baum, music by H. Lane Wilson,
arr. by Bertha Remick; treble
voices. (Laurel octavo, no. 221).
[4179
© Mar. .6;..1918; 2 ¢e. Mar, 14,
1918; E 308405: C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on new text and arrangement of mu-
sic. ]
CascaTa (LA) See “A Regoledo.”
CATHEDRAL MORNING CHIMES; by John
Martin; pf. [4180
©, Mar: 10, 1913; 2\.c. Mar: 10,
1913; E 3053805: Brehm bros., Erie,
Fa.
CAUSERIE; par Edoardo Granelli, op.
20, no: 1's: piano. [4181
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 3806652; W. Bessel & cie, St.
Petersburg, Russia.
CEASELESS LOVE. See New gospel
hymns.
Crpro (My Italian Romeo); words by
Andrew B. Sterling, music by H.
Von Tilzer. [4182
(OO) Mar): 25; 1913.5.2:¢0, Mar. 25,
1913; E 308871; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
CELEBRE TRIPLE - BOSTON - MONDAIN ;
pretty coquettes, création et théorie
de E. Giraudet, musique de Francis
Popy: piano. [4183
© Web. 12) (198s 12 "eels. V28,
1913; E 3038067; Hachette & Gie.,
Paris.
CELESTINA; entr’ acte by Guy Jones;
piano. [4184
© Mar. 138, 1913; 2 ¢c. Mar. 14,
1913; E 303357; W. Paxton & co.,
ltd., London.
CreLIA; words and music by H. E.
Jenkins. [4185
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1913; E 305385;
Harold Elliott Jenkins, Penn Yan,
N, &.
257
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4186
pt. 01, n. s., v. 8
*CELLO MAN; words by George Porter
Smith, music by Richard A. Whiting.
[4186
© Mar. "26, 4913) c. Mar 13%,
1913; E 305839; Forster musie pub.,
Chicago.
CHAMINADE (CECILE LOUISE STE-
PHANIE) Ritournelle (Ritornelle) ;
French words by Francois Coppée,
English version by Nathan Haskell
Dole, music by C. Chaminade, anno-
tated by C. Thurwanger; medium
voice. [4187
© Dec - 20; 1912) 25 6 iar 47,
1918: E 3806862; Camille Thur-
wanger, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on annotation and English
version. ]
2,
a
y
CHAMOUNIX, ASCENSION DU MONT
BLANC; par Paul .Ertel, op. 27; pf.
(Deux suites pour le piano; Quatre
impressions de la Suisse, no. 4.)
[4188
© Feb. 1h) 913 2o-e, “Web. 26.
1918; E 808019; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
CHANGING LOVE; words and music by
EK. Nugent. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4189
(©) Men 4. 1913" OD). eo Mats:
1913; E 303344; Emma Nugent Ot-
ford, Seven Oaks, England.
CHANSON DU ROI DS THULE. See Gou-
nod (C, F.)
CHANSONETTE; by Frank Maurice; pi-
ano. [4190
(dan, 28, 19135) 2uc. Heb. 13;
1915; E 306499; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
CHANSONNETTE; melody by Wilfrid
Sanderson; orchestra. 4to. [4191
© Mar. 26, 19138; 2 c Mar. 27,
1918; E 306962; Gould & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
CHANSONS ET CANTILENES; douze chan-
Sons tant veilles que veillottes, ré-
unies par Maurice Le Sieutre, har-
monisées par Victor ‘Trassard;
chant et piano. [4192
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
IX 306577; Augener, Itd., London.
|Copyright is claimed on the har-
monisation. ]
CHANT D’AUTOMNE; par Edoardo Gra-
Hel; Op... 25, no. 33 piano. [41938
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 e. Mar. 8. 1918 ;
Ky 306658; W. Bessel & cie., St. Pe-
tersburg, Russia.
CHANT DE PRINTEMPS; par Edoardo
Granelli, op. 27, no. 3; piano.
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
I 306654; W. Bessel & cie, St. Pe-
tersburg. Russia.
CHANT DU PAYSAN; petit morceau
facile par C. Graziani-Walter ; piano.
(Guirlande de petites fleurs, no. 6.)
[4195
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 « Mar. &
1915; E 503186; Carisch & J&anichen,
Milan.
CHANT DU soiR (Twilight song) ; réve-
rie par Edwin D. Lloyds, piano.
[4196
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c Mar. 20,
1913; E 303562; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHANT HINDOU, DESESPERANCE (De-
spair, Hindoo song); French words
by Armand Ocampo, English version
by Nathan Haskell Dole, music by
H. Bemberg, annotated by C. TYhur-
wanger; medium voice. [4197
© Dec. 20, 1912: 2 €. "Mar eae
1913; E 303298; Camille) fie
wanger, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetic annotation and
English version. }
CHANT SANS PAROLES; par Carlo Al
banesi, op. 54; piano. (Trois mor-
ceaux, no. 3.) [4198
© Mar. 4, 1918; 2 &. Mar) 5) 19iee
FE 303159; Edwin Ashdown, ltd)
London.
CHANTICLEER. See Etude caractéris-
tique.
CHANTSHE IN AMERICA; Song words by
I. Lillian, musie by J. Rumshisky.
[4199
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar, Sagi
EK 305266; Hebrew pub. co., New
York.
CHAPPELL’S ARMY JOURNAL, NO. 396;
music arr. by Dan Godfrey; full
military band. Contents :—L’amour
défendu; by H. J. Van Praag.—Old
Cremorne; by Gordon Dayson. —
Porcupine patrol; by Lionel Monck-
ton.—Little grey home in the West;
by Hermann Lohr.—There’s a hill
by the sea; by Hermann Lohr.
[4200
© Mar. 15, 1918: 2¢) Meare
1913: E 306901; Chappell & ¢o., tds
London.
4
[4194 —
r
.
F
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 305264; Vinton pub. co., Boston.
‘CHARGE OF CAVALRY (Ritt der kaval-
”
lerie) ; by F. Sabathil; piano. [4202
Feb. 18; 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1918; E 303065; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CHARGE (THE) OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE;
poem by Alfred Tennyson, music by
J. W. Ford. [4203
Gemar 25, 1913; 2c. Mar. 26,
foras ) SO08851- J. W.. Ford, To-
ronto, Canada.
CHARLEY’S NEVER BEEN WED BEFORE;
words by A. J. Mills, music by Ben-
nett Seott. [4204
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 19138;
E 306576; Star music pub. co., Itd.,
London.
CHARM (THE) OF SPRING; music by
Bertram Luard-Selby; two sopranos
and alto. 4to. (Competition festival
choruses, no. 3671.) [4205
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
19138; E 308426; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
CHAUFFEUR! INS METROPOL; zweites
potpourri aus der revue, text von
Julius Freund, musik von Rudolph
Nelson, arr. von Otto Lindemann:
klavier mit tiberlegtem text. [4206
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303414; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
CHAUFFEUR-MARSCH;: aus der operette
Goldner leichtsinn von Charles A\l-
fredy, bearb. von Otto Lindemann.
1. Orchestra. 4to. 2. Pianoforte.
| 4207, 4208S
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
5, 1913; E 303240, 303241; Roland
Deutsche verlagsgesellschaft, m. b.
h., Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
CHEWING GUM; musical monolog,
words and music by I. Wister.
[4209
© ic. Mar. 25, 19138; E 308854;
Isabel Wister, San Francisco.
CHICK, CHICK, CHICKEN’S THE CRY;
words by B. C. Weibert, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4210
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308468; Bayard E. Weibert. Ham-
Bure, N. Y.
& : MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
po. 3, 19138 4219
CHARGE (THE); march and two step | Cuic-KA-saw; words by Vick Lang-
by Jacob Henry Ellis; pf. Boston, horne, musie by Gus Pentland. Den-
The Vinton music pub. co. [4201 ver, Rocky Mountain music co.
{4211
© Mar. 12, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 17%,
1913; E 305527; J. V. Langhorne,
Fort Logan, Col.
CHILDHOOD DAYS; words and music by
R.' J. Nourse. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4212
© Feb. 24, 1913: 2 ce Mar. 27,
1918; E 305689; R. J. Nourse, North
Middleboro. Mass.
CHILD’s (THE) DEATH; words by A.
Henningsen, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4213
© Feb. 4, 19138 ;.2 ce. Mar. 18, 19138;
FE 308514; Agnes Henningsen, Dillon,
Mont.
CHIMPANZEE; words by Marvin Lee,
music by Ernest Breuer. [4214
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
I 3053817; Frank Clark music ¢o.,
Chicago.
CHINA (THE) MANDARIN; words by
Helen F. Bantock, music by Gran-
ville Bantock; treble voices. Ato.
[4215
Meb,: 26, 1913; 2. ¢. Feb. 27,
19138; E 803027; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
CHINITA; tango
Hudson; pf.
ise: Web. 2151913;
Lora M. Hudson, Chicago.
argentine by L. M.
[4216
EK 305230;
CHIQUITA CHI; by Helen Trix, arr. by
W. C. O'Hare; in G; vocal orches-
tra. 4to. [4217
© Mar. 18,.1913; 2 ce. Mar. 19,
1913; FE 308635; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) Ma-
zurka': by’ Hf.) Chopin, op: ''T, e.’.d,
arr. by Edmund Singer, ed. by Hugo
Ries; violin and piano. [4218
(©). Mar. 26; 1918; 2c. Mar. 28,
1913; KE 305732; Boston music Co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. |
—— Nocturne; by F. Chopin, op. 9, no.
2. arr. by Edmund Singer, ed. by
Hugo Ries; violin and piano. [4219
C) Mar. 26, 1913; 2c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305733; Boston music ¢o.,
SJoston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
259
A
CATALOGUE OF
4220
Cuopin (Eréptéric FRANGotIs)—Contd.
- arr. by R. BE. Hildreth. No.
1. Tenor mandola‘solo. No, 2. Man-
do-cello solo. [ 4220, 4221
© Mar, 22, 1918; 2 ¢c. each Mar.
99 1918: BE 805789, 305790; Walter
Jacobs, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
—— Quatorze (Les) valses; de Cho-
pin, les lecons écrites de Raoul
ugno, avee préface et histoire des
valses par Kdouard Gauche; piano.
[4222
©) ‘Jan, 22): 1018772 am lenses,
1913; KE 3803066; Librarie des an-
nales, Paris. [Copyright is claimed
on lecons écrites. |
CHRIST HAS CONQUERED DEATIL FOREVER.
See Haster carol service, no, 2.
CHRIST, THE CONQUEROR; Waster an-
them,
musie by W.
mixed voices with sop.
and organ ace. 4to. (Series 9 of
sacred quartets and choruses, no
1052. ) [4223
© Mar, 14, yee 2) ¢,. Mar. aT,
1918; HK 805581; Boston music co.,
Boston.
words by Benjamin Schmolke,
Berwald; chorus of
and ten. soli
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN AGAIN: an-
them for Kaster, words from the
German by Catherine Winkworth,
music by Hugh Binir, op. 31; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral album no.
1118.) [4224
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb, 18, 1913;
1) SOGHHG: sjayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow.
SHRISTIAN QUEEN, See Album leaves.
CHURCH (THE) -.IN THE WILDWOOD;
words and music by W. 8S. Pitts, arr.
by George C. Stebbins; male voice.
[4225
© Dec, 20,1912: 2 ¢ Mar W4
19138; E 805722; Charles M: Alexan-
der, Philadelphia. [Copyright is
Claimed on arrangement. }
Ciurre (THE) THAT BALKED; words by
Ii. Bond, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H, Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine, [4226
© Feb. 10, 1913: 2 @ Mar. 13,
1913; I 808615; Evelyne Bond, Pe-
tersburg, N. Y.
CIAJA (AZZ0OLINO
% sonate per
NO ine
SERNARDINO DELLA)
cembalo, op. 4a; del
Della Ciaja, ed., rev. e provve-
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ITI, 0: S., V..a
re &
CIAJA (AZZOLINO BERNARDINO DELLA) —=4
Continued.
dute di nuova diteggiatura da Giu-
seppe Buonamici, [4227
© Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
HW 306673; C. Bratti & c., Florence.
| Copyright is claimed on uebertragen
und revidiert fiir Klavier zu 2
hiinden. ]
CINDERELLA; gavotte cendrillon by
Robert de Beaucourt, rey. and ed. by
Henry Albert. Lang; pf. [4228
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2c. Manian 10tes
Ii 3805126; Theo, Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
revision and editing. |
CINQUANTAINE. (LA);
Style by Gabriel P. Marie, arr. by
R. E. Hildreth; No. 1. Tenor mandola
solo. No. 2. Mando-cello solo.
[4229, 4280
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 ¢. each Mar, 29,
1913; 1) 805785, 305786; Walter Ja-
cobs, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
air in olden
Oiry (THE) cLrocks, See Moon (The)
cradle.
CLAUDE DuvAL; choral ballad, words
by F. E. Weatherly, music by J. Li
Molloy, arr. by N. Clifford Page;
mixed voices. (Laurel octavo ed.,
no, 233.) [4281
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 ¢, Mar. 14, 2913.
Hi 308402; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text.]
Book OF ANNA MAGDALENA
See Bach (J. 8.)
CLAVECIN
BacnH,
CLEAR AS THE GLOW OF THE MORNING;
children’s hymn, words by J. W.
Baker, music by F. A, Challinor
Svo. (Festival music, no. 78.)
[42382
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 G. Penge.
1915; KK 306594; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
COLLOQUE; par Gastone Zuecoli, op. 20;
pf. (4 petites esquisses, no, 3.)
[42838
1918;-2 c. Pen, 26)
Rob. Forberg, Leip-
© Feb. 14,
1918; FE 808025:
;
nig.
CoLtourk (THE) OF LOVE; words by F.
Raymond Coulson (Vexatus), music
by Harry Dacre. [4234
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 «. Feb, 17, 1913;
I) 306564 : Nightingale & co., London.
260
COLUMBIA SCHOOL SONG; words and
~ music by Phoebe Van Hook Ander-
son; trio for women's voices, [42385
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
BP. 305138: Columbia school of music,
Chicago.
-COMBIEN DE TEMPS, SEIGNEUR; cantate,
_ paroles de J. Racine, musique de A.
Lhoumeau, pour cheur a 38 voix
égales, ou & 4 voix mixtes et récita-
tifs; partition avec orgue. [4236
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
BE 303182; L. J. Biton, St. Laurent
sur Sévre, France,
COME ALONG WITH ME TO MOONBEAM-
LAND: written by Edgar Hounsell,
composed by Cecil Lidden. [4237
©, Mar. 12,:1913; 2 ¢. Mar. .19,
19138; E 306924; Charles Sheard &
— ¢o., London.
COME BACK HOME My NANCY; words by
i W. T. Ferguson. music by A. Pointer.
Washington, J. E. Minnick co., ine.
[42388
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 14,
1913; E 305395; W. T. Ferguson,
care of J. E. Minnick co., inc., Wash-
ington.
COME BE MY COMMUTER ROSE; words
; by..J. LL. Jurich, music by iL. .A.
_ Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
i dale co., ine. [4239
| © Feb. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913;
} BE 308489; John L. Jurich, San Fran-
= cisco.
COME, LOVE, IN THE SPRINGTIME; words
by Aubrey Fitzgerald, music by
Frank Lambert. [4240
© Mar 15, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 1f.
1913; E 306896; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
- COME ON ALL TOGETHER: quartette and
chorus from When dreams come true,
words by Philip Bartholomae, music
by Walter Kollo. [4241
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305211; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
COME ON, LET’S RAZOO ON OUR LITTLE
KAz0O; words and music by Geo.
Spink. [4242
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1913;
KE 305252; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
COME TAKE A RIDE IN MY TAXI; words
by W. H. Lane, music by Hazel
Lane. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [4243
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305644; W. H. Lane, South
Haven, Conn.
~ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
COME TO MY GARDEN; words and musi¢
by Avon King, Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale ¢o., ine. [4244
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1918:
IX SOS4S8S8;: R. Gilbert, Orange, N. J.
COME TO-DAY; words by James Rowe,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. [4245
(C) Mar. 11,:1918: 2.¢, Mar. 17,
1915; BE 3805468; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
COME. UNTO Mer; words by H. Bonar,
music by W. Coenen, arr. by James
C, Warhurst; four part chorus for
women’s voices. [4246
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 25,
1918; E 308841; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
COME UP TO-NIGHT; words by Bert
Kalmar, music by Harry Puck.
[4247
MAR 255 (1913 *:'2 a. Mar.’ 25,
1913: E 308865; Kalmar & Puck mu-
sic co., New York.
COME vor; arietta di stile antico, da
una canzonetta di Gabriello Chi-
brera, musica di Enrico De Leva.
[4248
ce. Feb. 14,
Ricordi & Go.,
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2
1913: E. 306512; G.
Milan.
COMMANDMENTS (THE) OF LOVE; words
by John Ansbro. music by Alexander
Pero: New York, The Ebbets music
co. [4249
© Feb. 15, 19138; 2 ¢. Mar. 11,
1913; E 305865; John Ansbro, In-
diana Harbor, Ind.
COMMUNION IN B FLAT; by B. Luard-
Selby; organ. (Jn Ingoing volun-
taries, no. 19.) [4250
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306546; Augener, Itd., London.
COMMUNION IN E; by Albert Renaud.
op. 188, no. 5; organ. [4251
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 13,
1913: E 303333; G. Schirmer, New
York.
~~
.
COMMUNION IN G; pilgrim’s song of
hope by Edouard Batiste, ed. by
James H. Rogers. [4252
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308285; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
261
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4253
COMMUNION SERVICE; Set to music by
Samuel Liddle; in fF; mixed voices.
4to. (Modern church services, no.
159: in his Morning, communion and
evening service). [42538
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c Mar. 22,
1913; EH
London.
208612; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
COMPLETE See Bach
(J. 8.)
COMPLETE SALVATION: words by ‘Thos.
W. Gholson, musie by R. M. Morgan.
[4254
@).Mar.: ‘11, 19133). 2 soy iat,
1913; E 3054683; R. M. Morgan, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
COMRADES; written and composed by
Mellor and Gifford. [4255
© ' Mar.25, 1918; .2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 806971; B. Feldman & co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
CONCERT OVERTURE IN C (NO. 8); Dy
Purcell James Mansfield, op. 50; or-
gan, obl. 8vo. (Jn The organ loft,
no. 278). [4256
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 15, 19138;
) 3038377; Vincent music co., ltd.
London.
CONCERTO GROSSO (Kammerkonzert) ;
von Arcangelo Corelli, op. 6, no. xii,
fiir den konzertgebrauch herausge-
geben von Hjalmar von Dameck, zwei
ORGAN WORKS.
solo-violinen, solo-violoncello u.
streichorchester mit cembals (kla-
vier). Partitur. [4257
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21, 1918;
FH 3038519; Raabe & Plothow. Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
CONCHITA; oper in vier aufztigen und
sechs bildern, nach La femme et le
pantin, deutsch von Alfred Briigge-
mann, musik von Riecardo Zandonai ;
arr. von Carlo Carignani; vollstin-
deger klavierauszug mit text. [4258
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
K 306835; G. Ricordi & @o., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on German
text. ]
CONFUSION. See Doll house suite.
CONTE PASSIONNE; par Franz von Vec-
sey; piano et violon. [4259
© Feb. 16, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
KE 306929; Rézsavilgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary.
CONTE TRISTE;
op. 26, no. 3:
par Edoardo Granelli,
piano. [4260
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 ¢ Mar. 8, 1913:
I 306655; W. Bessel & cie.. St. Pe-
tersburg, Russia.
pt. III, 1. S., V, SF
a ©
CONTEMPLATION; by George Oldroyd;
organ. (/n Ingoing voluntaries, no,
15.) [4261
© Feb. 3,.1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 19188
WH 3806542; Augener, ltd., London.
CONTEMPLATION (Priére); par C.
Adolfo Bossi, op. 38, no. 5, arr. pour
violon et orgue par l’auteur. [4262
© .Mar. 18, 1913; 2 G Marge
1913; E 306939; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
CONTEMPLAZIONE; Dante Nuti;
violon et piano. [4263
Nov. 9, 1912: 2 c Mar 2m
1913; E 303485; Carisch & Jinichen,
Leipzig.
CONTENT; words by Kathleen Essex,
music by Leo Cohnreich, in Key of
Cc. (Little encore songs, no. 7.)
[4264
© Feb. 22, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303154; Leonard & co., London.
Offenbach
par
CONTES D’
(Jacques )
COON CAN RAG; Gordon Bowker
Vessey ; piano. [4265
© Mar. 13, 1918; 2 caine
1918; E 303355; Hawkes & son,
London.
CoQquETRY; by Wilmot Lemont, op. 3,
no: 23" pie [4266
Feb. 25, 1913: 2 @ Hepsi
1913; E 308284; Oliver Ditson co..
Boston.
HorFrMAN. See
by
CoquETTE (LA); from The seventh
chord, words by Ashley Miller, mu-
sic by Joseph Carl] Breil. [4267
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2c ieee
1918; E 305627; Leo Feist, mec,
New York.
waltz from Seaside scenes no.
Geo. L. Spaulding; pf. [4268
© Mar. 10, 1913;° 273i
1918; BE 305376; M. Witmark & Sons,
New York.
CORONATION
(Giacomo )
CORAL;
2 by
MARCH. See Meyerbeer
COUCHER DE SOLEIL A K&RAZUR; poésie
de Louis Tiercelin, musique de Ric-
eardo Zandonai. [4269
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 « Feb. 14,
19138; E 306513; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CountrY (A) BoY’s LOVE; words and
music by E. L. Krieger. Melody
only. [4270
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1913; E 305268;
BE. Lester Krieger, Detroit.
262
’
'
I
~~
f
CountTrRY (THE) I LovE; words by Joe
Sandvad, music by Schorn-Vandal.
[4271
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1913; E 305318;
Peter J. Petersen, Brooklyn.
~CountTrY (A) WEDDIN’; barn dance by
A. Hewitt: pf. (Gems from The
ideal home music library, no. 6.)
[4272
Mar. 8, 1913: Q; Mar: “hi,
1913; E 305349; Charles Scribner’s
sons, New York.
o>)
—
CowarRD (THE); words by F. Chat-
terton Hennequin, music by Harry
May Hemsley; recitation with piano
ace. (Musical monologues, no. 87.)
[4273
Feb. 28, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1918; E 303054; Reynolds & ©o.,
London.
CRADLE SONG; by George C. Richard-
son; piano. (Musical stories, no.
4.) [4274
oy wren. 24, 1913> 2. c.. Mar. 15,
1913; E 303382; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
See Album
CRADLE SONG, CALM SEA.
leaves.
CRADLE SONG (Wiegenlied); by Josef
NeSvera, op. 25. ed. by Eugene
Gruenberg; violin and piano. [4275
© Feb. 28, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308416; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. }
Crepuscoto (Crepuscule); di Mezio
Agostini; piano. (Impressioni,
pezzi, no, 12692.) [4276
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913:
E 303398; Carisch & Jiinichen, Leip-
zig.
CREPUSCULE (TWILIGHT); par Rudolf
Friml, arr. par A. K. de Fraliers,
pour salon-orchestre. [4277
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 20.
1918; E 303563: B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on orchestra avec pf. cond. ]
CRICKET (THE) AND THE OWL; words
by Emily Smith, music by Benjamin
Richmond. New York. The Cana-
dillac co. [4278
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 308371; C. D. Gallagher & R.
Kabot, New York.
)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4288
CrickeTr (THE) ON THE HEARTH: from
the opera Sweethearts, lyrics by
Robert B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert: medium voice. [4279
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; BE 808798; G. Sehirmer, New
York.
CROSSING THE BAR; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by W. B. Olds. arr.
by George C. Stebbins; male voice.
| 4280
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2: c. Mar. 14,
1918; KE 3805723; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
CROWN HYMNAL. Organist’s and teach-
er’sed. By Rev. L. J. Kavanagh and
James M. McLaughlin. Boston, New
York l[ete.] Ginn and company
[1913] x, 411 p. obl. 16mo. $1.50.
[4281
© Feb. 1, 19138; 2 c Mar. 8, 1913;
A 332731: Leslie J. Kavanagh, New
Orleans & James M. McLaughlin,
Dorchester, Mass.
Crucifix; by J. Faure, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth; No. 1. Tenor mandola solo.
No. 2. Mando-cello solo. [4282, 4283
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 ce. each Mar.
29, 1918; E 305787, 305788; Walter
Jacobs, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |,
CRY OF THE HEART; by A. F. Lawton;
pf. [4284
© Mar. 25, 1913; e. Mar. 26,
1918; IX 3805600; Abbie F. Lawton,
Central Falls, R. I.
CUOR LEGGERO; versi e musica di FE. A.
Mario. [4285
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306760; A Forlivesi & cie., Flor-
ence.
9)
~
CUORE E CAVALLO; versi di. EK. Pan-
zacchi, musica di Camillo Artom.
[4286
© Sept. 14, 1912; ce. Mar. 1,
1913: KF 303089; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
CUPID'S CHARM; entr’ acte von Ernest
Reeves, fiir salon-orchester. 4to.
[4287
©. Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 27,
1918; KE 306958; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
9
CUPID’S GOT MY GOAT, now I’m in love:
words and music by I. T. Chapple.
[4288S
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1913; E 305855;
Isane T. Chapple, Orion, I].
rs)
vo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4289
CUPID'S LOVE DREAM: waltzes by B.
Gazier: pi. New Xork. .- Gee
Partee music pub co. [4289
©: Feb. 15, 1913; 2 -¢,> Bebe ir
1918: E 308326; Bernard Gazier,
Albany, N.Y.
CUPID'S WARNING: words and music
by M. Kinney, arr. by M. M. Daley.
[4290
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1913; E 308830;
Martin Kinney. Bairdstown, Cal.
CURFEW; part song, words by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow. music by E.
Cutter, jr.: men’s voices. 4to.
[4291
© Feb. 24, 1913: 2. € Feb:.28,
1913; E 308293; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CuRSE (THE) OF AN ACHING HEART;
words by Henry Fink, music by Al.
Piantadosi. [4292
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305286; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
CUTEY, YOU’RE A BEAUTY; words by
J. W. Hoefler, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [4293
©: Neb. 416, 41913: 2 e@. Mar, 43)
1913; E 308605; J. Wolfgang Hoefler,
Altoona, Pa.
DADDY HAS A SWEETHEART AND MOTHER
IS HER NAME; medley waltz by Dave
Stamper, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
band. 4to. [4294
©) Mar. 94, 1913 5°96. ‘Maro D5;
1918; E 808872; Jos. W. Stern & co..,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
———. words’ by G: Buek, music by. BD.
Stamper. [4295
© 1. Aug. 30,1912; E 305583;
Gene Buck & David Stamper, New
York.
DAFFY DOWN DILLY; words by Sylvia
Chapin Balis. music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale eco.,
ine. [4296
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
K 308479; S. C. Balis, Belleville,
Canada.
DAINTY DANCE; caprice by John Lem-
mone; flute solo with piano ace.
[4297
© Feb. 19, 1913: 2 ¢. Feb. 17,
1913; I 306566; W. H. Paling & co..,
Itd., Sydney, Australia.
pt. II, n. S., vom F
ae
|
DANCE OF THE DOLLS. See Doll house |
suite.
DANCE OF THE SNOWFLAKES; by Phi- |
lippe Carton; piano. [4298
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913
“FE 306574; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
DANCE OF THE STARS; mazurka de bal-
let by George Lowell Tracy; orch.
4to. [4299
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 © ares
19138; IX 808658; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
DANCE OF THE WINDS; galop de concert
by A. Jackson Peabody, jr., op. 17,
arr. by Richard Ferber; piano 4
hands. [4300
© Mar. 25, 1913;°2 @ Mane
1918; E 808844; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
DANCE WITH ME; characteristic mareh
and two step by R. A. Browne; pf.
New York, Smith & Browne. [4301
© Feb. 27, 1918; 27c) Hens
1913; E 308030; Baymoddaae
Browne. New York.
DANCER (THE). See Four short songs.
DANCING HORSES; waltzes by Elijah
Walker: piano. Washington, 4H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4802
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 e. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 3033845; E. Walker, Windsor,
Canada.
DANCING (THE) MISTRESS; Selection,
music by Lionel Monckton, arr. by
Dan Godfrey ; military band. (Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 395.)
[43803
© Feb. 15, 1918: 25e.3ene
1913; E 306587; Chappell & co., ltd.
London. [Copyright is claimed on
band arrangement. ]
DANSE ROCOCO; par Francis Maemillen,
pour violin et piano. [4804
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2%6 Maree:
1913; E 303564; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
DANSONS, MA PETITE; valse caprice,
petit morceau facile, par C. Grazi-
ani-Walter; piano. (Guirlande de
petites fleurs, no. 7.) [4805
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 evar oe
1913; E 303187; Carisch Ji&nihen,
Milan.
264
0. 3, 19138
_DANza (In): humoresque, by Harry
Pabst, op. 12, no. 2; violin and pi-
ano. Cleveland. Eastman pub.
~ house. (Two compositions, no. 2.)
[4306
oo) Mar, 31, 1919; 2c. Mar. 31,
* 1913; F 305778; Eastman co.. Cleve-
land.
) DANZA SELVAGGIA; by R. Trimarchi;
» pf. [4807
< Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 3806885; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
DANZEREMO VOLONTIER: Canzone valzer
dell’ operetta, Il mangiadonne (Der
frauenfresser) versione italiana de
Ferdinando Fontana, musica di
Edmondo Eysler: canto e piano,
sop. 0. mezzoSoprano. [4308
© Dec. 22, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5,1913;
FE 303245; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
Walter Besant, music by W. Franke-
Harting. [4309
© Mar. 10, 1913: 2 c Mar. 11,
1913; E 305378: M. Witmark & sons.
New York.
DARK-TOWN CABARET: words by Chas.
Potter and Ferd. E. Mierisch, music
by Ed. Moebus. [4310
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1918; E 305757; Jos. W. Stern & ¢o.,
New York.
DaRKE (Harotp E.) Three hymns:
words by J. G. Deck et al., music by
H. E. Darke; organ acc. Contents:
Jesus I rest on Thee.—Rifflealp.—
An evening hymn. [4311
© Mar. 14, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306874; Harold EF. Darke,
London.
Daruine Maceit LEE: words and mu-
! sic by D. B. Harrison. Washington,
| H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., inc. [4312
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2c Mar. 13, 1913:
E 308462; D. B. Harrison, San
José, Cal.
DARLING MINE: words by Mrs. G. W.
Rohrbach, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington. H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4313
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913:
E 308511; Mrs. Geo. W. Rohrbach,
S. Chicago.
DAT SLUE FOOT RAG; words by G. Zibi-
lich, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4314
© Feb. 24, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305655; Mrs. Geo. Zibilich,
Algiers, La.
PDAPHNE’S BLUSHING CHEEKS: poem by.
eo —— ——
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4322
OF CEYLON’s ISLE:
Goddard, music by
DAUGHTER (THE)
words by H. L.
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4315
© Feb. 10, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 13,
1918; E 308624:
Maplewood, W. Va.
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION; prom-
enade march by H. Engelmann, arr.
by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkafis; full
mandolin orehestra. [4316
© Mar. 18; 1913; 2'\e. Mar. 19,
1913; E 308640: M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
H. L. Goddard,
DAWN OF PEACE; march by Henry Del-
lafield ; pf. ; [4317
© Feb. 27, 1913: 2c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308481; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
DAWNING (THE) OF TITE DAY: words
from Walsh’s collection, arr. to a
West Cork air by Jos. Seymour; two
sopranos and alto. 4to. [4318
©! Feb, 24, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 15,
1918; E 303378: Vincent music co.,
Itd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on the arrangement of the music. ]
Day (A) WITH THE SOLDIERS; six musi-
eal pictures intro. calls used by the
U. S. army and navy, words and
music by J. Louis Von der Mehden
jr; male quartette and trumpet, or-
gan ad lib. -New York, S. E. Bates.
4to. Contents: Reveille.—Tattco.—
Guard mount. — Drill. — Retreat. —
Taps. [4319
(© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c Mar. 18,
1913; EK 305590; J. Louis Von der
Mehden, jr., Saybrook, Conn.
Day’s (A) END; from Songs from Con-
nacht, nine poems of Padraic Colum,
set to music by Herbert Hughes.
[4320
© Mar. 8, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 15, 1913;
E 303359: Boosey & co., London.
DEAR EYES, BLUE AS THE SEA; words by
Gertrude Theresa Clark, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (In Modern
poets series; 20 songs, for medium
and high voice. [4321
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 « Mar. 20,
1913; E 308673; Cecil Mackie, ine.,
New York.
DEAR (THE) HOMELAND; words by G.
F. Pemberton, music by Albert
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4322
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308568; Grace Fischer Pem-
berton, Fall River, Mass.
265
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4325
pt. 11, n. s., v.!
DEAR LITTLE GIRL, WITH YOUR MERRY
EYES OF BLUE; words by Daisy M.
Warner, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington. Hayworth
music pub. co. [4823
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913 ;
E 305565; Daisy M. Warner, Chi-
cago.
DEAR LOVE WHEN YOU ARE GONE; words
by J. N. Kirton, music by Charles
kK. Coleman. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. €o. [43824
©: Web. : 25, 191832 te; Bias AS,
1913; E 305559; Joseph Nathaniel
Kirton, New York.
Dear (THE) OLD IRISH RAG; words by
BK. S. Kane, music by R. Ralph Mar-
tine. [4325
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305289; E. S. Kane & Russell R.
Martine, Chicago.
DEAR (THE) OLD LANE; words by Mrs.
Cc. Swift, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4326
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 308533; Mrs. C. Swift, Warwick,
2 ee ae
DEAR OLD MOTHER'S LOVE;
E. Brander, music by R.
words by
A. Browne.
[4327
© 1 ¢. Mar. 26, 1918; E 305599;
Edw. Brander. West Hoboken, N. J.
DEAR (THE) OLD RIVER; words by S.
W. Sherman, music by Jack Ed-
wards. New York. C. L. Partee
music ¢o. [43828
© Feb. 11, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1913;
E 308821; Sarah W. Sherman, Mal-
den, Mass.
DEAR OLD SWEETHEART: words by L. H.
Park, music by Charles #. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
GO. [4329
(©) Feb. 14, 1913: 2 ec: Mar.. 18,
19138; E 305577; Louie H. Park,
Granada, Minn.
DEAR ROSALEE; words by Helene de
Chauvenet, music by Paul-Jean de
Chauyenet. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4330
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913:
I. 308520; Jean de Chauvenet, Los
Angeles.
DEAR WORLD; from When dreams come
true, words by Philip Bartholomae,
music by Silvio Hein. [4331
© Mar. 5, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 6. 1913;
ly 505208; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
DEARER THAN DEAREST; words by Eric |
Morden, composed by John Richter. |
[4332 |
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2%¢) Mem 21,
1913; E 306626 : Empire music pub.
office. 1td., London. j
DEAREST; valse by Stanley Howard; |
pf. [4333
© Mar. 15, 1913;° 2¢ Mar 17,
1913: ° 306887 : Ascherberg, Hong
wood & Crew, itd., London.
Dre Carros-Reco (Rex) Intermezzo;
by R. de Cairos-Rego; pf. in ©:
(Two intermezzi, no. 1.) [4334
©. Feb. 11,- 1913; 2 es °Web. am
1913; E 306525; Rex de Cairos-Rego,
London.
pf. in D minor. (Two inter-
mezzi, no. 2.) [43885
©. Feb. 11, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 5, 1918;
FE 308149; Rex de Cairos-Rego, Lon-
don.
DEDIZIONE: valse-Boston di Gaetano
Lama; piano. [4836
© Mar. 5, 19138: 2. @ Mane
1913;
Naples.
DELIBES
EK 3038589; Capolongo-Feola,
(CLEMENT PHILIBERT LEO)
O mer. ouvre-toi (Thou sea. open
wide); arioso, French words by
Armand Silvestre, English version
by Nathan Haskell Dole, music by
L. Delibes, annotated by C. Thur-
wanger; medium voice. [4337
© Dec. 20, 1912: 2 G Mar a2
19138; E 3083303; > CammMle yi
wanger. Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetic annotation and
Inglish version. ]
DELIGHT; words by W. E. Wehrung,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton. H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine.
[4388
© Feb. 10, 1918; "2°49 Mane
1913; E 308621; Wesley E. Weh-
rung, Terre Haute. Ind.
DESERT (THE) SHALL REJOICE; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by R. 8.
Stroughton; mixed voices and organ.
4to. (Church music no. 3.) [4339
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 @ Mar 6, 19ie8
FE) 3805207; C. E. Steere, Worcester,
Mags.
DESESPERANCE; CHANT HINDOU. See
Chant hindou.
DESOLATION; valse lente, par F. P.
Frontini; piano. [4340
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,1913;
E 303486; Carisch & Jiinichen, Leip-
zig.
°66
&
a MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 3, 1918
¥
‘DEUTSCHE LANDLER UND REIGEN ((er-
man country dances); von Walter
Niemann, op. 26, nos. 1-10; klavier.
[4541
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 806695; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
y Leipzig.
I‘TABLERETS (LES); scherzo infernale
par Paul Ertel, op. 27, pf. (Deux
suites pour le piano; Quatre im-
pressions de la Suisse, no. 2.) [4842
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1918; BE 303021; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
DipD YOU SEE THOSE HAZEL EYES: words
by F. A. Zott, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
ine. [43438
momen. 241913: +2 ec. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305694; Frederick A. Zott,
Carlstadt, N. J.
-DIscoNSOLATE (THE) MERMAID; words
by Elizabeth B. Nichols, music by
Mabel C. Osborne: women's voices.
4to. [4344
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 11, 1913;
E 305383; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
|
| Dixie DAYS; characteristic cakewalk,
by A. Hewitt; pf. (Gems from The
ideal home music library, no. 5.)
| [4345
| © Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 11, 1913;
| E 305350; Charles Scribuer’s sons,
| New York.
]
Do it AGAIN; words and music by W.
Canan. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co.. ine. {4346
omen. A0,. 1918-2 “c.. Mar....13,
1913: E 308589;
Jamestown. N. D.
Do YOU ALWAYS TFLE YOUR WIFE;
written and composed by Fred God-
frey and Harry Gifford. [4347
Mar. 25, 1913: 2 c. Mar... 27,
1913; E 306968; B. Feldman & co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
DoHNANYI (ERNST VON) Sonate; von
E. von Dohnanyi, op. 21; pianoforte
und violine. [4348
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c Feb. 28,
1913; E 303058; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
DOING YOUR- DUTY; words by E. A.
Yates, music by Geo. Lowell Tracy.
[4349
©) Mar. 18, 1913;' 2c. Mar. 20,
1913: E 308703; Emily A. Yates,
: Everett, Mass.
Wilfred Canan,
‘ #), 43558
DOLCE SORRISO, CHIARA PUPILLA; parole
da una raccolta di rispetti popolari,
musica di Enrico De Leva: canto e
pinno, [4850
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1915; E 806887; G. Ricordi & ¢co.,
Milan,
DOLL HOUSE SUITE; by Lee S. Roberts,
op.: 11, nos. 1-4; pf. Contents:
Awakening.—Dance of the dolls.—
Confusion.—The broken doll; La-
ment. [4351
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mir. 7, 1913:
KH 305459; Will A. Young, Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Domestic (A) FINISH; musical com-
edy im one act, lyrics by J. R. Shry-
ock, music by Oscar Franklin Com-
stock; six musical numbers pf. ace.
[4352
4, "ea. Mar-6, 1918; D 1924:
James R. Shryock, New York.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Lucia di Lam-
mermoor; sextet by G. Donizetti,
arr. by Z. I. Smith; mandolin duo.
Unace. [4853
© ft @ Mar. -7, 1918: Ei 305593:
Zena I. Smith, Norton, Kan.
My soul, bless thou Jehovah;
words from the Bible, music by
Donizetti, arr. by Geo. F. Rosche.
[4354
@ Feb. 18;'1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913: BH 308311: Geo: F. Rosche,
Chicago.
DoN’T BID ME NAY, DEAR; words and
musie by M. Kinney, arr. by M. M.
Daley. [4355
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1913; E 308831;
Martin Kinney, Bnirdstown, Cal.
Don’r FORGET THE HoOuR; words and
musi¢ by I. Steinberg; piano. [43856
(© 1c. Mar. 10, 1918; E 3053819;
Israel Steinberg, Philadelphia.
DON’T LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN; words by
Alfred Bryan, music by Abner
Greenberg. [4357
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; EE 308447;
co., New York.
Joe Morris musi¢
Don’r SAY A WORD TO THE WIFE; writ-
ten hy A. J. Mills, composed by Ben-
nett Neott. ; [4358
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 306941; Star music pub. co.,
itd., London.
267
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Don’r sHOVE; Nigger shout song,
words by Wm. Dever, music by Wim.
Christopher O’Hare; female voices.
4to. [4359
© Mar. 10, 1918 ;:, 2) gehiereae:
1913; I 3805870; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
Don’r worrRY; march song, words and
music by Peter Podd. {4860
© Dec. 16, 19125 2 co. Decreis;
1912; HB 2993854; A. HE. Jackman,
United States.
Don’r you KNoW; words by EH. H.
Royce, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. {4361
© Feb.' 10; "19185 20.0 Maz” 18,
19138; BE 308551; CO. H. Witham;
Brooklin, Me.
DoRETrE-WALZER; aus der gleichnami-
gen operette Dorette, von H. v.
Waldberg und Julius Wilhelm, mu-
sik von Bruno Hartl; klavier.
[4362
) -Beb, 10, ASIS: .2 -c... Mar. 8,
1913; KH 806753; Drei masken verlag,
m. b. h., Munich.
DorRFKINDER; walzer nach motiven
der operette Der = zigeunerprimas
von Wmmerich Kéalmfén, arr. von
Gustav Volk; grosses orchester.
4to. 14368
© Nov. 5,. 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1918;
IK} 806804; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
— —— alr. von Schott;
salonorchester. 4to, | 4364
© Oct, TS 191t <8): Mar. 4.
1918; FE 808186; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Dororny; words and music by J. K
Rosanne, pseud. of L.. Richardson.
Unace. [4365
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1918: E 305745:
Lawrence Richardson, Altoona, Pa
DOWN BY THE RIVER SIDE; words by
G. I. Fisher, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4366
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c Mar. 27.
1918; EK 805675; Mrs. George RB.
Misher, Nantucket, Mass. :
DowN IN PANAMA: words and musie
by I. S. Colburn. Atlanta, White
peerless co, [4367
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 17,
1918; KE 805619; Frank S. Colburn,
Atlanta.
Hans
9
~
a
DowWN IN SUNNY TENNESSEE;
DowN IN THE VALE OF THE GENESER
DOWN ON THE OLD HOME PLACE; word
DowN WHERE THE Rio GRANDE FLOWS?
DRAGON-FLIES; barcarole by E. Glenn
DRAWING-ROOM FAVORITES; a collection
DREAM FLOWERS: by
DREAM VISIONS; by G.
and music by C. H. Stone. Wasi
ington, Hayworth musie pub. co. —
© Feb. 13, 1913; # G Marie
1913; E 305576; C. H. Stone, Fag
Haven, Vt. ;
words by F. E. Penner, music by
Chas. L. Lewis. Hamiliny) Nie
Western N. Y. music pub. co.
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2°
19138; E 305294; I. B. Penner, ot
Lin. Ne saves
Dave
Cooper. : 4
Feb. 27, 1918; 2 @ Web. ae
ae E 308314; Shapiro musie pub.
, New York.
Oppenheim,
and music by M. H. Sissell, [4371
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1913; E 308700;
Mabel Hazen Sissell, Hollis, Kan. —
words and musie by R. K. Mareotte.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co 3
ine, [437
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 @ Mar, on,
1913; E 305700; aaa Marcotte,
San Antonio, Tex. D
Hier, op. 16> p& [43873"
© Mar. 22, 1918; 25e.snie 288
19138; E. 305774: Willis music C0.
Cincinnati.
of selected piano pieces, comp. ed.
and fingered by Paolo Gallico; pf.
v. 1&2. (Library, nos! 205 205
[ 4874, 4875
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 ec. each Maro G,
1918; E 305200, 305201; > Jos: We
Stern & co., New York. [Copyright
is claimed on compilation, editing &
fingering. ]
S. M. Morris; pf.
[4376
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 @) ean
19138; E 308337; Hatch music con
Philadelphia.
Muder; duo
(Choice selections, no.
[4377
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2° G@) Mises
1918; KE 808866; George Stannard,
Trenton, N. J. '
mandolin,
189. )
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“ne. 8, 1913
DREAMING DREAMS OF YOU; words by
Robert Todd, music by Walter J.
Pond. [4878
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1918; E 305844;
Hamilton S: Gordon, New York.
DREAMING OF ONE YOU CAN’L FORGET;
words by Mrs. L. Frank, music by
' Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [4379
ic Ireb. 10, 1913; 2c Mar. 18,
1918; E 308578; Mrs. Leslie Frank,
Kansas City.
DREAMING OF YOU; words and music
by C. A. Fehlberg. [4380
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 26,
1913; E 305607; Charles A. Fehl-
berg, Providence, R. I.
— words by C. Roe, music by J. Le-
vine. Unace. [4881
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; B 305368;
Carrie Roe, Brooklyn, and Jacob Le-
vine, New York.
| DREAMS (THE) OF MY CHILDHOOD;
words by J. M. Carter, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4882
- © Feb. 4, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
BE 308541; J. M. Carter, Saginaw,
Mich.
DRIFTING; by Everett J. Evans, arr. by
Hans Raasch; vocal orch. in C. 4to.
[4383
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305508; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
DRIFTING AND DREAMING; words and
music by Walter Rolfe; high voice
in A flat. [4384
© Feb. 7, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1913;
E 308290; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Dritt. See Day (A) with the soldiers.
DRONNING ALEXANDRINES VALS; by
Holger Rasmussen; piano. [4385
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 303505; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
Dv BIST MEINE RESIDENZ; marschlied
aus der aperette Der zigeuner-
primas, musik von Emmerich K4l-
man, arr. von Hans Schott; salon-
orchester. 4to. [4886
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 19138;
E 303137; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig.
rangement. ]
[Copyright is claimed on ar- ;
4395
DU BIST MEINE RESIDENZ—Continued.
text von Julius Wilhelm u.
Fritz Griinbaum, musik von Emme-
rich Kalman. [4387
© Sept. 28, 1912; ce. Mar. 5,
1913; E 303261; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
9
_
Du, DU; walzerlied aus der operette
Der zigeunerprimas, text von Julius
Wilhelm und Fritz Griinbaum, mu-
sik von Emmerich Kélmaén. [4388
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2-e Mar. 5,
1918; E 8038262; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
aa von Emmerich Kalman, arr.
von Hans Schott; salonorchester.
4to. [4389
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
EH 306805; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig.
DU STILLE STADT; lied aus der operette
Die studentengriifin, oder Die stille
stadt, text von Victor Léon, musik
von Leo Fall. [4390
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2c. Feb.\13, 1913;
HH) 306492; Drei masken-verlag, Mu-
nich.
DU VERFLIXTES CONGOGIRL DU; aus dem
vaudeville Hine kitzliche geschichte
von Erich Urban, text von Theo. Hal-
ton, musik von Hugo Hirsch. [43891
© Dec. 81, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306818; Deutscher theater verlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
DumMMES (EIN) DING VOM LAND; lied
aus der operette Der zigeunerprimas,
text von Julius Wilhelm u. Fritz
Griinbaum, musik von Emmerich
Kalman. [4892
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5,
1913; E 303268; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
DuNHILL (TH. F.) Trois valses minia-
tures; par Th. F. Dunhill, pour vio-
lon et piano. [4893
© Mar. 13, 1913; 2 <,. Mar. 27,
1913; E 306959; Alfred Leugrick &
co., London.
Duport (J. L.) 21 exercises; by J. L.
Duport, ed. by Percy Such. 1. Vio-
loncello solo. 2. 2nd violoncello ace.
[4394, 4895
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 14,
1913; E 803346, 303347; Augener,-
Itd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on editing, fingering, and revising.]
269
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4396
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8
Durine Music; words by Arthur Sy-
mons, music by Hleanor Everest
Freer, op. 20, no. 2; low voice. [4396
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308695; Willis music Co.,
Cincinnati.
DutcH (A) RAGTIME LULLABY, words
and music by Minnie Fenton. [4397
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. PAG
1913; E 306979; B. Feldman & Co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
DvokAK (ANTON) Largo, aus der
symphonie, Aus der neuen welt; von
A. Dvorik, op. 95, arr. von Max
Laistner; klavier. [4898
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 306920; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin, [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
EASTER CAROL SERVICE NO. 2; words and
music by R. E. De Reef; mixed
voices. 4to. Contents: Alleluia,
Christ is risen!—Sing your joyful
Easter carols.—Oh! that glorious
Easter morning.—Christ has con-
quered death forever.—Haster joy
and love abiding.—Sing ye angels
holy. [4899
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 19138;
E 305217; G. Schirmer, New York.
BASTER CHIMES; words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by A. Geibel. [4400
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 138, 1913;
BE 308446; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
EASTER CLASSICS; words by A. A. Payn
et al, music by J. Lincoln Hall et al.
8vo. [4401
© Jan. 30, 1913: 2c Mar. 13,
1918; E 308488; MHall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia.
EASTER EVEN; sacred song, words by F.
Whytehead, music by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 249; high or medium voice.
[4402
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305172; G. Schirmer, New York.
HASTER GLORY; Sunday school service,
words by C. Austin Miles et al, mu-
sic by Adam Geibel. S8vo. [4403
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 c@ Mar. 13,
1913; E 308439; Adam Geibel music
co., Philadelphia.
EASTER JOY AND LOVE ABIDING.
: See
Easter carol service no. 2.
EASTER LILIES; words by L. Shoffner,
music by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4404
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1918; E 3808607; Leola Shoffner,
Center, Tex.
EASTER SONG; poem by Karl Gerok,
English text by Helen A. Dickinson,
music by Paul Fehrmann, op. 1, no.
1, ed. by Clarence Dickinson; mixed
voices. 4to. [4405
© Mar. 11, 19138; 2) cy Meese,
1913; E 808393; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
edition. ]
EASTER (AN) SONG OF PRAISE; by Hein-
rich Riemann, arr. as an anthem by
Ernest A. Dicks; mixed voices. 4to.
(York series, anthems & glees, no.
545. ) [4406
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1918;
EK 303072; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
EBENEZER, DON’T IT PLEASE YER; words
by Tom Kent, music by F. B. Hum-
phries. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4407
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar, 13, 1913;
FE 3033438; Fred B. Humphries, Elles-
mere Port, England.
EcHo; an impression arr. by John
Pullein, ed. by A. Eaglefield Hull;
organ. (Jn Ingoing voluntaries, no.
10. ) . [4408
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c Feb. 15, 1913;
E 3806538; Augener (ltd.), London.
[Copyright is claimed on the ar-
rangement and scoring.]
Erra ELLIS MUSIC BOOK; especially
arranged and compiled to use with
the Effa Ellis teaching system and
keyboard harmony course no. 1. fol.
[4409
© Jan. 27, 1913: 2 ic eae
1913; A 334395; Effa Ellis, Omaha,
Neb.
EFFIE-WALZER; nach motiven der ope-
rette Die beiden husaren, musik von
Léon Jessel. 1. Klavier zu Zwei
hinden. 2. Orchester. 3. Salon-
orchester. [4410-4412
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 ec. each Mar. 12,
1913; E 303305-803307; Felix Bloch
Erben, Berlin.
EINFACHEN REZITATIVE.
(W. A.)
See Mozart
270
\
b MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“u0. 3, 1913
ELDER BERRY TIME; words by Catherine
McCready, music by Metropolitan
music co. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4413
© Feb. 10, 1918;-2 c« Mar. 13,
1913; E 308626; Mrs. W. E. Mc-
Cready, Poland, O.
ELEGIA; by Giuseppe Aldo Randegger ;
pf. [4414
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1918;
E 305342; Belkraft artisans, New
York.
Extkciz; by Sergei Vassilievitch Rach-
maninoff, op. 3, no. 1, ed. and fin-
gered by Andor Pintér; pf. (Jn
Schirmer’s library, v. 1128; Rach-
maninoff album, p. 8.) [4415
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 11,
1913; E 305360; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and fingering.]
par Gottfr. C. Closner, op. 10;
violoncelle avec ace. de piano. [4416
© Nov. 2, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
| BH 306640; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
/ —— par Hakon Borresen, op. 17, no.
1; violoncelle et piano. [4417
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,1913;
E 303417; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
|
, ELEVATION IN E FLAT; by Albert Ren-
_ aud; organ. (In Ingoing volun-
| taries, no. 7.) [4418
. © Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306535; Augener, ltd., London.
| ELFEN-TANZ; charakter-stiick mit tanz-
beschreibung, von Victor Hollaen-
der; piano. [4419
© Dee. 13, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306682; F. W. Haake, Bremen,
| Germany.
ELFLAND; a fairy song and dance,
-_ words and music by William Rigby.
[4420
| © Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6,
1913; E 303289; J. Curwen & sons
ltd., London.
]
ELLE M’A PRODIGUE. See Mon fils, tu
ne l’es plus.
ELLE NE CROYAIT PAS. See Thomas
: th An}
: Ersa. See Wagner (Richard)
:
|
EMBRACE (AN); words and music by
Kennedy Russell; in F. [4421
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306808; Collard Moutrie, London.
971
4430
EN Rf£vE (Dreaming) ; English version
by Nathan Haskell Dole, music by
Hedwige Chretien, annotated by Ca-
mille Thurwanger; medium voice.
[4422
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce Mar. 12,
19138; BE 3038297; Camille Thur-
wanger, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetic annotation and
Eng. version. ]
ENCORE (L’); polacca by Charles Le
Thiere; arr. by Carl Hand; solo for
piccolo with orchestra and piano.
[4423
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c Mar. 20,
1913; B 305736; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston.
ENFANT, POURQUOI PLEURER; paroles de
Guy de Maupassant, musique de EH.
Dell’ Acqua. (Nouvelles mélodies,
no. 11.) [4424
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 21,
1918; E 308447; Schott fréres,
Brussels, Belgium.
ENFANTS D’ UN REEVE (Dream chil-
dren); deux piéces par Edward El-
gar, op. 48 no. 1 et 2, arr. by Ivor Al-
kins, pour orgue. [4425
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 16,
1913; E 303560; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed en arrangement. ]
—— musique de Edward Elgar, op.
43, arr. par F. Louis Schneider.
1. Deux violons et piano, violoncello
ad lib. 2. Violon et piano.
[4426, 4427
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 c. each Feb.
20, 19138; E 302841, 302842; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
ENFOLD ME IN YOUR ARMS OF CABE;
words by Lloyd S. Preston, music
by R. M. Wright. [4428
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; B 305380;
Ruth M. Wright, New York.
‘ENGAGEMENT; words by T. F. Malecki,
music by Burt Wallace. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[4429
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308619; Thos. F. Malecki,
Cable, Wis.
Ensom (Lonely); af Nicolaj Hansen,
op. 25, heft 2; violin og piano.
(Stemningsbilleder, heft 2, nr. 8.)
[4430
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 8, 1913;
EB 306688; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
pt. III, n. s., v.8—
4431
EXNTRANCING; valse by W. Lyons; | ESERCITO GLORIOSO; marcia di A. An-
piano. [4481 giolini; pianoforte solo. [44388
G) Mar. 24, 1918; 2 c> Mary 24, © Nov. 9, 1912; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913%
1913; E 306934 ; W. Lyons, c/o Feld- EH 303487; Carisch & Janichen, Leip-
man & eO., London. zig.
Wrest (Kurt) Fiinf choralfigurationen ;
komponiert von K. Erbe, op. 15, in
triomiissiger ausftihrung fiir orgel.
Contents: Meinem Jesum lass ich
nicht.—Gottes will machen &¢c.—
‘Ringe recht, wenn Gottes gnade.—
- Wenn ich ibn nur habe.—Warum
sollt? ich mich denn griimen. obl.
8vo. [4482
@ Jam: 30; 19083" 2 .ch Peby 13,
1913; B' 306502; Steingriiber verlag, |
Leipzig.
WRGIB DICH REIZEND SUSSES MAUS-
‘CHEN; duett Denise und des Mar-
' quis, aus der oper Paroli, musik von
' Leo Fall; gesang u. klavier. [4483
bn MO Nom 22) 1912:-2 eo Mar, 21,
- 19138; E 3803418; Harmonie-verlag,
Munich.
PRHEBUNG; ged. von Josef von Hich-
endorff, musik von Georg Hoblitzel,
- op. 1: gemischten chor; partitur und
‘ gstimmen. 4to. (Zwei gedichte, no.
pres) [4434
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
‘E 306560; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
RIN GO BRAGH; set to tune The
prayer, from Zampa, words by J. J.
‘O’Donovan, [music by Louis Joseph
-Werdinand Hérold]. [4485
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1918; EB 305524;
James J. O’Donovan, Watervliet,
N. Y:
ERIN’S WELCOME. See Album leaves.
WRSTES LEID. See Wintzer (Richard)
ERWARTEN. See Nagler (Franciscus)
FWiinf lieder.
Hs GIBT BALT NUR EIN EINZIGES AGYP-
TEN; Satyrisches couplet, text von
Beda, musik von Leo Ascher, op. 94.
Partitur und singstimme. [4486
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; BE 308522 ; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
ES MUSS EIN WUNDERBARES SEIN; ged.
von O. von Redtwitz, musik von
Felix Ego, fiir gesang mit klavier-
begleitung. WFief. [4437
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2-.c. Mar. 18,
1913; EB 306912: Ed. "Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
ESTHER SYLVESTER; words and musi¢
by HE. Brandfellner. [4439
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1918; BH 308294;
Edwin Brandfellner, Chicago.
ESTUDIANTINA; from P. lLacome’s
Spanish national melodies, words by
Robert Waring, musie arr. by Hd-
win A. Price; mixed chorus. 4to.
nos. 1-4. [4440
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 3; 19135
EH 305108; Arthur W. Tams musical
library, ine., New York.
ETUDE CARACTERISTIQUE; Chanticleer;
by Lily Wadhams Moline; pf. (Three
concert studies, no. 2.) ~ [4441
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 38083845 ; Gilbert music co., Chicago.
HEXTUDE DE CONCERT; by Lily Wadhams
Moline; pf. (Three concert studies,
(ney 19) [4442
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 308346; Gilbert music co., Chicago.
ETUDE DE STYLE; Staccati; by Lily
Wadhams Moline; pf. (Three con-
cert studies, no. 8.). [4443
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 308347; Gilbert music co., Chicago.
ETUDES DE PREPARATION; aux célébres
études de Kreutzer, Fiorillo et Rode,
par Leo Portnoff, op. 49, rey. par
Hermann Halbig; violon. Cah. 1, 2.
[4444
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 22, 1918;
E 303607; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
ETUDES MELODIQUES; par Leo Portnoff,
op. 61, rev. par. Hermann Halbig;
violon. 1. Dans toutes les positions.
Cah. 4.-2. Dans la 3iéme position.
Cah. 3-8. Dans la 1é@re position.
Cah: 14°2; [44454447
_ © Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ce. each Mar. 22,
1918; E 803604-3038606; Aug. Cranz,
Leipzig.
Eucenta; polka di Angelo Angiolini;
per pianoforte. [4448
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 e Mar. 1,
1913; E 303090; Carisch &.Jinichen,
Milan.
EULALIE; words by Edgar Allen Poe,
music by Franklin Hopkins. (Jn
Modern poets series; 20 songs for
medium and high voice.) . [4449
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 20,
19138; BH 308661 ; Cecil Mackie, ine.,
New York.
272
no. 3, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4466
. EVANGELINE; words by J. E. Konkel,
; music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4450
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1918;
E 3808497; Jas. E. Konkel, Monterey,
Cal.
EVENING HYMN; by J. R. Morris, op.
36, no. 4; pf. [4451
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308694 : Willis music CO.,
Cincinnati.
See also Darke (Harold E.); Three
hymns.
EVENING SHADOWS GENTLY FALLING;
by W. F. Sudds, op. 393; 2 sops. alto
or ten. acc. S8vo. (Jn The choir,
| vy. 14, no. 8, March, 1918.) [4452
© Mar. 8, 1913; 1c Mar. 10,
1913; E 305333; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
EVENTIDE; part-song, words by Alan
Burt, music by F. H. Shephard;
' male voices. 4to. [4453
omer, 26, 1918; 2 « Mar. 25,
| 1918; E 806948; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
| EVERY LOVER MUST MEET HIS FATE;
from the opera Sweethearts, lyrics
by Robert B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert; high or medium voice.
[4454
'
|
| © Mar. 22, 1918; 2 c« Mar. 24,
|
1
|
'
|
19138; E 308795; G. Schirmer, New
York.
| EVERY WOMAN; song from the musical
play The dancing mistress, words by
Lionel Monckton and Percy Green-
bank, music by Lionel Monckton.
[4455
©. Web. 15,.1913* 2 c. Feb: “17,
1918; E 306584 ;
| London.
EVERYBODY SNAP YOUR FINGERS WITH
ME; words by Bert Kalmar, music
by Harry Puck. [4456
: © Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 25,
| 1913; E 308866; Kalmar & Puck
|
|
Chappell & co., Itd.,
music co., inc., New York.
EVERYBODY THERE KNEW Mary; by G.
Duval, jr. [4457
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1913; E 308331;
George Duval jr., New York.
EVERY MAGAZINE; an immorality play,
words by J. S. Reed, music by W.
Daly. Vocal score. [4458
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1913; D 19265;
John S. Reed and William Daly,
New York.
EVERYTHING IS DIFFERENT NOW-A-DAYS;
lyric by G. Buck, music by D. Stam-
per. New York, Penn music co., ine.
[4459
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; E 305357;
William H. Penn, Gene Buck & Dave
Stamper, New York.
Ev’RY NIGHT; words and music by
Dave Reed. [4460
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 11,
19138 ; E 805874; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
EXTASE (Zaligheid); Nederlandsche
vertalig van A. Matthijs, version
francaise et musique par Frank van
der Stucken, op. 17, no. 38; chant et
piano. Anvers, Belgium. Gustave
Faes. (Mélodies de concert, no. 2.)
[4461
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 16,
1912; E 305240; Frank van der
Stucken, Hanover, Germany. [Copy-
right is claimed on French and
Dutch version. ]
EYES SPEAK TRUE; words and music
by E. W. Shartel. [4462
©) 1 '@ Jan. 20, 1913; E 305235;
Elfrieda Woods Shartel, Oklahoma
City, Okl.
Face (THE) I SAW IN THE MOONLIGHT};
words by S. H. Millard, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [4463
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1918; E 308567; Sara E. Millard,
Fall River, Mass.
FAIRIES OF THE FOREST; unison song,
words and music by Philip Edwards.
4to. (Choruses for treble voices, no.
3682. ) . [4464
(Cc) Mar. 12, 1918;.2.c¢.. Mar, 13,
1913; EH 308427; J. Fischer & bro..,.
New York.
Farry DAY; three idylls, poems by
William Allinghaus, music by
Charles Villiers Stanford, op. 181,
for female chorus and piano. 4to.
[4465.
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 306828; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
Farry sone; baby and fairies dance,
words and music by A. Comport.
[4466
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1913; E 305109;
Angelina Comport, New York.
273
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4467
Farry sones: .words by Lilian Lee,
music by Julius Harrison ; 2 sopranos
and alto. 4to. (Competition festival
choruses, no. 8680.) [4467
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. ds,
1913: E 308428; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
FAMOUS SELECTIONS FROM FAMOUS
OPERAS; arr. by G. Martaine; pf. v.
1 and 2 #£Contents: Carmen.—
Faust. — Aida. — Bohemian girl. —
Huguenots.—Il trovatore. — Mar-
tha.—Mignon. [4468
© Feb. 27, 19132 26. “Web...28,
1913; E 305228; Academie music Co.,
New York.
FANFRELUCHE; musikalisches lustspiel
in zwei akten, ged. nach dem
franzosischen des Theophil Gautier
bearbeitet von Georg Schaumberg,
. musik von Wilhelm Mauke. Orches-
ter partitur mit text. [4469
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306675; Drei masken verlag,
g.m. b. h., Munich.
FANTASY (A); by C. Edgar Ford;
organ. (Original compositions for
the organ, new series, no. 18).
[4470
© Mar: 45, 1913; -2/¢. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306857; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
WAR FROM MY HEAVENLY HOME; words
by Henry Franeis Leyte, music by
Edward Teschemacher. No. 2 in EH
flat. [4471
(oy) Wep.. 12,°1913; 2 @ Webs 17,
1913; E 306581; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
FAREWELL BRAVE MEN OF THE TITANIC;
words by Mrs. K. Riley, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4472
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308475; Mrs. Katie Riley,
Fresno, Cal.
FAREWELL (THE) TO ERIN.
bum leaves.
FASCINO SLAVO; mazurka di Franz
Drdla, op. 91, per violino e piano-
forte. [4473
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 ec Feb. 14,
19138; E 806514; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
FATHER, AGAIN IN JESUS’ NAME; sacred
song, the hymn by Lady Lucy Whit-
more, music by Frank E. Ward, op.
7. oO. 5. [4474
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2c Mar. 15,
1918; E 305425; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
See Al-
pt. 111, n. s., v8 §
FATHER’S LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB; |)
words and music by C. A. Bayha
[4475
and Rubey Cowan.
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 ce. Bebo ae
1913: E 308317; York music co.,
New York.
See Gounod (C. F.)
FAUST SELECTIONS.
tions from famous operas.
FAUST.
FAVORITE FANCIES;
Becket] ; pf.
delphia.
FAVORITE SONGS; arr. by Barrington
Con-
tents: The vacant chair.—Sweet and ©
low.—The soldier’s farewell_—How ©
[4477
© Mar. 24, 19138: 2 @ Mar, 2a |
Sargent; band. obl. 24mo.
ean I leave thee.
1913; E 805771; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
arrangement. |
FEAR NOT DEAR HEART; words by R. A.
Canning, music by K. Kallenbach.
[4478
© Feb. 22, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913; |
E 305586; R. A. Canning & Karl ~
Kallenbach, San Francisco.
FEED ME WITH LOVE; duet from The
purple road, lyric by Fred de Gre-
sac and Wm. Cary Duncan, music
by Heinrich Reinhardt. [4479
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 303592; T. B. Barmsee
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
Fren (Die) See Wagner (Richard)
FELTMAN’S INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR RAG-
TIME PIANO PLAYING; by EH. H. Felt-
man. New York, Feltman school
of ragtime piano playing. [4480
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 3805270; Edwin Henry Feltman,
New York.
FEMME (LA) ET LE PANTIN (Con-
chita) ; opéra en 4 actes et 6 tab-
leaux tiré de La femme et le pan-
tin, de Pierre Louys par Maurice
Vaucaire, musique de Riccardo Zan-
donai, réduction de Carlo Carignani
pour chant et piano. Opéra com-
plet. [448].
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 25,
1913; E 306935; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
274.
See Famous selec- |
[ed. by Thos. 4 1
[4476 |
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 6, 1913; |
H 305196; Hatch music co., Phila- —
[Copyright is claimed on |
> no. 3, 1913
. FERN VON ~ OESTERREICH ;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4498
walzerlied
aus der posse, Der Zaungast, text
von Hans Gaus und Louis Tauf-
stein, musik von Martin Knopf;
gesang u. klavier. [4482
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 c Mar. 18,
1918; HB 306918; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin.
FERRYMAN LOVE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Oskar
Borsdortf. [4483
© Mar. 1, 19138; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1918;
E 303279; Boosey & co., London.
FEST-KANTATE; von Hugo Kaun;
klavierauszug mit text. Vocal
score. 4to. [4484
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303234; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
FESTGESANG (Ein) Neros (Un chant
de féte de Néron) ; gedicht von Vic-
tor Hugo, deutsch von Fritz Kar-
min, musik von Friedrich Klose;
tenorsolo u. gemischten chor, mit
klavierauszug arr. von Heinrich
Knappe. Partitur. 4to. [4485
eceem 38, 1913: 2 ¢. Mar. 21.
1918; E 3038540; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig. [Copyright is
claimed on klavier 2 hiainden mit
text deutschen u. franzodsischen. ]
FESTIVAL HALL WALTZ; by R. L. Sea-
mon; 2 mand. and guitar. (Choice
selections, no. 136.) [4486
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 1,
1913; E 308367; George Stannard,
Trenton, N. J.
FESTIVAL HYMN; by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 247; organ. [4487
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1918;
E 305250; G. Schirmer, New York.
FESTIVO; von Jean Sibelius, op. 25,
fiir grosses. orchester. Partitur.
(Scénes historiques, no. 3.) [4488
i) Nov. 15, 1912:.2 ¢. Mar. 21;
1918; E 303477; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
FESTMARSCH; zur einweihung des
volkerschlachtdenkmals, von Michel
Eulambio; pianoforte. [4489
@ Dec. ..13, 1912;>2 e: Mar. 5,
19138; E 303242; Riihle & Wendling,
Leipzig.
FETE CHAMPETRE; par Edoardo Gra-
nelli, op. 26, no. 4; piano. [4490
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8,
1913; E 306657; W. Bessel & cie.,
St. Petersburg, Russia.
FETE NAPOLITAINE; tarantelle, by J.
W. Bischoff, arr. by Edmund Par-
low; pf. six hands. [4491
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
EH 303148; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
FEUERSNOT-WALZER. See Strauss (Rich-
ard)
FILLY ME-GEE AT THE RACES; written
and composed by E. J. Owen.
[4492
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1918; E 806921; E. Jno. Owen, Lon-
don.
FILEUSE (La). See Raff (J. J.)
FILMZAUBER; posse mit gesang und
tanz in 4 bildern, text von Rudolf
Bernauer und Rudolf Schanzer, mu-
sik von Walter Kollo und W. Bred-
schneider; chorstimmen, [4493
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1913;
D 19263; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
FINAL CHORUS, ACT 1. See Wagner
(Richard) ; sailor choruses.
FIRST Kiss (Primo bacio); mazurka
by Alfredo Anelli; pf. [4494
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305118; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
FIRST LESSONS IN VIOLIN PLAYING FOR
CHILDREN; by Alice H. Parmenter.
(Teacher’s library, no. 138.) [4495
) Mar. 25,:1913.. 2 .¢ Mar. 31,
1913; E 305888; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
FISCHERLIED. See Heymann-Rheineck
(Carl).
FISHER (THE) MAID; words by A. S.
Harvey, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4496
©); Feb: 10,1913 32 e.Miars. 42.
1913; E 308580; A. Stanley Harvey,
St. John’s, Newfoundland.
Frac (THE) OF THE FREE; words and
melody by F. S. Williston, arr. by
Hosken Strick. S8vo. [4497
© Feb, 11, 1913; 2 c: Feb. 18,
19138; E 306595; Francis S. Williston,
Phillipsburg, N. J.
FLAG (THE) WE LOVE; words by H. W.
Morgan, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4498
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305679; Howard W. Mor-
gan, Craik, Canada.
275
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4499
pt. II, n. s., v. 8
FLAME (THE) See Four short songs.
FLIEGER-MARSCH, KOMM WU. SEI MEIN
PASSAGIER; aus der operette Der flie-
gende rittmeister, text v. Leo Slien
u. Béla Jenbach, musik von Her-
mann Dostal; klavier mit unterleg-
tem text. [4499
© ‘Sept. 28, 191222" ec. Mar 5,
1918; HE 303208; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
FLIMMERKISTE; grosses potpourri aus
der posse Filmzauber, musik von
Walter Kollo u. W. Bredschneider,
arr. von Adolf Eckstein; pianoforte
mit worten. [4500
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306672; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
FLor pE Pampa; tango argentino par
M. Sarrablo; orchestre. [4501
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2c. Mar. 10, 1918;
EH 306838; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
FLORIDA’S RAG-TIME JOE; words by E.
Gatrell, music by Jack Staniey.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4502
©) Feb. 24; 1918: .2 ¢: Mar. 27,
1913; E 305663; Edna Gatrell, Fair-
field, Fla.
FLotow (FRIEDRICH VON) Martha;
brilliant fantasia by F. von Flotow,
arr. by Sydney Smith, op. 30, ed. and
fingered by Andor Pintér; pf. [4503
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305766; G. Schirmer, New
York, [Copyright is claimed on ed-
iting and fingering.]
FLOWER (THE) GARDEN BALL; words
by Wm. Jerome, music by J. Schartz.
[4504
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 305254; Jean Schwartz, New
York.
FPLy AWAY; tarantella by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 276; pf. [4505
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
: 305165; M. Witmark & sons, New
fork.
FOuN; ged. von J. von Lagin, musik
von Peter Marini, op. 24; miinner-
chor; partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[4506
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 17, 19138;
KE 306558; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
FoLDED (THE) ROSE; from the opera
The flight of time, text and music by
Celeste D. Heckscher. [4507
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 ce Mar. 138,
1913; E 308408; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
FOLIO OF FOUR SONGS; words by Walde-
mar Young and others, music by
L. S. Roberts. Chicago, Lee §. Rob-
erts pub. co.. Contents :—Night.—The
night has a thousand eyes.—Lullaby
baby.—Reflection. [4508
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 308409; Lee S. Roberts, Chicago.
FOLLow ME; petite étude by J. R. Mor-
ris, op. 36 no. 2; pf. [4509
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 20, 1918;
E 308691; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
Fortow ME To Arcapy; from The sey-
enth chord, words by Ashley Miller,
music by Joseph Carl Breil. [4510
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1913;
E 805628; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
FOLLOW THE FLAG; march by H. Hngel-
mann; pf. (Random thoughts, no. 1.)
[4511
© Mar. 3, 1918;.2 ec Mar. 38, 1913;
E 305127; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
FoLLoW THE PIPER; words by Hdward
Teschemacher, music by A. Herbert
Brewer; in D. [4512
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2c. Mar. 20, 1913;
HE 308555 ; Enoch & sons, London.
For A NAME UNKNOWN; words by Bliss
Carman, music by Franklin Hopkins.
(In Modern poets series; 20 songs
for medium and high voice.) [4513
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2c. Mar. 20, 1918;
E 3808664; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
York.
oR EVERY LEAF. See Hogg (Sidney R.)
FOR THE GOLDEN HARVEST; words by
A. C. Weitz, Ojibwa melody collected
by Frederic R. Burton, harmonized
and arr. by Horace Alden Miller.
(Two American Indian songs.)
- [4514
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2c. Mar. 3, 19138;
EH 305116; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
For you; lyric by N. S. Carter, music
by E. Seidel. Indianapolis, The I.
Seidel music pub. co. [4515
© Feb. 12, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1913;
E 305758; Emil Seidel, Indianapolis.
276
ETE a
Se
NN cd
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
wor YOU'LL SUFFER AS WELL AS I; words
by H.C. Daniels, music by J ack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4516
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2c. Mar. 27, 1913;
E 305696; Henry C. Daniels, Hart-
ford.
FORGET-ME-NOT GAVOTTE; by Giese, arr.
by Aubrey Stauffer, op. 26, no. 8;
mandolin duo. [4517
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Mar. 28, 1913;
BE 305761; Wm. C. Stahl, Milwaukee.
FORSAKEN; lyric M. S. Leaning, music
by Charles 2. Coleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pal co. [4518
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
BE 305568 ; es Ss. Leaning, Cherry
Valley, N. Y.
FOUR-LEAVED (THE)
The love wager, words by Wm.
Cary Dunean; music by Charles
Hambitzer, arr. by T. P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; guitar acc. [4519
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 19,
19138; E 308642; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
CLOVER; from
FRA RIDDERTIDEN (In the days of chiv-
alry); af Nicolaj Hansen, op. 25,
heft 2; violin og piano. (Stemnings-
billeder, heft 2, nr. 9). [4520
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c«. Mar. 8,
1913; E 306689; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
FRANKLYN’sS (A) DOGGE LEPED OVER A
STYLE; part song, words from the
Ingoldsby legends, music by A. C.
Mackenzie, op. 8, no. 6; mixed
voices. 4to. (Part-song book, sec-
ond series, no. 1262.) [4521
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 303327; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
FRIEDENSHOFFNUNG ;
organ. (Jn Ingoing voluntaries, no.
12.) [4522
cuerep.. o, 1918; 2). Feb, 15,
1913; E 306540; Augener Itd., Lon-
don.
FUHLEND (EIN) HERZE; lied aus der
operette Die studentengrifin, oder
Die stille stadt, text von Victor
Léon, musik von Leo Fall. [4523
Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 13,
1913; E 306493; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich.
by HE. N. Hay;
FUITE DES NAINS; See “Petite |
offrande.”
”
—
4532
GALLANT (THE) OFFICER; march and
two step by O. Nielsen arr. by EB. De
Lamater; orch. 4to. [4524
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2c. Mar. 38, 1913;
E 805110; O. Nielsen, Chicago.
GAMLE MINDER (Old remembrances) ;
af Nicolaj Hansen, op. 25; violin og
piano. (Stemmingsbilleder, heft 1.
no. 5). [4525
© Jan. 81, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 8,
1913; E 306762; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
GARIBALDINI (I) DEL MARE; marcia
mnilitare, di A. Geluso; 2 mandolino
e chitarra. [4526
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 « Mar. 19,
1918; E 306919; John Mandracchia,
Brooklyn.
GARY HERO; words by L. Livingston,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc,
[4527
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 138,
1918; FE 808600; Lizzie Livingston,
Hollesopple, Pa.
GATTy (NicHoLAS) Sonata; by N.
Gatty; No. 1. Violin and pf. No. 2.
Violin part. Contents: Prelude.—
Scherzo. [4528, 4529
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 10,
19138; E 306477, 306478; icholas
Gatty, London.
GAVOTTE; von Erkki Melartin, freie
bearbeitung von Willy Burmester;
violine u. klavier. (Neue stiicke fiir
violine u. klavier, nr. 2). [4536
© Nov. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. -21,
1913; E 303504; K. G. Fazer, Hel-
singfors, Russia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
——von Hermann Keiper. See Le-
gende [und] Gavotte.
von Richard Wickenhausser, op.
72; pf. (Zehn kleine tonbilder, no.
T.) [4531
© Sept 24, 1912; 2 « Feb. 26,
1913; E 302966; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
GAVOTTE AND MUSETTE. See Raff
(Jsd.)
GAVOTTE CONCERTANTE, IN CANON-
FORM; by Homer N. Bartlett; op.
245; pf. [4532
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 1,
1913; HB 308357 : G. Schirmer, New
York.
GAZZA LADRA, See Rossini (G. A.)
77
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Gener. See Kunsemiiller (Hrnst )
Drei gesiinge.
Grek BUT SUL KISSED ME; words by S.
Wlam, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4533
©) Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ¢, Mar. 27,
1913; BH 3805650; Mrs. Susan Hlam,
Ladd, Ill.
Gree! I wisn I was Bia; words by
George Whiting, music by H. Von
Tilzer. [4534
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; EK 808870; Harry Von Tilzer
musie pub. co., New York.
Gee! I wish THAT I WERE SINGLE;
words and music by Anthony J.
Corio and Hdw. J. Dliott. [4535
© 1c Mar. 5, 1913; H 305222;
Corio & Miliott, Atlantic City.
Gkk! WHATS THE USE OF BEING A GIRL;
words by VW. I’. Carson, music by
Irieda Richter, op. 2. [45386
© 1c Feb. 28, 1918; H 308201;
Oswald TH. Richter, Denver,
GEFANGENE (DIr) NACHTIGALL; Altser-
bisch, tibersetzt von Talvy, musik
von Ad. Wallnéfer, op. 107, ftir
frauenstimmen chor oder solo mit
klavierbegl. Partitur. 4to. (10
terzétte, no. 4.) [45387
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 19138;
HE 3806859; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
GrH’N MA LINKS, GEH’N MA LINKS, DER
WACHMANN KOMMT; text von Grete
Urbanitzky-Woloszezuk, musik von
KX. Haupt. [4588
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
806677; Wibenschiitz & Berté,
Vienna.
GEHEIMNIS (Das)
ciscus)
See Nagler (Fran-
Wiinft lieder,
Gem (THE) crry; words by Mrs. L. A.
Austin, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4539
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18, 1918;
HK} 308482; Mrs. L. A. Austin, Oak-
land, Cal.
GERMANIAS ERSTER SIEG; ged. von Mar-
cus Konder, musik von Georg Rath-
geber, op. 163, ftir minnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [4540
© Feb. 17, 1918: 2c. Mar. 21,
1918; HK 808589; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg, Germany.
GESEGNET SEI DIE STUNDE; text und —
musik von Kamillo Horn, op. 62; |
(Liebesweisen, 1.
[4541 —
hohe stimme.
folge, no. 1.)
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2° a Mar. 2a
1913; BH 303421; C. I. Kahnt, nach- >
folger, Leipzig.
Grt BUSY; words by J. Parnell, music |
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4542
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
WH) 308470; Joseph Parnell, Victor,
Col.
GET YOURSELF ACQUAINTED WITH A MOV- |
ING PICTURE SHOW; words by S. K.
Haslett, music by
ine.
© Mar. 4, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 13, 1913; _
I 808506; Samuel K. Haslett, Mon- |
treal, Canada.
GEWORBENE (Derr); ged. von Martin
Greif, musik von Wdgar Hansen, op.
10, no. 3; miinnerchor.
4to. [4544
© Oct. 7, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
H) 38038109; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig.
Gipsy (A) FrEstTivAL; trio, words by
Mrs. A. Roberts, music by J. L.
Roeckel, arr. by Albert G. Mitchell,
ed. by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz; women’s voices. 4to. (Stan.
hope edition, no. 176.) [4545
© Mar. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 81,
1918; EK 805886; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. © [Copyright is
claimed on editing, ]
Gipsy-sona. See Verdi (Giuseppe).
Girt (Tur) rRoM BrermMupdA; words by
Bobby Jones, music by Oliver HK.
Story. [4546
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1913;
DH 305268; O. BH. Story, Boston.
Girt (THE) IN THE TAXI; grand selec-
tion from the musical play by Jean
Gilbert, arr. by J. Ord Hume; band.
(Boosey’s military journal, 134th
series, no. 1.) [4547
© Feb. 15, 19183 2Ge geo
1913; EK 3806583; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on military band ar-
rangement. |
71RL (Tur) THAT I KNOW LOVES ME;
words and music by M. Reilly.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [4548
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2c. Mar. 18, 1918;
FE 805575; Martin Reilly, New Bed-
ford, Mass.
278
|
pt. Ill, 0. S., v. i
Jack Stanley. —
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
[4543 —
Partitur. |
no. 3, 19138
Girt (THE) THAT LOOKS LIKE YoU;
words by T. H. Holcombe, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [4549
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
DH 308585; T. H. Holcombe, Crooks-
ville, O.
Girt (THE) WITHOUT A SWEETHEART
IS A GIRL THAT’S JUST LIKE ME;
words by W. A. Tierney, music by
- Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4550
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; BE 305669; W. A. Tierney, East
Hnd, Pittsburgh.
GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS; words and music
by ©. Barnard. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [4551
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913;
BH 308457; Carleton Barnard, Chil-
son, Mich.
GITANA (LA) See Villanelle.
GLADIATOR; march and two-step by
Adolph Wirz; piano. [4552
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 14,
1913; BE 805396; G. V. Meckel, New
York.
Gien Nerin; from Songs from Con-
nacht, nine poems of Padraic Colum,
set to music by Herbert Hughes.
[4553
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 15, 1913;
BH 3038360; Boosey & co., London.
GLI AMANTI-ANTIPODI; mazurka und
menuetto, choreographie von Jose-
phine Strengsmann, musik von Carl
André, op. 16e, no. 1; piano mit text
u. einzeichnung der tanzfiguren.
[4554
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c Mar. 8,1913;
BE 306641; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany.
GLORY AT THE END OF THE WAY; words
and music by B. F. Logan. [4555
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305469; Quartet music co,
¥t. Worth, Tex.
GLORY AWAITS ME; words and music
by J. W. West. [4556
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305470; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
Gtory, I’M REDEEMED; words and music
by T. A. Beasley. [4557
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1918; E 305471; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4567
GLick (Das) See Nagler
ciscus) Fiinf lieder.
GNOMEN-PARADE (Parade of the
Gnomes) ; characterstiick von Peppi
Wetzel; pianoforte. [4558
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c, Mar. 21, 1913;
1) 303464; Anton J. Benjamin, Ham-
burg, Germany.
Go AWAY, Mister Misery; written by
R. P. Weston, music by Fred God-
frey. [4559
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1913;
W 806851; Star music pub, co., Itd.,
London,
Go TELL THE NEWS; words by Johnson
Oatman, jr., music by Charles H.
Gabriel. [4560
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; E 808807 ; Geo. I’. Rosche, Chi-
cago.
Go To CALV’RY; words and music by
M. I. Hay. [4561
© Mar, 10, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 11,
1913; EK 305866; Mary Isabel Hay,
Pomona, Cal.
GOBLIN GAMBOLS; two-step by Josselyn
Noel; piano. [4562
© Feb. 22, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 19138;
WH 3803155; Leonard & co., London.
GOD HATIT SENT HIS ANGELS; words by
Phillips Brooks, inusiec by Edwin ©.
Chamberlin, [4563
(© Mar. 27, 1918; 2c. Mar. -27,
1913; EH 305623; I, C. Chamberlin,
New York.
(Fran-
GOD LEADS TO victToRY ; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [4564
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; If 808308; Geo. I’. Rosche, Chi-
cago.
GopARD (BENJAMIN LOUIS PAUL) Ber-
ceuse (Lullaby); from the opera
Jocelyn, English version by Nathan
Haskell Dole, music by B. L. P.
Godard, annotated by C. Thurwan-
ger; medium voice. [4565
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2 e. Mar. 17,
1913; IX 806860; Camille Thurwan-
ger, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on phonetic annotation and Eng.
version. ]
Jocelyn; berceuse by B. Godard,
arr. by R. E. Hildreth. No. 1 Tenor
mandola solo. No. 2. Mandocello
solo. [4566, 4567
© Mar. 22,1913; 2 c. each Mar. 29,
1913; I 305788, 305784; Walter Ja-
cobs, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on the arrangement. ]
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4568
GopARD (BENJAMIN LovIs PAUL)—Con.
fantasia from Godard’s
opera, arr. by Frank Robinson; orch.
(Ideal edition, no. 192.) [4568
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308804; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Gop’s ROSES WILL BLOOM FOR US; words
and music by Douglas Bird. [4569
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
E 305128; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
GOING FOR VIOLETS; poem by Hmily
Carter, music by Franz C. Born-
schein; violin and piano. [4570
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 10, 1918;
E 3053808; G. Schirmer, New York.
GOLDEN (THE) WEST; words by S. V.
Riley, musie by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4571
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ec: Mar. 18,
1918 ; E 808579; Sadie Veatch Riley,
San Jose, Cal.
GOLDENE JUGENDZEIT (In the golden
days of youth); melodie von Emil
Sochting, op. 185, no. 1; piano.
(Leichte melodisch-instruktive kla-
vierstiicke ftir den unterricht, nr. 1.
heft 1 u. 2.) [4572
© Sept.. 27, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 5,
1918; E 303227; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
GONDELFAHRT; von Richard Wicken-
hausser, op. 72; pf. (Zehn kleine
tonbilder, no. 2.) [4573
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 c Feb. 26,
1913 ; E 302967; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
GONDOLIERA. See Suite in 5 sitzen.
GOoD ADVICE; a humorous ditty, words
by Harold Simpson, music by Emilie
Clarke. [4574
© Feb. 15, 1918: 2 ec. Mar. a.
1918; E 303079; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
GOoD BYE MY OWN DEAR HEART; words
and music by G. C. Leap. Melody
only. [4575
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1918; BH 305276;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
Goop BYE, SWEET HEART, GOOD BYE. See
I’ve said good bye a thousand times,
good bye sweet heart good bye.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
GOOD-BYE SWEET-HEART MINE; words
and music by Chas. Kelbaugh. [4576
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 395102; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
GOOD-BYE TO FLIRTATION; in The sun-
shine girl, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Ivan Caryll. [4577
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1918; E 803551; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
GOOD-BYE TO SUMMER; poem by George
Cooper, music by Franz C. Born-
schein ; violin and piano. [4578
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 10,
1918; E 805809; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Goop (THE) MEN OF EIRINN; from
Songs from Connacht, nine poems
of Padraic Colum, set to music by
Herbert Hughes. [4579
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1918;
E 3038361; Boosey & co., London.
GooD NIGHT; words and music by C. P.
Clark. [4580
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1918; E 3083898;
Clifton Power Clark, Washington.
GooD PROMISES TO BE REMEMBERED;
words by EF. W. Turner, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4581
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 13,
19138; E 3808549; Floyd W. Turner,
Bradford, Ill.
Goop (THE) SHEPHERD; words by Gor-
don Johnstone, music by Wm. Dich-
mont; in C, D, and E flat. [4582
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. each Feb.
15, 1918; E 806528; B. F. Wood mu-
sie co., Boston.
GOSPEL (THE) MESSAGE; words by A.
L. Haskell, music by Nellie Davis
Haskell. [4583
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 305320; Albert Loring Haskell,
Somerville, Mass.
GOUNOD (CHARLES-FRANGOIS) Au
printemps (At springtime) ; poem by
J. Barbier, music by Ch. Gounod, an-
notated by C. Thurwanger; medium
voice. [4584
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c Mar. 12,
1918; E 3038300; Camille Thurwan-
ger, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on phonetic annotation. ]
280
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
Gounop (CHARLES-FRANCOIS ) —Contd.
—— Ave Maria; by Gounod adapted to
the first prelude of J. S. Bach, arr.
and adapted by J. A. Parks; sop. solo
and chorus with piano or organ acc.
4to. (Choice compositions, no, 646.)
[4585
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 19138;
H 300107; J. A. Parks co., York,
Nebr. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement and adaptation. ]
—— Chanson du roi de Thulé (The
king of Thulé); from the opera
Faust, by C. F. Gounod, annotated
by C. Thurwanger; medium voice.
[4586
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1918; E 3806861; Camille Thurwan-
ger, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on phonetic annotation. ]
— Faust; selection from Gounod’s
opera, arr. by H. Silberhorn; concer-
tina. (Choice collection of amuse-
ment & concert music, no. 1196.)
[4587
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
BE 308349; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago.
— King (The) of love my Shepherd
is; words by Henry Williams Baker,
music by Charles Gounod, arr. by
Bertha Remick; mixed voices. (The
laurel octavo, no. 222.) [4588
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 21,
1913; E 308734; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
~ on arrangement. ]
— Mass of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus (Messe du Sacré cceur de
Jésus) ; by Ch. Gounod, rev. and ed.
by Nicola A. Montani; chorus of
mixed voices and organ. 4to. [4589
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 308355; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
and editing.]
— Ottender moon; from Gounod’s
Faust, arr. by Aubrey Stauffer, op.
20, no. 19; mandolin duo and piano
acc. [4590
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305760; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
— Send out Thy light; by Charles
Gounod, arr. by Albert G. Mitchell;
violin obligato. (The Stanhope ed.,
no. 175.) [4591
© Mar. 7, 1913;:2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
BH 305324; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
4601
GouUNOD (CHARLES-F'RANCOIS ) —Contd,
words from the Bible, music
by Charles Gounod, ed. by Frederick
H. Ripley and H. L. Heartz; 2 sops.,
alto and bass ad lib. 4to. (The
Stanhope ed., no. 175.) [4592
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1918;
EH 305323; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on editing. ]
GRADUS AD PARNASSUM DU VIOLONISTE;
par Emile Sauret, op. 36. 1. Teil 4.
2. Teil 5. 14iéme édition, entiére-
ment refondue et fort augmentée,
avec paroles allemandes, anglaises et
francaises. [4593, 4594
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 18,
1913; E 306600, 306601; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig.
GRAND CONCERT MARCH; by R. L. Sea-
mon; mandolin duo. Unace. (Choice
selections, no. 144.) [4595
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 308868; George Stannard, Tren-
ton, N. J.
GRANDMOTHER’S SONG; words and mu-
sic by A. Comport. [4596
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1918; E 308685;
Angelina Comport, New York.
GRANELLI (Epoarpo) Impromptu; par
BE. Granelli, op. 25, no. 4; piano.
[4597
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306658; W. Bessel & cie, St.
Petersburg, Russia.
GRANT US TO SEE THY FACE; a prayer,
words by Frederick H. Bair, music
by Hugh V. Harlan. [4598
i) Aug. 20, 1912" 2 eG. Mars: 3,
1913; E 305199; Harlan and Bair,
Grinnell, Ia.
GREAT (THE) EVANGEL; words and mu-
sic by Wm..T. Noss. Mont Andon,
Pa., The University co. [4599
© Feb. 25, 1913;. Mar. 1, 19138;
EK 308352; W. T. Noss, Montandon,
Pa.
GREENGROCER (THE); humorous song,
written and composed by F. C. Gil-
lespie. [4600
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 303151; Reynolds & co., London.
GRENADIER (THE); words by Fred E.
Weatherly, music by Eric Coates.
[4601
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 303269; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
281
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4602
Grey moors; words by Augusta Han-
cock, music by George Lees. [4602
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 1%,
1918; EB 806907; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
Griart; potpourri aus der operette von
Paul Lineke; orchester, mit piano-
direction-stimmen. 4to. [46038
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 27,
1918; BE 803036; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin.
Grin; recitation with piano acc.,
words by Robert W. Service, music
by Lyell Johnston. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 85.) [4604
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
® 806810; Reynolds & co., London.
GRIZZLY, THE BROWN BEAR. See Knight
(Richard)
GROSSES DUETT.
ard)
GROWING OLD ALONG WITH ME; words
See Strauss (Rich-
by B#. W. White, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4605
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; BH 805718; BE. W. White, Santa
Paula, Cal.
GUARD MOUNT.
soldiers.
Guarps (THE) AT THE TOMB; words
by N. W. Allphin, music by W. B.
Moore. [4606
© Mar. 11, 1038: 2c Mar. 17,
1918; BE 305462; W. BE. Moore, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
HABANERA;: trio by Myron A. Bick-
ford: mandola, mando-cello. and
mandolin. (Gibson edition, no. 66
G.) [4607
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 c Mar. 17,
1918; 805752; Gibson mandolin-
guitar co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
HANDEL (Grora FRiepertcH) Aria;
from suite no. 10 for clavier, by
G. EF. Hiindel, arr. by Edmund
Singer, ed. by Hugo Ries; violin
and piano. [4608
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1918; BE 805780; Boston music ¢co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
—— Hallelujah chorus; from the Mes-
siah by G. F. Hiindel, arr. by
Josephine Sherwood; women’s
voices, 4to. (Radcliffe College
collection of part songs, no. 22.)
[4609
© Mar. 14, 1918: 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305519; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
See Day (A) with the
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
HANpDEL (Grora FRrmeprricn )—Contd.
——My Jonathan; recit, [and]
Subtle love with fancy viewing;
aria, from the oratorio Alexander
Balus, by G. EF. Hiindel, edited by
Hdgardo Levi; no. 1 in G and no, 2
in A. (Standard songs, no. 59.)
[4610
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1913;
EK 3808286; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on new edition.]
TIAIL TO OUR PRESIDENT; words and
music by EH. M. G. Toon. [4611
© Mar. 18, 1918: 2 co) item,
1913; E 3805177; BE. May Glenn Toon,
Wilmington, N. C.
HALE’S TANGO DANCE; by C. A. Pierce;
pf. [4612
© 1c Mar. 5, 1918; BH 305175;
Chas. A. Pierce, Chicago.
HALLELUJAH, ALL GLORY; words by
N. W. Allphin, music by H. G. Bell.
[4613
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2)c) Mari,
1918; EK 805472; Quartet music co.,
It. Worth, Tex.
HALLELUJAH CHORUS.
(G. -F.)
HALLELUJAH, CHRIST IS RISEN; by E.
Minshall; mixed voices. 4to. (York
series, anthems & glees, no. 547.)
[4614
Feb. 17, 1918: 2 Giger
1918; E 3038078; Banks & son, York,
Hngland.
HALLo! LirrLtE Miss U. S. A.; written
and composed by Fred Godfrey and
Harry Gifford. [4615
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 ¢« Mar. 17,
1918; E 806846; Star music pub.
co., ltd., London.
See Hiindel
HANARATO; Japanisches stiindchen,
von Franz Moritz, op. 101; piano-
forte. [4616
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
BH 808248; Riihle & Wendling, Leip-
zig.
HANS AND GRETCHEN; mazurka by B.
©. Hamilton, op. 6, no. 3; piano and
violin. (Little folk dances, no. 3.)
[4617
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 81,
19138; E 805821; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
HANSEN (NicoLaAy) Intermezzo; yon
N. Hansen, op. 25, heft 2; violin og
piano. (Stemningsbilleder, heft 2,
no, 7.) [4618
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
> 806691; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
282
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
Happy (THE) BIRD OF BLUE; words by
Henry Forbes Simpson, music by
Herbert Lane, in key of G. (Little
encore songs, no. 5.) [4619
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 308156; Leonard & co., London.
Happy cHAPS; march-two step by
F. H. Losey, op. 310; band. 4to.
[4620
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 14,
1918; E 305887; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
HAPPYLAND; words and music by F. EH.
Lee. [4621
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1918; E 308728;
Froebel E. Lee, Little Rock, Ark.
Hark! HARK! HARK; part song, poem
by Charles Kingsley, music by Ar-
thur Somervell; mixed voices. 4to.’
(Boosey’s choral miscellany, no. 20.)
[4622
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 306465; Boosey & co., London.
aes IT IS THE THUNDER-MAN; words
and music by Paul Pelham and
J. P. Long. [4623
© Feb. 7, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
_ E 306575; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London. °
_HarkK! TEN THOUSAND VOICES SOUND-
| Ine; Easter anthem, words by
Thomas Kelley, music by J. Fletcher:
| mixed voices. (Octavo sacred music,
no. 27.) [4624
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 305327; Joseph Fletcher, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
HARLEQUIN; valse lente by L. S.
Roberts, op. 12, no. 1; piano. Chi-
cago, Lee S. Roberts pub. co. . [4625
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1913;
EB 308410; Lee S. Roberts, Chicago.
HARMONICA RAG; words and music by
Keller Mack and Frank Orth.
[4626
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 c Mar. 27,
1918; E 305625; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
lins, jr., music by W. Hugh Aitken.
[4627
© Mar. 18, 19138; 2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1918; E 305754; Chas. H. Hender-
‘
: HARMONY GLIDE; lyric by Treve Col-
|
son music pub. co., Corry, Pa.
4636
HARMONY Jor; words by Frank M.
Taylor, music by J. A. G. Schiller.
San Francisco, White pub. co.
[4628
© Jan. 18,.1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 27,
19138; E 305622; James A. G. Schil-
ler, San Francisco.
HARTMANN - ALBUM; compositions
choisies de J. P. E. Hartmann, arr.
par Julius Réntgen; violoncelle et
piano. nos, 1-8. [4629
© Feb. 12, 1918; 2°e. Mar. 21,
1918; E 3038416; Wilhelm: Hansen,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
HARVARDIANA; march by R. G. Wil-
liams, arr. by Albert M. Kanrich;
orch. 4to. [4630
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 26,
1913; E 305610; Tremont music pub.
co., Boston.
HARVEST TIME. See New gospel hymns.
HE GAVE ME PEACE AND REST; words
and music by B. F. Logan. [4631
© Mar. 11, 1913: 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305473; Quartet music ¢co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
HE IS COMING IN THE CLOUDS; words
and music by G. E. Wright. [46382
© Mar. 11; 1918; 2.¢c Mar. 17,
1913; E 305474; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
He’s COMING; words by Johnson Oat-
man, jr., music by A. Overton
Thomas. [46383
© 1 Mor, 1; 1913;.2 ¢ Mar. 17,
1913; E 305494; A. O. Thomas, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
HEAP BIG CHIEF; Indian characteristic
march, by R. A. Browne; pf. New
York, Smith & Browne. [46384
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 308032; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
HEAR DEM BELLS; music by D. S. Mc-
Cosh, arr. by Aubrey Stauffer; male
quartette. Chicago. Chas. Himmel-
man & Co. [4635
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1913 ;
E 308329; B. Coanacher, Chicago.
HEART’s LOVE; words by J. Buckley,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4636
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
19138; E 305684; Jos. Buckley,
Somerville, Mass.
283
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4637
HEARTSEASE; gavotte, by Ernest Al-
berti; pf. (Gems from The ideal
home music library, no. 2.) [4687
© Mar. 8,:1918; 2-c.. Mari;
1913; BE 805351; Charles Scribner’s
sons, New York.
HEAVENLY SUNLIGHT; words by C. R.
Piety, music by F. H. Shaul. [4638
© Mar. ‘10, 1918; 1c Mar. 12,
1913: 1 ec Mar. 24, 1918; B 305618;
Frank H. Shaul, Alexandria, Ind.
HeBRAIKON: tiber hebraische melodien
von Paul Ertel, op. 14; streichquar-
tett. Kleine partitur-ausgabe. 12mo.
[4689
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303516; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig. Y
Herrer (Der) ; oper in zwei aufziigen,
dichtung und musik von Max Wolff,
arr. von J. M. Dagmar Juhl; voll-
stiindiger klavierauszug mit text.
[4640
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2. ce, Mar. 20,
1918; BE 808566; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
HEILIGE NACHT; paraphrase tiber Stille
nacht u. Kommet, ihr hirten, von
Friedr. E. Koch, op. 36; klavier.
[4641
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2'c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 3806696; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
weihnachtslied, ged. von Paul
Remer, musik von Curt Beilschmidt,
op. ‘14. [4642
©. Oct: 28,°1912; 2 a: Mar. 21,
1918; BE 3038420; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
HEIMATSEHNEN; ged. von C. Pusch,
musik von Hermann Sonnet, op.
149; miinnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[4643
© Oct. 30, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 21,
1918; BE 3803515; Hans Kessler,
Trier, Germany.
HEIMCHEN-DUETT; aus Dorette, oper-
ette in 3 akten von H. vy. Waldberg
und Julius. Wilhelm, musik von
Bruno Hartl; eine singstimme und
klavier. [4644
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8,19138;
B} 306674; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h.,; Munieh,
HrIMKEHR; lied, musik von Brik
Meyer-Helmund, fiir eine sing-
stiinme und piano; alt oder bary-
ton. [4645
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 17, 1918;
E 306572; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
Herins (CAarL) Fantaisie; par C. Heing t
sur la Barecarolle de Vopera Les
contes d’Hoffmann de J. Offenbach,
arr. par Franz Kohler;
piano. [4646
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 19188
FH) 38066387 ; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
claimed on arrangement. ]
HEINZELMANNCHEN-SYMPHONIE (Sym-
phonie of the hobgoblins) ; einzug,
chor, tanz-intermezzo und abschied,
violon et
[Copyright is.
der gnomen u. heinzelmiinnchen, ein- ©
lage zum geSangsmiirchen, elfen-
zauber, musik von Carl André, op.
16° fiir orchester-stimmen. [4647
© Jan. 25, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303178; Johann André, Offenbach _
a Main, Germany.
[Copyright is —
claimed on arrangement for orches- —
ter. Parts.j
sik von Carl André, op. 16°. Einlage
zum gesangsmiarechen, elfenzauber,
arr. von Edm. Kiihn; fiir piano zu
vier hiinden, erleichtert. [4648
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1918;
HE} 303177; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany.
Hrten; words by H. Green, music by
Charles HE. Coleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [4649
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 19138;
BH} 8055738 ; Henry Green, Washington.
HELLO CENTRAL, GIVE ME PAPA; words
by K. M. Annis, musie by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, ‘H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4650
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1913;
FH 305699; Katie M. Annis, Nashua,
Nie.
HELOVA RAG; lyrics by R. F. Ferguson,
jr., music by C. Klein. [4651
© Mar. 24,1913; 2c Mar. 25, 1913;
BE 308856; R. EF. Ferguson, jr., and
Cyril Klein, New York.
Herpestiiep. See Heymann-Rheineck
(Carl)
HERE’S A NICE TIME FOR YOU TO COME
HOME; written and composed by
Harry Castling and C. W. Murphy.
[4652
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2c. Mar. 27, 1918;
BE 306969; B. Feldman & co., % J. H.
Remick & co., New York.
HERE’S TO THE GIRL OF OUR UNITED
STATES ; words by Otto C. Niss, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. — [4653
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 18, 1918;
E 808498; Otto C. Niss, Chicago.
284
——worte von mehreren urhebern, mu-
“no. 8, 1918
‘HERMIONE; par Otto Neitzel, op. 36;
‘ piano (Silhouettes no. 3.) [4654
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
19138; FE 3803528; Schott fréres,
Brussels, Belgium.
Hero (THE) or THE KANSAS CITY
SouTHERN; words by A. L. Gaffield,
musie by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4655
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
BH 308554; Alberta Lassiter Gaffield,
Winslow, Ark.
Herr (Der) IST MEIN HIRTE. Ps 23;
worte aus der Bibel, musik von H. A.
Schumacher; gemischten chor. Par-
titur. 4to. (Compositionen fiir ge-
mischten chor, nr. 6.) [4656
© Mar. 13, 1913; 2c. Mar. 19, 1913:
E 308651; H. A. Schumacher, Water-
town, Wis.
‘ HERS WAS SWEETEST.
( ney R.)
| HERZWEH ; ged. von Jul. Gersdorff, mu-
sik von Edgar Hansen, op. 10, ftir
: miinnerchor. Partitur. [4657
f
i
See Hogg (Sid-
© Oct. 7, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
BE 3038225;
Leipzig.
| HESITATION WALTZ.
| HeyMann-RHEINECK (CARL) Vier
lieder im volkston; von C. Hey-
mann-Rheineck, op. 28; gemischten
chor mit pianofortebegleitung ad lib.
Partitur. Inhalt :—Abschiedlied.—
Fischerlied.—Herbstlied.—Tanzlied.
[4658
© Dee. 12, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1913;
Gebriider Hug & @o.,
See Melody (The).
BH 303237; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig.
Hikers (THE); march by J. G. Frank;
pf. [4659
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1913; E 308351;
John George Frank, New York.
| Hitcny Koo; one step, arr. by Henry
| BE. Pether; military band. (In
Boosey’s new supplemental military
journal 1913. no. 111.) [4660
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10,1913;
E 306468; Francis, Day & Hunter,
_ London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Hogere (THE) SKIRT; words by C. J.
Hanner, music by Charles HB. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [4661
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 305561; C. J. Hanner, Marion, S.
Dak.
87598—13——4
28
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4670
HocHsoMMER; ged. von Paul Heyse,
musik von Walter Grave. [4662
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 303228; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
Hoce (Smpnry R.) Five short songs;
words by P. J. Bailey and others,
music by 8. R. Hogg. Contents :—1.
What the stars are.—2. True love.—
3. Hers was sweetest.—4. ’Tis in
your eyes.—5. For every leaf. [4663
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2c, Mar. 17,
1913; E 806906; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
HOHEIT TANZT WALZER; walzer nach
motiven der gleichnamigen operette
von Leo Ascher; klavier. [4664
© Oct. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303230; W. Karezag, Vienna.
Houn (WitHeLtm) 6 fugen fiir orgel;
zum gottesdienstlichen gebrauch, von
W. Hohn, op. 10. obl. 8vo. [4665
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306815; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsberg, Germany.
——12 trios fiir orgel; zum gottes-
dienstlichen gebrauch, von W. Hohn,
op. 8. obl. 8vo. [4666
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306816; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsberg, Germany.
HOLD ’EM, STATE; words and music by
J. S. Crandell. [4667
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
FE 305281; John S. Crandell, State
College, Pa.
HOLDING HANDS; duet from The purple
road, lyric by Fred de Gresac and
Wm. Cary Duncan, music by Wm.
Frederick Peters. [4668
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305833; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
Hormay; waltz by E. S. Phelps; pf.
[4669
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
FE 305129; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
HoME AND MOTHER; words by A. Bar-
rowman, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4670
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308461; Agnes Barrowman, Mt.
Dennis, Canada.’
-
0
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4671
HOME, HAPPY HOME, IT’S THERE I LONG
TO BE; words by F. Clark, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale ¢co., inc. [4671
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
-1918; E 305716; Frederick Clark,
East Norton, Mass.
HoME IS WHERE THE HEART IS (Home
sweet home); from Under many
flags by Manuel Klein, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; guitar acc.
[4672
©: Mar, 18): 1913 <2 +e Marr as:
1913; E 808643; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
— guitar solo. (Guitar publications,
no. 139.) [4673
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
EK 305169; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
HOME SWEET HOME; words by John H.
Payne, music by Henry R. Bishop,
arr. by George C. Stebbins; male
voice. [4674
©. Deex 20,; 1912: 2c... Mar...14,
1913; E 305724: Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement.’
HoME To GLENTIES; words by Patrick
MacGill, music by Charles Wood;
no. 2 in A minor. [4675
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2c. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 303032; Year book press, Uiondon.
HOMELAND OF JESUS; words by Noah
Young, music by G. F. Rosche.
[4676
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 ¢ Feb. 28,
1918; E 3808809; Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago.
HOMESTEAD (THE) FAR AWAY; words
by M. A. Safe, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4677
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308483; Mary A. Safe, Buffalo.
HONEY, PLEASE COME OUT AND SPOON;
words by G. E. Mason, music by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, C. L. Partee
pub. co. [4678
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2-c. Mar. 20,
19138; E 305742; Garrett E. Mason,
Akron, O.
9
—
pt. 11, n.s., v.8
Honvép (DIE) BURGWACHE (A honvéd
diszorség); marsch von Wilhelm
Rosenzweig, op. 103, arr. von Julius
Hauschka; salonorchester. 4to.
[4679
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 3038429; Kalman Nador, Budapest.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
HosANNA WE SING; hymn-anthem,
words by George Samuel Hodges,
music by John E. West; mixed
voices. (Novello’s octavo anthems,
no. 1021.) [4680
© Feb. 15, 1913: 2° Wen.
1913; E 306568 : Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
How CAN I LEAVE THEE. See Favorite
songs.
How cAN I LIVE WITHOUT YOU; words
by P. Hansel, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4681
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305695 ; Pearl —— Flint,
Mich.
How Is IT WITH YOU; words by James
Rowe, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[4682
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305475; Quartet music ¢Co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
How SOFTLY RUNS THE AFTERNOON ;
words by Charles Hanson Towne,
music by Amy Woodforde-Finden.
No. 2 in D flat. [4683
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2 @) mene,
1913; E 306582; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
How SWEET THE NAME OF JESUS
SOUNDS; anthem music by C. Edgar
Ford; mixed voices. 4to. (Church
choir library, no. 160.). [4684
© Mar. 14, 1913; 23e) Bian,
1913; EB 306872; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
How WILL IT BE WITH YOU AND WITH
ME; words by W. H. Hinton, music
by N. EK. Davis. [4685
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1918; E 305229;
W. H. Hinton, Barberton, O.
HUGUENOTS SELECTIONS. See Famous
selections from famous operas.
86
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1918
4702
HvLw6 csILLAGOK; meteor valse von I.
Ivanovici, arr. von Julius Hauschka,
fiir orchester. 4to. [4686
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 3038428; Kalman Nador,
' Budapest. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
HuMORESKE; by Anton Dvorak, op.
101, no. 7, ed. by Carl Bonner; vio-
lin and piano. [4687
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 19,
19138; E 308647; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
— by R. Luk§, op. 7a; pf. [4688
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
1913; E 305747; Rudolf Luks, New
York.
-—caprice by Anton Dvofrak, op. 101,
ho. 7, rev. by A. Remie pseud. of A.
Eimer; pf. [4689
i) Mar. 14, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 3055138; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
von Richard Wickerhausser, op.
72; pf. (Zehn kleine tonbilder, no.
5.) [4690
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26,
| 1913 ; E 302968; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
| Homonesque; af Nicolaj Hansen, op.
25; violin og piano. (Stemnings-
: billeder, heft 2, no. 10). [4691
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c@ Mar. 8,
1913; E 306690; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig. °
{
'
| HUNGARIAN MARCH; by Emil Ohlsen,
arr. by H. Engelmann; pf. 4 hands.
| [4692
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 3, 1913;
| E 38051380; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
| arrangement.]
| HUSARENURLAUB; ged. von Aug. Sil-
berstein, musik von Mathieu Neu-
mann, op. 87, no. 5; méannerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [4693
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303103; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
ee
HyMNn, CHRISTIAN QUEEN. See Album
leaves.
Hymw To Sr. Riva oF Cascra; unison
chorus by A. Monestel. [4694
© Mar, 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
/ E 305221; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
>) sae va. 2»
HYMNE; ged.
von Fr. G. Klopstock,
musik von Heinrich Zoellner, op.
116; fiir doppelchor, fiir gemischten
chor. Partitur u. stimmen. Aus-
gabe b. 4to. [4695.
© Feb. 8, 1918, 2 ¢. Feb. 21, 1918;
E 306616; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
I AIN’T WANT TO GET DEF BY DRINKING
QUININE; words and music by R. B.
Deane. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4696
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1913;
E 308454; Rich BH. Deane, Ancon,
Canal Zone.
I AM COMING MOTHER COMING; words
by A. Williams, music by John R.
Davis. Scranton, Pa., Williams-
Davis music co. [4697
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ¢c. Mar. 14,
19138;' E 305394; Arthur Williams,
Seranton, Pa.
I AM GOING OVER THERE; words and
music by J. W. Ferrell. [4698
Kc) Mar; 11, 191s-. 2 ¢, Mar.’ 17,
1918; E 305476; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
I AM LONGING FOR YOU SWEETHEART;
words by J. Weigold, music by EH. J.
Albert. New York, C. L. Partee
music co. [4699
G)) Web? 29.) 1983)" 2) e:, Heb; ) 12;
1913; E 3083825; Joseph Weigold, Ja-
maica Plain, Mass.
I AM LOOKING FOR A FRIEND; words and
music by A. Yanacoplos. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[4700
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308608; Andrew Yanacoplos,
Milwaukee.
I AM WAITING UNDERNEATH THE OLD
ELM TREE; words by Mrs. E. S. O’Re-
gan, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4701
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 27,
1913; E 305686; Mrs. E. S. O’Regan,
Falls River, Mass.
I CALL YOU NOW MY SWEETHEART DAR-
LING; words by J. W. Harmon, music
by Albert Swift. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4702
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913: E 308622; J. W. Harmon,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
. 287
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4703
I CAN’? FORGET; ballad, words by Regi-
nald R. Pulford, music by J. A.
Dailey. [47038
© Mar. 27, 1915; 2 ee) Mars.
1913; E 305828; J. Anton Dailey
music pub. co., Detroit.
I CAN’T FORGET YOU; words by Lucy L.
Gooch, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4704
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 138, 1913;
EH 3808499; Lucy Gooch, Durham,
1 OR CF
I COULD DIE DANCING WITH YOU; writ-
ten and composed by R. A. Browne.
New York, Smith & Browne. [4705
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c Feb. 24,
1913; EH 38080385; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
I COULD SING THIS FOREVER; words and
music by W. Schueler. [4706
©), Mar. 10, 1913;-:2: ¢. Mar. 12,
1918; E 3083886; Waldemar Schueler,
Milwaukee.
I’D LIKE TO HAVE A LOT OF MONEY;
music by James Kendis. Melody
only. [4707
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1913; E 308890;
Billy Busch music pub. co., ine., New
York.
I’D LIKE TO SPEND MY HONEYMOON IN
SAN FRANCISCO TOWN; words and
music by Harry W. Homan. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[4708
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308453; Harry W. Snyder, Slip-
pery Rock, Pa.
I’D RATHER LIVE IN FRISCO; song-
sketch, words and music by I. Win-
ter. [4709
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1913; BE 308855;
Isabel Wister, San Francisco.
I DANSEN (Dance) ; af Nicolaj Hansen,
op. 25, heft 2; violin og piano.
(Stemningsbilleder, heft 2, no. 12.)
[4710
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 8,1913:
) 306687 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
I DO BELIEVE; lyric by George Graff, jr.,
music by Ernest R. Ball; voice with
Violin obbligato and piano. [4711
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
“ 305164; M. Witmark & sons, New
ork.
I DO BELIEVE—Continued.
kaus; mixed voices. 4to. [4712
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 @ Mar. 15,
1918; HE 305427; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
I DO LIKE YOUR EYES; from My best
girl by Clifton Crawford, arr. by
T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; gui-
tar solo.
136.) [4713
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305171; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
I DON’T LOVE ANYBODY ELSE BUT YOU;
words and music by EH. S. Jessup.
[4714
© 1 Mar. 10, 1913; E 305298;
Hdgar S. Jessup, Augusta, Ga.
I DON’T MIND IF IT’S A TAXI; written
and composed by Harry Castling.
[4715
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 @ Mar) 27, |
1913; E 306973; B. Feldman & co., |
pt. 11, n.s., v. 8 |
words by George Graff, jr., and
Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
(Guitar publications, no. |
c/o J. H. Remick & co., New York. |
I’ DRUCK MI’ IN MEI WINKERL; Wiener- |
lied, text von Rolf Schenkl-Ostry, |
musik von Rudolf Kronegger. [4716
© Oct. 22, 1912") ese 21, |
1918; E 303470; J. Blaha, Vienna.
I HAVE YOU; poem by Chas. Me. Car-
ron, music by Ed. O’Keefe. [4717
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913: BE 3805%67:
corporation, New York.
I HEARD IN THE NIGHT THE PIGEONS; |
from Songs from Connacht. nine |
poems of Padraic Colum, set to mu-
sic by Herbert Hughes.
E 3033862; Boosey & co., London.
I KNOW A LITTLE WOODLAND NEST; |
words by P. J. O’Reilly, music by |
[4719 |
© Mar. 22, 1913: 02) eames, |
1913; FE 306927; Chappell & co., ltd., |
Arthur Kingston Stewart.
London.
I KNOW ALL ABOUT IT NOW; words and
music by G. Duval jr. [4720
Broadway music |
[4718 |
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 15, 19138; |
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1918; EB 308333;
George Duval, jr., New York.
288
no. 3, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4738
I KNOW MY HEART WILL BREAK, DEAR
Jack; words by I. McKerman, mu-
} sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
{. ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4721
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1918;
BE 308481; Ila McKerman, Fife Lake,
Mich.
I KNOW THAT HE LIVETH; music by
Alfred Judson; mixed voices. 4to.
(Anthems for Easter, no. 201.)
[4722
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 19138;
E 308448; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
‘I KNOW THAT YOU STILL LOVE ME;
words and music by T. M. Bowers.
[4728
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1918; E 3058380;
Thos. M. Bowers, Chicago.
(\T’LL CHANGE THE SHADOWS TO SUN-
SHINE; words by Geo. Graff, jr., mu-
' sie by Ernest R. Ball. [4724
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 26,
_ ) 1913; E 305601; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TLL LOVE YOU SWEETHEART SUE; by
George Christie, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin orch.
with piano acc. _ [4725
| © Mar. 25, 1913;'2 c. Mar. 26,
} 1918; E 305603; M. Witmark & sons,
| New York. [Copyright is claimed on
'
tt A tet
new arrangement. ]
I’LL MEET YOU IN THE MEADOW WHERE
THE CLOVER BLOSSOMS GROW; words
by C. Reid, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
Ee inic, [4726
Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
| 1918; E308603; Carrie Reid, Lima, 0.
I’LL REMEMBER; words by J. Simpson,
music by Emile D. Arcy. New York,
The C. L. Partee pub. co. [4727
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 @. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 305283; Joseph Simpson, Cleve-
land.
|
|
: I’LL SHOW YOU A REGULAR TIME; words
and music by Jack Smith and Moe
Kraus. [4728
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 29,
| 1913; E 305780; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
I LONG TO BE IN DIxIEx; words by L. J.
Reed, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4729
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c Mar. 138,
1913 ; E 308629; Leslie J. Reed, Her-
man, Cal.
I LOVE BUT YCU, LITTLE GIRLIE; words
by H. McGrath, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [4730
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 805682; Hugh ‘McGrath,
Mils 78, B. C., Canada.
I LOVE HER, OH! OH! oH! words by Joe
McCarthy and E. P. Moran, music by
James V. Monaco. [4781
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 ¢«. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305768; Broadway music
corporation, New York.
I LOVE You CALIFORNIA; words by F.B.
Silverhood, music by A. F. Franken-
stein. . [47382
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305142; F. B. Silverwood, Los
Angeles,
I LOVE YOU, GEORGIA, HERE'S MY HAND;
words by HE. R. K. Krentner, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[4733
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 3808487; E. H. Krentner, Kansas
City, Mo.
I'M A LOVIN’ WOMAN CRAVIN’ FOR A
LOVIN’ MAN; by Armstrong and Clark,
arr. by Sol. Levy; vocal orch. in F.
4to. [4734
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 15,
1913; E 305428; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
I’M DREAMING TO-NIGHT OF A COUNTRY,
MY MOTHER AND HOME SWEET HOME;
words and music by J. Edwin Mc-
Connell. [4735
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1918;
E 3053828; Buck & Lowney, St.
Louis.
I’M FEELING AWF’LY LONELY; words and
music by Bob. F. Sear and Walter
Wilson. [4736
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305163; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I’M FOND OF you; words by M. Cros-
man, music by N. A. Kelley. [4737
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; E 305382;
N. A. Kelley, Pittsburgh.
I’M GOING ABROAD WITH THE FOLKS;
words by Josephine M. Holl, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4738
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
BE 308463 ; Josephine ‘Holl, Cleveland.
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
pt. III, n. s., v. 8)
4739
I’M GOING BACK To GEORGIA; words and
music by E. B. Avant. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. Bi ag
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1912
E 308507; Etta Bower Avant, Ten.
ville, Ga.
I’M GOING BACK TO OLD MONTANA;
words by A. R. McCarroll, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
W. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4740
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 cc) Mar. 1s,
1913; E 308602; A. McCarroll, Butte,
Mont.
I’M GOING BACK TO TELL HER OF THE
LOVE THAT FILLS MY HEART; words
by V. Long, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
‘Dugdale co., ine. [4741
©) Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305692; Viola Long, South
Haven, Mich.
I’M GOING BACK UNTO THE PLACE MY
HEART CALLS HOME; words and mu-
sic by F. Langhenry Carver. [4742
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
EH 305103; Shapiro music pub co.,
New York.
i’M GOING WHERE THE FLOWERS ALWAYS
BLOOM, MAMMA; words by Walter
Mason, music by F. K. Conant, arr.
by L. A. Clark. [4743
©) Mar, 14,°1913:; 2. -¢ Mar. If,
1913; E 305516; F. K. Conant, Wood-
fand, Me.
YM HANGIN’ OUT MY WASHIN’ ON THE
PANAMA CANAL; words and music
by Chas. E. Wright.
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913 ;
E 305316; C. Edward Wright & co.,
Chicago.
i'M HAPPY; words by Johnson Oatman
jr., music by Alvis O. Thomas.
[4745
© Mar. vt L9ISs2. Gc REG,
1913; E 305495; A. O. Thomas, Ht.
Worth, Tex.
WM IN LOVE WITH THE OLD DUTCH
GIRL; words by Alice Ives and Alex-
sandra Ford, music by Alexandra
‘Ford. [4746
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1913; E 305183;
Mrs. E. 8S. Ford, New Rochelle, N. Y.
I’M JUST A BASHFUL LITTLE GIRL; words
by I. McKerman, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
‘kus Dugdale co., ine. [4747
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2c, Mar. 138, 1918;
BE 308452 ; Tla McKerman, Fife Lake,
-Mich.,
[4744
I’M LOOKING FOR A LOVEY DOVEY LOVIN’ |
MAN; words by Billy Lynott, music |
[4748 |
by Jos. J. Geisler.
© Mar.: 15, 1913:°2 @ Mar: i}
1918; E 305412;
Snyder CO., New York.
I’M NO STICKER; words by E. Kruschke,
[4749
music by G. Kunkel.
© 1c. Mar. 19, 19138; E 308644;
George Kunkel and Emil Kruschke,
Los Angeles.
I’M SEVENTEEN COME SUNDAY; folk-song
from Lincolnshire and Somerset,
freely set for mixed chorus and brass ©
band, by Perey Aldridge Grainger;
(British folk-music set-
[4750
full score.
tings, no. 8.)
© Mar. 7, 19155 )2 peel |
1913; E 306892; Schott & co., Lon-—
don. [Copyright is claimed on voice
and instruments. ]
I MISS YOU, DEAR;
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4751
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1913;
EH 308474; Frances A. Hart, Chey-
enne, Wyo.
I NEVER CAN FORGET YOU; words by
HE. G. Miller, musie by Chas. T. Ed-
wards. Wilmington, Del. Miller mu-
sic house. [4752
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 26,
1918; E 3805608; Edward G. Miller,
Wilmington, Del.
I NEVER KNEW; poem by Blanche Shoe-
maker Wagstaff, music by Jessie L.
Pease. [4753
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 26,
1918; E 305597; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
I NEVER KNEW WHAT SWEETHEART
MEANT TILL I MET YOU; written by
Worton . David, composed by R.
Penso. [4754
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 27,
1918; E 306975; B. Feldman & co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
I ONLY DREAMED; words by F. G. At-
tenborough, music by W. Underhill.
[4755
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 303280; Boosey & co., London.
I’VE BEEN LONGING TO MEET YOU FOR A
LONG, LONG TIME; written and com-
posed by George Arthurs. [4756
© Mar. 7, 1918: 2 Geta,
1913; H 306852 : Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
290
Waterson, Berlin &
words by F. A. |
Hart, music by Charles J. W. Jer- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1913
I’VE SAID GOOD BYE A THOUSAND TIMES,
GOOD BYE SWEETHEART GOOD BYE; ly-
rie by G. Buck, music by Dave Stam-
per. [4757
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1912; BE 305584;
Gene Buck & David Stamper, New
York.
I WANT TO BE SOMEBODY’S BABY BOY;
words by Schuyler Greene, music by
Otto Motzan. [4758
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305279; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York,
I WANT TO BE SOMEBODY'S BABY GIRL;
words by Schuyler Greene, music by
Otto Motzan. [4759
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. Mar, 14,
1913; E 305391; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
I WANT TO MEET THAT MAN WHO WROTE
THAT MELODY; words and music by
Will Morrissey and Bert Hanlon,
[4760
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c Mar. 21,
1913; E 308730; Sunlight music co.,
ine., Chicago.
I WILL ALWAYS, ALWAYS, LOVE YOU;
words by W. L. Walter, music by
Albert Swift. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [4761
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308625; W. L. Walter. Royal
Oak, Mich.
I WILL LOVE THEE O LorD; words from
the Bible, music by Iva D. Moore.
[4762
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305775; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
I WILL MEET YOU WHEN THE ROSES
BLOOM AGAIN; words and music by
S. Dawson. Jamestown, N. Y. Daw-
son pub. co. [4763
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1918; E 305296; Sam Dawson,
Jamestown, N. Y.
I WISH I HAD A DOLL LIKE YOU; words
and music by Sail Breckenridge and
Wallace Smith. [4764
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 305331; Chas. H. Meyer, Chicago.
I wisH I HAD YOUR PROMISE; words
by F. Knaak, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4765
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13,1913;
E 308505; Frank Knaak, Cleveland.
I WISH THAT YOU BELONGED TO MBE;
written and composed by R. A.
Browne. New York, Smith &
Browne. [4766
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 24,
1913; BH 3808086; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
I WONDER WHY SADNESS COMES TO ME
AND you; words by J. D. Davis,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[4767
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 & Mar. 27,
1918; E 305646; Mrs. J. D. Davis,
Collinsville, Ill.
ICH HALTE MICH, HERR, ZU DEINEM
ALTAR; dichter unbekannt, musik
von H. A. Schumacher; gemischten
chor. Partitur. 4to. (Composi-
tionen fiir gemischten chor, no. 5).
[4768
(Oi Mar, 13; 1018 * 2. ¢.. Mar; 13;
19138; E 308650; H. A. Schumacher,
Watertown, Wis.
IcH HOB; from the play Chantshe in
America, words by I. Lillian, music
by J. Rumshisky. [4769
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 19138;
EH 305267; Hebrew pub. co., New
York.
IcH LAG IM SCHLUMMER; text und
musik von Kamillo Horn, op. 62;
hohe stimme. (Liebesweisen) 1.
folge, no. 4.) [4770
(Cy iWeb, 13, 1913+ -2. ¢ . Mar. :21,
19138; E 308422; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
IcH SEHE DICH IN TAUSEND BILDERN}
ged. von Novalis, musik von Fritz
Lubrich jun. op. 36, no. 2, gemisch-
ten chor a capella. Partitur. 8vo.
(Zwei motetten, no. 2). [4771
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c« Mar. 21,
1913; E 3803488; J: Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig.
IcH TANZ’ MIT DIR IN’S HIMMELREICH}
tanzlied aus der operette Der zige-
unerprimas, text von Julius Wil-
helm und Fritz Griinbaum, musik
' yon Emmerich Kalman. [4772
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ¢ Mar. 5,
19138; E 38038264; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
——von Emmerich Kalman, arr. yon
Hans Schott; salonorehester. 4to.
[4773
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306806; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig.
291
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4774
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8 |
IDEAL (THE) HOME MUSIC LIBRARY ;
comp. and ed. by Albert E. Wier. v.
1-10. New York, C. Scribner’s sons,
1013. 10 v. fol. [4774-4783
© Mar. 10, 19138; 2 c. each Mar.
12, 1918; A 343458-343467; Charles
Seribner’s sons, New York.
IpEAL (THE) OF MY HEART; words by
J. E. Dainton, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [4784
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2°c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305710; J. E. Dainton, South
Coventry, Conn.
IDEAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL HYMNS. Hd.
and: comp. by J. Lincoln Hall, C.
Austin Miles and Adam _ Geibel.
New York, N. Y., Philadelphia, Hall-
Mack co. 1918. [224] p. 8vo.
$0.30.
©) Heb. 15. 10tbe ose Mar. 15,
1918; A 332774; “Hall-Mack €o.,
Philadelphia.
IDLE MOMENTS; by L. W. Fenster-
macher; pf. [4786
© 1c Feb. 14, 1913; E 304910;
Leon W. Fenstermacher, Pueblo,
Colo.
Ipyt. See Four short songs.
Ipyt (AN) OF THE WOOD; music by
Franklin Hopkins; song to be
hummed to the syllablela. (In
Modern poets series; 20 songs for
medium and high voice.) [4787
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 c. Mar.; 20,
1913; E 3808668; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York. ©
IF EVERY GIRL WERE A BEAUTIFUL ROSE;
words and music by O. M. Heinz-
man. [4788
© Mar. 14, 1918;..2:¢.) Mar, 11,
1913; E 305886; Otto M. Heinzman,
New York.
Ir I COULD ONLY MAKE YOU CARE;
lyric by J. BE. Dempsey, music by
Johann C. Schmid. [4789
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 26,
1913; E 305605; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Ir I HAD MY WAY; music by James
Kendis. Melody only. [4790
© 1 ec. Mar. 12, 1913; E 308391;
Billy Busch music pub. ¢o., ine,
New York.
[4785_
Ir I KNEW YOUR HEART WERE MINE; |)
by Fred W. Vanderpool, arr. by Sol
P. Levy; vocal orch. in C. 4to. 7
[4791 |)
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 e Mar. 15,
1918; E 3805369; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
Ir I WERE IN LOVE WITH YOU; lyric by
Ed. Madden, music by Gus Edwards.
[4792
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1918; E 805812; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Ir ONLY; words and melody by L. J.
McKibbin; unace. [4793
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1913; E 305392;
Lester James McKibbin, Ontario,
Ore.
IF ONLY OUR DREAMS CAME TRUE;
words by Ed. Teschemacher, music
by Jack Thompson; in G. [4794
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 ¢ Mar. 20,
1913; E 303556; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
IF THEY’D ONLY MOVE OLD IRELAND OVER
HERE; words by J. Kelly, musie by
Frank Gillen. [4795
© 1c Mar. 31, 1913; EB 305856;
Billy Busch music pub. co., ine.,
New York.
IF YOU LOVE ME PLEASE LET ME KNOW;
by L. M. Robinson, arr. by Basil
Storm. [4796
(© Mar. 3, 1918: 2 Cen
1918; E 3805097; L. M. Robinson,
Tutwiler, Miss.
Ir YOU LOVED ME; words and music by
Max Clark. [4797
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1913; E 303013;
Herbert Max Clark, New York.
IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOB A SWEETHEART ;
words by Richard A. Whiting, mu-
sic by Gus Winkler. [4798
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 18,
1918; E 308413; Forster, music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
IF YOU WILL LET ME BE A FRIEND OF
"YOURS; words by Mrs. A. J. Wood-
ward, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4799
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 805648; Mrs. A. J. Wood-
ward, Crystal City, Mo.
292
| Im KIENTOPP
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
IHR ROSSELEIN, DIE GOTT MIR GAB;
text und musik von Kamillo Horn,
op. 62; hohe stimme. (Liebesweisen,
1. folge, no. 3.) [4800
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 c Mar. 21,
1918; E 308428; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
IL PLEURE DANS MA Ca@urR. See Ariette,
Ii pleure dans ma cceur.
IM KAHN (En barque); dichtung von
Ciisar Flaischlen, paroles frangaises
de Nicolas Deniker, musik von L.
Sachs, op. 137’. [4801
‘ © Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306642; Léo Sachs, Paris.
IM KEIMENDEN MAI; ged. von Norbert
Lynkke, musik von J. X. Walter,
op. 10. 1. Hoch. 2. Tief.
[4802, 48038
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2c. each Mar. 21,
1913; E 303386, 3034738; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, New York.
(Ein musikalischer
film); grosses potpourri zum mit-
singen, von Otto Lindemann; salon-
orchester mit piano-direktion. Ato.
[4804
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 27,
1912; E 303266; Thalia theater-ver-
lag, Berlin.
IMPROMPTU VALSE. See Raff (J. J.)
IMPROVEMENT (THE) OF MAN; words
by G. W. Windom and W. R. Kemp,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[4805
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
BE 308521; G. W. Windom & W. R.
Kemp, Ponchatonla, La.
IMPROVISATION.
ard)
See Wagner (Rich-
IN A COLLEGE TOWN; marche militaire,
by R. A. Browne; pf. New York,
Smith & Browne. [4806
ce? Pep. 27, is: 2 c.. Web... 24,
1913; E 308029; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
IN a GONDOLA. See Linders (Karl!)
IN CHERRY TIME; words by Mrs. M. F.
Gipson, music by R. A. Browne.
[4807
Feb. 27, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308359; Mrs. M. F. Gipson,
Stamford, N. Y.
IN DEN FJORDEN; von Richard Wicken-
hauser, op. 72; pf. (Zebn kleine
tonbilder, 1, no. 6.) [4808
© Sept. 24, 1912: 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302969; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
IN DER BODEGA; Spanisches walzer-
intermezzo, von Ludwig Siede, op.
35; orchestra. [4809
© Sept. 20, 1912: 2 c@ Mar. 8,
19138; E 3806692; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
IN bDOUBT; words and music by H.
Sussman; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [4810
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308597 ; Hilda Sussman, San Fran-
cisco.
IN GOLDNER ROSENZEIT; walzer-idylle,
von August Oehl, op. 29; gemischten
chor mit begleitung des pianoforte.
Klavierauszug wu. stimmen. Nos.
1-8. [4811
2) hat }30, 1915; 2 ¢...Keb.. 10,
1913; E 306481; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
IN HEAVENLY LOVE ABIDING; words by
A. L. Warring, music by H. W. Fair-
bank. | [4812
) iieti: (1095s. S ee. Mar. 14
1918; E 308874; H. W. Fairbank,
Chicago.
IN MEMORY’S HALL; words by Mrs. S.
W. Nixon, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4813
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 138,
1913; E 308550; Mrs. S. W. Nixon,
Drummond, Okl.
IN NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER I WILL
MARRY YOU; words bv Joe Young,
music by Conrad and Gumble. [4814
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1913; E 305198; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
IN OLD JRELAND THAT’S JUST WHERE I
LONG TO BE; words and music by S.
Montroy. [4815
© Mar. 1, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 305191; Stephen Montroy, Phila-
delphia.
IN OLD JAPAN; words by I. E. Rex, mu-
sic by Burt Wallace. Washington,
_ H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4816
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308617; I. Exul Rex, Leigh-
on-sea, England.
293
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4817
IN THE DAYS OF THE OLD PLAID SHAWL;
song by Al Harriman and Jack
Conly. [4817
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 31, 1913;
E 305848; A. C. Harriman co., Bos-
ton.
IN THE FIRE-LIGHT’S GLOW; words by
EH. B. Eddy, music by Chas. Will-
shire and Stafford Green. [4818
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 303276; Northern music co., Ot-
tawa, Canada.
IN THE GOLDEN WEST; words and music
by Chas. A. Bayha and Rubey
Cowan. [4819
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 «. Feb. 28,
1913; E 808318; York music co., New
York.
IN THE HEART OF MY ROSE; words by
Mrs. M. F. Gipson, music by J. Allan
Drake, arr. by R. A. Browne. [4820
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308360; Mrs. M. F. Gipson,
New York.
IN THE HUSH OF GOD’S MORNING; words
by Fred. G. Bowles, music by Vivian
Langdale; in D. [4821
© Fanee25, 191322. es Feb: is;
1913; EH 306598; Warren & Phillips,
London.
IN THE LINDEN CRADLE; words by Alice
C. Weitz, Ojibwa melody collected
by Frederic R. Burton, harmonized
and arr. by Horace Alden Miller.
(Two American Indian songs.) [4822
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 19138;
EH 305117; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
IN THE LOVE GLEAM OF YOUTH’S GOLDEN
MOON; words by Chas. F. Rednuw,
music by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4823
© Webs 10, “1918 -"2 °c. Mar 43,
1913; E 308628; F. Charles Wunder,
Rochester, N. Y.
IN THE OLD OAK CHEST; words by Ada
Leonora Harris, music by Joan Tre-
valsa. [4824
© Mar. 12, 1918; 2 c Mar. 15,
1913; E 308363; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
IN THE SERVICE OF THE MASTER; words
by R. R. Hall, music by F. A. Chal-
linor. 8vo. (Festival music, no. 79.)
[4825
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ce Feb. 18,
1913; E 306593; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
pt. Itt, m.'s:, ¥. Se |
IN THE SHADOW OF THE DEAR OLD
BLARNEY STONE; lyric by Jean OC.
Havez, music by T. S. Barron.
[4826
© Mar. 13, 1918; 2 c Mar. 13,
1913; H 308415; Ted S. Barron, New }
York.
IN THE SHADOWS OF THE ALLEGHANIES; |
words by A. D. Pifer, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [4827
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
19138 ; H 808601; Albert Donald Pifer, ©
Saranac, Mich.
IN THE STARLIGHT; words by Emma
Child, music by M. M. C. [4828
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308296; C. W. Thompson & ©
co., Boston.
IN THE SUNSHINE; by Jacob Kindlin-
gen, op. 30, no. 3; pf. [4829
© Feb. 27, 19135" 27> Hepes,
1918; H 308838; Hatch music cuv.,
Philadelphia.
IN THE suURF; rondoletto from Seaside
scenes, no. 5 by Geo. L. Spaulding;
pf. [4880
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 ef Mir,
19138 ; E 305877; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
IN THE VALLEY WHERE THE SWEET RED
ROSES BLOOM; words and music by
B. R. Olds. [4831
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 ey Mars
1918; E 805852; Byron R. Olds,
Galesville, Wis.
IN THE WINTER TIME; words and music
by R. W. Dutton. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [4832
© Jan. 9, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18, 1918;
Ee 305579; Ralph Waldo Dutton,
Coin, Ia.
INAUGURATION MARCH; by Jeanette
Armstrong Sheppe; pf. [4833
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 7, 19138;
E 305258; Brownold co., Roanoke,
Va.
INDIAN LOVE DANCE; by J. Paul and
C. H. Reichert; pf. [4834
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1918; HB, 305216;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
New York.
INDIANA GOOD TO ME; words by D. W.
Lawrence, music by Jack Stanley. ,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4835
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
BE 308502; D. W. Lawrence, Friends-
word, Tex.
294
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
4853
INDIANA, OUR INDIANA; words by Rus-
sell P. Harker, music by Russell P.
Harker and K. L. King. [4836
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 305329; Indiana union,
Bloomington, Ind.
INFANTRY (THE) SONG; words by
Margaret Hincks, music by H. M.
Dolph. [4837
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1918; E 305292;
Hazel Mills Dolph, Portland, Ore.
INSTRUCTIVE FOUR HAND ALBUM; melo-
dious duets for teacher and pupil,
by A. Sartorio, op. 996; piano. [4838
© Mar. 24, 19138; 2 ec. Mar. 24,
1918: E 3806928; Theo. Presser co.
Philadelphia.
INTERMEZZO. See Suite in 5 siitzen.
INTERMEZZO AFTER OLD JEWISH MELO-
DIES; by W. Sommer; melody with
piano. [4839
© 1c. Mar. 8, 19138; E 305845;
Wilhelm Sommer, New York.
INTERNATIONAL LIBERTY HYMN; poem
by John G. Jury, German transla-
tion by G. Beninghausen, music by
Jas. Hamilton Howe, op. 34, no. 3;
male voices. 4to. [4840
Mar, 5, 1913; 2 « Mar: 15,
1918; E 305406; Flag salute co.,
Seattle.
INVOCATION; par Silvio Ranieri, pour
violon avec ace. de piano. (Deux
morceaux, no. 2.) [4841
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c Mar. 21,
1913; E 303527; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
Io vO CANTARTI; melodia, poesia di F.
Orsetti, musica di Giulio Bellucci;
Soprano con acc. di pianoforte.
[4842
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 21,
1913; E 303488; Carisch & Jinichen,
Leipzig.
IRENE; par Otto Neitzel, op. 36, pour
piano. (Silhouettes, no. 2.) [4843
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
19138; E 303452; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
IRISH LOVE; words by S. V. Fenton,
music by E. C. Stanton. [4844
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 305594; Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Logansport, Ind.
IRISH LULLABY (Sed hin sed); Eng-
lish words by Thomas McDonnell,
music by Robert O’Dwyer; three
ladies voices. 4to. [4845
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6,
1913; E 303274; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London. :
Richard Wicken-
(Zehn kleine
IRRLICHTER; von
hausser, op. 72; pf.
tonbilder, no. 3.) [4846
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302970; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
Is HE THINKING OF ME NOW; words by
R. Ana Schermerhorn, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [4847
©), Feb.:.24,..1913:) 2 ec. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305647; R. Ana Schermer-
horn, Lind, Wash.
Is IT NOTHING TO YOU; words by L.
Britt, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4848
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c« Mar. 18,
1918; EH 308517; Lillian Britt, Red
Springs, N. C.
Is 1 NOTHING TO you, O YE CHRIS-
TIANS; words by G. P. Turnbull, mu-
sic by Geo. C. Stebbins. [4849
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c«. Mar. 14,
1913; E 305388; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia.
Is THERE ANY LITTLE THING THAT I
CAN DO FOR you; words by Harry
Bewley, music by Everett J. Evans.
[4850
ey Mars 45, 1913352 ¢ Mar. 19,
1918; E 305404; Geo. H. Diamond,
New York.
ISLAND (THE) OF LOVE; words and
music by F. E. Lee. [4851
© 1c Mar. 7, 1913; HB 308729;
Froebel E. Lee, Little Rock, Ark.
ISLAND QUEEN WALTZES; by H. F.
Crampton; orch. 4to. [4852
(G). Mar, 1, 1913;..2, @ Mar. 17,
1913; E 305510; Harlow Frisby
Crampton, Chicago.
ISRAELA; fantasy of Hebrew melodies,
by J. M. Kadishewitz; pf. Brook-
lyn, N. Y. James C. Barolet. [4853
© Mar. 2) 19133) 2-@ Mar. 11,
1913; E 305580; J. M. Kadishewitz,
Brooklyn.
295
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4854
It’s HOLLYHOCKS I WANT, AND NOT THE
pAIsy; words by L. Brunk, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[4854
(©) Feb. 4, 1913; 2) ce. Mar, 13,
1913: E 308518; Lorena Brunk,
Seottville, Mich.
IT WAS BUT YESTERDAY; words by C. V.
Hoeft, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4855
(Web. 24, 191ss 92 co Mar? 27,
1913; H 305680; Clara Voge Hoeft,
Deer Creek, Minn.
It was Jesus; words by L. Boss,
music by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4856
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 308476; Louie Boss, Graytown, O.
Ivy (THE) AND THE OAK; from the
opera Sweethearts, lyrics by Robert
B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert;
high voice. [4857
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; E 308796; G. Schirmer, New
York.
JACK JOHNSON; words by Frederick
M. Hall, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4858
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 ce Mar. 18,
1918; E 308545; Frederick M. Hall,
Chicago.
JASMIN FLOWERS.
Ernest).
JE VOUDRAIS; valse lente, paroles de T.
Hermant et BE. dell’ Acqua, musique
de E. dell’ Acqua. (Nouvelles mélo-
dies, no. 7.) [4859
(Hen, 25, 1918" 2c. Mar. 31,
1918; E 303448; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
JEANETTE AND HER LITTLE WOODEN
SHOES; song from the opera Sweet-
hearts, lyrics by Robert B. Smith,
Sce Jennings (W.
music by Victor Herbert; high, or
med. voice. [4860
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1913; E 305801; G. Schirmer, New
York.
JENNINGS (W. ERNEST) ‘Three In-
dian songs of passion; words by
Gladys Emanuel (Mrs. John Gross-
mann), music by W. E. Jennings.
Contents: 1. The sandal pyre.—2.
Latchimie.—8. tg flower. [4861
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 21, 1918 ;
BE 3038545; Vincent music ¢o., 1td.,
London.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 8
JERUSALEM, MY HAPPY HOME; words by
F. B. P., music by Samuel A. Ward.
arr. by George C. Stebbins; male
voice. [4862
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 e. Mar. 14,
19138; E 305725; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia. [Copyright is
* elaimed on arrangement. }
JESU MITIS. See Mass in honor of St.
John the Baptist.
JESUS, I REST ON THEE. See Darke
(Harold E.) ; Three hymns.
JESUS IS CALLING; words and music
by Dentall Parish. [4863
© Mar. 11, 19183 (2 teeMarea 7
1913; EH 805477; Quartet music co.,
«Ft. Worth, Tex.
JESUS, WHEN IN FAITH I REST ME
(Jesus, naar jeg kan mig hvile);
words by Blix, English translation
by O. T. Arneson, music by A. Paul-
sen; mixed voices and organ. 4to.
( Northern ed., no. 186.) [4864
© Mar. 13, 1918; 2 ¢) Mar ao,
1913; E 805401; Alfred Paulsen, Chi-
cago.
JIM JOHNSON; words and music by
J. O.. Dusenbery. Perry, oNacyY.
Musician’s supply co. [4865
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 10,
19138; E 305308; J. Ojers Dusenbery.
Perry, N. Ys
JOCELYN. See Godard (B. L. P.)
JOHANNIS-FEVER; ged. von Walter
Heymann, musik von Paul Schein-
pflug, op. 18, fiir mittlere oder hohe
stimme. (Sechs gesinge, no. 5.)
[4866
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303218; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Madgeburg, Germany.
JOHNIE! OH JOHNIE! words by C.
Riley, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. 4867
© Feb. 24, 1918: 2 c. Mer 2,
1918; E 305708; Clara Riley, Nor-
way, Ia.
JOLLY JACK; polka by HE. C. Hamilton,
op. 6, no. 2; violin and piano. (Lit-
tle folk dances, no. 2.) [4868
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar, 31,
1918; E 305822; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
JOLLY JUNIORS; waltz, by W. FE. Sudds;
pf. » [4869
© Feb. 19, 1918; 2 ec. Feb. 28,
1918; E 308288; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
296
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
4887
JOLLY (THE) OLD BACHELOR; words by | JULIA; words and music by M. Kinney,
Leslie Stiles, music by Merlin Mor-
_ gan. [4870
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
' E 306466; Boosey & co., London.
JOLLY SCHOOL GIRL; polka by H. En-
gelmann; pf. (Random _ thoughts,
no. 4.) [4871
_ © Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
HE 305181; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
JOLLY (THE) SOLDIER LADS; character-
istic march and two step by Bert L.
Billings; band. 4to. [4872
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1918;
E 305188; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa.
JONES (KATHARINE 8.) Two hundred
ear tests; for candidates for the
diploma of F. R. C. O., by K. S.
Jones; piano exercises for dictation,
harmonic and contrapuntal. 4to.
[4873
joe gam, 24. 1913+ 2 c. Feb. 18,
1918; E 306498; Vinsent music ¢co.,
ltd., London.
JOUR DE NOCES; by J. Stuart Archer;
organ. (Original compositions for
the organ, new series, no. 6.) [4874
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 17,
1913; E 306856; Novello & co., 1td.,'
London.
JOY AND SUNSHINE; three-step, by H.
Engelmann; pf. (Random thoughts,
no. 3.) [4875
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 19138;
E 3051382; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
JOYOUS (A) RIDE; by Christian Schifer,
op. 85; pf. (Young folks, no. 1.)
[4876
@© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 ce Mar. 17,
1913; E 306876; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
JUBILATE; set to music by Samuel Lid-
dle; in F; mixed voices. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 158a;
in his Morning, communion and
evening service. ) [4877
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
19138; E 303611; Stainer & Bell., 1td.,
London.
JUGENDLUST (Youth’s frolics); von
Arthur Seybold, op. 167; violine und
pianoforte. [4878
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2 c Mar. 21,
1913; E 303465; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
arr. by M. M. Daley. [4879
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1913; E 308832;
Martin Kinney, Bairdstown, Cal.
JUMPING (A) SQUIRREL; by Christian
Schiifer, op. 85; pf. (Young folks,
no. 2.) [4880
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306877; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
JUNE AND THE MOON; words by Emma
Playter Seabury, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Modern poets series;
20 songs for medium and high
voice. ) [4881
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308669; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
JUNE (A) SONG; words by J. Berger,
music by P. Bucalossi, arr. by AI-
bert G. Mitchell; mixed voices. (The
laurel octavo, no. 229.) [4882
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; H 3087838; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
JUNGE LIEBE; musik von Rudolf Ressel,
fiir eine singstimme mit klavierbeg-
leitung. [4883
© Oct. 27, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303116; Rudolf Pawliska, Vienna.
JUNK (THE) MAN RAG; by C. Luckyth
Roberts, arr. by Wm, H. Tyers; pf.
[4884
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 19138;
E 305202; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
JUST A DREAMY WALTZ WITH YOU;
words and music by J. J. MacVeagh.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4885
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
H 308496; Jessie J. MacVeagh, S. Oil
City, Pa.
JUST A LITTLE LOVING ON THE SIDE
NOW AND THEN; words by B. K.
Crabtree, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4886
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c Mar. 13,
1913; E 308609; Bertsie K. Crabtree,
Widener, Ark,
JUST A RECOLLECTION ; words by Daisie
Thompson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [4887
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c Mar. 27,
1913; E 305642; Mrs. L. L. Pearson,
Los Angeles,
297
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4888
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
Just you; poem by Ella Wheeler Wil-
cox, music by William EH. Haesche.
[4888
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 11,
1913; E 305375; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
JUST you AND I; words and music by
Cc. Kummer. New York, Jos. W.
Stern & co. [4889
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 18,
1913; E 308424; Clare Kummer, New
York.
KAMM DIR’N GLATTEN SCHEITEL; lied
aus der posse Grosse rosinen von
Rud. Bernauer und Rud. Schanzer,
musik von Léon Jessel. [4890
© Aug. 21, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 19138;
EH 306676; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich,
KANNST DU KUSSEN; marsch-inter-
mezzo aus der operette Die beiden
husaren, musik von Léon Jessel.
1. Klavier mit tiberlegtem text. 2.
Orchester mit tiberlegtem text. 3. Sa-
lon-orchester. [4891-4893
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c each Mar. 12,
1918; E 303308-303310; Felix Bloch,
erben, Berlin.
KEEP THE MUSIC RINGING; words and
music by N. W. Allphin. [4894
© Mar. 11, 1913; -2 ec. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305461; N. W. Allphin, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
KEIN HALMLEIN WACHST AUF ERDEN
(No blade of grass can flourish) ;
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Wilhelm Friedemann
Bach, rev. by Valentine Frank; med.
voice. [4895
© Mar. 14, 1918: 2 c Mar. 15,
1918; E 305419; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
KEIN WORT VON DIR, DER FREUDE ODER
KLAGE. See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
KERCHIEF (THE); words by George
Gaston, music by Herbert Lane, in
key of F. (Little encore songs, no.
6.) [4896
© Feb. 22, 19183; 2 c. Mar. 5,
ng EK} 3803157; Leonard & co., Lon-
on.
KID BAND MARCH; by W. M. Treloar,
op. 51; pf. [4897
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ¢c Mar. 12,
1913; E 308397; W. M. Treloar,
Kansas City, Mo.
KIND, ICH SCHLAFE SO SCHLECHT; duett
aus der posse Filmzauber, von Wal-
ter Kollo, arr. von Adolf Eckstein,
fiir salonorchester. 4to. [4898
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303588; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
KINDER (DIE); words by William
Hoyt Worrell, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Modern poets series;
20 songs for medium and high
voice. ) [4899
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 20,
1913; E 308670; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
KINDER, DREHT EUCH JETZT NUR NICHT
uM; lied aus der operette Die
studentengrifin, oder Die stille
stadt, text von Victor Léon, musik
von Leo Fall. [4900
© Feb. 3. 1918; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1913;
E 3806494; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich.
KINDERLEBEN (Children’s life); zwolf
leichte klavierstticke von Th. Kul-
lak, op. 62, neue ausgabe revidiert
von Walter Niemann. [4901
© Feb. 20, 1913; 3) ce Mares
1918; E 3038506; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
new revision for piano solo.]
KINDERTRAUME (Childhood’s dreams) ;
von Th. Oesten, op. 65, neue aus-
gabe revidiert von Walter Niemann ;
piano. Heft 1. [4902
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 21, 19138;
E 303507; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on new revi-
sion for piano solo.]
Kine Momus; march and two step by
Tom Armstrong. 1. 1st mandolin or
violin. 2. 1st banjo. (Choice selec-
tions, no. 5.) [49038, 4904
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ec. each Mar. 29,
1918; E 305794, 305795; HE. D. Gold-
by, Paterson, N. J.
KING OF LOVE MY SHEPHERD IS.
Gounod (C. F.)
KIRSCHBLUTENLIEDER; nach dem Jap-
anischen von Hans Bethge, musik
von EKgon Wellesz, op. 8; gesang u.
klavier. Contents :—Sehnsucht nach
der nachtigall.—Der bltitenzweig.—
Bliitenschnee.—Leichtes spiel.—Blii-
ten. [4905
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 ¢.. Mangas,
1918; E 303597; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
See
298
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
4925
KIRSCHEN UND KUSSE; walzerlied aus
der operette Der fliegende rittmeis-
ter von Hermann Dostal. 1. Fiir
grosses orchester mit cornetsolo ad
lib. 2. Fiir salon-orchester. 4to.
[4906, 4907
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1918; E 306664, 306665; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
—— —— text von Leo Stein und
Béla Jeubach, musik von Hermann
Dostal. [4908
© Sept. 28, 1912: 2 ec Mar. 5,
1918; E 303209; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
KISMET RAG; by Scott Joplin and Scott
Hayden; pf. St. Louis. Stark music
co. [4909
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26,
19138; E 305238; John Stark, St.
Louis.
KISs THE PLACE AND MAKE IT WELL;
words by Lotta Curtis Wilson, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[4910
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308491; Lotta Curtis. Wilson,
Drake, N. Dak.
KITCHENETTE (THE) RAG; words and
music by Genevieve Flood and G.
Duval, Jr. [4911
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1913; E 308332;
George Duval, jr., New York.
KITTY, MY LOVE, WILL YOU MARRY ME;
old Ulster song, words traditional,
music arr. by Herbert Hughes.
[4912
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1913;
E 303366; Boosey & co., London.
KLAVIER-ALBUM FUR DIE JUGEND; von
Ed. Poldini, op. 53, Band 2. Con-
tents:—Ein fititenzweig. — Précieu-
ses.—Ginsemarsch.—Hoch zu ross.
[4913
© Oct. 24, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306713; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
KLEINE (DER) MHEy; gesangschule,
zusammengefesst und umgearbeitet
von Hans Erwin Hey. Ausgabe B
fiir alt und mezzo-sopran. Zweiter
teil. [4914
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 20, 1918;
BE 306933; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
KLEINE (DER) Hey—Continued.
Ausgabe D, fiir bass und bariton.
Zweiter teil. [4915
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 ce Mar. 20,
1918; E 306932; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
KMOCH-ALBUM PRO CITERN; sloZil Fr.
Kmoch, upravil Jan. F. J. Bern-
hardt; klavirn. [4916
© Sept. 3, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306803; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
KNIGHT (RicHARD) Three toy songs;
words by Florence G. Attenborough,
music by R. Knight; high voice.
Contents:—1. Grizzly, the brown
bear.—2. Tom Atkins, the soldier
doll.—8. Nigger, the toy retriever.
[4917
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306908; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
KOMM NICHT IN SPATER NACHT; un-
garisches volkslied, musik von Rein-
hard Oppel, op. 17, no. 3, fiir drei-
stimmigen frauenchor a cappella.
4to. [4918
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5,
1913; E 3803254; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd., Cologne, Germany.
KOMM UND GIB MIR DEINE HAND; Rhein-
linder aus der operette, Die beiden
husaren, musik von Léon Jessel. 1.
Klavier zu zwei hiinden. 2. Orches-
ter. 38. Salon-orchester. [4919-4921
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 12,
1913; E 303312-303314; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin.
tanz-duett aus der operette Die
beiden husaren, text von Wilh. Ja-
coby und Rudolf Schanzer, musik
von Léon Jessel; gesang u. klavier.
[4922
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1913;
E 303311; Felix Bloch erben, Ber-
lin.
KOMMANDEUR-MARSCH ; von Carl Loch-
ner, op. 5. 1. Streichorchester. 4to.
2. Klavier. [4928, 4924
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
21, 1918; E 303441, 303459; Georg
Arnold, Berlin. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
KoNZERT IN G DUR; von Felix Wein
gartner, op. 52; violine mit orches-
terbegleitung. Partitur. [4925
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303474; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4926
KONZERT NO. 2 IN FIs-MoLL; von Henri
Vieuxtemps, op. 19, fiir violine und
klavier, mit begleitender zweiter
violine zu studienzwecken versehen
von Henri Marteau. [4926
© Jan. 15, 19435 ..2) ¢ Web.) 13,
1913; E 306504; Steingrdber verlag,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
KONZERTSTUCK ; von Otto Wittenbecher.
op. 20; in D moll; violoncello und
klavier. [4927
© Dee. 12, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306697; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
KREUTZER (R.) ; 40 etiiden fiir violine;
von R. Kreutzer, herausgegeben von
Henri Marteau. Ausgabe B, fiir vio-
line allein. [4928
©. Jan. 15,1913; 2 ce, Heb. 18,
1913; H 306508; Steingraber verlag,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
KRoATEN (DIE) KOMMEN; cCharakter-
stiick von Carl Belling, op. 22; salon-
orchester. Stimmen. [4929
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 @ Web. 27,
1913; E 303087; Neuer Berliner mu-
sik-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schone-
berg, Germany.
KUDDLES AND KISSES; by Gus HEHd-
wards; pf. [4930
) Mar, 5, 1913;-2: e: Mar. 14,
1913; EH 305356; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
KUHREIGEN (DER); Phantasie aus der
oper von Wilhelm Kienzl, bearbeitet
von Wilhelm Wacek; ausgabe fiir
grosses orch. Partitur. [4931
© Feb. 15, 1912; 2c. June 3, 1912;
E 302849; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
Zig.
KUNSEMULLER (ERNST) Drei gesinge;
nach texten von Gustav Falke, mu-
sik von E. Kunsemiiller, op. 5, fiir
eine baritonstimme mit klavierbeg-
leitung. Contents:—Zwischen tag
und abend.—Nachts in der triumen-
den stille-—Gebet. [4932
© Oct. 30, 1912; 2 «.. Man, 21,
1918; E 308454; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd., Cologne a Rh., Germany.
—— Vier lieder; musik von E. Kunse-
miller, op. 3, fiir eine sopranstimme
und klavierbegleitung. Contents :—
Seufzer der séhnsucht.—Trutzlied-
chen.—Die schwarze laute.—Mid-
chenlied, in Fis-dur. [4933
© Oct. 30, 1912; 2 ce Mar. 21,
1918; E 303532; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, Itd., Cologne a Rh., Germany.
pt. III, n.'s.; v. Sf
7
Kunst (Diz) Des KUSSENS; ged. von ||
Ernst von Wolzogen, musik von
Mathieu Neumann, op. 52, no. 1; ftir
eine mittlere singstimme. [49384
© Jan. 22, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
EH 306698; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
LA MIA TRIESTE; canzonetta popolare,
parole di D. Marangone, musica di
P. Sabba; canto e piano, servibile
anche per pianoforte solo. [4935
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 303525; C. Schmid! & co., Leipzig.
Lac LEMAN. See Au clair de lune.
LACHENDE (DER) DREIBUND; operette in
drei akten, text von Leopold Jacob-
son, musik von Ralph Benatzky.
Vocal score. [4986
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1913;
D 19258; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
LADY (THE) I’VE MARRIED’S A SUFFRA-
GETTE; words by N. H. Castle, music
by F. O. Hanks. [49387
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1912; E 305741;
Frederick Owens Hanks and N. H.
Castle, Nome, Alaska.
Lapy (THE) OF THE SLIPPER; march
and two-step by Victor Herbert, arr.
by Harold Sanford; orch. 4to.
[49388
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
FE 305146; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
LADYBUG MAZURKA; by R. L. Seamon;
2 mand. and guitar. (Choice selec-
tions, no. 134.) [4939
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 3808869; George Stannard, Tren-
ton, N, J.
LAMENT (A); words by An Maugaire
Sugaec (1770), music by Vincent
O’Brien; part song for men’s voices.
Partitur. 4to. [4940
© Jan. 16, 19133°2) 62 ees,
19138; E 806497; Vincent music ¢co.,
ltd., London.
—— See also Doll house suite.
LAMPLIGHTER (THE); words by R. L.
Stevenson, music by Henry J. Hd-
wards. 4to. [4941
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 & Mar. 14,
1918; E 3808851; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
300
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
4959
LAMPS (THE) OF NIGHT; evening
hymn, words by R. R. Hall, music
by F. A. Challinor. S8vo. (Festival
music, no. 80.) [4942
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1918; E 306592;
Glasgow.
LAND OF DREAMS; reverie, by Chas. J.
Rockwell; band. 4to. [4943
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 3805187; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa.
LAND (THE) OF ROSES; valse, by Her-
man Finck; orch. 4to. [4944
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 308150; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Bayley & Ferguson,
—— —— pianoforte. [4945
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 306488; Hawkes & son, London.
LANDLIG IDYL (Pastoral idyl); af Nic-
olaj Hansen, op. 25; violin og piano.
(Stemningsbilleder, heft 1, no. 1.)
[4946
© Jan. 31, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 3067638; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
LANVAL; en 2 actes et 4 tableaux,
daprés un lai de Marie de France
(XIIIme siécle), texte de M. Mau-
rice, musique de P. Maurice, traduc-
tion allemande de Hanns yon Gump-
penberg. Vocal score. [4947
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
D 19256; Pierre Maurice, Munich.
LARGHETTO. See Mozart (W. A.)
Last (THE) MEETING; words by A.
Henningsen, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. : [4948
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308458; Agnes Henningsen, Dillon,
Mont.
LATCH (THE) STRING; words by A. B.
Benjamin, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
-ine. [4949
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308595; A. B. Benjamin, Wash-
ingtonville, N. Y.
LATCHIMIE£. See Jennings (W. Ernest).
LAUFENLERNEN. See Wintzer (Richard)
LAUREL (THE) BRANCH; march and two
step. by T. H. Rollinson; orch. 4to.
(Popular edition for orch. no. 67.)
[4950
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2c. Feb. 28, 1913;
E 308291; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Laus DEo; words by Notker, music by
A. A. Stanley; chorus parts. Ato.
[4951
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 6, 1913:
E} 3808399 ; University musical society,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
LAWN (‘THE) SWING; words by Charles
Poole Cleaves, music by Carl Jean
Tolman. [4952
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2c. Mar. 20, 1913;
E 308708; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
LAZY OLD MOON; words and music by
Billie Miles. [4953
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 28, 1913;
IX 303055; Reynolds & co., London.
LEAD ME, O LorD; words by Adelaide
A. Procter, music by J. P. Lude-
buehl; high voice in A flat. [4954
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
EK 305105; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
LEAP (A) YEAR PROPOSAL; words by D.
W. Annis, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [4955
© Feb. 4. 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308472; D. W. Annis, Colebrook,
N. H.
LEBENSTANZ (Life’s dance); von
Frederick Delius, fiir grosses or-
chester. Partitur, orchestermaterial
nach tibereinkkunft. [4956
©) Sept. 27, 1912; 2 e@. Mar. 5,
1913; E 3808257; Fischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd., Cologne, Germany.
LEGENDE DU NoRD; par A. Nolek, op.
167, no. 6; violoncelle et piano.
(Six petits morceaux, no. 6.)
[4957
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c@ Feb. 21,
1913; E 306618; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
von Her-
LEGENDE [UND] GAVOTTE;
mann Keiper, op. 9, nr. 1 u. 2; fiir
violoncell u. klavier. [4958
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar... 5,
1913; E 803236; P. Pabst, Leipzig.
LEGGENDA; versi di E. A. Mario, mu-
sica di Raffaello Segré. [4959
©) Jan: 18) 1pas: 2 ¢Mar,’ §,
1913; E 306761; A. Forlivesi &c.,
Florence.
301
87598—15 5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v.8 | ;
4960
LEHRGANG DES KLAVIER-ETUDENSPIELS ;
fiir die unter- und mittelstufe, aus-
gewiihlt, systematisch fortschrei-
tend geordnet, die fingersitze,
tempo, ete, revidiert und ergiunzt
von Carl Schiitze. 1. Unterstufe,
heft 1 & 2. 2. Mittelstufe, heft 1-4.
[4960, 4961
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 4,
1913; E 806505, 306506; Stein-
griiber verlag, Leipzig. [Copyright
is claimed on revision and enlarg-
ing. |
LEICHTE REITEREI; von Arthur Sey-
bold, op. 165; violine u. klavier.
(Vier tonbilder, no. 1.) [4962
©. Mar. 16 1918272 ¢;) Mar... 17,
19138; E 3806866; N. Simrock, g. m.
‘>. h., Berlin.
LEICHTES' SPIEL. See Kirschbliiten-
lieder.
LEIPZIGER (DIE) SCHLACHT; ged. von
EK. M. Arndt, musik von Heinrich
ZO\lner, op. 125, fiir mannerchor und
pianoforte. [4963
© Keb. 26, 1913 33 jes Mar. 13,
1913: B *3038842>° Rob. Forbere,
Leipzig.
——— festchor,
Arndt,
ged. von Ernst Moritz
musik von Heinrich ZOll-
ner, op. 125; mi&nnerchor und or-
chester. Orchester-partitur. [4964
©) Feb. 10, 1993: 2 c Heb: 21,
1913; E 306624; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
——words by E. M. Arndt, music by
Heinrich Zo6llner, op. 125; min-
nerchor. Chorstimmen. 4to. [4965
©); han, 29; 7913 = 2..e.. Web. 40;
1913; E 306479; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
LENORE FANTASIE; duet by Fred Lus-
comb; violin and clarinet with piano
ace. [4965
©«Mar.+15,) 1918 + 2 -¢.5 Mar. 17,
1918; E 305511; J. W.. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
LENTO FUNEBRE; par Edoardo Gra-
nelli, op. 27, no. 2; piano. [4967
©) Nev.)18; 1919+ 2 ee oer ss,
1913; E 306659; W. Bessel & cie,
St. Petersburg, Russia.
LENZ (DER) UND ICH UND DU; ged.
von Hans Echelbach, musik von G.
Ludwig: miannerchor ; partitur.
4to. [4968
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
508107; Hopf’sche verlagsbuch-
druckerei, Gebr. Jenne, g m. b. h.,
Spandau, Germany.
LEONCAVALLO (RuGGIERO) Mimi Pin-
son; scene della vita di Bohéme }}
[commedia lirica in 4 atti], parole }
e musica di R. Leoncavallo. Canto
e pianoforte. {4969 |
© Jan. 25, 1913; (2 Geeteoeae
1918: E 806447; Edoardo Sonzogno,
Milan.
LET ME
HEART;
ANCHOR MY LOVE IN YOUR
words and music by G.
Morgan-Stengel. New York, The |
Ebbets music co. [4970 ©
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 eG) Mar a
1918: E 305258; Gertrude Morgan-
Stengel. Boston.
LET ME SEE YOUR RAINBOW SMILE; |
words by Jean Havez, music by T. S. —
Barron. [4971
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2° iia
1918; E 808414; Ted S. Barron, New |
York. |
LET ME TELL YOU, SWEETHEART, ONCE |
MORE; words by A. E. Ludwig, music
by Charles E. Coleman. Washing-
ton, Hayworth musi¢e pub. co. [4972
© Jan. 9, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18, 1918;
E 305574; Albert E. Ludwig, Brook-
lyn.
LET’S BUILD UP OUR FUTURE ON LOVE;
words by F. L. Jarvis, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [4973
© Feb. 10, 1918;°2%¢ 7 ties,
1918; E 3898588; Frank L. Jarvis,
Chicago.
LE?r’S NOT FORGET; words and music by
J. A. Sawatzki. [4974
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 @ Miar 20,
1918; E 308709; John A. Sawatzki,
Meriden, Conn.
LET THE OL)) LOVE GO ON; words by
Will Carleton, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Modern poets series;
20 songs for medium and _ high
voice. ) [4975
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c Mar. 20,
1918; E 3808671; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
LETZTE (DIE) NACHT; oper in einem
akt, text. von Victor Léon, musik
von Richard Heuberger, bearbeitet
von Egon Lustgarten; vollstiindiger
klavierauszug mit text. [4976
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 8, 1913;
D 19257; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich,
302
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no. 3, 1913
LETZTEN (DIE) ROSEN’ (Derniéres
roses) ; dichtung von Ciisar Flaisch-
len, paroles frangaises de Nicolas
Deniker, musik von L. Sachs, op.
1872. [4977
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306648; Léo Sachs, Paris.
LIEBCHEN, KOMM’ NACH BUDAPEST;
(Budapestre jer velem); lied fiir
eine oder zwei singstimme, text von
Leo Stein u. Béla Jenbach, musik
von Hermann Dostal. [4978
(©) Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ca Mar. 5,
1918: E 303210; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
LIEBEN, KUSSEN, TANZEN; Wienerlied,
worte und musik von Ludwig Gruber,
[4979
Pewee. ae. 1912+ 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
19138; E 303471; J. Blaha, Vienna.
LIEBESLIED; by E. D. Barcroft; piano.
[4980
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1918;
E 306608; E. Dorothea Barcroft,
Wolverhampton, England.
—by George Aitken, op. 21, no. 1;
piano. [4981
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 27,
1918; E 303084; Elkin & co., Lon-
don.
—See also (Franciscus)
Fiinf lieder.
Nagler
LIEBLINGSBAUM (DER); ged. von Con-
rad Ferdinand Meyer, musik von
Paul Fehrmann, op. 21, fiir zwei
singstimmen mit piano. (Zwei ge-
dichte, no. 2.) [4982
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 3806562: Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
LigeD DES SAVOYARDEN; von Richard
Wickenhausser, op. 72; pf. (Zebhn
kleine tonbilder, no. 1.) [4988
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1913; E 302971; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
LIED RECHBERG’SCHER REITER; ged. von
A. Huggenberger, musik von Franz
Zureich; minnerchor. Partitur.
4to. [4984
fen. 15, 1913+ 2 «Mar: 21,
1918; E 308543; Fr. Ullrich, Godes-
berg a Rh., Germany.
LigeD (DAS) VOM LEBEN; text von Ar-
thur Rebner, musik von Philipp Sil-
ber. [4985
© Oct. 18, 1912: 2 ce Mar. 21,
1913; E 303514; W. Karezag, Vienna.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4993
Lirp (DAS) VOM NEUEN KLEID; aus
Dorette, operette in 3 akten von H.
v. Waldberg und Julius Wilhelm.
musik von Bruno Hartl; gesang u.
klavier. [4986
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c Mar. 8,
1918; E 3806754; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich.
LIED (HIN) VON LIEB’ UND LEIDE; ged.
von Hrich Langer, musik von Math-
ieu Neumann, op. 87, no. 2; miinner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. [4987
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 1, 19138 ;
E 303102; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
LIED ZWEIER SEELEN; dichtung von
Rich. Dehmel, musik von L. Sachs,
op. 142, no. 2. [4988
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913:
E 306644; Léo Sachs, Paris.
LIEDER UND GESANGE; vier lieder und
gesiinge in einem heft, von Hubert
Pataky, op. 6, nr. 1-4; tiefe stimme
mit klavier. Inhalt :—Marchen.—
Der wandrer.—Im kahn.—Die nacht.
[4989
© Nov. 23, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306698; Jungdeutscher verlag
Kurt Fliegel, Berlin.
LIEDER ZUR LAUTE; von Carl Bohm,
bearbeitet von R. Vorpahl, fiir gesang
mit laute. Band 2, no. 1-10. [4990
©) Feb. 28, 1918; 2 « Feb. 28,
1918; E 8038056; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. [Copyright claimed on
arr. for mandolin.]
LIEDERSEELEN; ged. von Conrad Fer-
dinand Meyer, musik von Paul
Fehrmann, op. 21, fiir zwei singstim-
men mit piano. (Zwei gedichte, no.
I) [4991
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913:
E 306561: Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
LIrE! BID ME GOOD MORNING. See Love
and life.
LIFE’s EDEN ROSE; words and music by
Mrs. B. P. Lee. [4992
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c@ Mar. 10,
1913; E 305337; Mrs. Baker P. Lee,
Los Angeles.
LIFE’S PATHWAY WILL BE A_ LOVEP’S
LANE; words and musie by H. Jones.
[4993
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1913; E 308864;
Harrison Jones, Ottawa, Kan.
303
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4994
pt. 111, n. s.,v. 3
LIFT UP THE STANDARD; words by Mrs. | Lirica; suite di quattro pezzi di Ales-\fj
sandro Longo, op. 60, per pianoforte.
Sonetto. — Madrigale. —\}
Cc. D. Martin, music by Henry Cole-
man. [4994
@) Mar. 13, 1918; 2 ¢. Marni2:
1913: E 308377; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago.
Lirr UP YOUR HEADS; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Norman
Stewart; organ ace. 8vo. [4995
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 6, 1913;
B 303272; Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
Eng.
LIFT UP YOUR HEADS YE GATES; words
from the Bible, music by Robert
Schwalm, op. 122, no. 3, ed. by Clar-
ence Dickinson; mixed voices. 4to.
[4996
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2.c Mar. 12,
1913; E 308394; H W. Gray co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
editions. ]
LicgHt (THE) FROM THE GOLDEN SHORE;
words by H. G. Bell and N. W. All-
phin, music by H. G. Bell. [4997
© Mar. 14, 31913;' 2: ¢.. Mar, 17,
1918; BH 305478; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
Light (A) IN THE COTTAGE; words by
BE. A. Yates, music by Geo. Lowell
Tracy. [4998
©), Mar. 18) 1913524. Mar...20%
1913; E 308705; Emily A. Yates,
Everett, Mass.
Lita (DrER) pDOoMINO; operette in 3
akten, text von Hmerich von Gatti
und Bela Jenbach, musik von
Charles Cuvillier, arr. von Rud. Rai-
mann; klavierauszug mit tiberlegtem
text. [4999
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
D 19259; Leipziger bitihnenverlag
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
LINCOLN, THE LIBERATOR; words by L.
B. Twichell, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5000
© Web. 24, 19138: 2 c Mar. 27,
1913; E 306703; L. B.” Twicbell,
Paterson, N. J.
LINDERS (JKXARL) Two male quartets;
musie by K. Linders, ed. by Fred-
erick H. Ripley and H. L. Heartz;
mixed voices. 4to. (The Stanhope
ed. no. 174.) Contents: In a gon-
dola, barecarole, words by Lizzie De
Armond.—How much wood would a
wood-chuck chuck. [5001
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913:
I 305104; White-Smith musie pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on editing. ]
Contents:
Strambotto. [5002
© Feb. 18, 1913;.2 @ Feboums
1913; E 3806519; G. Ricordi & ¢0.,|
Milan.
LISTEN, SWEETHEART; words by Mattie|
Irola Lantrip, musie by L. A. Clark.
’Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale €O., |
ine. [5003
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18, |
1918; E 308582; Mrs. T. W. Lantrip, |
Brenham, Tex.
LISTEN TO THAT LOCOMOTIVE RAG; words
by J. C. Patterson, musie by Burt
Wallace.
Dugdale co., ine. [5004
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 19138; |
EK 308525;
horne, Okl.
LITANY (THE) OF LORETTO; set to mu-
J. C. Patterson, Harts-
sic by Samuel Gregory Ould. 4to. |
[5005 |
Peb. 27, 1918;°2 € Feb.as |
1913; E 303045; Novello & co., ltd.,
(Cantiones sacrae, no. 69.)
London.
LITTLE BIT OF A FELLOW; words anon., —
music by E. Branksome Dene; D flat
Sop. or ten.
M. Hac.
EK 305099; Sara P. Wilkins-Moutz,
Front Royal, Va.
LITTLE (A) FAIRY SUSE (50.0
stories preceded by a prologue and
followed by a moral, by Walter
Morse Rummel; piano. [5007
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2c. Mar. 14, 1913;
FE 305400; Augener, ltd., London.
LITTLE FEET; words by H. D. Banning,
music by Noel Johnson, no. 1 in D
flat. [5008
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303162; Edwin .Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
LITTLE GREY HOME IN THE WEST; valse,
on popular songs by Hermann Lohr,
arr. by H. M. Higgs, piano. [5009
© Mar. 12, 19138:°>3)¢) sie
1918; E 303321; Chappell & co., ltd.
London.
See also Chappell’s army journal,
no. 396.
LITTLE (THE) IRISH GIRL; part song;
words by Fred E. Weatherly, music
by Hermann Lohr, arr. by John
Pointer; male voices. 4to. [5010
© Feb. 27, 1918; 3 ee) Pen ee
19138; E 303042; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
304
Washington, H. Kirkus |
|
Front Royal, Va., Kirke —
[5006 ©
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 e Mar. 3, 19138: §
4o. 3, 19138
, MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
5030
“ATTLE (A) LOVE-SONG: song without
| words, by Kate Vannah; pf. [5011
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305162; M. Witmark & sons, New
“ York.
“irTLE Miss DeMurRE; written by John
_P. Harrington, composed by Alec
' Hemley. [5012
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 « Mar. 25,
( 1913; EB 306942; Star music pub. co,
ltd., London.
LittLE or’ Los ANGELES: words by
A. Brininstool, music by Jule
Cameron. [5013
© Feb. 21, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3,1913;
E 305115: Golden state music co.,
Los Angeles.
L
{
rrr ORPHANT ANNIE: words by
James Whitcomb Riley. music by
Clayton Thomas: sop. or ten. and
mezzo sop. or bar. [5014
© Mar. 10. 19138: 2 c. each Mar.
me dees. KH 305307; . Arthur... P.
Schmidt, Boston.
r
LITTLE RAG BABY DOLL; words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Lewis Muir.
[5015
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 305248: F. A. Mills, ine, New
York.
4
'
favre SUNLIGHT GIVERS: words by
James Rowe, music by Alvis O.
‘ Thomas. [5016
| © Mar. 11, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 17,
| 1913; E 305496; A. O. Thomas, Ft.
| Worth, Tex.
LitTLE (THE) VOLUNTEERS; poem by
| L. W. T., music by Franz C. Borns-
: chein; violin and piano. [5017
.
© Mar. 8, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 305310; G. Schirmer. New York.
LitTLE (THE) WIDOW; words by C. E.
Perkins. music by P. C. Lockhart.
New York, C. L. Partee pub. co.
[5018
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 20,
1913: E 305743: Carolyn E. Perkins,
Los Angeles.
Livine (THE) REDEEMER:.a service for
Easter. words by Elsie Duncan Yale,
music by J. Lincoln Hall. Svo.
[5019
@ Jan. 30, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308487; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia.
LOCKS AND DAMS OF PANAMA CANAL};
words and music by R. E. Deane.
Washington, H,. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine, [5020
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 138, 19138;
IX 3085382; Rich. E. Deane, Ancon,
Canal Zone.
LOWENGRIN. See Wagner (Richard)
LONELY (THE) BACHELOR; words by
A. Wuttke, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [5021
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ce. "Mar. 27,
1918; E 8056538; Anna Wuttke, Ken-
mare, N. D.
LONG AGO; words by A. MeIntosh Be-
ville, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5022
©) Keb. 10; 1918: 2 ¢.. Mar. 18,
19138; E 3808557; Anna McIntosh Be-
ville, Savannah, Ga.
Long (LE) DES SAULES: poésie de An-
dré Alexandre, musique de Félix
Fourdrain. [5028
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 306840; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
LONGO (ALESSANDRO) ‘Tre intermezzi;
di A. Longo, op. 61 per pianoforte.
In Do diesis minore. In La mag-
giore. In Re maggiore. [5024-5026
© Feb. 13, 1913: 2 ¢. each Feb. 14.
1918: E 806515-806517: G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
LooK INTO MY EYES: duet from The
seventh chord, words by Ashley Mil-
ler, music by Joseph Carl Breil.
[502T
i Mar. 2h. 61a >:.2 \e.: Mar, oa.
1913; E 305631; Leo Feist. inc., New
York.
LORD AND GAGE; live wire march by
M. A. Althouse: pf. [5028
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
FE 305193; Penn music pub. co., Read-
ing, Pa.
Lorp (THE) Is KING: anthem, words
from the Bible, music by C. Simper >
mixed voices. 4to. [5029
Cc) Feb. 27, 1918; 2 « Mar. 17,
1913; E 306905; Caleb Simper, Barn-
staple, England.
Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; sacred
song by W. Bostock. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5080
© Feb. 24. 1918: 2 « Mar. 27,
1913; EK 305638; W. Bostock, Mont-
real, Canada.
305
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5031
pt. 01,n.s.,v.8 |
Lorp (THE) IS OUR DEFENCE; anthem
for general use, music by J. KH. Rob-
erts; mixed voices. (Octavo church
music, no. 10248.) [50381
©: Mar. 25, 1913: -2: cP alae rs,
1913; E 308834: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
LorpD (THE) IS VERY GREAT AND TER-
RIBLE; anthem, words from the Bi-
ble, music by J. C. Beckwith, ed. by
Frederick Bridge. (Novello’s octavo
anthems, no. 1028.) [5032
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1918;
EH 306471; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edi-
tion. ]
LORD, MY GOD, GIVE EAR; air by Gio-
vanni Battista Lulli., arr. and fur-
nished with English words by HE.
Cuthbert Nunn; mixed voices and
organ. -+to. (Ambrose edition of
church music, no. 152.) [5033
KG) Feb. 18; 1913; 2c: Mar, 1,
1913; E 303075; Ambrose Abbott
& ¢co., London. [Copyright is
claimed on the special arrangement
of the accompaniment and the vocal
parts and the words. ]
Lorp’s (THE) PRAYER; song, music by
Fr. Koerner. (Gems from The
ideal home music library, no. 1.)
[5034
©: Mar. 8, 19133 2 ev Mar.) 11,
1918; E 305352; Charles Scribner’s
sons, New York.
Los! AUF DEN BUMMEL; marsech nach
motiven der gleichnamigen revue, von
Richard Hirsch; piano. [5035
© Feb. %, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1913;
E 306603 ; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b.h., Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
Lost; words by Lillian Abbey, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [5036
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 18,
1913; E 308574; Mrs. C. M. Abbey,
Lindsay, Cal.
Lost (THE) cHORD: music by Arthur
Sullivan, arr. by James C. War-
hurst; three part chorus for wom-
en’s voices. [5037
K) Mar. 25, 1918; 2 ¢: Mar: 95,
1913; E 308840: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
LOST MELODY; from Our wives by
Ernest R. Ball, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus;
chestra. [5038
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ce Mar. 19)
1913; E 308641; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
on new arrangement. ]
Lost (THE) PRINCESS BOPEEP; op-
eretta, libretto and lyrics by Alice
C. D. Riley, music by Jessie L.
Gaynor. Edition of words and mel-
odies only. 4to. [5089
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 « Mar ei
1913; EH 305853; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
LovE: words by W. B. Anderson, mu-
sic by Albert Swift. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5040
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 « Mar 27
1913; E 305664; W. B. Anderson,
Rackerby, Cal.
LOVE AND LIFE; two short songs, words
by Cowley and Mrs. Barbauld, musie
bv Cecil Forsyth. Contents: Love
in her sunny eyes.—Life! bid me
good morning. [5041
© Feb. 5, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
EK 306467: Boosey & co., London.
LOVE DREAM WALTZ; by Hthel Louise
Bradley ; piano [5042
© 1c Mar. 1, 1918; |B S0agaee
Ethel Louise Bradley, Winnipeg,
Canada.
LOVE ETERNAL; words by J. D. Nuss-
baum, music bv Abr. W. Binder.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co.,
inc. [50438
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2: Gl Marie
1913; E 308513: John D. Nussbaum,
New York.
Love Fay (Fee d’amour); ballet-di-
vertissement by H. Weyts, ed. and
arr. by S. L. Herrmann; pf. [5044
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c Marae
1913; E 308848; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on editing and arranging. ]
Lover, I AM LONELY; words and music
by Dower Wilson. [5045
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1918;
E 306605: Weekes & co., London.
LOVE IN A COTTAGE; words by Clara
Dahlke Newton, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5046
© Feb. 24, 1918; '2 c,. Mar. 27.
19138: E 305687; Mrs. C. W. Newton,
Duluth, Minn.
306
mandolin or- |
[Copyright is claimed |
{ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
seo. 3, 1913 5065
r
‘Love IN HER SUNNY EYES.
SN ee Lo ve
and life.
. Love IS KING; waltzes by Leo ‘Kem-
pinski; pf. [5047
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 c Mar. 31,
1918; E 305776; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
LOVE IS SUCH A FUNNY LITTLE FEEL-
Inc; from When dreams come true,
words by Philip Bartholomae, music
by Silvio Hein. [5048
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305209; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
Love (A) LETTER; words by Herbert
M. Hopkins, music by Franklin Hop-
kins. (Jn Modern poets series; 20
songs for medium and high voice.)
[5049
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308678; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
LOVE ME WHILE THE LOVIN’ IS GOOD;
words by Stanley Murphy, music by
H. Von Tilzer. [5050
© Mar. 25, 19138; 2 ce. Mar. 25,
1913: E 308869; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
Love (THE) srELL; duet from The
purple road, lyric by Fred de Gresac
and Wm. Cary Duncan, music by
Heinrich Reinhardt and Wm. Fred-
erick Peters. , [5051
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303593; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
Love THAT I cast Away; from The
purple road, lyric by Fred de Gresac
and Wm. Cary Duncan, music by
Wm. Frederick Peters. [5052
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303594; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
LOVE, THOU ART MY HEART’S DESIRE;
words by E. M. Johnson, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5053
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
FE 308510; Eula M. Johnson, Na-
tional City, Cal.
LOVE WHISPERS; waltzes by J. M.
Daly; pf. [5054
© Feb. 28, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 238,
1913; E 308302; Joseph M. Daly,
Boston.
LoveD (THE) ONE FAR AWAY; words by
Ed. Teschemacher, music by Alfred
Harriss; in A. [5055
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 38038553; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Lovep (A) votce; words by Ruth
Rutherford, music by H. Lane Wil-
son. 1. In B mat 2) an C3. In DB.
[5056-5058
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2c. each Mar. 20,
19138; E 303557-803559; Enoch &
sons, London.
—— ——-in EF flat. [5059
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 303326; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
LOVE’S ANSWER; words by Dorcas Tur-
rill, music by Jean Buckley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[ 50G0
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308592; Mrs. D. Turrill, Chatham,
Canada.
LOVE’S CAPTIVE; words by Harry Win-
ter, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5061
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308562; H. A. Winter, St.
Johns, Newfoundland.
LOVE’S CONSOLATION ; from The seventh
chord, words by Ashley Miller, mu-
sic by Joseph Car] Breil. | 5062
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305629; Leo. Feist, inc., New
York.
LOVE’S GOLDEN DREAM; words and mu-
sic by W. R. Lane; med. voice. Bos-
ton, The Thurber music pub. co.
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913:
E 305257; William Robinson Laue,
Boston.
LOVE’S MIRACLE; words by Marie Hicd-
derwick. music by George Lees
[5064
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
Ii 303374; Weekes & co., London.
LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG; by Molloy, arr.
by Aubrey Stauffer, op. 22, no. 9;
mandolin duo. [5065
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305759; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5066
Lovre’s PHILOSOPHY; words by Shelley,
music by Herbert. Ferrers. (In
Modern songs, no. 65; Two songs,
no. 1.) [5066
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2: ee: Meby 10:
1918; E 306484; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
T.ondon.
LOVEY LANE; lyrie by C. F. Lawrence,
music by Elmer B. Chapman. [5067
©) Feb. 26, 3918 %..2..¢. Shep a2,
1918; FE 808265; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
LUARIN: ged. von Julius Wolff, musik
von R. Gasteiner, op. 121; miinner-
chor a cappella. Partitur u. stim-
men. Svo. [5068
() Feb; 10, 19184.2e) Pepe 21:
19138; E 806623; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
Zig.
Lucta Di LAMMERMOOR. See Donizetti
(Gaetano)
Lucy's SEXTETTE; a ragtime travesty
on the sextette from Lucia by Harry
L. Alford; orch. 4to. [5069
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305269; Alford-Colby co., Chicago.
LULLABY; by U. K. Hartree; viola, or
violin, with piano acc. [5070
Cy Met 20% 19125-2 -@ Mar. 21,
1913; E 808512; U. K. Hartree, Lon-
don.
—— Sce also Brahms (Johannes)
LULLABY See Folio of four
songs,
BABY.
LULLABY OF THE BREEZE; by J. R. Mor-
ris, op. 36, no. 3; pf. [5071
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 20,
1918; E 308692; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
LUSTIGE UND ERNSTE WEISEN; zu alten
und neuen lauten-liedern, vertont
und fiir die laute gesetzt von Paul
Buhler; gesang und gitarre oder
laute.. no. 1-8. [5072
© ‘Oct. 35, 1912* 2c. Marsa
1918; E 303586; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig.
Lustices A B C (Merry A B C); 5
leichte variationen in tanzform fiir
die jugend, von Karl Bleyle, op. 24;
nianoforte. ; [5073
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303387; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
pt. 1, 2. Sv. 8a
LycipAs: words by Milton, set to mu-
sic by H. R. Hulbert; soprano and
baritone soli, chorus and orchestra.
Vocal score. 4to. [5074
© Oct. 26, 19122 2°@e Merk
1918; E 803518; Hugh R. Hulbert,
London.
Lys BLANCS; valse lente par Joachim
Albert, prinz de Prusse; piano.
[5075
© Mar. 8, 19138; 3 G@atieeeas
1918; E 3806841; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. ;
MA BIEN AIMEE (My beloved); French
words by Jean Lahor, music by L.
Boelimann, annotated by Camille
Thurwanger; medium voice. [5076
© Dee. 20, 1912: 2 eo ae
1918; E 308299; Camille Thur-
wanger. Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetic annotation. ]
MADISON (VICTORIA) Fantasy; by V.
Madison; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [5077
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18, 1918;
E 308465; Victoria Madison, Antigo,
Wis.
MADRIGALE; by Franz Drdla, op. 25, ed.
by Eugene Gruenberg; violin and pi-
ano. [5078
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 @ Feb. 28,
1918: E 808286; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
par Napoleone Cesi; piano. [5079
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 ce Mar &
19138; E 303196; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
MADCHEN KAM VOM _ STELLDICHEIN;
deutsche umdichtung von Alfr. Jul.
Boruttau, Swedische texte von J. L.
Runeberg, musik von Jean Sibelius,
op. 87, nr. 5, transkription von Selim
Palmgren; klavier mit tiberlegtem
text. [5080
© July 10, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
EH 3806631; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
MADCHEN UND KUSSE; marsch aus der
operette Die klingende miihle, von
Hans Cesek, arr. von Th. F. Schild;
schrammelmusik, mit text. 4to.
[5081
© Sept. 25, 1912; 2 « Nov. 30,
1912: EH 306820; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
308
\
Fr MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
MADCHENGEBET ; ged. yon Agnes Miegel,
musik von Reinhard Oppel, op. 17,
no. 2, fiir dreistimmigen frauenchor
a cappella. Partitur. 4to. [5082
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5,
1918; E 3038255; Tischer & Jagen-
' berg, Itd., Cologne, Germany.
MADCHENLIED. See Nagler
cus) Fiinf lieder.
(Francis-
MADCHENLIED IN Fis-pur. See Kunse-
miller (Ernst).
MADEL VOM BALLETT; lied aus der oper-
ette Die kleine ratte von Robert
Hank, musik von Lill Erik Hafgren.
[50838
© Jan. 26, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306770; Harmonie verlagsgesell-
schaft, g. m. b. h., Munich.
MAESTOSO IN FE FLAT; Dy A. E. Floyd;
organ. (Jn Ingoing voluntaries, no.
18.) [5084
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1918;
- E 306545; Augener Itd., London.
MAGGIE; words and music by W. A.
Parker. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. / [5085
: @ Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
| 1913; E 305662; Wm. A. Parker,
Cincinnati.
- Macero; versi di Ugo Ghiron, musica
di Camillo Artom. [5086
© Sept. 14, 1912: 2 c. Mar. 1,
1913; E 303091: Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS; words
from the Bible, music by W. Ralph
Driffill; in A; organ ace. 4to.
[5087
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308378; Weekes & co., London.
— set to music by Samuel Liddle; in
F; mixed voices. 4to. (Modern
church services, no. 160; in his Morn-
ing, communion and evening service).
[5088
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 22,
1913; E 303613; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
—by Berthold Tours; in B flat;
mixed voices. 4to. [5089
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 305225: Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
5097
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS—Con.
words from the Bible, music by
H. Clough-Leighter, op. 56, nos. 5
and 6, in D; chorus of mixed voices
and organ. 4to. (Collection of
music for the services of the Wpis-
copal church, no. 1046.) [5090
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 17,
1913; KE 3805582; Boston music ¢co.,
Boston.
MAID IN GERMANY 1913; musical nos.
from acts 1 and 2 of the play, words
by C. Gilpin and Charles Blooming-
dale, music by C. Gilpin. Philadel-
phia, M. D. Swisher. [5091
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 22,
1918; E 305612; Charles Gilpin,
Philadelphia.
Mamp (THE) OF THE BANANA TREE;
words by R. Adair, music by Wil-
liam H. Penn. [5092
©), Deo. 31, 1912": 2 ce. Keb: 26,
19138; E 305456; Riada Adair, Los
Angeles.
MAIDEN (A) FAIR; novelette, by S. BE.
Cunningham; pf. [5093
© 1 ¢ Mar. 17, 1918; E 305525;
Sadie KE. Cunningham, Anaconda,
Mont.
MAIDEN (THE) OF CAPRICE: from The
purple road, lyric by Fred de Gresav
and Wm. Cary Duncan; music by
Heinrich. Reinhardt. [5094
(G0 Mar Si. 29S: 2 ec. Mar: FA,
1918; E 803595: T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
MAIDEN’s (THE) LAMENT; recit. and
air, from Masque of Comus, com-
posed by Thomas Augustine Arne,
ed. by Edgardo Levi; in D minor, i:
E minor, in F minor and in G minor.
(Standard songs by old masters,
no. 62.) [5095
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. each Mar.
20, 1918; E 303585; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on new edition. |]
MALA VITA NAPOLETANA; duetto dram-
matico, versi di Arturo Matacea,
musica di G. Camerlingo; canto e .
mandolino. [5096
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 ec Feb. 18,
1913; E 3038086; A. Matacea, New
York.
Mammy; by R. Nathaniel Dett; piano.
(Magnolia suite for piano, part 2,
no. 4.) [5097
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c Mar. 27,
1918; E 3805835; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ii, BUS 5.8
5098
Man (A)—A WEIB; words by I. Lillien,
music by J. Rumshisky. (Chantshe
in America, no. 4.) [5098
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 3084384: Hebrew pub. co.. New
York.
Man (THE) AT ARMS; trio and chorus
from the opera Maid Marian, words
by Harry B. Smith, musie by Regi-
nald De Koven. 4to. [5099
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c Mar. 14,
1918; E 805399: Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
MANOLA; mazurka espagnole, by Vin-
cenzo de Crescenzo; pf. [5100
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305112; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
Marcu; words by Ellen Richmond,
music by George Richmond; unace.
trio for soprano 1 and 2 and alto.
4to. [5101
(©. heb; 20. Its. "3 (es beh 28,
1918; E 308046; Novello & co., ltd..
London.
MARCII ALONG WITH A SONG: anniver-
Sary anthem, words and music by
William Lane Frost. 4to. (Church
choralist, Curwen’s ed. 80544.)
[5102
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913:
E 3038082; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
MARCH OF THE BULGARS.
patrol.
See Bulgarian
MARCH PROGRESSIVE; by Amy Titus
Worthington, arr. by T. P. and Geo.
J. Trinkaus; full mandolin or-
chestra. [5103
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2c. Mar. 19, 1918;
E 308638; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
MARCHE FANTASTIQUE; par Paul Ertel,
op. 27; pf. (Deux suites pour le
piano; Quatre impressions de la
Suisse, no. 1.) [5104
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Feb. 26,1913:
E 303022; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
MARCHE MAJESTIQUE; by H. R. Ward;
piano. [5105
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2¢. Mar. 20,1918;
E 308655; Herbert Ralph Ward,
Brooklyn. .
MARCIA DEGLI ASCARI: di F. Paolo Fron-
tini; pianoforte. [5106
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913:
E 3038092; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
MARGARITA VALSE; by H.. A. .Parns-
worth, op. 17; pf. [5107
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Mar. 25, 1913 ;
E 308847: Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
MARGUERITE; words and musie by W.
A. Parker. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5108
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 3808573: Wm. A. Parker, Cincin-
nati.
MARIE; valse de concert by A. Brooke;
solo for flute and piano. [5109
© Mar. 24, 1918; 2c. Mar. 28, 1913;
EH} 305772; Cundy Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
MARIENKAFERCHEN; von Eduard Pol-
dini, op. 55; klavier. (Kleine stu-
dien, no. 3.) [5110
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303117; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
MARIENLIED; text von Novalis, musik
von Joseph Marx, ftir eine sing-
stimme mit orgelbegleitung; mittlere
stimme. obl. 4to. [5111
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 3038252: Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna.
MARIES DES CYGNE (Mari d zene);
words by W. E. Booth, music by
Charles E. Coleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [5112
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913 ;
FE 305569; William Edwin Booth, Oil
Centre, Cal.
MARIONETTES (THE); overture by C.
Gurlitt, arr., bowed, cued and fin-
gered by Albert G. Mitchell; violin.
(Stanhope edition, class B.) [51138
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 « Mareen
1918; E 305824; White-Smith music
pub. co. Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
MARSZ ZWIAZKU POLEK W AMERYCE;
napisat Antoni MaHek; na chor
dwugtosowy zenski i fortepian.
[5114
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 « Mar. 21,
1918; E 308748; A. Matiek, Chicago.
See Flotow (Friedrich yon).
MARTHA SELECTIONS. See Famous se-
lections from famous operas.
MARTHA,
Marx (JOSEPH) Scherzo; von J.
Marx, fiir klavier-quartett; violino,
viola, violoncello und klavier. [5115
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303253; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna.
310
=
ae
aree
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 19138
MASCHERINA; versi di R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di P. Pane.
[5116
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913;
BE 303590; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
' Mass In E Frat; music by A'berto
Bimboni; mixed yoices. 4to. [5117
©) Mar. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar, 18,
1913; E 308448; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan.
MASS IN HONOR OF ST. JOHN THE BaApP-
TIsT; by J. E. Turner, ed. by E. J.
Biedermann with three motets by
Felix Nowowiejski; chorus of mixed
voices. Ato. Contents: Mass.—
Adoremus.—O salutaris.—Jesu mitis.
[5118
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1918; E 308327; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
MASS OF THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS.
See Gounod (C, F.)
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Ouvre tes yeux bleus (Dearest, open
thy blue eyes); music by J. Mas-
senet, annotated by C. Thurwanger:;
medium voice. [5119
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c Mar. 12,
1913; E 303302; Camille Thurwan-
ger, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on phonetic annotation. ]
MATIN (A) SONG; words by Nath.
Field, music by Herbert Ferrers.
(In Modern songs, no. 65; Two
songs, no. 2.) [5120
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 10,
1913; E 3806485; Stainer & Bell
ltd., London.
MATROSENLIED. See Wagner (Rich-
ard).
MATTINATA; par Carlo Albanesi, op.
53; piano. (Trois morceaux, no. 2.)
[5121
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303160; Edwin Ashdown, lItd.,
London.
Mavtsti; intermezzo von Ludwig Siede,
op. 36. 1. Piano. 2. Orchestra.
[5122, 5123
© Oct. 14, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 5,
1913; E 303216, 303217; Heinrichs-
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. [2. Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Mfay I LooK FoR rou ON SuNDAY; words
by G. A. Stenson, music by R. A.
Browne. [5124
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1913; E 305809;
G. Adolph Stenson, Cokato, Minn.
5134
words by H. Jungles, musie
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5125
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 13, 1918;
FEF 308519: Harlow Jungles, Lemont,
Tl.
MAYTIME; lyric by John T. Wilson,
music by Nathaniel D. Mann. [5126
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2c. Mar. 6, 1913;
7 305203; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
MAzuRCA ViRA. See Vira.
MAZURKA; by Giuseppe Pavone; melody
MAYBELLE:
only. [5127
(©) Mar. 8, 1913; 2. c¢. Mar, 10,
1913; E 306844: Domenico Cuonzo,
New York.
—-—— See also Chopin (F. F.)
MAZURKA INSINUANTE; di Mezio Agos-
tini; pianoforte. (Impressioni, 8
pezzi, no. 12698.) [5128
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 303400; Carisch & Jinichen, Leip-
zig.
MEBBE SO—I DUNNO; words by J. Mil-
ton Hayes, music by R. Fenton
Gower; recitation with piano acc.
(Musical monologues, no. 88.) [5129
© Mar. 3, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
FE 303152; Reynolds & co., London.
MEDITATION; by William Faulkes; or-
gan. (Original compositions for the
organ, new series, no. 4.) [5130
Mar. 15, A913; 2 ‘¢. (Mar 17,
1913; E 306854; Novello & co., Itd..
London.
MEET ME AT SAN FRANCISCO, FRANKIE;
words by M. P. Straka, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5131
©) Reb. 10, 19138; 2) Mar. 13.
1913; E 308606; Milton P. Straka.
Milwaukee.
MEET ME, DEAR LOVE, IN LOVELAND;
words by W. G. Reid, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [5132
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308464; Wm. G. Reid, Elkhart,
Ind.
MEINE RESIDENZ; marsch nach mo-
tiven der operette, Der zigeuner-
primas, musik von Emmerich K4l-
man; arr. von Hans Schott, und A.
Ischpold. 1. . Salonorchester. 2.
Grosses orchester. [5133, 5134
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 1,
1913; E 303188, 803139: Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
311
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5135
MEISTERSINGER VON NURNBERG. See
Wagner (Richard)
Me.tiTTa; intermezzo von Franz von
Blon; pianoforte. [5135
(©) Feb. 28, 1918 +, 2. e; Mar oe,
1918; E 3038535; Otto Wernthal,
Berlin.
MELODIE ORIENTALE: Franz Mo-
ritz; piano. [5186
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306645; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
(THE).
par
MELODY See Rubinstein
(A. G.):
MeELoDY IN F. See Rubinstein (An-
ton Gregorovitch): Melody (The).
MeELoDY (THE) THAT WON MY HEART;
words and music by HE. Benjamin.
Unace. [5137
© 1c¢. Mar. 29, 1913; E 305806;
Edward Benjamin, Brooklyn.
MEMORIES; nocturne by Willem
Coenen; pianoforte. [5188
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308047; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
——words by J. B. R., music by L.
W.' Ricketts. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [5189
©’ Feb: 24,°1918:° 2 ©. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305657;
Memphis, Tenn.
L. W. Ricketts,
—— words by M. R. Carpenter, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5140
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 18,
1913; E 308501: Mabel Rose Car-
penter, Pueblo, Col.
MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD; words by A.
R. Griffin, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [5141
© Feb. 4, 1918: 2 c Mar. 18,
1913; E 308508; Alice Raymond
Griffin, Matteawan, N. Y.
MEMORIFS OF. YESTERDAY: by M.
Muntz; guitar. [5142
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1918: E 305829:
Mae Muntz, San Jose. Cal.
Memory; part song, words by A. Tre-
Size Saunders, music by Charles S.
Burnham; men’s voices. 4to.
(Eastman’s part songs and choruses,
no. 9.) [5148
© Mar. 6, 1913: 2 ¢ Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305218; Eastman co., Cleveland.
pt. Ill, nes wes
Mrmory—Continued.
words by Glenn Willett, music by
Minerva A. Bailey; contralto.
[5144
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 Gea
1918; E 308690; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
SANDHAMMARENS
MEMORY FROM
Coast; fantasy by J. M. Wahlton;
pf. [5145
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c@ Mar 20,
1913: E 808699; Joseph M. Wahl-
ton, Ellensburg, Wash.
MEMORY’S FRAGRANCE; words by Tom
Heffernan, music by Percy Elliott.
[5146
© Mar. 17, 19133. 2 Gc Oia:
1913; E 806925; Reeder & Walsh,
London.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wig FELIx): Baal choruses and reci-
tatives; from Elijah, by F. Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy, ed. by N. Clifford
Page; mixed voices. (Laurel octavo,
no. 224). [5147
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 14, 1918;
E 308406; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing of music text. ]
MENSCH, O MENSCH, VERGISS DAS
NICHT; text von Alfred Schmason,
musik von Martin Knopf. [5148
© Jan. 81, 1918; 2 ¢. Mapes,
1918; E 306914; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
MENUET; par Edoardo Granelli, op.
26, no. 2 piano. [5149
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306660; W. Bessel & cie., St.
Petersburg.
MENUETTO; von Hermann Keeper.
See Barcarole [und] Menuetto.
MERRY FAREWELL. See Two moods.
MESSAGE (A) FROM DREAMLAND; words
and music by Wm. R. Clay. [5150
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1918;
E 3088738; Rowe music pub. ©Co.,
Arnold, Pa.
MESSAGE (THE) OF THE WIND; words
by Harold Simpson, music by G. D.
Rawle, in G and B flat. [5151
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 3038080; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
312
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITION
no. 3, 1913
mn
MEXICAN MOON; words by J. Mc-
Queeney, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [5152
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 c Mar. 18,
1913; E 305572; John McQueeney,
Auburn, N. Y.
MEYERBEER (GIACOMO) Coronation
march; from The prophet, English
words by M. Louise Baum, music by
Giacomo Meyerbeer, arr. by B.
Remick; mixed voices. (The laurel
octavo, no. 234.) {5153
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 308731; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on new text and arrangement. ]
MicroBes (THE) WILL GET YOU IF YOU
pO WATCH OUT; musical monolog,
words and music by I. Wister.
[5154
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1918; E 308852;
Isabel Wister, San Francisco.
MigNon; gavotte gracieuse by Eugen
Sattelmair, op. 84, arr. by Edmund
Parlow; pf. 6 hands. [5155
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 19138;
E 303146; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
MIGNON SELECTIONS. See Famous se-
lections from famous operas.
MILITAR-MARSCH IM ALTEN STYLE; von
Arthur Seybold, op. 165; violine u.
klavier. (Vier tonbilder, no. 4.)
[5156
ma) Mar. 17, 1913 2 c. Mar.' 17,
1913; E 306867; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
Miri (THE) MAID; words by H. Bel-
mont, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5157
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 27,
1913; E 305667; Henry Belmont, Cal-
gary, Canada.
Mimi Pinson. See Leoncavallo (Rug-
gero)
MINNETONKA; characteristic two step
by Alexandra Ford; pf. [5158
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1913; E 305184;
Mrs. E. S. Ford, New Rochelle, N. Y.
MINUET; by Ernest Newton, arr. by E.
Parlow; in C; pf. six hands. [5159
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
BH 303145; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
MINUETTO; et Le retour; morceaux de
salon, par D. Alard, op. 49, revu et
doigté par Hans Sitt; violon et pi-
ano. Cat. 3, no. 5 & 6. [5160
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 308171; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision & fingering. ]
MIo DOLCE AMORE; valzer boston di Al-
berto De Feo, per pianoforte. [5161
©' Feb.) 18 1978s 3 \¢ Mep., 26;
1913; E 3803018; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples.
MISCHIEF; words by Helen Taylor,
musie by David Emmell; no. 2 in F.
[5162
Gy) ‘Web. 12,° 1918; °2-¢. Feb. 3,
1913; E 306500; Collard Moutrie,
London.
Miss AMERICA; a rollicking rag, by C.
Blakesley-Yearsley ; piano. [5163
i) Web. 26, 1913" 2 c.. Feb. 28,
19138; E 3803060; Collard Moutrie,
London.
Miss CHING-A-LoOo; the ragtime Chi-
nese wedding, written and composed
by R. P. Weston, F. J. Barnes and
Maurice Scott. [5164
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1913;
E 306848; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
Miss MINNA BELLE; words by W. H.
Gardner, music by Herbert Forrest
Odell. [5165
Me, 195, 01918) 2 eo. Mar 27,
1918; E 305626; H. F. Odell & co.,
Boston.
MISSA ASTERNA CHRISTI MUNERA; an
easy service set to plainsong for the
office of the holy communion, arr. by
Alfred Redhead. 4to. (Modern
ehurch services, no. 162.) [5166
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306870; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
MissA IN HONOREM BEATISSIMAE VIR-
GINIS MaArRIAE; de F. Verhelst, ad
duas voces aequales cum organo.
Partition. (Selecta opera, no. 32.)
[5167
© Noy. 19, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
19138; E 303468; L. J. Biton, St.
Laurent-sur-Sévre, France.
MISSA STELLA MARIS; von A, LOhle, op.
14, fiir sopran. alt, tenor und bass.
Partitur und stimmen. [5168
@! Dee 1552912 y 2 Gi Mar.: 27,
19138; KE 306956; Anton Bohm &
séhn, Augsburg, Germany.
313
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5169
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
MissIssippP1 (THE): barcarolle, words
by Walt Whitman. music by Frank-
\lin Hopkins. (In Modern poets Sse-
ries; 20 songs for medium and high
voice. ) [5169
© Mar: 19, 1918; 2 ‘ce. Wier 20;
1913; E 3808680: Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
MrstaAH MOONSHINE: a_ Silhouette,
words by Adam Breede, music by
Charles S. Burnham; male quar-
tette. 4to. [5170
(© Mar. 14, 1913* De, (Mair 25,
1913; E 305429; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
Mister BEAR: words by Roy Frank
Johnson, music by Norah Blaney.
[5171
©: Mar. 15, (19132, 2.60 Mar: 1%,
1918; E 306897: Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
Mr. Coon IN THE BUCKEYE TREE; words
by S. I. Titcomb, music by Charles
E. Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
musie pub. co. [5172
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2c Mar. 18, 1918;
EK 305558; Stephen Irving Titcomb,
Clovis, Cal.
MISTER SHADOW MAN;; written by A. J.
Mills, composed by Bennett Scott.
[5173
(©), Mara4, 191352 e; Mar25;
19138; E 306943; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
MISTERIOS; en honor de Ja sma. Vir-
gen por A. Hermosa; 4 2 voces. No.
Te aNeten” | NGS aos [5174-5176
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 ce. each Mar. 8,
1913; E 306811-806813; Friedrich
Hofmeister, Leipzig.
MISTERIOS A LA SANTISIMA VIRGEN;
coleccion de diez misterios 4 una voz
Oo coro al unisono con acompafia-
miento de 6rgano, por Fructuoso
Sanchez. 4to. Contiene:—Nos. 1-
10. POL?
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c Mar. 5, 1913:
IX 303232; Otto & Arzoz, Mexico,
Mex.
MOCKING (THE) BiRD: words by G.
Scaggs, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington. H. Kirkus Dagdale co..,
ine. [5178
© Feb. 4, 1918: 2 ¢ Mar. 18. 1918 ;
ly 308493; Gladys Scaggs, Nace. Va.
MOCKING BIRD RAG; mMarch-two step by
Chas. T. Straight, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; full mandolin or-
chestra. [5179
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 @ Mar. 19;
1918: E 3808639; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
Mockine (THE) BIRDS’
Louis Lavigne; military band. obl.
24mo. [5180
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2.¢ Mar. 18; 1913;
E 303872; Edward Saxon, London.
MODERNES , MELODIEN-ALBUM; ZzuSam-
mengestellt aus den beliebtesten und
neuesten operetten. 1. Ausgaben fiir
PARADE; by
clarinette. 2. Ausgabe ftir fl6te. 3.
Ausgabe fiir mandoline. 4. Ausgabe
fiir violine. [5181-5184
© Oct. 12, 1912; 2 c each Mar. 1,
1918; E 803095-803098 ; Drei masken
verlag, Munich. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
Moprst (THE) CURATE; humorous song,
words by Graham Squires, music by
Guy Jones. [5185
© Feb. 25, 1918: (2. ee- Renan
1918; E 803014; Reynolds & co.,
London.
MOMENTO CAPRICCIOSO; par EHdoardo
Granelli. op. 27. no. 4; piano. [5186
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2.@ Mars:
1913; E 806661; W. Bessel & cie., St.
Petersburg.
Mon cauR s’OUVRE A TA voIx. See
Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
MON FILS, TU NE L’ES PLUS (No more,
art thou my son); recit., [and] Elle
m’a prodigué (She hath bestowed
upon me); aria, from the opera
Oedipe a Colone, English version by
Nicola, composed by A. M. G. Sac-
chini, ed. by Edgardo Lévi; bass and
baritone. (Standard operatic songs
and arias, no. 71). [5187
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 e& Mar. 20;
1913; E 3803586; Ascherberg, Lop
wood & Crew, Itd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on new edition.]
MoNKEY (THE) QUARTETTE; arr. by
Wim. Christopher O’Hare; female
voices. 4to. [5188
© Mar. 10, 1913; 206) oMer ee
1918; E 305371; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
MONTAINE CHE DANZANO. See A
Regoledo.
ol4
no. 3, 19138
MoNTANA PIONEERS; words by J. W.
Finney. music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5189
ay feb. 10,1915: 2 c. Mar. 15,
1918; E 308556; Mrs. J. W. Finney,
Lewistown, Mont.
See A
MONTANINE CHE CANTANO.
Regoledo.
Moon (THE) CRADLE, [AND] THE CITY
cLocKs; from Songs from Connacht,
nine poems, of Padraic Colum, music
by Herbert Hughes. [5190
©Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1913;
E 303365; Boosey & co., London.
Moon (THE) FAIRY; valse intermezzo
by Paul Laine; piano. [5191
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
BH 303163; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
Moon sHADOWS; by C. Spencer; piano.
[5192
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 303601; W. H. Paling & co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia.
idylle by C. Spencer, arr. by Au-
gust Ambrose; violin and piano.
(Selected gems, no. 53.) [5193
© Feb. 1, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 306567; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia.
MooN OF THE VALLEY; nocturne, words
by Fred. E. Weatherly, music by
Archy Rosenthal; in B flat. [5194
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 303282; Cary & co., London.
MoonNLIGHT; words by D. Turrill,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[5195
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305685; Doreas Turrill,
Chatham, Canada.
MOONLIGHT ON THE OHIO; waltzes by
M. E. Buell, rev. by Chas. Hender-
son; pf. [5196
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305614; Joseph Krolage
musi¢ co., Cincinnati.
More LIKE MY SAVIOUR; words by
N. W. Allphin, music by Mrs. W. J.
Graves. [5197
©” Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17%,
1913: E 305479; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
5206
Morn (THE) OF GLORY; sacred cantata
written and composed by Fred. W.
Peace, 4to. [5198
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 15,
19138; BE 8038544; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
MorRNING; words by William Henry
Gardner, music by G. L. Tracy;
tenor. Boston, Acorn pub. co.
[5199
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 31, 1918;
EK 305859; George Lowell Tracy,
Boston.
MoRNING (THE) PRAYER (Lord from
my bed); from the oratorio Eli com-
posed by Michael Costa, ed. by Ed-
gardo Levi; in D, in # flat and in
G. (Standard songs by old masters,
no. 61.) [5200
© Mar. 19, 19138; 2 ¢. each Mar.
20, 1918; E 3038587; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on new edi-
tion. ]
MoRNING sonG; rondino by Mary Ed-
vina Walker, pf. [5201
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305121; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
—— words by Nathaniel Field, music
by Frederick Norton; in F. [5202
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 26,
1913; °K 306952; Hlkin & Go.,. ltd.,
London. ;
MoRNING WELCOME; poem by Mat-
thias Barr, music by Franz C.
Bornschein; violin and piano. [5203
(Cc). Mar. 8, 19138; 2 ¢ Mar. 10,
1913; E 805311; G. Schirmer, New
York.
MoTHeER; words by M. Denis, music
and arrangement by M. R. Mechtild.
[5204
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305613; M. Denis, Louis-
ville.
MorHer Goose; from the opera Sweet-
hearts, lyrics by Robert B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert; high or
medium voice. [5205
C) . Mar. -22,, 1918; 2).c,. Mar: 24,
1913; E 308797; G. Schirmer, New
York.
MorHER’S BOY RETURNS AGAIN; words
by A. Chadwick, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [35206
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913: E 805712; Arthur Chadwick,
Chester, Pa.
315
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5207
pt. 11, 0. s., v.8
MoTHER’S DEAR OLD CHAIR; words by
M. Wendall, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢co., ine. [5207
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2. c. Mar. 13,
1913; EH 308512; Marjorie Chandler,
Springfield, Mass.
Moruer’s (A) sone; words by N. B.
Garvey, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5208
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308568; Nellie Garvey, Los
Angeles.
Morion (THE) PICTURE PLAY; words
by Mrs. O. R. Worth, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5209
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ce, Mar. 27,
1913; E 3805661; Mrs. O. Worth,
Roundup, Mont.
MouNTAIN (THE) STREAM (Le torrent
de la montagne); by Sydney Smith,
op. 18, ed. and fingered by Andor
Pinter ; pf. [5210
© Mar. 26, 1913;°2 ¢. Mar. 28,
19138; E 3805765; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on edi-
tion and fingering. ]
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Hin-
fachen (Hin) rezitative, W. A. Mo-
zarts zu Figaros Hochzeit; nach
dem italienischen, recitativo secco,
des meisters ftir die deutsche auf-
ftiihrung ausgesetzt und ausgear-
beitet, von Georg Hartmann. 4to.
[5211
(©) Oct. 3, 1912; 2 ce Mar. 5, 1913;
® 3031838 ; Buihnenverlag Ahn & Sim-
rock g. m. b. h., Berlin. [Copyright
claimed on arrangement. ]
—-- Larghetto; from the _ clarinet-
quintet by W. A. Mozart, arr. by
Hdmund Singer, ed. by Hugo Ries;
violin and piano. [5212
) Mar. 26, 1912" 9" a Meno OR:
1913; E 305731; Boston music co.,
Soston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
—~—-~Oh smania, oh furie (Oh tor-
ment, ob fury)* “reeht: [and]
D’Oreste dajace (The pangs of
Urestes); aria from the opera
idomeneo, by W. A. Mozart, edited
Dy Edgardo Levi. English version
Dy Lawrence Hanray; for soprano:
(Standard operatic songs and arias,
no. 86.) [5213
© Feb. 26.1918: 2 ¢, seb 27,
1913; KE 303040; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. [Copy-
right claimed on new edition.]
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS)—Con. | |
Lento, oh Dio (Now by heaven,
my footsteps falter) ; quintett from
the opera Cosi fan tutte, by W. A.
Mozart,
ray.
aA)
(Standard duets, trios ete., no.
edited by Edgardo Levi,
English version by Lawrence Han- |
[5214
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1913; |
E 305074; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on new edition. ]
——Son certa (I know it);
recit., —
[and] Se il padre perdei (Though
lowd ones did perish); aria, from
the opera Idomeneo, by W. A. Mo-
zart, edited by Edgardo Levi, Eng-
lish version by Nicola. Soprano.
(Standard operatic songs and arias,
no. 87.) [5215
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c& Mebaa
1918; E 3803041; Ascherberg, Hop-
wooed & Crew, lItd., London. [Copy-
right claimed on new edition. ]
‘
;
\
i
MUHLE (DIE) IM TALE (The mill in the
valley) ; text aus den humoristischen
blattern von Edward Lilien, musik ~
von Hermann Wesseler; mianner- ©
chor; ohne ace. 4to. [5216 ©
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 cy Marae a
1913; E 303352; Bernhard Lohinann,
New York.
MULLER (FRANZ)
gesinge;
sten altar sakramentes nebst Veni
Creator, von F. Miiller, op. 7, fiir
sopran, alt, tenor u. bass, mit vier
blechbeglei- |
[5217 |
2 ec. Mar. 27,9
oder siebenstimmiger
tung ad lib.
© Dec. 15, 1912;
Acht lateinische
zu ehren des allerheitig- ||
1913; E 306954; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
MULLER’S TOCHTERLEIN: dichter
bekannt, music by A. F. H. Lehmann.
op. 9; minnerchor.
E 305288; Aug. F. H. Lehmann, 9}
Brooklyn. }
MULATTIERI IN CAMMUNO. See A ||
Regoledo. i)
ul- @
[5218 ||
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913; #}
MUSETTE; petit morceau facile, par ©. —
Graziani-Walter; piano.
de petites fleurs, no. 2.)
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 @ Mar,
1913; E 308188; Carisch & Jiin‘chen, =
Milan,
316
(Guirlande ~
[5219 §
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
BE no. 3.1913
Mvsetre—Continued.
piéce antique par Kurt Lubbe, op.
21: piano. [5220
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306819; Neuer Berlin musik ver-
lag. g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schéneberg,
Germany.
/-—— Nee also Raff (Joseph Joachim) ;
ri
Gavotte and musette.
Music AND HER SISTER SONG; theme
with brilliant variations by C.
Grobe, op. 594; pf. [5221
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2c. Mar. 5. 19138:
E 305190; Co-operative music ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
| Music oF sPpRING; words by M. Louise
|
Baum, music by J. Ivanovici, arr. by
Bertha Remick; soprano, alto, bass
with ad lib. tenor. (The laurel oc-
tavo, no. 219.) [5222
. Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar: 21,
1913; E 308735; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
new text and arrangement. |
MusicaL (THE) PATHOS; words and
music by T. O. Johns, arr. by M. L.
Johns. S8vo. [52238
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913: E 308328; T. O. Johns, Mil-
ton, Del.
Murrerk Erpe (Mother Earth); ein
chorwerk mit 4 solostimmen, text
yon George Paul und Sylvester Caba-
nis. English version arr. by M. D.
Calvocoressi, musik von Hugo Kaun.
Voeal score. [5224
© Nov. 2, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
D 19260; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
MUTTER-SEGEN (A mother’s blessing) ;
text von Edward Lilien, musik von
A. Opladen, op. 18; mannerchor;
ohne acc. Ato. [5225
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2. ¢c. Mar. 14,
1913: E 303353: Bernhard Lohmann,
New York.
My AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE; Dallad,
words and music by Geo. B. and
Dan. E. Wheeler. [5226
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1913; E 305815; Wheeler bros. pub.
co.. New York.
My ANNA-BELLE; words and music by
E. Brandfellner. [5227
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1913; E 308295;
Edwin Brandfeliner, Chicago.
87598S—13-—-—-G
5287
MY BEST FRIEND IS JESUS ; words and
music by B. F. Logan. [5228
© Mar, 11, 1918-2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1918; E 805480; Quartet music ¢o.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
My Coney Gtr; words by J. H. Vickers,
music by Arthur A. Penn. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5229
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c Mar. 13,
1913; E 308613; Mrs. J. H. Vickers,
Chapmanville, W. Va.
My country; march, words by H. K.
Shanck, musie by Alfred Arthur.
[5280
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1918; E 308433;
Henry K. Shanck, Cleveland.
My DARLING MAMIE LEE; words by J.
A. Jarratt, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5231
© Feb. ' 10, 19138; 2c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 308618; J. A. Jarratt, Joa-
quin, Tex.
My DEAR MISTRESS; words by John
Wilmot, music by Frederic Austin.
(Modern songs, no. 78.) [5232
‘Diary as 1985+ )2 ¢ Mar. 17,
1918; EK 806869; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
My DEAR OLD DIXIELAND; words and
music by B. O. Rérwallius. [5233
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1918; E 305514;
Bror O. Rérwallius, Washington.
My DIxte QUEEN; march and two-step
by Nora M. Walker; piano. [5234
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1913; E 305390;
Nora Walker, Riverside, Cal.
My DREAM GIRL; words and music by
Geo. Hoff. [5235
(CC) Mar 21 '1913+-2 ¢. Mar. 20;
1913; E 308707; Washington music
pub. co., Washington, N. J.
My EaGyPTmiAN MUMMY; words and mu-
sic by Otto Motzan. | 5236
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; EK 308801; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
My ESKIMO QUEEN; words and music
by Jack Smith and Moe Kraus.
[5237
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1913; E 305779; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
317
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| Or
238
My Gop Is ANY HOUR SO SWEET; words
by Charlotte Elliott, musie by E. S.
Tomer. 4to. [5288
© Feb. 26,, 1918? .2. ¢. Wena 728,
1913; E 308299; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
My HAPPY BACHELOR HOME; words by
J. A. Pike, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5259
© Feb. 10, 49132) 2 oc aia as,
1918: E 308620; John A. Pike, Los
Angeles,
MY HEART IS LONELY, DARLING; words
and music by V. L. Vickrey. Wash-
ington, H, Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5240
©: Pebs\ 16,1993 7) 2. ¢: «Mar 13:
1918; E 3808614; Verna Lyon Vick-
rey, Decorah, Ia.
My HOME SWEET HOME, [KILLARNEY ;
lyries by J. A. Looby, music by R. G.
Gradi. [5241
CG). Mar 14 1913 +2 «@ \ Mar, 31;
1918; E 305851; R. G. Gradi & co.,
Chicago.
My HONEY MAN AND ME; words by
EK. M. Brown, music by Chauncey
Van Demark. Ixyserike, N. Y.,
Chauncey Van Demark music ¢o.
[5242
@) Mar 2 (4913 *.)2 ie) Mar.(:20,
1918; E 808706; Ella M. Brown, Se-
attle.
My HONEYMOON MAN; lyric by Lucille
M. Sanford, music by Harry H. Wil-
liams, arr. by Clairmond Millette.
Providence, R. I. Harry H. Wil-
liams. [52438
© Mar., 14, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1918; E 305515; Williams music co.,
Providence, R. I.
My IrRisH MAGGIE; words and music by
Minnie Fenton. [5244
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 306978; B. Feldman & co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
~My JOr’S A PEACH; words and music
by H. M. Bryan. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [5245
© Feb. 24,.1918: 2 c. Mar °27,
1913; E 805691; Hannah M. Bryan,
Saguache, Col.
My JONATHAN, See Hindel (G. F.)
My LADY OF THE NILE; words by J.
Will Callahan, music by Fred M.
Fagan. [5246
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 19138;
KE 305290; Aubrey Stauffer & co.,
Chicago. ;
pt.1,n.s.,v.8
My LITTLE BLUE EYED BELLE; words by
Mrs. H. Boster, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- ff
dale co., inc. [5247
© Feb. 4. 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 18, 1918;
E 308529; Hattie Boster, St. Louis. |
My LITTLE SISTER; words by A. ©,
Beighiey, musie by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5248
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 « Mar, 27,
1913; E 305666; Mrs. Wm. Beighley, |
West Sunbury, Pa.
My LOVE FOR you; words and music by
H. Lyall Phillips. [5249
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2c. Mari3/19i3"
E 3033822; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
My LOVE IS THE LOVE OF A THOUSAND
YEARS; words by Nat. Binns and
Charles Cohen, musie by H. C.
O’ Hare. [5250
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1913: B 308100-= |
Harold C. O’Hare, Nat. Binns, and
Charles Cohen, New York.
My MIND IS ALL ON YoU; words by A.
Lee, music by Burt Wallace. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[Saad
© Feb. 24,1913; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1913;
FE 305674; Anna Lee, Palmersville,
Par
My MOTHERS LULLABY; lyrics by Wal-
ter C. Ballard, music by Lewis G.
Stamm. [5252
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 28, 1913;
E 305615; Joseph Krolage music ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
My PINKY JANE; words (by)
Hughes, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. MWirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5253
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Marsieyiaiee
E 308516; I. G. Hughes, Ft. Wayne,
Ind.
My PurRITAN MAID; written and com-
posed by Mellor and Gifford. [5254
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Mar. 27, 1913;
EB 306972; B. Feldman & co., % J. H.
Remick & co., New York.
My QUEEN oF KILLARNEY; lyric by H. J.
Stanley, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [5255
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2c. Mar. 18, 1918 ;
E 305564; Harry J. Stanley, Boston.
318
k
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
5272
n 0. 3, 1913
My SAVIOR’S HAND; words by E. E.
Hewitt. music by John J. Thomas.
[5256
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1918;
| E 308310; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
My ScorcH LASSIE: words by Fred G.
_ Bowles, music by G. Marschal-Loepke
[pseud. of Grace Clough-Leighter]
op. 24, no. 2; soprano or tenor and
alto or baritone. [5257
' © Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ¢. each Mar. 31,
1913; E 305849; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
My SHAWNEE SWEETHEART: words by
Helen Kieffer, music by Rocco Ve-
nuto. St. Louis, Newman music co.
[5258
© Feb. 21, 1913: 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
E 305232; Helene Drinkwater, St.
Louis.
‘My SKYLARK LOVE; words by Geo. H.
- Bowles, music by Lucien Denni.
( [5259
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2c. Mar. 29, 1913;
- 3B 805805; Denni & Bowles, Kansas
City, Mo.
My sONG AND STORY: words by James
' Rowe, music by C. C. Martin. [5260
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2c. Mar. 17, 1913;
' E 305464; R. M. Morgan, Ft. Worth,
: Dex.
“My SOUL BLESS THOU JEHOVAH. See
Donizetti (Gaetano)
|My SOUTHLAND; words by P. J.
; Dilley, music by Genevieve Scott.
_ Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [5261
Bae, 10,, 1915: 2 c Mar. 13,
1913; E 308593; Perry J. Dilley,
Los Angeles.
My SPANISH ROSE;
by S. Blair. Washington,
kus Dugdale co., inc. [5262
© Feb. 4, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 308477: Streeter Blair,
Sabetha, Kans.
My SvuE, MY SWEETHEART SUE; [words
and music by L. Clotfelter. [5265
© Mar. 10, 19138: 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 305295: Len Clotfelter,
Hillsboro, [ll.
words and musi«
H. Kir-
My SWEET; part-song or quartette,
words by Alfred. Lord Tennyson,
music by F. Edmonds: mixed voices.
4to.
© Feb. 27, 1913: 2 e. Feb. 28,
1913; E 3038048; Frank Edmonds.
Nutfield, Surrey, England.
[5264
MY SWEET LITTLE GIRL;
Anderson, music by
liams. [5265
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c Mar. 3, 1913;
Ii 805098; Martin Anderson, Supe-
rior, Wis.
words by M.
Henry Wil-
MY SWEETHEART; words by H. C. Col-
man, music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
CO. [5266
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 e¢ Mar. 18,
19138; E 805562; H. C. Celman, War-
rensburg, Mo.
MystEeryY (THE) OF THE SEA; words
by W. G. King, music by Albert
Swift. Washington. H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5267
© Feb. 10,' 1913: 2 e.: Mar: 18,
1915; E 308586; Wilson G. King,
Buffalo.
NAcHT; ged. von Heinrich Leuthold,
musik von: Karl Klanert, op. 36;
dreistinimigen frauenchor mit piano-
forte. Klavierauszug u. stimmen.
(Zwei gesiinge, no. 1.) [5268
(Cy ham! 30.) 1998>:.2 ¢ Feb. 10,
1918; E 306482; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
Zig.
NACHTIGALL (DIE); ged. von Walther
Heymann, musik von Paul Schein-
pflug, op. 18. fir mittlere oder hohe
stimme. ( Sechs gesinge, no. 1.)
[5269
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2c Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303219; Heinrichshofen’ s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
NACHTIGALLENLIED :
Paroli, von Leo Fall:
klJavier. [5270
© Nov. 22,1912; 2 @ Mar. 21,
1913; E 303510; Harmonie verlag,
Munich.
lied aus der oper
gesang u.
von Eduard Poldini, op. 55;
(Kleine studien, no. 1.)
[5271
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913;
IE 308118; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
NACHTS;
klavier.
Na-COOM-EE (Handful of flowers) ;
lyric by Helena Clendenen, music
by Jeanette Cranson. [5272
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 15,
1913: E 305402: Alvin Willis, Ber-
rien Springs, Mich.
NACHTS IN DER TRAUMENDEN STILLE.
See Kunsemiiller (Ernst) Drei
gesiinge.
319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5273
NACOOMEE; Indian intermezzo, words
and music by A. Koch. [5273
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1913; E 305804;
Albert W. Koch, Kenosha, Wis.
NaAGLER (Franciscus) Ftinf lieder;
musik von F. Nagler, op. 82, fir
dreistimmigen frauenchor und kla-
vierbegleitung, nach gedichten von
Mas Geissler. Partitur. Con-
tents :—Midchenlied.—Das_ gliick.—
Erwarten. — Liebestied.— Das ge-
heimnis. [5274
ic) Keb. 27, 1otae52 fen Nar S21,
1913; E 303521; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig.
NasH (DorotHy) Four short songs;
words by Gwen Marshall, music by
D. Nash. Contents: — Idyl.— The
flame.—White rose.—The dancer.
[aati
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303161; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
NATIONAL (A) ANTHEM; words by L.
Baker, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[5276
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
EK 308524; Lydia Baker, Harriette,
Mich.
NATIONAL ELECTRIC PIANO-INSTRUCTOR.
Vv.) 1. obL- 8vo [5277
(dane Sie TSS: : 2 e: eb: 910,
1918; A 334394; E. M. Schantz, Day-
ton, O.
NATIONAL GUARD MARCH; by I. S. Mil-
ton; pf. Washington, HK. F. Droop
& sons ¢o. [5278
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913:
EK 3083864; Inez Seymour Milton,
Washington.
NATIONAL MUSIC READER, especially
arranged to accompany the National
music chart, by E. Harrington. obl.
12mo. [5279
©: Jan. 81, 1913; 2 G Web: 410,
19138; A 33843938; E. Harrington,
South Bend, Ind.
NATIONALSANGE FOR DE SKANDINAVISKE-
AMERIKANSKE FOLK; Dbearb. for
blandet kor af F. Melius Christian-
sen. Minneapolis, Minn., Augsburg
publishing house, 1918. 18, [1] p.
Svo. $0.25. [5280
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
A 343382; Augsburg pub. house,
Minneapolis.
e q
z
pt. IIT, n. S., ve 9
*NEATH THE LIGHT OF THE TWINKLING
STAR; lyric by Blanche Merrill,
music by Leo Edwards. [5281
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c@ Marien
1913; E 305819; Charles K. Harris,
New York.
"NEATH THE WEEPING WILLOW TREE;
words by N. E. Sprouse, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [5282
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 e¢ Mar. 27;
1913; E 305701; N. H. Sprouse,
Monessen, Pa.
NEC ASPERA TERRENT; marsch von H.
L. Blankenburg, op. 71; Klavier.
[5283 |
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1918 ;),
E 303517; Louis Oertel, Hannover,
Germany.
NEFFE (DER) vOoM SASTRAWA; couplet
in deutsch-béhmischer mundart, text
von Carl Romer, musik von Theodor
W ottitz. [5284
© Oct. 22, 1912; 2 « Marea
1913; E 303472; Josef Blaha, Vienna.
NEGERWIEGENLIED (Plantation song);
musik von G. H. Clutsam. Ausgabe
fiir frauenchor mit klavierbegleitung.
Partitur. Score. 4to. [5285
© Nov. 25, 1912: 2 © Maree,
1913; E 306694; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
NEIGE (IL) DES FLEURS; mélodie,
poésie de André Alexandre, musique
de Félix Fourdrain. [5286
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 10, 19138:
HK 306839; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
NELLIE VERE: words and music by
James Atlas. [5287
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 18, 1913;
E 3065638; James Atlas music co., E.
Hamilton, Ont. Canada.
NEUE WIENER TANZE; aus der operette
Die sprudelfee, von Heinrich Rein-
hardt u. a., herausgegeben von Bogu-
mil Zepler; piano mit tiberlegtem
text. nos. 1-6. (Musik fiir alle, no.
101.) [5288
© Feb. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 18, 1918;
E 306602; Ullstein & co., Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
NEVER TAKE THE RUBBER OFF THE BANK
ROLL; words by Frank Sturgis, mu-
sic by Sam Smart. [5289
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 19138;
BE 505161; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
820
10. 3, 1913
NEW GOSPEL HYMNS: words by C. W.
Smith, music by C. A. Rossignol.
. 4to. Contents: The throwing of the
line.-—Harvest time.—Blessed words
. Of Jesus.—Sinners won't you
come ?—Ceasel!ess love.—The blessed
land. [5290
‘© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
~E 305280; Clarence W. Smith,
winyack, N. Y.
NEW NATIONAL METHOD FOR VIOLIN: by
_«A.H. Eastman. Book 3. [5291
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305219; Eastman co., Cleveland.
NICHOLLS (HELLER) Hight French
» folk-songs; arr. for school use and
» the acc. written by H. Nicholls. Ato.
[5292
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 306823; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
NICHT WORTE, GELIEBTER. See Tschai-
( kowsky (P. I.)
NIGGER. THE TOY RETRIEVER.
(Richard).
IGHT.
See Knight
See Folio of four songs.
IGHT (THE) HAS A THOUSAND EYES;
words by Bourdillon. music by John
Spencer Camp. [5293
: ©. Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305133; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
-— See also Folio of four songs.
Nicut (A) IN Paris; extravaganza by
Gilbert Laye; piano. [5294
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2c. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 303081; Ascherberg, Hopwood & |
Crew, Itd., London.
NicgHtT sone (Nachtlied); words by
Goethe, music by Carl Hahn. Ger-
man and English text. [5295
© Dec. 23, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306632; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York.
NIGHT TIME; words by Helen F. Ban-
tock, music by Granville Bantock:
treble voices. 4to. [5296
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c Feb. 27,
1913; E 303028; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
NIGHT TIME IS THE RIGHT TIME TO
SPOON; words and music by M. Kin-
ney, arr. by Madeliene M. Daley.
[5297
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1913; E 308833;
Martin Kinney, Bairdstown, Cal.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
5306
NIGHTINGALE; words by M. A. Hunt,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc, [5298
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308631; Martin A. Hunt,
Everett, Mass,
NIGHTS OF GLADNESS: valse by Charles
Aucliffe, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
orch. and piano. [5299
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
EK 305204; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
NINNA NANNA; Canzone popolare tos-
cana, musica di Camillo Artom.
[5800
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913:
E 3030938; Carisch & Jiinichen, Mi-
Jan.
NO BLADE OF GRASS CAN FLOURISH
(Kein hii!mlein wachst auf erden) ;
Hnglish version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Wilhelm Friedemann
Bach, arr. by Valentin Frank; No.
1. Men’s chorus. No. 2. Women’s
chorus. A capella. 4to. (S8vo. cho-
ruses, no. 5678, 5676.) [5801, 5802
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 c. each Mar. 15,
19138; E 305417, 305418; G. Schir-
mer, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
NO BROKEN IES BEYOND; words and
music by J. N. Whybark; duet and
chorus with piano ace. [53803
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305096; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles.
Nogbopy’s DOING IT NoW; words and‘
music by A. Laurie. New York,
Sheet musiz clearing house. [53804
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
EH 305234: Annie Laurie, Richmond,
Va.
NoctuRNE. See Chopin (F. F.)
NOEL LANGUEDOCIEN IN F' MINOR; by
Alexandre Guilmant, arr. and ed. by
A. Eaglefield Hull; organ. (Jn In-
going voluntaries, no. 5.) [53805
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 3065338; Augener, ltd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on the ar-
rangement, registration and edit-
ing. |
Noutck (A.) Mélodie; par A. Nolck,
op. 167, no. 3; violoncelle et piano.
(Six petits morceaux, no. 3.)
[53806
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1913;
HE 806619; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
321
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5807
NoN NOBIS DOMINE; pageant and re-
cital, words and musie by A. H. H.
Magrath ; -unacc. . [5307
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1918; D 19271; A.
Héline Heatwell Magrath, New
York.
NONE THERE ARE SO BLINDED; words
and music by R. Hargrave. Wash-
. ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5308
© Feb: 10, 191372. ec} / Marois,
1913; E 308548; Richard Hargrave,
Areadia, Fla.
Nora; words by G. Hubi-Newcombe,
music by Alfred Harriss; in C.
| [5309
© Mar. 17, 1913: 2: ¢. Mar; 18,
1913; E 306917; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan.
Not IN A THOUSAND YEARS; words by
Lou Klein, music by James Kendis.
Unace. [5310
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1918; EH 308688;
Billy Busch music pub. co., ine., New |
York.
NOT UNTIL ETERNITY WILL YOU BE
MINE; words by Mrs. G. Satterlee,
music by Eugene Platzmann.
[5311
C) Mar 11918: De. Marah,
1913; E 305405; Mrs. G. Satterlee,
Brooklyn.
NOTRE BANC; traduit par Franz Tous-
saint, musique de Walter Morse
Rummel. (Chansons arabes, no. 1.)
[53812
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 305449; Augener, Itd., London.
NOTTE; versi di Ada Negri, musica di
Roberto Rossi; canto e pianoforte.
[5313
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 ce Mar. 5,
1918; E 303202; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
NOTTE DI LUNA; melodia, versi di
Luigi Laccetti, musica di Enrico De
Leva. [53814
©’ Feb: 18,1918 9S €) Wen m4:
1918; E 306518; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
NOTTE DI VENTO; versi di
Pascoli, musica di Roberto Rossi:
, canto e pianoforte. [53815
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c@ Mar. 5,
1913; E 303203; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
Giovanni
32
pt. III, 2. 8., V.)
NorrurNo; par Vincenzo La Capria;
violon et piano. (Morceaux choisis, |
no. 109.) [5316 |
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c Mar. 5,
1913; E 303198; Carisch & Jani-)}
chen, Milan. 1
if
NOUVELLE CHANSON SUR UN VIEL AIR; |
words by Victor Hugo, music by |
C. E. Le Massena. New York,”
Driggs and Le Massena. [5317
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 c Mar. Ze
1913; E 305634; C. EH. Le Massena,
New York. 1
Noveterre. See Schumann (R. A.)
Now TAKE ME BACK TO MY HOME IN”
VIRGINIA; words by Jas. W. Wilson,
jr., music by Burt Wallace. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5318
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 308522; Jas. Wilson, jr., News
York.
Now WHEN DE CAT’S AWAY THE MICE 4
WILL PLAY; words by L. H. and C. A.
Thompson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
ine. [5319
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 @ Maras
1913 ; E 305652; L. E. & C. A. Thomp-
son, Bowling Green, Ky.
NuNc DIMITTIS. See Magnificat and
Nune dimittis in B flat.
NUNC DIMITTIS IN D. See Magnificat
[and] Nune dimittis in D.
NUR, WER DIE SEHNSUCHT KENNT. See
Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
NURSERY RHYMES; words by Maurice —
W. Aaron, music by I. S. Cravis.
[53820
© 1'c. Mar. 17, 1918; BH 30a5088
Aaron & Cravis, Philadelphia.
O APOLLONIA; tanzlied aus der operette
Die studentengriafin ; oder, Die stille
stadt, musik von Leo Fall, arr. yon —
Otto Lindemann. 1. Tanzlied fur
salon-orchester. 2. Lied. [5321, 5322 |
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ec. each Feb. 18,
1913; E 306491, 306495; Drei
masken-verlag, Munich. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. ]
QO DEUTSCHLAN, LAND DER TREUE; ged.
von Karl Schifer, musik von Albert
Gundrum, op. 65, ftir verstimmigen
minnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [Doze
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 19735
KE 303244; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
bo
no. 8, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
© PAIREST ROSE; words and music by
' E. D. Barcroft. [5324
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306609; E. Dorothea Barcroft,
Wolverhampton, England.
)
O GEH’NICHT VON MIR, MEIN FREUND.
See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
© Gop, FOR-AS-MUCH AS WITHOUT
‘THEE; anthem, music by J. Vine;
mixed voices. Partitur. 4to.
(Stainer & Bell’s church choir li-
'. brary, no. 162.) [53825
(© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1918; E 306826; Stainer & Bell., ltd.,
London.
-O HEART, MY HEART; words by Maria
- Mulock Craik, music by G. Marschal-
_ Taepke [pseud. of Grace Clough-
Leighter], op. 24, no. 3; soprano or
tenor and mezzo soprano or baritone.
| [5826
| (© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 c. each Mar.
Be -sui5; BH 305847; Arthur = P:
Schmidt, Boston.
-O LASS MEIN HAUPT MICH LEHNEN;
ged. und musik von Kamillo Horn,
liebesweisen, 63 werk nr. 3. [5327
: © Dec. 7, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 3806699; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
-O LET ME DREAM OF MY FLYING MA-
CHINE; words and music by L. L.
Lanehart. Bellville, O., Lanehart
music co. [5328
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308432; Loua Leedy Lane-
hart, Bellville, O.
O LorD MOST HOLY; words by Samuel
Deane, music by Franz Abt, op. 483,
arr. by Bertha Remick; mixed
voices. (Laurel octavo, no. 214.)
[5329
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 14, 1913;
E 308404; C. C. Birchard & ¢o., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text. ]
O Lorp, THovu arRT MY GoD; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by Clif-
ford Demarest; mixed voices and
organ. 4to. (The choral service,
no. 795.) [5330
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 19138;
I 305255: White-Smith music pub.
co.. Boston.
© MEN FROM THE FIELDS; a cradle
song, from Songs from Connacht,
nine poems of Padraic Colum, music
by Herbert Hughes. [5331
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 15, 1918;
E 303366: Boosey & co., London.
53838
OQ MER, OUVRE-ToI, See Delibes (C.
Pe dio}
O MOTHER MINE; words by Ann F,
Drake, music’ by E. Carr Hardy;
in ©, [5332
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1913;
E 306875; Nightingale & co., Lon-
don.
OQ MY LOVE’S LIKE A RED, RED ROSE;
words by Robert Burns, music by
Samuel Liddle; in F. [53883
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1913;
E 303369; Boosey & co., London.
OQ PURE WHITE FLOWER; words by H. D.
Banning, music by Herbert Carring-
ton; in A flat. [5334
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2c. Feb. 18, 1913;
E 306599; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don.
O SALUTARIS. See Mass in honor of
St. John the Baptist.
O SALUTARIS HOSTIA (O saving vic-
tim) ; by Giuseppe Giordani, adapt-
ed by J. Lewis Browne; mixed
voices and organ with latin and
English text. (Octavo church music,
no. 5.) [5335
© eb. 27,1913 >: 2c. Heb? 28,
1918; E 308278; Gilbert music ¢o.,
Chicago.
—hby Ignatius M. Wilkens, op. 172;
sop. and alto in E flat with organ
ace. [5336
©: Mar. 4, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305220; Jos. Krolage music ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
O stss’ GEBILDE AUS STEIN; Valse
lente aus Dorette, operette von H. y.
Waldberg und Julius Wilhelm,
musik von Bruno Hartl; gesang u.
klavier. [5337
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306755; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
O vTemps passés! (O - jonkheids-
vreugd!); mnederlandsche vertalig
van Jos. Van der Vijver, version
francaise et musique par Frank van
der Stiicken, op. 17, no. 1; chant et
piano. Anvers, Belgium. Gustave
Faes. (Mélodies de concert, no. 1.)
[53838
© Dec. 20, 1912: 2 & Dee. 16,
1912; E 305239; Frank van der
Stucken, Hannover. Germany.
[Copyright is claimed on French and
Dutch version. |
O TENDER MOON. See Gounod (C. F.)
323
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
IMC
5839
O THAT WE TWO WERE MAYING; words
by Charles Kingsley, music by Alice
Mary Smith, arr. by Bertha Remick ;
soprano and alto, (Laurel octavo,
no. 218. ) [5339
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2.¢. Mar. 14, 1918;
K) alot: Cc. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement of music text. |
~
O WINDS ACROSS THE BLUEBELL WOOD;
two-part song, words by <A. Han-
cock, music by W. 8S. Desborough ;
soprano and contralto, 4to. [5840
© Feb. 26, 1918: 2c. Feb, 27,
1918; E 308029; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London,
music by
[5841
24, 1918; 2c. Mar. 8, 1918;
Hrskine Tate, Chicago.
QO! you cUTIE: words and
kK. Tate.
© Feb.
Ky 3051389;
words and
Cleveland,
MeMillin & son co.
[5842
©) Mar. 18, 1918: 2 ¢ Mar. 17;
N18; EK 805520; Jason Noble Pierce
Oberlin, O.
GRERLIN, OUR ALMA MATER;
music by J. N. Pierce.
aS a
Ornerst CHABERT; Selection aus der
musiktragodie von Hermann W. vy.
Waltershausen, bearbeitet von Otto
Lindemann ; piano, 1538438
©) Feb. 20, 1918: 2.0. Feb. 21,
N18; FE 806615; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright is
Claimed on arrangement. |
O'ER HILL AND DALE; recital piece by
Carl Moter; pf. | 5844
© ' Mar. 12, 1918; 2 ¢« Mar. 18,
N18; KH 808451; Kdward Schuberth
& co., New York.
O'ER THE SILENT SEA WE'RE GLIDING;
words by C. Templeton, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. WKir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [5845
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 « Mar. 27,
1913; IK 805665; Carrie Templeton,
Indianapolis.
Orr TO THE CASCADE; by G. Marschal-
Lopke (pseud. of .Grace Clough-
Leighter), op. 28; pf... (In sunny
summer, no, 2.) 53546
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 15, 1918;
If 805420; White-Smith musie pub.
co... Boston,
3
OFFENBACH (JACQUES)
pt. Der 8
Contes (Les)
dHoffmann (Hoffmann’s erziihlun-
gen); opera d’Offenbach, transcrip-
tion par Edouard Dorn; piano.
[5847
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
: 8066389 ; sonanh ‘André, Offenbach
/Main, Germany. [Copyright is
ras on arrangement. ]
OFFERTOIRE; by Albert Renaud, op.
138, no. 1; organ. [5348
©. Mar. 12, 1918; 2 ce) Mena
1918: B 808334 : G. Schirmer, New
York.
OH, LET ME DREAM ON, DEAR HEART;
words by Lurty Reid, music by L. A.
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o., ine. [53849
© Feb. 10, Mar. 18,
1918; FE 8085838; Reid, De-
troit.
1918: 2 ¢
Mrs. L.
On, MisrerR COCK-A-DOODLE DOO; writ-
ten and composed by Mellor, Colton
and Trevor. [5350
© Mar. 25, 1918; Sie iene
apr IS 806970; B. Feldman & ¢o.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
On! Ou! DELPHINE; musical comedy,
music by Ivan Caryll; arr. by H. M.
Higgs. Piano score. {5851
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c Mar. 21,
1913; E 808552; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
—— selection from the musical comedy
by Ivan Caryll, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
piano. [5352
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2) ¢ Mien
19138; E 8068380; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, [Copy right is claimed on
piano solo.]
—— valse by Ivan Caryl], arr. by Ar-
thur Wood; orchestra, with piano
ace. 4to. (Orchestral journal, no.
GS4). [53538
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 «@ Mar. 24
1918; E 806926; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement, ]
band.
[5854
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 19183
IK) 805148; Chappell & eco., 1td., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
OH SMANIA,
(W. A.)
———— arr. by S. Deshon;
4to.
OH FURIE. See Mozart
4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3,1913_
Ou! THAT GLORIOUS EASTER MORNING.
See Easter caro] service no. 2.
Ou! TO BE A MILLIONAIRE; words by
Stephen E. Woolworth, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5355
aieep, 4, 1918>,2 c, Mar, 18,
1913; E 308492; Stephen E. Wool-
worth, Quinn, N. D.
On you Boos; words and music by E.
Cremashi. New York, Ebbets mu-
sic co. [5856
omer. 2 1918; 2 c Mar, 11,
1918; E 3805363; Emil Cremashi,
Brooklyn.
OH YOU BUTTERFLY; words by C. V.
Fish, music by Albert Swift. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[5357
© Web. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305697; C. V. Fish, Elm
Grove, W. Va.
OH, you cowBoy; words by G. D. Var-
gason, music by E. B. Alberts. New
York. C. L. Partee music pub. co.
[5358
i) Web. .11, 1913; 2.c. Feb. 12,
1913; E 308324; G. D. Vargason,
Great Falls, Mont.
OH, YOU MAMMA’S BOY; words by Dave
Oppenheim, music by Joe Cooper.
[53859
pep. 27, 1913; 2 ¢: Feb. 28,
19138; E 308315; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
Ou! YOU SWEET BABE! ‘words and mu-
sic by S. M. Oppenheim. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5360
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
FE 308471; S. Melville Oppenheim,
New Orleans.
OH YOU WEDDING DAY! written and
composed by R. A. Browne. New
York, Smith & Browne. [5361
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 24,
1913; E 3080338; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
OUWUNE RUH; eine nordische barcarole,
ged. von Walther Heymann, musik
von Paul Scheinpflug, op. 18, fiir
mittlere singstimme. (Sechs ge-
siinge, no. 3.) [5862
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303220; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
i,
5871
OI, Ol, WHAT A LOT OF FUN; words by
Sidney Davis, music by T. W. Thur-
ban, [5363
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ec. Feb.’ 21,
1918; E 3806627; Empire music pub.
office, Itd., London,
OKLAHOMA OlIrry’s WAY; words and
music by Mrs. M. P. Livensberger.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [5364
c) Feb. 11) 1818s 2c: Wen, ie.
1913; E 308322; Mrs. M, P. Livens-
berger, Hydro, Okla.
Otp CREMORNE. See Chappell’s army
journal, no. 3896.
OLD DORSET SINGING GAMES; with a
few from Wilts and New Forest, dia-
logues and songs collected and ed.
by Alice I. Gillington; piano ace.
[5865
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; EX 806950; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London,
Otp ENGLISH TUNES’ (Altenglische
weisen) ; ballad-tunes and dances of
the 16th and 17th centuries, harmon-
ized by Arthur E. Grimshaw; piano.
ps oe ai Be 5866, 5867
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 ec each Mar.
21, 1913; E 3038388, 30383889; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel, New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on harmonization
for piano. }
OLp (THE) FARM BELL; music by F. I.
Werner, arr. by Aubrey Stauffer;
male quartette. Chicago. Chas.
Himmelman & co. [5368
ie) ep, 25; -1918: 2 a Feb, ‘28,
1913; E 308330; B. Coanacher, Chi-
cago.
OLD (THE) FARM GATE; words by R. A.
Bartlett, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
ine. [53869
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2c. Mar. 13, 1918;
HE 3085384; R. A. Bartlett, Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich.
OLD FAVORITE SONGS. cover-title, 32 p.
Svo. [5370
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
A 338855; Illinois state register,
Springfield, Il.
Oxp GLoRY’s MISSION; words by J.
Denton, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [5371
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305690; John Denton, Fruit-
ville, Cal.
325
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 10, aySe ve
OLD (THE) MILLER’S DAUGHTER; words
and music by J. W. Rummel. [5372
© 1c Nov. 4, 1912; E 305591;
J. Willard Rummel, New Castle, Ind.
OLD MISSOURI LAND; words by H.
Joice, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [5373
© Feb. 10, 19135; 2, 2 Miar 4s,
1913; E 308570; Henry Joice, Bige-
low, Mo.
OLD (THE) OAK TREE BY THE WAYSIDE;
lyric by T. H. Schaefer, music by
Artie Matthews. [5374
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1918; E 305518;
T. Hilbren Schaefer, St. Louis.
OLD (THE) WEDDING GOWN; valse ret-
rospective, by Lee Orean Smith;
orchestra. 4to. [53875
©. Mar, 22, 1915.2 ¢. Mar, 13,
1918; E 308407: Leo Feist, New
Vork,
OLE KENTUCKY; written and composed
by R. P. Weston, F. J. Barnes and
Maurice Scott. [5376
iG): Mare 94. 1918+ 23 Nel Mar.25,
19138; E 306944; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
OLE, SEVILLA; vals espagfiole por Ra-
fael Gasc6én; piano. [5377
© Rep; 2k 1918-3 ¢. “Mar. Ss
1918; E 306814: Friedrich Hof-
meister, Leipzig.
ON THE BEACH; reverie from Seaside
scenes, no. 4, by Geo. L. Spaulding;
pf. [5378
(©) Mar v2, A018ky Ste. Mar. 26:
1913; E 305602; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 2 ‘
ON THE LoRD’s SIDE; sacred song, words
by F. R. Havergal, music by J. R.
Real. [5379
© Mar. 4, 1918: 2 ce. Mar. 7, 1913:
FE 303290; Mrs. J. R. Real, Havelock,
Ont., Canada.
ON THE STINGY, DINGY TROLLEY CAR:
words and music by O. P. Grischy.
Cincinnati, Queen city music pub. co.
[5380
© Feb. 28, 1913: 2 c Mar. 11,
1913; E 3053438; Osear P. Grischy.
Bellevue, Ky. .
ON THE WAY TO SCHOOL; poem by Ida
Fay, music by Franz C. Bornschein:
violin and piano. [53881
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ¢: Mar. 10, 1913:
I) 305312; G. Schirmer, New York.
ON THE WAY TO THE ARK; one or two-
step by Stennett George; piano.
[5382
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2¢ Mar.12)9913"
E 303292; Leonard & co., London.
ON WITH THE FIGHT; words by James
Rowe, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[5383
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2¢. Mar. 17, 1913;
E 305481; Quartet music co.. Ft.
‘Worth, Tex.
ONCE UPON A TIME; words by Helen F.
Bantock, music by Granville Ban-
tock; treble voices. 4to. [5384
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 27, 1913;
E 303030; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
ONE FLAG FOR ALL; mareh Dy TL H.
Rollinson; orchestra. 4to. (Popu-
lar ed. for orchestra, no. 68.) [5385
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308417; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT; words
by Phoebe Cary, music by R. S. Am-
brose, arr. by George C. Stebbins;
male voice. [5386
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 14, 1913;
E 305726: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
ONKEL LaAJsos; operette in 3 akten, ged.
von Carl Fischer, musik von Gustay
Meyer; klavier-auszug mit text.
[5387
© Feb. 5, 1913: 2 & Hebaeiie
E 306588: Verlagsanstalt Eos, Wolf
& co., Berlin-Schéneberg, Germany.
ONLY A SONG MY MOTHER SANG; words
by M. Fairfield, music by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5888
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2.¢. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308537 ; Margaret Fairfield, Cohoes,
ji, (Ae
ONLY BECAUSE OF you; words by Leon-
ard Cooke, music by Stanley Gordon.
[5389
© Mar. 5. 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
FE 306809; Charles Sheard & co.. Lon-
don.
ONWARD WITH THE KING; words by
James Rowe, music by R. M. Morgan.
[53890
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2c. Mar. 17, 1913;
EH 305465: R. M. Morgan, Ft. Worth,
Tex.
326
MUSICAL
no. 3, 1913
COMPOSITIONS
5409
O0-GA LEE 00 GA LEE 00: words by Joe
Geodwin and Edgar Leslie, music by
Al. Piantadosi. [5391
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1918; B 305274;
Leo. Feist. ine., New York.
Oo-LA Bimbouta: duet from Oh! Oh!
Delphine, words by C. M. 8S. McLel-
lan, music by Ivan Caryll. [53892
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2c. Mar. 17, 1913;
E 306898; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
OPEN THE GATES OF THE TEMPLE; duo,
words by Fanny Crosby, music by
Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp, arr. by Wm.
Dressler; sop. and alto or tenor and
bass, [53898
Mar, 12,1913: 2 ec. Mar.‘ 12,
1913; E 308383: Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
OPERA STRAINS; lanciers, by A. Hewitt:
pf. (Gems from The ideal home mu-
sic library, no. 8.) [5394
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 11, 1913;
E 305353; Charles Scribner’s sons,
New York.
ORIENTAL MINUETT; by E. Passananti;
piano. [5395
© 1 ¢. Mar. 14, 1913; © 308356;
Emilio Passananti, Trenton, N. J.
ORIOLE’s (THE) SONG; petite waltz by
J. R. Morris, op. 36, no. 1; pf. [5396
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 808693; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
OSTERSIEG; eine Osterliturgie ftir die
Sonntagschule, text von H. Brodt,
musik von W. Stillman Martin u. a..
hrsg. G. F. Rosche. S8vo. [5397
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 ¢. Jan. 31, 1913;
A 3834199; George F. Rosche, Chi-
cago.
OTHER PEOPLE’S LUCK: words by F.
Raymond Coulson (Vexatus), music
by Leslie Harris; recitation with
piano ace. [5398
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 306565; Nightingale & co., London.
OUR FLAG AND UNCLE SAM; words and
music by C. Geerken. [5399
© 2 ¢ Mar:-G, 1918; FE 305215;
Charles Geerken, Brooklyn.
OUR GLORIOUS COUNTRY; words by C.
H. Minnich, music by R. Maxson.
[5400
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,1913;
E 308803; Raymond Maxson &
Charles H. Minnich, Philadelphia.
OUR LITTLE WAR AT HOME, SWEET HOME;
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Murray Bloom. [5401
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 15;
1913; FE 305411; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
OUR MOTHER TONGUE; words by Rich-
ard Monckton Milnes, music by
Eleanor Everest Freer, op. 21, no. 3;
high voice. [5402
© Mar. 17, 1918: "2 ¢c. Mar. 20,
19138; E 38G¢8697; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
OUR OLD cook; words by Mrs. C.
Haughn, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [54038
© Feb. 4, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308509; Mrs. C. Haughn, Charles-
ton, Wash.
OUR OLD HIGH! words by Cora F. Con-
away, music by J. A. Parks; sop. and
alto with chorus of mixed voices.
4to. (Choice compositions, no. 645.)
[5404
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
KH 305457; J. A. Parks. co.,- York.
Nebr.
OUR OPPORTUNITIES; words by F. A.
Neff, musie by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
ine. [5405
@ Webre'4 1913 2112 ve. Mar) 13,
19138; E 308485; Fannie A. Neff,
Castana, Ia.
OUR PEOPLE’S PRESIDENT; words and
music by A. Comport. [5406
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1913; E 305808;
Angelina Comport, New York.
OUR PRESIDENTS; march by H. C.
Miller; band. 4to. [5407
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305189; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa,
OUTWARD BOUND; words by Harriet
Monroe, music by Eleanor Everest
Freer, op. 24, no. 3; high voice.
[5408
@) Mar: .17, {1913;.2. c. Mar. 20,
1913; FE 308698; Willis music co..
Cincinnati.
OUVRE TES YEUX BLEUS.
(J. E. F.)
OVER THE GARDEN WALL; in Widow by
proxy, words by Bert Kalmar, music
by Harry Puck. [5409
cc) Mar. 19, 1013°°2¢ Mar, 19;
1913: FE 308648; Kalmar & Puck
music co., ine., New York.
See Massenet
327
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5410
OVER THE HILLS; by Christian Schafer,
op. 85; pf. (Young folks, no. 3.)
[5410
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 ¢ oMameag,
1913: E 306878; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
OVER THE SEA; words by Johnson Oat-
man, jr., music by J. M. Hagan.
[5411
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2. ¢e.-Mar. 4%,
1913; E 805482: Quartet musie co.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
OVERTURE TO A COMEDY; by H. Balfour
Gardiner. No. 1. 1st violin. No. 2.
2nd violin. No. 8. Viola. No. 4.
Violoncello. No. 5. Basso.
[5412-5416
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. each Feb. 10,
1913; E 306472-306476; Novello &
co., 1td., London.
PaBst (Harry) Canzone; by H. Pabst,
op. 42,. no. 2s violin \and ‘piano.
Cleveland. Eastman pub. house.
(Two compositions, no 1.) [5417
Mar, 3161913 > 2 .¢e) Mar, 31,
1918; FE 305777; Eastman co., Cleve-
land.
PALMS (V}HE): syncopated waltzes by
J. Faure, arr. by Will B. Morrison;
pf. Indianapolis. Warner C. Wil-
liams & co. [5418
Heb. 25," 1983: 2 ses Feb. 128,
1918; E 3083820; Warner C. Wil-
liams, Indianapolis.
PaLs; words by Fred E. Weatherly,
music by W. H. Squire.. [5419
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1918; E 3038547: Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
PANSY BLOSSOM; waltz by M. Wil-
liams; pf. Kansas City, Kans,
Weber bros. [5420
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305206; Mabel Williams, Kansas
City, Kans.
PAPILLONS (LES) COULEUR DE NEIGE;
poésie de Gautier, musique de A.
d’ Ambrosio. [5421
© Mar. 24, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 25,
1913; E 3806987: G. Ricordi & c¢o..,
Milan.
PASS ME NOT, O GENTLE SAVIOUR;
variations by John Martin; pf.
[5422
© Mar. 10, 1913;
1913; FE 305301: Brehm bros.. Erie,
Pa. [Copyright is claimed on new
variations and arrangement. ]
2 c. Mar: 40,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
PASSA E NON DURA; melodia, parole di
Emanuele Geibel, versione italiana
di Nelia Fabretto, musica di Fran-
cesco Lehar, in E flat. [5423
© Dec. 23, 1912: 2%) Migros.
1913; E 308246; C. Schmid! & co,
Leipzig.
PASSIONS-KANTATE; nach worten der
Heiligen Schrift, komponiert von
Carl Hirsch, op. 192. 1. Gemischten,
frauen oder kinderchor, mit orgel
oder harmonium, und 2 solo-violinen
u. cello. 2. Gemischten oder frauen-
chor mit orchesterbegl. und orgel ad
lib. . Partitur. [5424, 5425
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 ¢ Pepe
1913; E 802975, 302976; H. Oppen-
heimer, Hameln, Germany.
PASTORALE; by Edoardo Granelli;
piano. [5426
© Nov. 18,°1912: 2 @otiaees:
1913; E 306662; W. Bessel & cie.,
St. Petersburg.
PASTORALE AUS DEM WEIHNACHTS KON-
ZERT; von Arcangelo Corelli, her-
ausgegebehn von Hjalmar von
Dameck fir zwei violinen mit
klavier, oder harmonium oder orgel.
[5427
© Oct. 26, 1912; Dagens
1918; E 3803520; Raabe & Plothow.
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
PAUSE WALTZ. See Melody (The)
PEG 0’ MY HEART; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Fred Fischer.
[5428
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2° Marea,
1918; E 305521; Leo Feist, ine.,
New York.
PENSEE D’AVRIL; 2™e€ gérénade en La
majeur, par Ernesto Bosso, op. 7;
violon avec ace. de piano. [5429
© Sept. 27, 19123.2 @ tere
1918; E 3808133; Th. Wallbach,
Lausanne, France.
PENSEE FUGITIVE; par Napoleone Cesi;
piano. [5430
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 5,
1913; E 303197; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
PERLAS ORIENTALES; cancidn morisc?
por Luis G. Jordi; pianoforte.
[5431
ec: ‘Mar, 5,
Otto & Arzoz,
©) Ook. 16, 1913292
1913) J a0ages;
Mexico, Mex.
328
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 38, 1913
PETITE BOUREE; by George C. Rich-
ardson: piano. (Musical stories,
no. 3.) [54382
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 15,
19138; E 303381; Vincent music Cco.,
Itd., London.
PETITE (LA) MONTAGNARDE; petit mor-
eeau facile, par C. Graziani-Walter ;
piano. (Guirlande de petites fleurs,
no. 5.) [543838
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5.1913;
E 3038189: Carisch & Jinichen, Mi-
lan.
PETITE OFFRANDE; 38 esquisses lyriques,
par Tito Robelt; pour piano. Con-
tents :—Quand tout sommeille.—Pré-
lude élégiaque.—Fuite des nains.
[5434
@© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c Mar. 5,
19138; E 303200; Carisch & Jinichen,
- Milan.
PETITS PIERROTS; Scherzo, petit mor-
eceau facile, par C. Graziani-Walter ;
piano. (Guirlande de petites fleurs,
no. 1.) [54385
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 ec Mar. 5,
1913; E 3038190; Carisch & Jinichen,
Leipzig.
PHANTOMS: dream dance by Percy
Elliott: military band. (Jn Boosey
& co.’s supplemental journal, no.
110). [5486
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 303549; Metzler & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
PHARAO; ballade, von M. Graf yon
Strachwitz, musik von Carl Hirsch,
op. 191; miinnerchor: partitur. 4to.
[5437
©) Sept. 13, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1,
1913: E 303111; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig.
PHI SIGMA KAPPA SONG; words by Rob-
bins W. Barstow, music by L. W.
Joy. Boston, Perey Ashdown.
[5438
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1918; E 305223; Leonard W. Joy,
Hanover, N. H.
PHILOMELA: versi di Luisa Giaconi.
musica di Roberto Rossi: canto e
pianoforte. [5439
© Sept. 14, 1912: 2 c. Mar. 5.
1913: E 3035204; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
PHYLLIS IS AN APRIL DAY; words by
Gertrude Theresa Clark, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (In Modern
poets series; 20 songs for medium
and high voice.) [5440
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ¢c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 808666; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
PIANO PIECES, V. 1: by F. J. Zeisberg.
nos. 1-S. [ 5441
© Mar. 24, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 308858; Fog. and F. C.
Zeisberg, Abingdon, Via.
Pic NIC POLKA: arr. by H. Silberhorn;
concertina, [5442
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
KE 3083850; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago.
PICCOLA ROMANZA; in la posizione di
Roberto Rossi; violon e piano.
[5443
c) Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c, Mar. 21,
1913: E 303489: Carisch & Jiinichen,
Leipzig.
PictTuRE (THE) IN MY HEART; words
and music by I. Wister. [5444
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1913; E 3088538;
Isabel Wister, San Francisco.
PICTURES OF THE ONES WE LOVE; words
and music by J. F. Robinson. New
Bedford, Mass., Robinson bros. mu-
sic pub, co. [5445
Cy ' Mag )'14!'0I918; 2 ce Mar, 19,
1913: KE 308645: James F. Robin-
son. New Bedford, Mass.
PIEMONTE; Suite di Leone Sinigaglia.
1. Pianoforte solo. 2. Pianoforte a
4 mani. [5446, 5447
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 21,
1913; E 303390, 303391: Breitkopf &
Hirtel, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
PIERROT-WALZER; nach motiven der re-
vue Chauffeur! ins Metropol, von
Rudolph Nelson, bearb. von Otto
Lindemann. 1. Fiir grosses orches-
ter. 2. Fiir salon-orchester. 4to.
[5448, 5449
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1913: E 306756, 306757; Drei mas-
ken verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
PILGRIM COMMANDERY MARCH; by Rob-
ert A. Foss; orch. 4to. [5450
©) Mar. 15, 1913-2 c, Mar. 20,
1913; E 308660; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
329
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5451
pt. 11, nse vee
PILGRIM TRAVELERS; a Children’s day
service, words by M. T. Whitley et
al., music by M. T. Whitley. Phila-
delphia, Adam Geibel music co. 8vo.
[5451
© Mar. 22, 1913;.2,¢., Mar. '26,
1913; E 305740; Mary T. Whitley,
New York.
PILGRIMS cHoRUS. See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
See Com-
PILGRIM’S SONG OF HOPE.
munion in G.
Pitot (THE); march and two step by
H. Moon; band. 4to. [5452
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 3805256; Howard Moon, Lynn,
Mass.
PIPSI, HOLDE Pipst: lied aus der op-
erette Eva, von Franz Lehar. 1. Fiir
grosses oder kleines orchester mit
cornetsolo ad lib. 2. Ftir salon-or-
chester. 3. Fiir schrammel-quartett.
4to. [5458-5455
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1913; E 806741-806748 ; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
PIROUETTE-VALSE; par A. No6lck, op. 167,
no. 5; violoncelle et piano. (Six
petits morceaux, no. 5.) [5456
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2c. Feb. 21, 1913;
FE. 806620; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
PizzicatTo; af Nicolaj Hansen, op. 25;
violin og piano. (Stemningsbilleder,
heft 1, no. 3.) | [5457
© Jan. 81, 1918; 2c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306765; Wilhelm Hansen, Leip-
zig.
PLAINTE (LA) DU BERGER (The shep-
herd’s plaint): after folk-song mo-
tives of the Tarentaise, English ver-
sion by Sigmund Spaeth. music by
Kurt Schindler, op. 12; no, 1;-high
or medium voice. (Old French folk-
songs, no. 2.) [5458
© Mar. 29, 1918: 2°¢. Mar, 81:
1913; E 3805817: G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
English version. ]
PLEASE, MISS CENTRAL, FIND MY
MAMMA; words and music by C. K.
Harris. | 5459
© Mar. 19, 1918: 2 c Mar. 31,
19138; E 3805832: Charles K. Harris.
New York.
PLEASE TAKE ME TO THE BALL AGAIN; .
words by Henry S. Creamer, music
by Will H. Vodery. [5460
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar, 5, 1918;
EK 305181; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
PLECTRIO (THE); march by James H.
Johnstone; 2 mandolins & guitar.
(Choice selections, no. 140.) [5461
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1918;
KE 308370; George Stannard, Trenton,
Nook
PLEDGE OF LOVE; song without words
by Herm. M. Hahn, op. 27; piano.
[5462
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 ¢, Mar) *25,
1913; E 808846; Theo Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PLEYEL’S HYMN; air varie by Geo.
Hoff; clarinet and piano. [5463
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 @) Marae,
1918; E 308682; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
PLUIE (LA) SUR LES ROSES; traduit par
Franz ‘Toussaint, musique de Walter
Morse Rummel. (Chansons arabes,
no. 8.) [5464
© Feb. 27, 19138; 27 eye
1918; E 305451; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
PoETICO, IN ID FLAT MAJOR; by Con-
stantin Sternberg, op. 106; pf.
. (Three préludes, no. 2.) [5465
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1913;
FE. 3808356; G. Schirmer, New York. °
PoLpINI (EKp.) Zwei friihlingsidyllen ;
von Ed. Poldini, op. 57; klavier.
[5466
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 Gia
1918; E 306829; N. Simrock; g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
POLKA DE LA REINE, See Raff (J. J.)
Poor (THE) LITTLE RICH GIRL; lyric, by
Lew Brown, music by Herman
Paley. [5467
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1913; © s0be07-
Paley music co., New York.
PORCUPINE PaTROL. See Chappell’s
army journal, no. 396.
PORTAL OF DREAMS; waltzes by F. Hf.
Losey, op. 829; piano. [5468
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2: cyiMiaeee,
1918; BH 3808863; Vandersicut music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
030
no. 38,1918 ,
POSTLUDIUM:
eo ee ee ee ee” 9 See ae Es ee ee a, Ea
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
POSTLUDE, IN C; by Carl Paige Wood,
op. 6; organ. [5469
© Mar. 8, 19138; 2 « Mar. 13,
1918; E 808418; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. :
by William Fauikes;
organ. (Original compositions for
the organ, new series, no. 5).
[5470
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1918; E 806855: Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
PoTPOURRI; aus der operette Der liebe
Augustin, musik von Leo Fall, arr.
von H. Bliithgen; harmonie-musik.
[5471
© July 23, 1912: 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 308415: Drei masken-verlag,
Munich. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Potr vous; deux chansons, musique
de Guido Chigi; mezzo-soprano ou
baryton. [5472
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1918; E 306886; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
PR&#LUDIUM; af Hakon Bé¢rresen, op.
18; orgel. obl. Svo. [5473
© Jan. 17, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306685; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
PRAISE, MY SOUL, THE KING OF
HEAVEN; hymn anthem, words by
Henry F. Lyte. music by W. Ber-
wald; quartet or chorus of mixed
voices. (Svo. choruses, no. 5687).
[5474
© Mar. 22. 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; E 308798; G. Schirmer, New
York.
PrRayeR (A); words by H. Ernest
Hunt, musicryby Emmeline Brook;
low voice, in A flat. (Two lyrics,
no. 1). [5475
- © Mar. 26, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 27,
1913: E 306965: Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
—— See also Rossini (G. A.)
PRAYER (THE) FROM ZAMPA;: tune.
See Erin go bragh.
PRELUDE. See Album leaves.—Gatty
(Nicholas).
PRELUDE FELEGIAQUE. See ‘ Petite
offrande.”
5484
PRELUDE IN A; by Harold KE. Watts;
organ. (Jn Ingoing voluntaries, no.
8.) [5476
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15,1913;
IX 806586; Augener, Itd., London.
PRELUDE IN A FLAT; by Alex. Guil-
mant, arr. and ed. by A. Eaglefield
Hull; organ. (Jn Ingoing volun-
taries, no. 17.) [5477
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 19138;
KH 3806544; Augener, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on the ar-
rangement, registration, and edit-
ing. ]
PRELUDE IN A MAJOR; by Francis Hen-
dricks; violin and piano. [5478
© Mar. 12, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1918; BE 308711; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
PRELUDE IN G; by A. Eaglefield Hull;
organ. (Jn Ingoing voluntaries, no.
-11.) [5479
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
FH 306539; Augener ltd., London.
PRELUDE SOLENNELLE; by Cyril Scott;
pianoforte. [5480
©. ‘Feb. 26,:1918;,2 ¢: Feb. 27,
1913; E 3038035; Elkin & co., Lon-
don.
PRESIDENT’S (THE) SONG; words and
music by A. Comport. [5481
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1913; E 308686;
Angelina Comport, New York.
PripE (THE) OF MAy; poem by Thos.
Weelkes, music by Philip James;
mixed voices. 4to. (The modern
series of part songs for all voices,
no. 38.) — ~ [5482
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1918; E 305506; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
PRINCETON (THE) FRESHMAN MARCH;
words and music by Mertie Bamber
Bergen. [5483
© Mar. 17, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 19,
1913; E 308646; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
PRINCIPIA HYMN; words by Adelaide
Obear Fill, music by Winnifred An-
drews Hubbell. [5484
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 10,
1913: KE 305314; Principia parents
ass’n, St. Louis.
PRINTEMPS QUI COMMENCE. See Saint-
Saéns (C. C.)
dodL
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5485
PRINZESSIN (DIE) VON TRAGANT; tanz-
spiel in einem akt von H. Regel,
musik von Oscar Straus, arr. von
Gustav Blasser; klavierauszug zu
zwei hinden mit worten. Hrleich-
terte ausgabe. [5485
© Nov. 6, 1912: 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306666; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky)} Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on erleichterte aus-
gabe. ]
auszug zu zwei hinden mit worten.
Original-ausgabe. [5486
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306667; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
Procession (LA) (The procession) ;
French words by Ch. Brizeux, music
by César Franck, annotated by Ca-
mille Thurwanger; medium voice.
[5487
© Hee. BO, A913: 2 & Mar. 12,
1918; E 308295; Camille Thur-
wanger, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetic annotation. ]
PropigAL (THE) SON; words from the
Bible music by E. S. Hosmer. 4to.
[5488
(©) Feb. 26; 1013: 2 e Heb:-28,
1913; E 308300: C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
Pryinge (THE) BEE; humorous part-
song, words and music by A. B.
Allen; mixed voices. 4to. [5489
©: Mar, 12, 1913; 2 ec Man. 13,
1913; E 303329; Alfred Ben Allen,
London.
Puccini (GracomMo) Bohéme (Die);
von G. Puccini, herausgegeben von
Bogumil Zepler; piano mit tiber-
legtem text. (Jn Musik fiir alle, nr.
102). [5490
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 c<. Mar 17,
1913; E 306902; Ullstein & co., Ber-
lin. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
PULCINELLO; by Fedor Berger, ed. by
Hugo Ries; pf. [5491
‘© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 10,
1913; E 305340: Boston music co.,
Soston.
editing. ]
[Copyright is claimed on
arr. von Willy Wolff; klavier- |
pt. HY, B.'s. v. & ’
PAPPCHEN; grosse posse mit gesang
und tanz in 3 akten, gesangstexte
von Alfred Schonfeld, musik von
Jean Gilbert. 1. Klavierauszug mit
text, ouverture und no. 1-11. 2. Or-
chesterstimmen. [5492, 5493
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 e. each Feb. 27,
1918; E 3803038, 303039; Musica-
verlag, Mandl & co., Berlin. ([2.
Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
potpourri aus der posse mit ge-
Sang u. tanz, musik von Jean Gil-
bert, arr, von Ernst Urbach; kla-
vier mit unterlegtem text. [5494
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 138, 1913;
E 306490; Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
selection for pf.]
PUPPENMENUETT?Y. See Wintzer (Rich-
ard)
PUSH. PUSH, PUSH; words and music
by J. Paul and C. H. Reichert.
[5495
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1913; E 308387;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
New York.
PUTZMAMSELLCHEN (Das); text von
Leo Veit, musik von Hermann
Krome. Berlin, Deutscher operet-
tenverlag. [5496
© Oct. .26, 1912; Qype ore
1913; E 303534; Leo Veit, Charlot-
tenburg, Germany.
QUARTET IN E MINOR; Dy Donald
Francis Tovey, op. 12; piano, violin,
viola and violoncello. [5497
© Jan. 10, 1918=°2 Gave
1913; E 306555; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
QUAND TOUT SOMMEILLE. See “Petite
offrande.”’
QUASI MENUETTO, WIEGENLIED [UND]
TYROLIENNE; von Oscar Eve; piano.
[5498
© Mar. 8, 19183 2) Gee,
1913; E 303348; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don.
QUATORZE VALSE. See Chopin (Ff. F.)
QuESTION (A); words by H. Ernest
Hunt, music by Emmeline Brook;
low voice, in F. (Two lyrics, no. 2.)
{549
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 27,
1913; E 306966: Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
— no. 38,1913
_ RAwpsBonr; service for Easter, words by
Elsie Duncan Yale et al., music by
Ir. A. Clark et al. 8vo. [5500
©) Jan., $0, 1918: 2 c. Mar. 13,
19138; E 308486; MHall-Mack ©co.,
Philadelphia,
-Raccontanpo (Narration); di Mezio
Agostini; pianoforte. (Impressioni,
8 pezzi, no. 12694.) [5501
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 308404; Carisch & Jiinichen, Leip-
zig.
RACHMANINOFF (Sergei Vassilievitch)
Mélodie; by S. V. Rachmaninoff, op.
8, no. 8, ed. and fingered by Andor
Pintér; pf. (Jn Schirmer’s library,
v. 1128; Rachmaninoff album, p. 14.)
[5502
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 «& Mar. 11,
1913; E 305361; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ed-
iting and fingering.]
RAUBER (DER); ged. von L. Uhland,
musik von Reinhard Oppel, op. 17,
no. 1, fiir dreistimmigen frauenchor
a capella. Partitur. 4to. [5503
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303256; Tischer & Jagenberg, Itd.,
Cologne, Germany.
RAFF (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Fileuse
(La); etude by Joachim Raff, op.
157, rev., phrased and fingered by.
O. Thiimer ; pf. [5504
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Feb. 15, 1918;
BE 306548; Augener lItd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on the revi-
sion, phrasing and fingering.]
‘Gavotte and musette; by J. Raff,
op. 200, no. 3, rev., phrased and fin-
gered by O. Thiimer; pf. [5505
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
E 306549; Augener Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on the revi-
sion, phrasing and fingering. ]
impromptu valse; par. J. Raff, op.
94, revised, phrased and fingered by
O. Thiimer; piano. [5506
© Feb. 7, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 306578; Augener, Itd., London.
Copyright is claimed on revision,
phrasing and fingering. ]
— Polka de la reine; caprice par
J. J. Raff, op. 95, revised, phrased
and fingered by O. Thiimer; piano.
[5507
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 17, 19138;
FE 306579; Augener, ltd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on revision,
phrasing and fingering. ]
5516
Rarr (JosepH Joacnim)—Continued.
—— Rigaudon; by J. Raff, op. 204, no.
3, rey., phrased and fingered by O.
Thiimer; pf. [5508
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ce Feb. 15, 1913;
EK 306550; Augener, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on the revi-
sion, phrasing and fingering. ]
RAFTERY, THE POET; chorus, translation
from the Gaelic by Maire Bean Har-
debec, music by ©. G. Hardebeck;
male yoices unace, 4to. [5509
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
KE 30382738; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
the music. ]
RaG, BABY MINE; by Geo. Botsford; pf.
[5510
© Mar. 28, 1918: 2 ec. Mar. 29,
1913; E 305811; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
RAG-TIME (THE) TUNE; words by N.
N. Sarnoff, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale eo., ine. [5511
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
EH 308456; Nathan N. Sarnoff, New
York.
RAGTIME CRAZE; words by Henry S.
Creamer, music by Will H. Vodery.
[5512
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305273; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
RAGTIME CRAZY; written and composed
by George Rapley. [5513
© Mar. 25; 1913; 2'c.' Mar. 27,
1918; E 306967; B. Feldman & ©co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
RAGTIME (THE) GOLLYWOG MAN; writ-
ten and composed by Elven Hedges
and Penyston Miles. [5514
© Mar: 25, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 27,
1913; E 306976; B. Feldman & co.,
Y J. H. Remick & co., New York.
RAGTIME (A) HONEYMOON; written
and composed by Terry Sullivan and
John A. Glover-Kind. [5515
©): Mar '25: 1919". 3" ¢." Mar.) 27,
1913; E 306980; B. Feldman & co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
RAGTIME LAND; words by C. J. White,
music. by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5516
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 27,
1913; E 305711; Chas. J. White, Cin-
cinnati.,
333
87598—13——7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5517
pt. Ill, n. s., v.8
RAIN AND SUNSHINE; by Christian
Schifer, op. 85; pf. (Young folks,
no. 4.) [5517
© Mar: 15,1913; 2 «Mare 417,
- 1913; E 306879; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
RAINY DAYS; words and music by A.
Zabel; pf. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [5518
© Web. 24, 1913; 2" ¢." Mar. 418,
1913; EH 805578; Albert Zabel, Eld-
ridge, Ia.
Rann (A) oF EXILE; from Songs from
Connacht, nine poems of Padraic
Colum, set to music by Herbert
Hughes. [5519
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 15, 19138;
FE) 303367 ; Boosey & co., London.
READY WHEN HE COMES; words bv M.
F. Chaney, music by Thomas Benton.
[5520
©), Mar. It nots (Ze eer Mare yal,
1913; E 3805488; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
REAPERS, DO YOUR DUTY; words by
James Rowe, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [5521
©: Mar, tie 1913) 2. e. Mans 0%:
1918; E 805484; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
REAPING (THE) TIME IS COMING; words
by Edden Reeder Latta, music by
R. L. Powell. [5522
©) Mar. 14) ),.d913* 09) @) Mar 17.
1913; E 305485; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
RECKONING (THE); words by Robert
W. Service, music by Lyell John-
ston; recitation with piano ace.
(Musical monologues, no. 86.) [5523
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
E 3031538; Reynolds & co., London.
RECREATION HOUR; [ed. by Thos. 4
Becket]; pf. [5524
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 ce Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305197; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
RED BIRD; woodland melody and waltz
song, words by Hlsie Janet French,
music by H. W. Fairbank. [5525
© Mar. 15, 1918: 2 ©. Mar. 12,
1913; E 38083875; H. W. Fairbank,
Chicago.
RED DEVON BY THE SEA; words by Lina
Jephson, music by Robert Coningsby
Clarke. [5526
© Mar. 12, 1918; 2 c.. Mar. 13,
1913; E 303323; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
RED, (A) RED ROSE; words by Robert
Burns, music by HE. Kahn; in E flat.
Sydney, Australia, W. H. Paling &
co., ltd. [5527
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2 eC Jani
19138; EH 306612; Esther Kahn, Syd-
ney, Australia.
REFLECTION. See Folio of four songs.
REGENBOGEN (DER); ged. von FY. v.
Schiller, musik von Max Peters, op.
62, no. 1; gemischten chor a cap-
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[5528
© Feb. 20, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 303288; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
REGENTRAUFENLIED; von Eduard Pol-
dini, op. 55; klavier. (Kleine
studien, no. 2.) [5529
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303119; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
REGEMENTAL (THE) KIDDIE; written by
Leslie Stiles, composed by Merlin
Morgan; in D and E fiat. [5530
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 ec. each Mar. 17,
1918; E 3806888; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
REICH (DAS) DES GESANGES; ged. von
Theodor Korner, musik von Ernst
Wendel, op. 18; klavierauszug und
chorstimmen. [5531
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 ¢ Mar S
1918; E 3803231; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
REITERLUST; marsch von H. L. Blanken-
burg, op. 70; klavier. [5532
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21, 1918;
EH 3038518; Louis Oertel, Hannover,
Germany.
REITERSMANN (DER); ged. von Her-
mann Lous, musik von Franz
Zureich; minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen: 4to. [5533
© Feb. 17, 1918: 2. ehiMaraia:
19138; E 38038419; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg.
ReEKRUT (DER); ged. von August
Becker, musik von Hugen Hildach,
op. 83, no. 3; minnerchor. Partitur.
4to. [55384
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1913;
EK 3038100; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
REMEMBRANCE; part-song, words by
Samuel Lover, music bv Albert Rob-
ins; mixed voices. 4to. _(Novello’s
part-song book, no. 1260.) [5535
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 cy Webaei,
1913; E 806569; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
334
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
5552
RENAUD (ALBERT)
Renaud, op. 138, no. 4; organ. [5536
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308332; G. Schirmer, New
York.
RENEW THE FIGHT; words by James
Rowe, music by Alvis O. Thomas,
[5537
©, Mar. 11,.1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913: E 305497; A. O. Thomas, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
RESPONSORIES OF THE BURIAL SERVICE;
music by Max Reger. [Philadelphia,
General council publication board,
1912] p. [15]-29. S8vo. [With:
Archer (H. G.) Burial service.
Philadelphia, 1912] [5538
©) Dee. Si, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1,
1913; A 343448; Church music &
liturgical art soc., Philadelphia.
ReEsUuRGAM; words by Elizabeth Pug-
gles, music by E. L. Ashford; med.
voice in C. (Two Easter solos.)
[5539
© Feb. 18, 1913: 2 c Feb. 24,
1913: medium voice, 2 ¢. each Mar.
15, 19138, high and low voice; E
305453; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
RESURRECTION (THE) HOPE: by Carrie
i Agame,arr. by I. B.' W.; orceh.
Score. 4to. [5540
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1913;
BE 305505; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
oO.
Retour (LE) See “ Minuetto.”
RETREAT. See Day (A) with the sol-
diers.
RféveE (UN) (Un sogno); serenade by
Vincenzo de Crescenzo; violin and
piano. [5541
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305111; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
RE£VE FANTASQUE; par Gastone Zuc-
coli, op. 20, pf. (4 petites esquisses,
no. 2.) [5542
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 26,
1913; E 303026; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
REVEILLE,
diers.
REVERIE (A); by C. Charlton Palmer;
organ. (In The organ loft, no.
279.) obl. 8vo. [5543
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 15,
1913; E 303376; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
—— See also Album leaves.
See Day (A) with the sol-
Canzone; by A. | Rfverte p’aMouR (Love’s dream); by
J. A. Tremblay; pf.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
19138; E 305635; J. A. Tremblay,
Quebec, Canada.
Washington,
[5544
REVIEWS; humorous song, words and
music by Frank Wood. [5545
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; E 303057; Reynolds & co.,
London.
RHAPSODIE; von Joseph Marx, fiir vio-
line, viola, violoncello u. klavier.
Klavierquartett in form einer rhap-
sodie. [5546
© Sept. 15, 1912; '.2 ¢c ‘Mar: 5,
1913; E 303251; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
RHEINGOLD (DAs) See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
RHEINISCHES BLUT; marsch von Fr.
Bertram; pianoforte. [5547
©. Oct. 30; 1912; 2 ¢. Mar: 21,
1913; E 303467; H. Bertram, Neu-
wied a Rh., Germany.
RICHARD THE THIRD; words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Lewis F.
Muir. [5548
@) Mar. 10)°1913:" 2° ¢. Mar. 8,
1913; E 305287; F. A. Mills, ine..
New York.
RIDE A COCK HORSE TO DREAMY TOWN;
written and composed by Worton
David and Bert Lee. [5549
© ‘Mar. 25; 71918312 °c, Mar. :27,
1913; E 306977; B. Feldman & co.,
Yo J. H. Remick & co., New York.
RiENzI. See Wagner (Richard)
RIFFLEALP. See Darke (Harold E.);
Three hymns.
Rieaupon. See Raff (J. J.)
RIMPIANTI (Regret); di Mezio Ago-
stini; pianoforte. (Impressioni, 8
pezzi, no. 12695.) [5550
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 e Mar. 21,
1913; E 303405; Carisch & Jinichen,
Leipzig.
RISPETTI ALL’ANTICA; versi e musica
di A. Gill. [5551
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 21, 19138;
E 303591; Caplongo-Feola, Naples.
RITORNERAI; versi di A. T., musica di
Roberto Rossi; canto e pianoforte.
[5552
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5,
1913; E 303205; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
335
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5553
RITOURNELLE. See Chaminade
Bi :)
RIvER sone; by Mary Edvina Walker;
pf. [5553
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305122; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
RecK ME WITH MY DARLING BABY;
words by N. EH. Sprouse, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [5554
©: Feb. 24,°191S: 2 &€ Mar 27,
19138; E 305706; N. EH. Sprouse, Mo-
nessen, Pa.
ROCK-A-BY, LULLA-BY; poem by J. G.
Holland, music by Gottlieb Feder-
lein. [5555
© Mar... 11> 1913252" er Mar:..42,
1913; E 808450; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
ROSCHEN AM RHEIN; ged. von Julius
Gersdorff, musik von Mathieu Neu-
mann, op. 87, no. 4; mu&nnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [5556
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 302104; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
ROLL oN, MissouRrr; words by Ballard
McDonald, music by Harry Carroll.
[5557
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305632; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
ROLLING; by Dave Reed, arr. by Sol. P.
Levy; vocal orch. in B flat. 4to.
[5558
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 c« Mar. 20,
1918; EK 305750; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
RoMANCE; par A. Nolck, op. 167, no. 2;
violoncelle et piano. (Six petits
morceaux, no. 2.) [5559
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1918;
E 306621; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
par Johannes Haarklou, op. 35;
violon et piano. [5560
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
EH 306764; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
ROMANCE DES FLEURS; by Helen Wil-
lard Howard; piano. [5561
© Mar. 12, 1918; 2 @ Mar. 14,
1913; E 305397; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
(C. | RoMANCE IN E FLAT; by Mark Shum-
way Dickey; pf. [5562
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 « Feb. 28,
1913; E 308298; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
RoMANZA; par Napoleone Cesi; piano.
[5563
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 19138;
E 3038198; Carisch & Jé&nichen, Mi-
lan.
ROMANZA-NOTTURNO; par Léon Char-
pentier; piano. [5564
© Feb. 27; 1918: 2° ce wen er,
19138; E 306904; Orpheus music pub.
co., London. :
ROMANZE; von Franz Moritz, op. 8;
piano. [5565
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306646; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
yon Richard Wickenhausser, op.
72; pf. Zehn kleine tonbilder, no.
9.) [5566
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 @ Feb. 26,
1918; E 302972; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
ROMEO, My ONLY ROMEO; lyrics by G.
Buck, music by D. Stamper. [5567
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1912: E 305585;
Gene Buck & David Stamper, New
York.
Ronpo In G. See Beethoven (Ludwig
van).
RosE (THE); by Jean M. Missud, arr.
by J. Fisher; clarinet and piano.
[5568
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 @ Mia oo,
19138; E 308683; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
ROSE AND GOLD AND BLUE OF THE SKIES;
cradle song, words anon. music by
Franklin Hopkins. (In Modern
poets series; 20 songs for medium
and high voice. ) [5569
© Mar. 19, 19138; 2 ec. Mar. 20,
1918; E 3808662; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
ROSE FESTIVAL; three step, by Nina A.
Storey and F. C. Hamack; pf.
[5570
© 1. Oct. 16, 1912; E 305748;
W. A. Storey, Portland, Or.
RoOsE LAND; waltz by H. Engelmann;
pf. (Random thoughts, no. 2.)
[5571
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305134; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
306
no. 83,1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ROSE OF ALL THE WORLD; words by
Edward Teschemacher, music by
Archy Rosenthal; in B flat. [5572
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 «. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 303283; Cary & co., London.
ROseE TINTS; morceau characteristic by
Jesse M. Winne; piano. [5573
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 308862: Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
_ RosesupD (THE) AND THE DEW; words
—————————
by A. Galbraith, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [5574
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308540; Mrs. Ave Galbraith, Rich-
mond, Va.
ROSEBUDS IN THE RAIN; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by AJfred
Harriss. (5575
© Feb. 15, 19138; 2 2. Feb. 17,
1918; E 306585; Chappell & c9., lid.,
London.
_ ROSEMAIDEN ; valse by Montagu Jones;
piano. [5576
© Feb. 17, 1913; 2 2. Feb. 18,
1913; E 306604; Cary & co., London.
ROSENKAVALIER. See Strauss (Rich-
ard)
ROSENKRANSEN (The rosary); words
by Robert Cameron Rogers, paa
dansk ved Gustav Hetsch, for een
stemme med klaver. [5577
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1915;
E 306842; Boston music ¢9., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on Danish
translation. }
Roses (LES) DE SAADI; paroles de
M”*® Desbordes-Valmore, musique
de E. Dell’Acqua; chant et piano.
1. Avec acc. de violon; 2. Sans vio-
lon. (Nouvelles mélodies, no. 12a &
b.) [5578, 5579
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 21,
1913; E 303449, 303450; Schott
fréres, Brussels, Belgium.
ROsES POURPRES; valse lento, di Joa-
chim Albert, prince de Prusse, ridu-
zione per piccola orchestra dell’ au-
tore. (Intermezzi musicali, n. 525.)
| 5580
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c Mar. 25,
1913; E 306936; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Gazza
(La) ladra (Die diebische elster) ;
de G. Rossini, arr. par D. Alard,
op. 39, révu et doigté, par Emil
KXross, pour violon et piano. (8 fan-
taisies faciles, no. 1.) [5581
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 808565; B. Schott’s séhue,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering.]
— Prayer; from Moses in Hgypt, by
G. A. Rossini, ed. by N. Clifford
Page; treble voices. (The latire!
octavo, no, 228.) [5582
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 3087386; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is ciuimed
on adaptation and arrangement. |
RouHIeER (Marcet) 38 offertories sur
des noéls extraits de la collection
des 450 noéls, par M. Rouhier, pour
grand-orgue ou harmonium, avec
pédale ad lib. (Selecta opera, uo.
14. ) [5583
© Noy. 19, 1912; 2 c Mar. 21,
1913; E 303469; L. J. Béton, St.
Laurent-sur-Sévre, France.
ROUND AND ROUND; waltz by E. C.
Hamilton, op. 6, no. 1; violin and
piano. (Little folk dances, no. 1.)
| 5584
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 ¢e. Mar. 31,
19138; E 805823; White-Swith 1ausic
pub. co., Boston.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON. GREGOROVITCH)
Melody (The) ; or, Hesitation waltz;
[by A. G. Rubinstein] arr. by Max-
well Goldman; pf. [5585
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305185; Buck & Lowney, St. Louis.
[Copyright is claimed on complete
new arrangement of melody in F.]
Rune-sone; Finnish, from the Kale-
yala, words by John Martin Craw-
ford, music by Granville Bantock;
quintet or chorus of male voices un-
accompanied. 4to. (Apollo club,
Curwen’s edition, no. 50521.) [5586
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303083; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
See A. Regoledo.
’S GRUABERL IM KINN; musik von Willy
Herrmann; mannerchor; partitur.
4to. [5587
© Oct. 5, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303108; Hopf’sche verlagsbuch-
druckerei gebr. Jenne, g. m. b. h,
Spandau, Germany.
RUSCELLETTO (UN)
337
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5588
pt. II, n.s.,v.8
S’MATTER POP? words and music by
G. C. Leap. Melody only. [5588
© 1c. Mar. 8, 19138; E 305276;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
SABBATH (THE) DAY (Sonntags feier) ;
sacred solo with chorus, German text
by Alb. Knapp, English text and
music by Grace EH. Mellor. 4to.
[5589
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c Mar. 3, 1913;
E 303144; Robin Ellis, New York.
SAFE IN THE ARMS OF JESUS; variations
by John Martin; pf. [5590
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2c. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 305800; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on new varia-
tions and arrangement. ]
SAILOR CHORUSES. See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
SAILORS’ SLUMBER BOAT; words by J. O.
Christensen, music by F. J. Faux.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [5591
© Feb. 24,1913; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1918;
E 305649; Faux and Christensen,
Moroni, Utah.
SAINT FRANCOIS ET LES PETITS OISEAUX;
poésie de l’abbé Clément Besse, mu-
sique de Albert Alain, 4 2 voix egales.
St. Laurent-sur-Sévre, L. J. Béton.
[5592
© Nov. 23, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1918;
EH 3038460; A. Alain, St. Laurent-sur-
Sévre, France.
St. Georce’s (THE) VOLUNTARIES;
eleven original compositions by Louis
Worth, for American organ, har-
monium, organ or piano. v. XXX.
4to. [5593
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 3803165; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
St. PATRICK’S BREASTPLATE; hymn of
the ancient Irish church, words by
Mrs. Alexander, music by C. V. Stan-
ford; chorus and organ ace. 4to.
[5594
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1913;
E 306487; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
SAINT-SaAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Amour, viens aider ma faiblesse (O
love, give me thine assistance) ; from
the opera Samson et Dalila, English
version by H. Llewellyn, musique de
C. Saint-Saéns, annotated by Camille
Thurwanger; medium voice. [5595
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1913;
BE} 803294 ; Camille Thurwanger, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on pho-
netic annotation and Eng. version.]
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)—
Continued.
hear thy sweet voice) ;
opera Samson et Dalila, English
version by Nathan Haskell Dole,
music by C. Saint-Saéns, phonetic
annotation by C. Thurwanger; me-
dium voice. [5596
© Dee: 20, 1912; 2 Gy Man i@
1918; E 3083804; Camille Thur-
wanger, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetic annotation and |
English version. ]
Mon. ceur s’ouvre 4 ta voix (To.
from the
—— Printemps qui commence (Spring-
time beginning); from the opera
Samson et Dalila, English version
by Nathan Haskell Dole, musique |
de C. Saint-Saéns, annotated by Ca- |
mille Thurwanger; medium voice.
[5597
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c Mar. 12, |
19138; E 303293; Camille Thurwan- ©
ger, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on phonetic annotation and English ©
version. |
SALT LAKE BEAUTIES; waltz by A. de |
la Mora; piano.
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 °c) Maras:
1918 ; E 308857 ; Antonio de la Mora,
Fort Douglas, Utah.
[5598
SALUDO AI AMIZI LONTANI; canzonetta —
barcarola, parole e musica di Italo ©
Giulio; canto e pianoforte, servibile ©
anche per pianoforte solo.
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
[5599
E 303440; C. Schmidl & Co., Leip- |
zig.
SALUT D’AMOUR (Love’s’ greeting) ;
morceau mignon, by Edward Elgar,
op. 12, arr. by R. E. Hildreth; tenor
mandola solo. [5600
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 G@ Marzo
19138; E 305791; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
SALVUM FAC REGEM; von Rudolf Dost,
op. 27; zweistimmigen kinder, oder
frauenchor mit klavier oder harmo-
nium-(ad lib) begleitung. Partitur
u. stimmen. 8vo. [5601
© Dec. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21, 1913;
BE 303442; Karl Fritzsche, Leipzig.
SANDAL (THE) PYRE. See Jennings
(W. Ernest).
SAN FRANCISCO BOUND; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [5602
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 ce Mar. 13,
1913; E 308411; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
338
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1918
SaviouR (THE) WHO DIED FOR ME;
words by James Rowe, music by
A. B. Sebren. [5603
© Mar. 11, 1013; 2.¢c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305491; A. B. Sebren, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
SAY GOOD-BYE TO YOUR TRAVELING MAN;
words by Lew Brown, music by Leo
Edwards. [5604
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305818; Charles K. Harris,
New York.
Say YOU LOVE ONLY ME; words by J.
Dean, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5605
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c Mar. 27,
1913; E 305681; Joe Dean, Toronto,
Canada.
Sayonara (Good-bye) ; waltz by A. S.
Murray; arr. by E. L. Bennett;
piano. [5606
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306822; Annie Stewart Murray,
Liverpool, England.
SCALE AND ARPEGGIO STUDIES; by A.
Blumenstengel; violin. Book 1, first
position. [5607
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1918;
E 306501; Fred C. Meyer & ©Co.,
Philadelphia.
SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS; by Sydney
Biakiston; piano. Foreign fingering.
[5608
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 14,
1913; E 303354; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
Scena; von Jean Sibelius, op. 25, fiir
grosses orchester. Partrins.
(Scénes historiques, no. 2.) [5609
© Noy. 15, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303478; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
ScENES (THE) AROUND MY OLD NEW
HAMPSHIRE HOME; words by Lewis
Yardley Hilt, music by Adam Geibel.
[5610
Bocmar, 12 1913;°2 e Mar. 12,
1918; E 308378; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
SCHERZO. See Beethoven
van)—Gatty (Nicholas)
ScHERZO, ET SPERANZA; morceaux de
salon, par D. Alard, op. 49, revu et
doigté par Hans Sitt; violon et pi-
ano. Cah. 9, no. 14 & 15. {5611
© Nev. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303172; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision & fingering. ]
(Ludwig
5625
SCHERZO INFERNALE, See Diablerets
(Les)
SCHLAFLIEDCHEN (Slumber song) ; ged.
von Carl Busse, traduction francaise
de Camille Chevillard, English words
by John Bernhoff, musik von Hans
Hermann, op. 53, no. 3. 1. Fiir hohe
stimme, 2. Klavier mit tiberlegtem
text, bearb. von Wilh. Héhne. 3. Vi-
olin mit piano. [5612-5614
© Jan. 18, 1918; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1913; E 306700-3806702; C. F. Kahnt
nachfolger, Leipzig.
SCHLARAFFENLIEDER; walzer nach mo-
tiven der operette Die lustigen ritter,
musik von Oscar Fetris, op. 172;
piano zu 2 hinden mit tiberlegtem
text. [5615
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 3038173; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany.
SCHLOSSPARADE (DIE); marche excen-
trique aus dem tanzspiel Die prinzes-
sin von Tragant von Oscar Straus;
klavier. [5616
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306744; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
SCHNEIDER (DER) VON MALTA; opera
buffa in 3 akten, dichtung von Rich-
ard Schott, musik von Wildemar
Wendland. Vocal score. [5617
Cy PAue,, 28,° 1912: 2 ‘ey Mar. 21,
19138; D 19270; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
SCHNEIDIGE REITER; marsch nach mo-
tiven der operette, Die beiden husa-
ren, musik von Leon Jessel. 1. Kla-
vier zu zwei hinden. 2. Orchester.
3. Salon-orchester. [5618-5620
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ec. each Feb. 12,
1913; E 303315-803317; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin.
ScHNITTER (DER); ged. von Wilhelm
Miiller, musik von Hugen Hildach,
op. 38, no. 2; mannerchor. Partitur.
4to. [5621
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303101; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
SCHOOL DAYS; a little march, by Mary
Edvina Walker; pf. [5622
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305123; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
339
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5626
ScHOOL oF ocTAVES; by Theodore Kul-
lak, op. 48, rev., phrased and fin-
gered by O. Thtimer; pf. Pt. 1-3.
[5623-5625
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. each Feb. 15,
1913; E 3065513806553 ; Augener Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
the revision, phrasing and fingering. ]
ScCHULE DER RHYTHMIK FUR DIE VIO-
LINE; 1. und 38. lage, leichtfasslich,
mit begleitung einer 2. violine, darge-
stellt von Joseph Venzl. Heft 1,
Rhythmische uebungen. Heft 2, Ue-
bungen im prima vista-spiel. [5626
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2c. Feb. 26, 1918;
E 302974; Louis Ortel, Hannover,
Germany.
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER)
Abend lied; by R. Schumann, op. 85,
no, 12, arr. by Edmund Singer, ed.
by Hugo Ries; violin and piano.
[5627
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c Mar. 28,
1918; E 3805729; Boston music co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. |
_ — Novelette; by Schumann, op. 21,
no. 5, ed. by S. Hawley; piano.
(Hawley edition, no. 35.) [5628
©) ‘Mar. 20: 1918. 2 .c. -Mar. 213
1918; E 3808581; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. |
—— Traumerei; by R. Schumann, op.
15, no. 7, arr. by Edmund Singer, ed.
by Hugo Ries; violin and piano.
[5629
© Mar. 26, 1918: 2 ce. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305735; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
Traumes-wirren; by Schumann,
op. 12, no. 7, ed. by S. Hawley; pi-
ano. (Hawley edition, no. 83.)
[5630
© Mar. 20, 1913: 2 c¢ Mar. 21;
1918; E 3803584; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
SCHWARZE (DER) KAVALIER; oper in
drei akten, text nach Heinrich Lil-
ienfein, gleichnamigem schauspiel ftir
die opernbiihne bearbeitet von Karl
Maroéti und Ludwig Zippert, musik
von Aladar Rado, klavierauszug von
F. H. Schneider. Vocal score. [5631
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 & Mar. 21,
1918; D 19267 ; Erich Reiss verlag,
Berlin.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
SCHWARZE (DIE) LAUTE. See Kunse-
mtiller (Ernst) Vier lieder.
SCORE READING EXERCISES; selected and
arr. by H. A. Harding. Book 2.
[5632
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Feb. 15, 1918;
E 306606; Weekes & co., London.
SCUSATE SI VE PREGO; canzonetta na-
poletana, versi di Roberto Bracco,
musica di Enrico De Leva. [5633
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 1, 19138;
E 303076; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
SE IL PADRE PERDEI.
A.) Son certa.
SEA-WEED; polka from Seaside scenes
no. 6, by Geo. L. Spaulding; pf.
[5634
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 e. Mar. 11,
1913; E 305378; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
See Mozart (W.
SECRET (LE) D’AMOUR; dialogue, by
Bruno Oscar Klein, op. 32, no. 1.
arr. by Clarence Eddy; organ. obl.
8vo. [5685
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 e@ Mar. 29,
1918; E 3805808; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
SECRETS; intermezzo by Charles W.
Ancliffe; piano. [5636
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2.6 sia 22)
1913; E 808614; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on revised arrangement. ]
SEE THE DESTINED DAY ARISE; hymn
anthem, words by Fortunatus, trans-
lated by Bishop Mant, music by
Rowland W. Dunham, (in The
parish choir, no. 1562. [5687
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c Mar. 21,
1918; E 3808741; Charles L. Hutch-
ins, Concord, Mass.
SFEKING TO SAVE; words and music
by P. P. Bliss, arr. by George C.
Stebbins; male voice. [56388
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 14,
1918; E 305727; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
SEESAWING; by G. Marschal-Lopke
[pseud. of Grace Clough-Leighter],
op. 23; pf. (Jn sunny summer, no.
a7) [56389
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2c) Mama.
1918; E 305421; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913.
SEHNSUCHT; lied, musik von Erik
Meyer-Helmund, fiir eine sing-
stimme und piano, alt oder bary-
ton. [5640
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1913;
E 306573; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
SEHNSUCHT NACH DER NACHTIGALL.
See Kirschbliitenlieder.
SELECTED STUDIES; by Fery Lulek; low
voice. 4to. [5641
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 3,
1913; E 305118; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
SempricirA (Simplicité); di Mezio
Agostini; pianoforte. (Impres-
sioni, 8 pezzi, no. 12696.) [5642
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
19138; E 303407; Carisch & Jin-
ichen, Leipzig.
SEND OUT THY LIGHT. See Gounod
(C. F.)
SENTO, OH Dio. See Mozart (W. A.)
SERAFINE; aus der spanischen oper-
ette Die rose von Granada, text von
Paul Linecke, musik von J. Val-
verde. [5643
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 e«. Mar. 138,
1913; E 306951; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin. [Copyright is claimed on Ger-
man text and new arrangement of
melody. ]
SERENADE; par Hakon Borresen, op.
17; violoncelle et piano. (Deux
pieces pour violoncelle et piano, no.
2) [5644
oy. Pep.-8, 1933: 2 ¢ Mar. 21,
19138; E 303508; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
SERENATA (LA); versi di Vittoria
Aganoor, musica di Roberto Rossi;
canto e pianoforte. [5645
© Sept. 14, 1912: 2 ce Mar. 5,
1913; E 303206; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
SEUFZER DER SEHNSUCHT. See Kunse-
miiller (Ernst) Vier lieder.
SEVENTEEN VOLUNTARIES FOR THE OR-
GAN; by C. Simper; American organ
or harmonium. Book 9. [5646
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1913;
Ii 806607 ; Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England.
SEVILLANA (LA); morceau de_ salon
par D. Alard, op. 49, revu et doigté
par Hans Sitt; violon et piano. Cah.
mono. t. [5647
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913:
E 303174; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed revision & fingering. ]
5655
SEXTET FROM LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
See Lucia di Lammermoor.
SHADOW WALTz; words by G. Marschal-
Loepke, [pseud. of Grace Clough-
Leighter], op. 238; pf. (In sunny
Summer, no. 5.) [5648
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1918;
E 305422; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
SHADOWS; words by Lucie Vander
Poel, music by 8S. Orlando. [5649
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1913; E 308859;
Salvatore Orlando, New York.
SHaDows (THE) GAIN UPON’ THE
LIGHT; text by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music by A. Walter Kramer,
op. 22, no. 1; high in G and low
voice in B fiat. [5650
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 ce. each Feb.
18, 1918; E 305058; William Max-
well music co., New York.
SHAMROCK (THE); waltz by Alice M.
Steede; piano. [5651
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913; E 303291; Whaley, Royce &
co., ltd., London.
SHANE GLAS; unacc. chorus, composed
by M. Esposito; mixed voices. 4to.
[5652
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 303275; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London.
SHE IS NOT FAIR TO OUTWARD VIEW;
part-song, words by Hartley Cole-
ridge, music by Frank Idle; mixed
voices. 4to. (Part-song book, sec-
ond series, no. 1261). [5653
©: Mar. 12, (1913; 2.-c. Mar. ‘13,
1913; E 3038328; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
SHE IS THE FLOWER OF MY HEART;
words by U. B. Duncan, music by
M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5654
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305656; Una B. Duncan,
Martin’s Ferry, O.
SHE NEVER DID so; words by C. Wil-
liams, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5655
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ce Mar. 27,
1913; E 3805717; Cyril Williams,
New York.
341
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5656
SHE’S NOT AT HOME; words by E.
Rossner, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5656.
Keb. .4, 1913:-°2) 4G) Mer Gas,
1913; E 3808460; Eugene Rossner,
San Antonio, Tex.
SHE’S WAITING IN OLD IRELAND; by
Harry H. Williams; orchestra. 4to.
[5657
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305841; H. H. Williams,
Providence, R. I.
SHEPHERD CALL YOUR FLOCK; words by
©. Aveling, music by H. Samuel;
soprano and alto. 8vo. [5658
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1918;
EK 3803267; Harold Samuel and
Claude Aveling, London.
SHINE ON Mister Moon; words and
music by H. Russell. [5659
©). Meb. 1921903 + 2. ve: Mar.»3,
1913; E 305140; Henry Russell, Chi-
cago.
SHIPMATES 0’ MINE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Wilfrid
Sanderson. [5660
OMe 8; 191386 2 ek, Mar) 45,
1913; E 808870; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SHort (A) cur; duet, words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by H. Trotére; in F;
soprano and tenor. [5661
Cr Mars, /19ta> oe. Mar al Ole:
E 303281; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
SHOWERS OF SPRING; grand polka de
concert by Harry J. Lincoln; piano.
) (Mar. 22.) 1015'S welwiiar1 25,
1913 37 308861 : V andersloot music
pub. ¢o., Williamsport, Pa.
STi MES VERS AVAIENT DES AILES (If my
song had wings); poem by Victor
Hugo, musie by Reynaldo Hahn, an-
notated by C. Thurwanger; medium
voice, [5663
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 12:
1915; E . 303296:;. Camille’ Thur
wanger, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on phonetie annotation. ]
SIAMA; azione fantastica coreografica,
di Nicola Guerra, musica di Ivan
Hiivés; pianoforte. [5664
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 c Mar. 18,
1913; E 3069381; Rézsav Olgyi & Cco.,
Budapest, Hungary.
pt. 111,n.s.,v.8 |
SIBELIUS (JEAN) Drei sonatinen; von
J. Sibelius, op. 67; piano. Nr. 1, A
dur. Nr. 2, E dur. Nr. 3, Des dur. ,
[5665-5667
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2. ¢. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303392-303394; Breitkopf &
Hartel, New York.
SIEBENTEN (DIE) DRAGONER; marsch-
duett aus dem vaudeville Hine kitz-
liche geschichte von Hrich Urban,
text von Rudolph Schanzer, musik
von Hugo Hirsch. [5668
© Dec. 31, 19123°2) © finns:
1913; E 3806817; Deutscher theater
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
SIEBENTONSCHRIFT (DIE); &Kkilavier-
schule, von W. Fleischhauer. Heft.
iP [5669
© Jan. 1, 1913; 20@) Marea.
E 306758; W. Fleischhauer, Berlin-
Friedenau, Germany.
SIEBENUNDVIERZIGSTE (DIE) ODE ANA-
KREONS; ged. von Lessing, musik von
Iwan Schénebaum, op. 40; mianner-
chor; partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[5670
© Sept. 16, 1912* 2 eo) iieeet-
1918; E 303114; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
SILENT MOON; by Edgar L. Bainton;
pf. (8 little sketches, no. 2.) [5671
© Mar. 15, 1913:92 ee eee
1913; E 3068838; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
SincE ROSIE JOINED THE CABARET;
words and music by Ben and Dave
Levy and Leo Friedman. [5672
© Mar. 28, 19135 2 G@iweieeet,
1918; E 305624; Joe Morris music
o., New York.
SINDING (CHRISTIAN) Drei capricci;
von C. Sinding, op. 114, ftir violine
und klavier. [5673
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ¢ Feb. 18, 1913 ;
EK 306489; Musikverlag, Eos, g. m.
b. h., Berlin-Schéneberg, Germany.
Sinronra. See Bach (J. S.)
SING A SONG oF SUMMER; words hy
A. M. Palmer, musie by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5674
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308523; Ada M. Palmer, Chicago.
SING GLORIOUS SONGS; words anon.
music by Adam Geibei; mixed
voices. (Octavo church music, no.
169.) [5675
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1913;
EK 308444; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
342
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
SING HIS PRAISES; words by John
Fletcher, music by Alfred Pratt, op
20; mixed voices. Partitur. 4to.
(Two songs to Pan, no. 2.) [5676
© Mar. 10, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 306824; Stainer & Bell, \td.,
London.
SING OF THE LOVE OF JESUS; words by
R. R. Hall, music bv F. A. Chal-
linor. Svo. (Festival music, no. 82.)
[5677
m) feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec Heb. 18,
1913; E 306590; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
SING OF THE LOVE THAT SAVES; words
by James Rowe, music by A. O.
Thomas. [5678
momar, 11,:1913; 2 ec. Mar, 17,
1913; E 305498; A. O. Thomas, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
SING SOMETHING ELSE; words by Ger-
trude Theresa Clark, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (In Modern
poets series: 20 songs for medium
and high voice. [5679
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308675; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
SING US A SONG OF BONNIE SCOTLAND;
written by A. J. Mills, composed by
Bennett Scott. [5680
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,1913;
E 306849; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
SING, VOICE OF SPEING; words by Chris-
tina Rosetti, music by Bertram
Luard-Selby; 2 sopranos and alto.
4to. (Competition festival choruses,
no. 3670.) [5681
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913; E 308429; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
SING YE ANGELS HOLY.
carol service, no. 2.
SING YOUR JOYFUL EASTER CAROLS. See
Easter carol service, no. 2.
SINGENDE (DIE) GEIGE; uebungen und
lieder mit anwendung des lagen-
und doppelgriffspiels, bearb. von G.
R. Kofler. [5682
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 306957; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
SINGING ON THE WAY; words by R. R.
Hall, music by F. A. Challinor. S8vo.
(Festival music no. 77.) [5683
© Feb. 10, 19138; 2 ec. Feb. 18,
1913; E 306589; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow.
See Easter
5691
SINNERS WON’T YOU COME? See New
gospel hymns.
SIREN’s (THE) HONEYMOON; in The
siren, words and musie by Donald
Brian. [5684
© Mar. 24, 19138; 2 c Mar. 25,
1913; E 3088738; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
SIT TIGHT AND THINK HARD; words by
John B. Bernard, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5685
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,1918;
E 308478; Mrs. Chas. Grundy, Win-
nipeg, Canada.
SKIPPERS (THE) OF Sr. IvES; a Cor-
nish song, words by F. E. Weather-
ly, music by Joseph L. Roeckel, arr.
by N. Clifford Page; mixed voices.
(The laurel octavo edition, no. 217.)
[5686
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 ¢ Mar. 21,
1918; H 308737; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
SLEEP THY LAST SLEEP; words by E. A.
Dayman, music by J. Barnby, arr.
by George C. Stebbins; male voice.
[5687
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 14,
19138; E 305728; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
SLEEPY STAR EYES GLEAM; lullaby,
words by Gertrude Theresa Clark,
music by Franklin Hopkins. (In
Modern poets series; 20 songs for
medium and high voice.) [5688
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308667; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
SLEEPY TIME; words by Anita Fitch,
music by Laura Sedgwick Collins;
low voice in E flat. [5689
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308419; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SLOW DRAG RAG; by Mrs. B. F. Tull;
piano. [5690
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1913; E 308632;
Mrs. Bert F. Tull, Atlanta.
SLUMBER SONG; by E. A. Warren, arr.
by H. F. Odell; mandolin orch.
[5691
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305773; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
343
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5692
SLUNIGKO (JOHANN) intermezzo; von
J. Slunitéko, op. 88, fiir 4 violinen mit
begleitung des pianoforte. [5692
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ic. Magen,
1913; E 3806955; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
SMILE, SMILE, SMILE; words by W.
Phillips, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5693
© Web. .24; 1918; 2).c Mar 27,
1913; E 305714; W. Phillips, Phila-
delphia.
SMILES, THEN KISSES; valse by Charles
W. Ancliffe; piano. [5694
© Mar. 14, 1913*° 2 «. Mar. 15,
1913; E 303384; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
SMILING; words by I. N. Geller, music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5695
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308580; Ida Nederhiser Geller, Ft.
Wayne, Ind.
SMOOTH SAILING; words by F. Wilson,
music by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5696
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308536; Frank Wilson, Columbus,
O.
SNOW DRIFT; a redowa by A. F. Beier;
piano. [5697
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1913; E 308633;
A. F. Beier, South Omaha, Neb.
SNOW-STORM (THE); poem by Katha-
rine Pyle, music by James H.
Rogers; four-part chorus of women’s
voices. (Octavo choruses, no. 5683.)
[5698
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c@ Mar. 28,
1918; E 3805764; G. Schirmer, New
York.
So PROMISE TO BE MINE; words by EH. R.
Mills, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
ine. [5699
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308504; E. R. Mills, Oakton, Ky.
SOGNANDO (Réverie) ; di Mezio Agos-
tini; pianoforte. (Impressioni, 8
pezzi, no. 12697.) [5700
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913 ;
E 303408; Carisch & Jinichen, Leip-
zig.
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
Soir DE REVE; paroies de F. Van der
Elst, musique de HEH. Dell’Acqua.
(Nouvelles mélodies, no. 6.) [5701
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c= Mer 2u
1913; E 303451; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
SOLDATENLIEBE; polka aus dem tanz-
Spiele Die prinzessin von Tragant,
von Oscar Straus; klavier. [5702
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306745; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
SOLDATENLIED; lied aus der oper Paroli
von Leo Fall; gesang u. klavier.
[5703
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 21,
1918; E 3803511; Harmonie verlag,
Munich.
SOLDATENSPIELEN. See Wintzer (Rich-
ard).
SoLDIER’s (THE) FAREWELL.
vorite songs.
See Fa-
SOLDIERS OF PEACE; march by Franz
von Blon, arr., bowed, cued and
fingered by Albert G. Mitchell;
violin.
no. 115.) [5704
‘© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 e@ Mar. 81,
1918; E 805825; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
SOLDIERS OF THE CROSS ARISE; words by
J. B. Waterbury, music by J. W.
Lerman. 8vo. (in The choir, v. 14,
no. 8, March 1913.) [5705
© Mar. 8, 1913; 1 @ Mar. 10,
1918; E 3805334; Fillmore bros. ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
SOLDIERS’ PARADE; march by Matilee
Loeb-Evans; pf. [5706
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 ¢ Mar. 10,
1918; E 3805299; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
SOLDIER’S SONG; words and music by A.
Comport. [5707
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1918: E 3808687;
Angelina Comport, New York.
— words by B. Tahourdin, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5708
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ce Mar. 13,
1913; E 3808604; B. R. Hillyard,
Devon, England.
SOLEMN PRELUDE IN G; by Arthur W.
Pollitt; organ. (In Ingoing volun-
taries, no. 3.) [5709
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 15, 19138;
E 306531; Augener ltd., London.
344
(Stanhope edition, class A,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1913
SoLitupE; by M. Allison; pf. (Gems
from The ideal home music library,
no. 3.) [5710
© Mar. 8, 1913: 2c. Mar. 11, 1918;
E 305354; Charles Scribner’s sons,
New York.
SOLL ICH BANGEN; text und musik von
Kamillo Horn, op. 62; hohe stimme.
(Liebesweisen, 1. folge, no. 2.)
[5711
momen. 15,1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
1913; BE 303424; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
SoME ONE’S WAITING; words by L. H.
Moseley, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5712
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 « Mar. 13,
1913; E 308598; Lucia H. Moseley,
Winnipeg, Canada.
SOMEONE; words by Maud Cunning-
ham, music by Hileen Quayle; in F.
[5713
Jan. .25, 1913- 2. c., Feb. 18,
1913; E 306597; Warren & Phillips,
London.
SoMMERTAG; ged. von. Ad. Hainschegg,
musik yon Kamillo Horn, 59, werk
no. 2. [5714
© Jan. 22, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306703; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
Son certTa. See Mozart (W. A.)
SONATA IN F'A MAGGIORE; di Giov.
Gius. Cambini per violino, con ace. di
pianoforte, digitazione, ornamenti di
Cesare Barison. (Edition Schmid],
no. 4590. ) [5715
© July 3, 1912; 2c. Aug. 12, 1912;
E 3063380; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on piano
part. ]
SONATE NO. 5 in A DUR; von Robert
Fuchs, op. 95, fiir violine und piano-
forte. [5716
© Feb. 26, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 303523; Adolphe Robits-
chek, Vienna.
Sone (THE) IN MY HEART; words by
W. B. Delancy, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. ; [5717
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 27,
1913 ; E 305668; William B. Delancy,
Chicago.
5726
SoNG OF A HEART; words by Livings-
ton Joy, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5718
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c Mar. 13,
1918; E 308565; F. L. Joy, Iowa
City, Ia.
SoNG OF A MAIDEN (Chant de vesle-
méy); by Johan Halvorsen; ed. by
HKugene Gruenberg; violin and piano.
[5719 .
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 @ Mar. 138,
1918; E 308420; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
Sona (A) OF HOPE; words by E. J.
Barker, music by Chas. E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [5720
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 18, 1918:
E 305560; E. J. Barker, Brooklyn.
Sone (A) oF Joy; words by Frank
Dempster Sherman, music by Nicho-
las Douty; high voice in EH. [5721
(© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1918;
E 308421; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Sone (A) OF LOVE; by J. R. Morris, op.
25) ney 2: pT. [5722
Go Mem. 21. 191532 ee) Neb. 28,
1913; E 308339; Hatch music ©co.,
Philadelphia.
Sone (THE) OF OUR ALMA MATER;
words by Karlan Victor Gouse,
music by G. E. Shea; male chorus
with bar. solo. [5723
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; E 305346;
George Edward Shea, Paris.
SonG OF PARADISE; by Alonzo Stone;
pf. (Three descriptive pieces, no. 2.)
[5724
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308340; Hatch music ©co.,
Philadelphia.
SoNG OF SPRING; cantata, words by
Alice E. Allen, music by Carl Busch;
girls’ voices. 4to. [5725
©) Feb. 27, 1913; 2 ¢@ Feb. .28,
1913; E 308292; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SONG OF THE BERMUDIANS; words by
Bessie Gray, music by F. Hamilton;
mixed voices. 4to. [5726
© Feb. 27, 19138; 2 ec. Feb. 28,
1913; E 303049; Frederic Hamilton,
London.
345
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5727
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
SonG OF THE BOW; part song, words by
A. Conan Doyle, music by Florence
Aylward, arr. by John Pointer; male
voices. 4to. [5127
© Feb. (27;° 4913 5 2 ee Wenaweas,
1913; E 303048; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Sone (THE) OF THE DUCKS; poem by
Emily Carter, music by Franz C.
Bornschein; violin and piano. [5728
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913 ;
E 305318; G. Schirmer, New York.
SonG OF THE JAPANESE DWARF TREE;
words by Helen F. Bantock, music
by Granville Bantock; treble voices.
Ato. [5729
©) Feb.) 26; (91s 3 27e. deb.) 27,
1918; HE 303031; J. Curwen & sons,
itd., London.
Song (THE) OF THE MILL- STREAM;
words by M. Louise Baum, music by
Stephen Adams, arr. by N. Clifford
Page; 2 sopranos and alto. (The
laurel octavo, no. 244.) [5730
©. Mar; a6; 1913352 <e. Mar. 21,
1913; E 308738; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on new text and arrangement. ]
SONG OF THE SEASONS; by Guido Pa-
pini, arr. bowed, cued and fingered
by Albert G. Mitchell; violin. (Stan-
hope edition, class A, no. 120.)
[5731
©) Mar.: 28,1913; 2 ce Mar. 31,
1918; E 305827; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
Sone (A) OF WOMEN; words and music
by G. Douglas Douglas. [5732
© Mar. 3, 1918: 2 c. Mar. 8, 19138;
EH 305512; Gertrude Douglas Doug-
las, Brookline, Mass.
Sone (THE) PUBLISHER; one act mu-
sical comedy, lyrics and music by L.
Duckers; six musical numbers.
[5733
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1918; D 19252;
Leslie Duckers, New York.
SONG-SERVICE, NO. 4. 15 p. 8vo. $0.25.
[5734
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c Mar. 14, 1913:
A 334924; Augsburg pub. house,
Minneapolis.
SONGS oF IRELAND; grand selection, by
Shipley Douglas, arr. by H. F. Odell;
mand. oreh. [5735
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308681: Cundy-Bettoney
co.. Boston.
Sones (THE) WE HEAR; words by
E. C. Firmage, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5736
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 27,
1913; E 3805648; Edna Chipman
Firmage, Fork, Utah.
SONNABEND IM HOCHGEBIRGE; ged. von
Th. Ackermann, musik von Friedr.
Ullrich, op. 124; miannerchor, Parti-
tur. 4to. [5737
© Feb. 15, 1913;)2;e iat
1918; E 303455; Fr. Ullrich, Godes-
berg a Rh., Germany.
SONNENAUFGANG; ged. von Isolde
Kurz, musik von Josef Anton Mayer,
op. 20; mannerchor. Chorstimmen.
Ato. [5738
© Jan. 29,-1913; 2 eereps 40:
1913; E 306480; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
SONRISA DE PRIMAVERA ; vals por José de
J. Martinez, op. 68; ed. por Enrique
Munguia ; pianoforte. [5739
© Oct. 26, 1912° Zeer
1913; E 308396; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
SoROR DOLOROSA; poésie de Catulle-
Mendés, musique de Riccardo Zando-
nai. [5740
© Feb. 13, 1918; 2 @ Hen,
1913; E 806520; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
SORRENTINA; tarentelle, petit morceau
facile, par C. Graziani-Walter; pi-
ano. (Guirlande de petites fleurs,
no. 8.) [5741
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 e@ Mar. 5,
1913; E 303191; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
Sortig; closing voluntary by Albert
Renaud, op. 1388, no. 6; organ.
[5742
© Mar. 12, 1918-2 @eiieeea.
1918; E 303335; G. Schirmer, New
York.
SOUL PRAISE; words by Edgar P. Stites
and others, music by H. N. Lincoln
and cthers. 12mo. [5743
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 22,
1918; A 344118; Horace Neely Lin-
coln, Dallas.
SoUL-SsTAR; trio, words by Helen F.
Bantock, music by Granville Ban-
tock; female voices, unaee. 4to.
[5744
© Mar. 26, 19138: 2 ec. Mar. 25,
1918; E 3806949; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
346
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913 :
Souv’s (THE) REJOICING IN THE RESUR-
RECTION; Easter anthem, English
text by Helen A. Dickinson, music
by Georg Joseph, arr. by Reimann
and Dickinson; mixed voices. 4to.
[5745
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306807; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SOUVENIR D’UN BAL; par Edoardo
Granelli, op. 25, no. 2; piano. [5746
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c@ Mar. 8,
1913; E 8066638; W. Bessel & cie, St.
Petersburg.
SOUVENIR DOULOUREUX; von Gioy. Gius.
Cambini, revu et doigté par Cesare
Barison pour violon avee ace. de pi-
ano. (Repertoire du _ violon, no.
5452.) [5747
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2 c« Mar. 5,
1913; E 303247; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
revision and fingering. ]
SPranko: tango by Louis H. Fisher;
pf. Baltimore, H. R. BHisenbrandt
, Sons. [5748
| © Mar. 26, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 29,
_ 1918; BE 305814; J. Casper Sauer,
Baltimore.
SPERANZA. See Scherzo.
SPREAD THE STORY; words by James
Rowe, music by J. L. Cagle. [5749
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c@ Mar. 17,
1913; E 805486; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5750
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ce Mar. 27,
1913; E 305678; Anne G. Morse,
Providence, R. I.
|
|
| SPRING soNG; words by A. G. Morse,
|
SPRING’S AWAKENING; by Eleanor
Cecile Laning; piano. New York,
BE. C. Laning. [5751
© Mar. 26, 19138; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1918; E 305840; Claude Laning,
New York.
valse-song, words by Maud Cun-
ningham, music by Wilfrid Sander-
son. [5752
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 303548; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SPRINGTIDE; valse, music by Frank
Lambert, arr. by H. M. Higgs; or-
chestra. [5753
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 e@ Feb. 17,
1913; E 3806586; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
piano ace. part. 4to.
(Chappell’s orchestral journal, no.
682. ) [5754
© Feb. 26, 1913: 2 ¢ Feb. 27,
1913; E 303033; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
Sraccatir. See Etude de style.
STAND FOR THE FLAG; words and mu-
sic by E. E. Trowbridge. [5755
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c@ Mar. 15,
1913; E 305403; E. E. Trowbridge,
Kansas City, Kan.
STARLIT EYES OF LOVE; words by W. B.
Delancy, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co,,
ine. [5756
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 138,
1918; E 3808577; William B. De
laney, Chicago.
STAY LONGER YET; words by O. Hend.
rick, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, The H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5757
© Feb. 10,. 1918; 2 e, Mar. 18,
1918; E 308599; O. Hendrick,
Macon, Miss.
STEAMBOAT (THE); words by C. Sel-
liger, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5758
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 308467; Carrie Selliger, Green-
wood. Miss.
STEERSMAN! LEAVE THE WATCH. See
Wagner (Richard). Sailor choruses.
STEH’N HOHE BAUME UM DIE HUTTE.
See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
STELLA; morceau de salon, by George
C. Richardson; piano. (Musical
stories, no. 1.) [5759
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 15,
1913; E 3038379; Vincent music co,
Itd., London.
STEUERMANNSLIED. See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
347
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5760
STILLE LANGSEL (Secret longing); af
Nicolaj Hansen, op. 25; violin og
piano. (Stemningsbilleder, heft 1,
no. 4.) [5760
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306766; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig
Story (THE) OF HASTER; complete
service for Sunday schools, words by
A. A. Payn et al. music by Wm.
Moore et al. 8vo. ' [5761
© “Jan.. 30, 19133" 2 er Mar. 15,
1913; E 308440; Adam Geibel music
co., Philadelphia.
STRADIVARI-LIED; aus der operette Der
zigeunerprimas, musik von Em-
merich Kalman, arr. von Hans
Schott; salonorchester. 4to. [5762
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 303140; Josef Weinburger, Leip-
zig. [Copvright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
text von Julius Wilhelm und
Fritz Griinbaum, musik von Em-
merich Kalman. [5763
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 19138;
EK 303265; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig.
STRAUSS (RICHARD) Feuersnot-
‘ walzer; v. R. Strauss, [and] Tann- |
hiiuser-marsch; v. R. Wagner, neue
sammlung beliebter kompositionen,
arr. v. M. P. Heller, ftir klavier in
erleichterter pearbeitung. (Der
kleine pianist, band 8, no. 17 u. 18.)
[5764
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 303211; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on easy ar-
rangement. ]
—— Grosses duett; aus Ariadne auf
Naxos von R. Strauss, op. 60, arr.
von Carl Besl; gesang u. klavier.
[5765
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2c. Feb. 8, 19138;
H 306610; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
Rosenkavalier; arie des tenor v.
R. Strauss, [and] Tannhiuser; pil-
gerchor, von R. Wagner, neue samm-
lung beliebter kompositionen arr. v.
M. P. Heller, fiir klavier in erleich-
terter bearbeitung. (Der kleine
pianist. band 5, no. 29, u. 36.)
[5766
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 19138;
K 303215; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on easy ar-
rangement. ]
A pt. IN Ruse
STRAUSS (RicHArD)—Continued. ~
———- ——- friihstiicksszene, v. R. Strauss,
[and} Steuermannslied; von R.
Wagner, neue sammlung beliebter
kompositionen arr. von M. P. Heller,
in erleichterter bearbeitung. (Der
kleine pianist, band 5, no. 27 u. 28.)
[5767
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 308214; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on easy ar-
rangement. |
—— —— ochs-walzer, von R. Strauss,
[and] Matrosenlied; von R. Wagner,
neue sammlung beliebter komposi-
tionen arr. von M. P. Heller in
erleichterter bearbeitung. (Der
kleine pianist, band 4, no. 21 u. 22.)
| [5768
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1913;
EH 303212; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on easy ar-
rangement. |
—— schluss-duett, v. R. Strauss,
[and] Rienzi; chor der friedensbo-
ten, v. R. Wagner, neue sammlung
beliebter kompositionen arr. v. M. P.
Heller, fiir klavier in erleichterter
bearbeitung. (Der kleine pianist,
band 4, no. 28 u. 24.) [5769
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1918;
EH 3038213; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris,
[Copyright is claimed on easy ar-
rangement. ]
STREAMLET (THE); by Christian
Schifer, op. 85, pf. (Young folks,
no. 5.) [5770
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2. e.eiier a
1918; E 306880; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
STREICH-QUARTETT IN C MOLL; von
Paul Scheinpflug, op. 16; zwei vio-
linen, viola u. violoncello. Kleine
partitur-ausgabe. 12mo. [5771
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 ceMar ei |
1918; E 303448; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
STRIMPELLATA ALLA LUNA; Serenata
burlesca, di Vincenzo Billi, op. 220,
-traserizione di Armanno Morlacchi.
1. Mandolino e pianoforte con 2°
mandolino ad lib. 2. Mandolino e
chitarra con 2° mandolino. 3. Due
mandolini, mandola e piano. 4. Due
mandolini, mandola e chitarra.
[5772-5775
© Feb. 13, 1913; 2 ec. each Feb. 14,
1918; E 306521-306524; G. Ricordi |
& co., Milan.
348
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
5792
StTupiosus JARoMIR; lied aus der ope-
- rette Die studentengriifin, oder Die
stille stadt, text von Victor Léon,
musik von Leo Fall. [5776
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 13, 1913;
FE 306496; Drei masken-verlag, Mu-
nich.
StupiuM (DAs) DER vyIOLA; prakti-
scher lehrgang fiir die viola in zwei
teilen, von Harry Schloming, op. 20.
Erster teil, mit englisch und deut-
schem text. [5777
© Oct. 17, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 3038385; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
StyMiz (THE); comedy in three acts,
book by P. S. Bliss, lyrics by G.
Sturgis, music by R. L. Blaikie and
~W. Faulkner. [5778
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2c. Mar. 31, 1913;
E 305837; Ralph L. Blaikie, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
STYRIENNE; morceau de salon par
D. Alard, op. 49, revu et doigté par
Hans Sitt; violon et piano. Cah. 6,
no. 9. [5779
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
BE 3038175; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering.]
Suge or SoMERSET; words by Harold
Simpson, music by H. Lyall Phillips;
in C and D. [5780
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 17,
1913; E 306890; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew Itd., London.
SUITE IN 5 SATZEN; von Gustav Laz-
arus; flo6te u. klavier. Inhalt :—1.
Gondoliera.—2. Intermezzo.—3. Ada-
gietto—4. A la gavotte—5. Valse
brillante. [5781
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306678; A. E. Fischer, Bremen,
Germany.
SUMMERTIME (THE) MOON; words and
music by Leslie Elliott. [5782
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 303324; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
SuN oF My SOUL; words by John Keble,
music by James R. Gillette; tenor or
soprano solo and quartet, with organ
ace. 4to. (Music for the sanctuary,
no. 157.) [5783
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2c. Mar. 27, 1913;
E 305611; Edward Schuberth & Co.,
New York.
87598—13——8
SUNBEAM; words and music by W. M.
Jerome. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [5784
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 27, 1913;
EK 3805636; Wm. Myron Jerome, Ham-
ilton, Canada.
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY; music
by James Kendis. Melody only.
[5785
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1918; B 308392;
Billy Busch music pub. co., ine., New
Work,
SUNDAY MORNING; by A. P. Risher;
pf. (Seven characteristic pieces, no.
1) [5786
© Feb. 27, 1918: 2 « Feb. 28,
1913; E 308841; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
SUNSHINE AND ROSES; lyric by Gus
Kahn, music by Egbert Van Alstyne.
[5787
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c Mar. 26,
1913; E 305604; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SUNSHINE (THE) OF LIFE’S GOLDEN
MORN; words by Henry Aiken, music
by H. P. Danks. [5788
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
BH 305160; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SUPPLICATION; romance by Felix Go-
din; pf. [5789
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2. ¢. Mar. 17%,
1913; E 306886; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
SUSANNAH; words by I. Chasman,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5790
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 ce. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305705; Israel Chasman,
San Antonio.
Susr; operette in drei akten, text von
Franz Martos, deutsche bearbeitung
und gesangstexte von Julius Wil-
helm, musik yon Aladar Reényi;
klavierauszug zu zwei hinden mit
unterlegtem text. Vorspiel und nos.
1-18. [5791
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 306908; Franz Bard &
bruder, Vienna. [Copyright is
claimed on _ pianoforte arrange-
ment. ]
SUSSEX DRINKING SONG; words by A.
F. Bell, music by Florence Aylward.
[5792
© Mar. 15, 19138; 2c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306890; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5793
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
SwALLows’ (THE) GOOD-BYE; words by
R. Beet, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine.
©, Feb.) 24,;1913% )2 se) Marea,
1918; E 305641; Richard Beet, Gos-
forth-New Castle-on-Tyne, England.
Swan (THE) (Le cygne) ; a tone pic-
ture by John Adam Hugo, op. 25,
no. 8, transcribed by Marion G.
Austin; organ. [5794
© Feb, 15, 19138;.2c, Beb: 24,
1913; E 3052338; Ovide Musin, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
SwWANEE RIvER; humoreske, by Anton
Dvorak, arr. by Walter A. Wilson;
trio or chorus of women’s voices
with violin obligato. (Octavo edi-
tion. no. 10276.) [5795
© Mar”.25, 1048 2. 2¢.. Marz. 125,
19138; E 308839; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
SWATTING SONG; words by L. HE. and
C. A. Thompson, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [5796
© Feb. 10,. 1913: 2 c..Mar, 18;
1918; WH 808560; LL. EB. .&.C. Az
Thompson, Bowling Green, Ky.
SWAY, SWAY, SWAY; words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Lewis F. Muir.
[5797
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 305178; F. A. Mills, inc., New
York.
SWEET ALICE, BEN BOLT; arr. by Will
D. Moyer; mandolin duo. [5798
© Mar. 25, 1913;" 2 .c. Mar.28,
1913; E 305768; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
SWEET AND Low. See Favorite songs.
SweEer BoNIBEL; words by J. Cunning-
ham, music by Sadie E. Cunning-
ham. [5799
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1918; E 305526;
Jeannette Cunningham, Anaconda,
Mont.
SWEET BRIAR; by Heller Nicholls; pi-
ano. English fingering. [5800
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1913;
E 306596; Warren & Phillips, Lon:
don.
[5793 |
SWEET CHARMING SUE; words and mu-
sic by H. E. Larcombe. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5801
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 13,
1913; E 308627; H. H. Larcombe,
Lochsley, Wash.
SWEET DREAMS; words by A. Vold, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5802
© Feb: 10, 1913->2" G) aia
1913; E 3808590; Amun Vold, Ken-
sett, Ia.
Sweet EILEEN ASTHORE; waltz by
James I. Russell, arr. by Sol. P.
Levy; orch. 4to. [5803
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305149; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
SWEET (THE) HOMELAND; words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn. [5804
© Mar. 13, 191837920 eiaeene,
1918; E 808876; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago.
SwrEEet Motz~ty McCarti; words and
melody by J. E. Russell. [5805
© Mar. 18,1913; 2 ee via
1913; E 305755; Chas. H. Henderson
music pub. co., Corry, Pa.
SWEET SIMPLICITY; syncopated waltz
by R. G. Gradi; pf. [5806
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 805247; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
SWEET (THE) SONG THE CHOIR SANG;
words by C. H. Ray, music by L. A.
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5807
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 3085438; Chas. A. Ray, Brooklyn.
SWEET SUMMER DAYS; by Geo. R. Pres-
ton; pf. [5808
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 c Webs 28,
1918; E 308342; Hatch musi¢ ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
SWEET TULIP MEAD; words by Phil.
Scott, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5809
© Feb. 10, 19185 2c. 5ieieaie:
1918; E 808587; Philip A. Scott,
Medford, Mass.
SWEETEST (THE) FLOWER THAT BLOWS;
words by Frederick Peterson, music
by L. Gustave Susemihl; high in G
and med. in E fiat. Los Angeles;
R. W. Heffelfinger. [5810, 5811
© Feb. 3, 1913; 1 c. each Feb. 11,
1913; 1c. Mar. 6, 1913; EH 305243,
305244; Louis G. Susemihl, Ocean
Park, Cal.
350
no. 3, 1918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
SWEETHEART KISS ME ONCE AGAIN;
words and music by M. E. Henry-
Ruffin. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5812
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305651; Mrs. M. Henry-
Ruffin, Mobile, Ala.
SWEETHEART MArRy, OF INVERARY;
Scotch song, words by Sidney Davis,
music by T. W. Thurban. [5813
Pep. 24, 1918: 2 e.. Feb... 21,
19138; E 306628; Empire music pub.
office, Itd., London.
SWEETHEARTS; entr’acte from the
opera, lyrics by Robert B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert. 1. Violin
and piano. 2. High voice.
[5814, 5815
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; E 808794, 308799; G. Schirmer,
New York.
SWEETHEARTS STILL; words by M. R.
Barnard, music by Mrs. C. Ullrick
Tuck. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5816
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305688; Mrs. Millicent R.
Barnard, Kirkland, Wash.
Swirr (A) ELOPEMENT; tabloid opera
in one act, lyrics by A. Maynard
Griggs, music by D. S. Percival.
Vocal score. [5817
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1913; D 19264;
Alice M. Griggs and Drusilla S.
Percival, Seattle.
SYLTER LIED (SOLRING SOONG) ; ged. von
Theodor Siebs, musik von Wilhelm
Berger; miinnerchor. Ausgabe B.
4to. [5818
@yemMer. 11; 1918; 2 <. Mar. 25,
1913; E 306963; Carl Simon, Berlin.
SYMPATHY; waltz song from the comic
opera The firefly by Rudolf Friml,
arr. by Andor Pintér; pf. [5819
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 305249; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
—— ——-arr. by G. Gast; violin and
piano. [5820
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 10, 19138;
E 305321; G. Schirmer, New York.
{Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
TAKE ME BACK INTO THE COUNTRY;
words and music by B. F. Nysewan-
der. [5821
@ Mar. 27, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305834; B. F. Nysewander,
Chicago.
5828
TAKE ME BACK TO THE GIRL OF MY
DREAMS; waltz song words by Ed-
mund J. Ley, music by HE. J. Ley
and Wallie Jeffries. New York.
Arthur J. Ley. [5822
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 e. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 3053886; Ley, Jeffries & Stephan,
New York.
TAKE ME TO THY HEART; words and
music by W. C. Shimoneck. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine.
[5823
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 a Mar. 27,
1918; E 3056738; William C. Shimo-
neck, Washington.
TALE (THE) OF THE SLIPPER; comedy
act in three scenes, lyrics by H. C.
Schultz, music by W. J. Buenning.
[5824
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1913: D 19255;
Harry G. Schultz and Wm. J. Buen-
ning, Madison, Wis.
TANNHAUSER. See Wagner (Richard).
TANNHAUSER-MARSCH. See Wagner
(Richard). .
TANZANWALT (DER); vaudeville in drei
akten, text von Pordes-Milo und
Erich Urban, musik von Walter
Schiitt; klavierauszug mit tiberleg-
tem text. [5825
© Dee. 14, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8. 1918;
D 19262; Anton J. Benjamin, Ham-
burg, Germany.
TANZLIED, See
(Carl).
TANZI UND DREHT EUCH; text und mu-
sik von Kamillo Horn, op. 62; hohe
stimme. (Liebesweisen 1. folge, no.
5.) [5826
iC) Web: 18;,1913;. 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303425; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig.
Taps. See Day (A) with the soldiers.
TARANTELLA SICILIANA; by V. Spadea ;
Heymann-Rheineck
piano. [5827
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 14,
1913; E 3053898; V. Spadea, New
York.
TARANTELLE; par A. Ndlck, op. 167,
no. 4; violoncelle et piano. (Six
petits morceaux, no. 4.) [5828
©} Rebs) 8,’ 1013s-2 -¢ Web. 21,
1913; E 306622; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
with the
TATTOO. See
soldiers.
Day (A)
30l
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5829 pt. 11, n.s.,v.8 —
|
Tk Drum; set to music by Samuel
Liddle; in F; mixed voices. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 157;
in his Morning, communion and
evening service.) [5829
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 22,
1913; E 3038609; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London.
Te Drum IN C; music by Philip
James; mixed voices; organ acc.
(Octavo choruses, no. 5788.) [5830
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1918; E 805858; G. Schirmer, New
York.
TEACH ME TO FORGET; words and mu-
sic by J. W. Rummel. [5831
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1912; E 305592;
J. Willard Rummel, New Castle,
Ind.
TELL IT TO THE LORD IN PRAYER;
words by N. W. Allphin, music by
A. B. Sebren. [5832
KO) Mar,..t1, 1013. 2 ¢, Mar. (17;
1913; E 305492; A. B. Sebren, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
TELL ME, MY LUTE; part-Song, words
by Sheridan, music by W. H. Reed;
mixed voices. 4to. [5833
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1918; E 303050; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME WHILE
WE’RE SAILING IN THE SKY; words
by Maurice A. Beer, music by F.
Scura, arr. by Eugene Platzmann.
[5834
© Web. 15, 1913: 2 ec. Mar. 38,
1918; E 305114; Frank Scura, New
York.
TEMPEST (THE); march two step, by
Harry J. Lincoln; piano. [5885
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2.¢. -Mar..25,
1913; E 3808860; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
TERRIBLE (THE) ROBBER MEN; from
song from Connacht, nine poems of
Padraic Colum, music by Herbert
Hughes. [5836
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 15,
1913; E 303368; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
TEUFELSWrG (DER); musikdrama in
drei akten, text von Rudolf Lothar,
musik von Jgnatz Waghalter; voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit deutis-
chem text. [5837
© Aug. 1, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 21,
1913; D 19269; Louis Oertel, Han-
nover, Germany.
Texas TOMMY DANCE; king chanticleer,
by Nat. D. Ayer; pf. [58388
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 & Mar. 12) |
1918; E 38083882; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
THAT BIG BASS DRUM; words by Wil-
liam A. Brown, music by C. Perillo.
[5839
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1913; B 305595;
Carl Perillo, Brooklyn.
THAT BURGLAR RAG; words and music |
by H. Ruby. Unaee. [5840
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1918; E 305452;
Harry Edwards, Bronx, N. Y.
THAT CONTAGIOUS RAG; by Edw. J. Mel-
linger; pf. St. Louis, Stark music |
co. [5841
©. Feb. 21, 1913: 2 ea Pens ee:
1918; E 3805287; John Stark, St.
Louis.
THAT CURIOUS RAG; words and music
by William R. Clay. [5842
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 « Mar. 12,
1918; E 3808372; Rowe music pub.
co., Arnold, Pa.
THAT DARN FOOL CHICKEN; words by
HK. A. Ward, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5843
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 @ Mar. 27,
- 1918; EH 305715; E. Agnes Ward, Los
Angeles.
THAT ENTICING TWO STEP; by B. M.
Tice; pf. [5844
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
FE} 3053815; Blanche Tice, Sioux City,
Ta.
THat FRENCH RAG; words and music
by A. Hirsch. [5845
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ¢@ Mark iz;
1918; E 308401; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
THAT FRISKY FRISCO TOWN; words by
Warren Piper, musie by Ernie Bur-
nett. [5846
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c Mar. 17,
1913; FE 305756; Robert D. Sharp
music co., Denver.
THAT LITTLE WORD IF; words by J. De-
lano, music by HE. B. Alberts. New
York, C. L. Partee music co. [5847
© Feb. 11, 1918; 2 @ Pemet,
1913; E 308323; Joseph Delano,
Plainfield, N. J.
352
CC ————
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
THAT LULLABY CROON; words by Jack
M. Gregory, music by Tom. BE. Parker.
[5848
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305616; Joseph Krolage mu-
sic co., Cincinnati.
THAT MELANCHOLY MELODY; lyrics by
Maurice W. Aaron, music by Irving
S. Cravis. {5849
© 1c Mar. 17, 1918; E 305503 ;
Aaron & Cravis, Philadelphia.
THAT MELODY; words by Albert Anix,
music by J. W. Newton. Scranton,
Pa., Mrs. J. W. Newton. [5850
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c Mar. 10,
1913; E 3052938; J. Wesley Newton
& Albert Anix, Scranton, Pa.
THAT MYSTERIOUS MELODY; words by
M. W. Aaron, music by Irving S.
Cravis. [5851
© le. Mar. 5, 1913; E 305173;
Maurice W. Aaron, Philadelphia.
THAT RAGGY MELODY; words by V. S.
Brennan, music by C. L. Partee.
New York, C. L. Partee pub. co.
[5852
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
BE 305284; Valentine S. Brennan,
New York.
THAT RAGTIME CHICKEN RAG; words by
W. B. Delancy, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5853
i Mebs 4, 19138; 2 ¢. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308469; William B. De-
lancy, Chicago.
THAT'S THE KID FOR ME; words by
Chris. Booras, music by Franz
Hoffman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5854
Serumen, 4 1913-2 ¢ Mar. 13,
1913; E 308494; Chris. Booras,
Hastings, Nebr.
THAT’S WHAT THE MILLWHEEL SAID;
words by C. M. Denison, music by
A. J. Holmes, arr. by Andrew J.
Baird. [5855
fr mar, 27; 1915-3: ec Mar. 25,
1913; E 308874; Holmes music co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
THATS WHY THE GIRLS LOVE NAVY
BLUE; written by A. J. Mills, com-
posed by Bennett Scott. [5856
@ Mar. 7, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306850; Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
5865
THAT’S WHY THE ROSE NEVER DIES;
poem by Jack Mahoney, music by
Percy Wenrich. [5857
© Feb. 25, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1918; E 3805523; Wenrich-Howard
co., New York.
THAT SOUL KISS DANCE; words by L.
Johnson, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [5858
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ¢, Mar. 13,
1918; E 308572; Levetta Johnson,
Milwaukee.
THAT TICKLISH RAG; words and music
by L. Spencer. obl. 24mo. [5859
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918; BE 305738;
Lera Spencer, De Leon, Tex.
THAT TROMBONE GLIDE; by Cecil Lean,
arr. by Sol. Levy; vocal orch. in F.
4to. [5860
©: Mar, 14/1912; 2 c. Mar. 15,
1918; E 305430; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
THELMA; words by N. C. Woods, mu-
sie by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine. [5861
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 19138;
E 308484; N. C. Woods, Yates, Mo.
THEME VARIFE (Theme and _ varia-
tions); af Nicolaj Hansen, op. 25;
violin og _ piano. (Stemningsbil-
leder, heft 1, no. 2.) [5862
© Jan. 31, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306767; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
THERE IS A VALLEY; words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Arnold Bates; in
E flat. _ [5863
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 303284; Cary & co., London.
THERE IS MAGIC IN A SMILE; from the
comic opera Sweethearts, lyrics by
Robert B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert; high voice. [5864
© Mar. 28, 1913;'2 ¢. Mar: 29,
1918; E 305802; G. Schirmer, New
York.
THERE IS NOTHING DEAR I WOULDN’T DO
FOR you; lyric by G. Buck, music by
D. Stamper. New York, Penn music
co., ine. [5865
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; EH 305358;
William H. Penn, Gene Buck & Dave
Stamper, New York.
303
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5866
THERE IS NO NIGHT IN HEAVEN; hymn
anthem, words by Francis M.
Knollys, music by E. S. Hosmer.
(Octavo church music, no. 10257.)
[5866
© Mar. 25, 19133) 2° @. Wier 225,
1918; E 3088385; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
THERE IS vIcTrorRy; words by James
Rowe, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[5867
©. Mar. 11, 2912.) 2. cyaar a7,
1913; E 805487; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
THERE! LITTLE GIRL DON’T CRY; words
by James W. Riley, music by Albert
EK. Wier. (Gems from The ideal
home music library, no. 4.) [5868
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 11, 1913:
E 305855; Charles Scribner’s sons,
New York.
THERE’S A GENTLEMAN HERE TO-NIGHT
witH —:; written by A. J. Mills,
composed by Maurice Scott. [5869
OC Mar. 14.) 4918+ 2c) Mar. 25,
1913; H 306945; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
THERE’S A HILL BY THE SEA. See Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 396.
THERE’S A LIGHT IN YOUR WINDOW;
words by Elaine Du Bois, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [5870
© Feb.j40, 1903542) ¢ oMancis,
1913; E 3808571; H. Du Bois, Hall-
stead, Pa.
THERE’S A WIRELESS STATION DOWN IN
MY HEART; words by Ed. Moran,
and Joe McCarthy, musie by James
V. Monaco. [5871
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 c Mar. 28,
1918; E 305769; Broadway music
corporation, New York.
THERE’S A WONDERFUL WAY; words by
Geo. A. Little, music by Jack Stan-
lev. [5872
© Mar. 20, 1913: 2. es, Marr 24,
1913; E 308807; Forster-musie pub-
lisher, Chicago.
THERE’S NOTHING LIKE THE SINGLE
LIFE; words and music by C. F.
Hofferbert. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5873
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1918; E 308594; C. F. Hofferbert,
Rochester, N. Y.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
THESE BROTHER HANDS ACROSS THE
SEAS; words by M. W. Stryker,
music by Hubert P. Main. [5874
© Feb: 26, 1913592 ee hemee:
1918; E 308334; Biglow & Main co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new words and name.]
THEY ARE ALL SAYING IT; words by
J. L. Britton, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [5875
© Feb. 10, 1913832) cywiateet os
1913; E 3808585; John L. Britton,
McAlester, Okla.
‘THEY DON’T DAST KICK MY DOG AROUND;
words and musie by W. K. Allen.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [5876
© Feb. 10, 19135 2 ey Maria:
1913; E 308576; Woodruff K. Allen,
Atlanta.
THEY HAVEN’T BROKE MY BASIN UP TO
Now; written and composed by R.
P. Weston, Joe Burley and Maurice
Scott. [5877
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2°@) Mares
1913; E 306946 ; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., ‘London.
THINE FOR EVER; hymn-anthem, words
by Mary F. Maude, music by H.
Elliot Button. (Novello’s octavo an-
thems, no. 1026.) [5878
© Feb..15, 19133) Joc. sfeueea,
1913; E 306570; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
THINGS I SHALL NEVER FORGET; humor-
ous song, words and music by Frank
Wood. [5879
© Feb. 28,.1913; 2 e@) Webir2s;
1918; E 303059; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don.
THINK NOT, LOVE; words by S. M.
Gillett, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [5880
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305671; Sarah M. Gillet,
East Randolph, N. Y.
THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD; anniversary
hymn, words by -Mrs. Ormiston
Chant, music by Thomas Facer;
voice and piano with violin obbli-
gato. (Curwen’s edition, no. 80546.)
[5881
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 ei’ Mars 20;
1918; E 305813; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
304
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1918
THIS DEAR SWEET GIRL OF MINE; words
by James Palmer, music by Geo.
Walter Brown. [5882
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
19138; E 3053884; J. Palmer music
pub. co., Madison, N. J.
THIS HAT PIN; words by H. M. Vose,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [58838
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 19138;
FE 308495; Helen M. Vose, Lebanon,
N. Ef.
THOMAS (CHARLES LOUIS AMBROISE)
Elle ne croyait pas (Ah, little
thought the hapless maid) ; from the
opera, Mignon, by A. Thomas, an-
notated by C. Thurwanger; medium
voice. [5884
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c Mar. 12,
1913; E 303301; Camille Thurwan-
ger, Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on phonetic annotation. ]
THORN (THE), THE ROSE AND YOU; by
H. H. Williams; orchestra. 4to.
. [5885
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1918; E 305842; Harry H. Williams,
Providence, R. I.
THOU ART MY GOD; anthem, text from
the Bible, music by Bradford Camp-
bell, op. 72; mixed voices. 4to.
[5886
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 c Mar. 15,
1918; E 3805426; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
THOU DIDST TURN THY FACE FROM ME;
short full anthem, music by Thomas
Attwood, arr. and words adapted
by Frederick Bridge; mixed voices.
4to. (Novello’s short anthems, no.
21t.) [5887
Sy iifeb. 15,1913, 2) es Feb. 17,
1913; E 306571; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
THOU’RT LIKE A TENDER FLOWER (Du
bist wie eine blume); words by
Heinrich Heine, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Modern poets series;
20 songs for medium and _ high
voice. ) [5888
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308676; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
IHOU’RT LIKE A TENDER FLOWER—Con.
——four part song, words by Heine,
musie by S. L. Herrmann, arr. by
H. Alexander Matthews; women’s
voices. (Octavo edition, no. 10260.)
[5889
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 3808838; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
THOU WILT KEEP HIM; song by Will H.
Ruebush. S8vo. (Jn The choir, v. 14,
no. 3, March, 1913.) [5890
© Mar. 8, 1913; 1c. Mar. 10, 1913;
EH 305335; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati.
THOU WILT KEEP HIM IN PERFECT
PEACE; anthem, words from the Bi-
ble, music by Benjamin Whelpley,
op. 16, no. 5; men’s voices and or-
gan. 4to. [5891
©: Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 3805784; Boston music co.,
Boston.
THOUGHTS OF HOME; words and music
by A. J. Perlik. Washington. Hay-
worth music pub. co. [5892
7 Mar, 7) 1913-2 ¢. Mar.’ 18,
1913; EH 3805567; A. J. Perlik, Pitts-
burgh.
THOUGHTS OF YOU; words by Mary E.
Hitchcock, music by Mary Helen
Brown. > 2. In D flat. 2. In ¥F.
[5893, 5894
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c. each Mar.
25, 1918; E 308849, 308850; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan.
THREE CHEERS FOR WILLIAM TAFT;
words and music by L. J. Taylor.
[5895
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305347; Leonora J. Taylor, Cin-
cinnati.
''HREE FOR JACK; part-song, words by
Fred. E. Weatherly, music by W. H.
Squire, arr. by John Pointer; male
voices. 4to, [5896
© | Feb. 27, 1993; 2 ec. Feb; 28,
1913; E 303044; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ] :
THREE (THE) LITTLE MAIDENS; words
by D. W. Annis, musie by Charles I,
Coleman. Washington. Hayworth
music pub. co. [5897
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 305568; D. W. Annis, Colebrook,
N. HE:
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5898
pt.U1ns,v.8 >
THREE WEEKS; words and music by G.
C. Leap. Melody only. [5898
© 1c Mar. 8, 19138; E 305277;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
THRO’ THE BREAKERS; galop from Sea-
side scenes no. 7 by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; pf. [5899
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2c. Mar. 11, 1918;
BE 305379; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
THROBBING HEARTS (Schlagende her-
zen); valse von EF. Sabathil; piano.
[5900
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28, 19138;
E 303064; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
THROWING (THE) OF THE LINE. See
New gospel hymns.
THUNDER (THE) MAKER; words by
Frederic Manley, music by Henry
FF, Gilbert; mixed voices. The lau-
rel octavo, no. 213.) [5901
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 308739; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton.
THURBAN’S ECCENTRIC RAG; composed
by T. W. Thurban; piano. [5902
© Feb. 24,1918; 2 c. Feb. 21,1913;
E 306629; Empire music pub. office,
ltd., London.
THY WORD IS A LANTERN; words from
the Bible, music by J. Vine; men’s
voices. 4to. (Church choir library,
MO: Lot. y [5903
© Mar. 14,1918; 2c. Mar. 17, 1918;
FE 306871; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
TILL THE SANDS OF THE DESERT GROW
COLD; waltz by Ernest R. Ball, arr.
by Sol. P. Levy; band. 4to. [5904
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 305150; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
TIME WILL ALWAYS BRING FORGIVENESS ;
written by A. J. Mills, composed by
Bennett Scott. [5905
© Mar. 7,1918; 2 ec. Mar. 17, 1913;
E 306847 ; Star music pub. ¢o., 1td.,
London.
"TIS BUDDING TIME; words and music
by K. H. Shifflett. Unaee. [5906
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1912; E 308657;
Kizzie Huskinson Shifflett, Detroit.
"Tis I, MADAME BUTTERFLY; words and
music by I. S. Cravis. Unace. [5907
© 1 ¢. Mar, 17, 1913; TE 305504;
Irving S. Cravis, Philadelphia.
"TIS IN YOUR EYES.
R.)
’Tis rou; words by R. Brighten Salis-
bury, music by Paul Alberto. [5908
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 303277 ; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don.
TIT-FOR-TAT; words by H. C. Daniels,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[5909
© Feb. 10, 1913;°2 € Maras.
1913; E 308552; Henry C. Daniels,
Hartford.
To A DREAMER; words by Agnes Lee,
music by Eleanor Everest Freer, op.
27, no. 1. (High voice.) [5910
© Mar, 17, 19183; 2 ¢.. Mar, 20;
1918; E 3808696; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
See Hogg (Sidney
To A WILD ROSE ON AN INDIAN GRAVE;
words by Mrs. G. M. Calhoun, music
by Albert Swift. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [5911
©. Feb. 24, 1913: 2 eG Mareen
1918; E 3805693; Mrs. G. M. Cal-
houn, Brindidge, Ala.
To ANTHEA; words by Robert Herrick,
music by Louise Ayres Garnett;
high voice in A flat. [5912
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2); Siar
1918; E 808422; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
To BLOSSOMS; words by Robert Her-
rick, music by S. F. Damon. [5913
| © Mar. 21,1918: 3 @ “Mar 20;
1913; E 308701; S. F. Damon, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
To HAVE, TO HOLD, TO LOVE; by Ernest
R. Ball, arr. by W. C. O’Hare; vocal
orch. in E flat. 4to. [5914
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305151; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
To HER; words anon., music by Frank-
lin Hopkins. (Jn Modern poets se-
ries; 20 songs for medium and high
voice. ) [5915
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 @) Mares
1918; E 3808677; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
To SHOW HOW MUCH I LOVE THEE;
words by F. H. Jackson, music by
H. Caley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5916
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 27,
1913; E 305637; Henry Caley, Lin-
coln, England.
306
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
5933
To STAY AT HOME IS BEST; words by
Longfellow, music by Egerton Tid-
marsh. [5917
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306894; BH. Tidmarsh, Lon-
don.
To THAT SWELL DRESS BALL I ASKED
MY GIRL TO GO; words by C. Keen,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[5918
© Feb. 4, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308486; Charlotte Keen, Wilming-
ton, N. C.
To THE DISTANT ONE; words by Goethe,
music by S. L. Herrmann, arr. by
H. Alexander Matthews; three part
women’s chorus. (Octavo ‘edition.
no. 10261.) [5919
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 308837; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
To THEE, OUR COUNTRY; words and
music by E. C. Aiken. Washington,
: H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [5920
.
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308473; E. C. Aiken, Brockton,
Mass.
‘ToccaTA IN G MINOR; by H. Alexan-
der Matthews; organ. [5921
|
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 308358; G. Schirmer, New York.
.
‘Top (Der); ged. von Holderlin, musik
von Fritz Lubrich jun., op. 36, no. 1;
gemischten chor a capella. Parti-
tur. S8vo. (Zwei motetten, no. 1).
[5922
|
|
| © Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c Mar. 21,
pias BE 303439 - 5. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig.
TONT LERCHENLIED AUS LENZESLUFT;
text und musik von Kamillo Horn,
op. 62; hohe stimme. (Liebesweisen
+. folge, no. 7.) [5923
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c Mar. 21,
1913; E 303426; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
:
Tom ATKINS, THE SOLDIER DOLL. See
Knight (Richard).
TomM-ToM; tango Argentine by Rosario
Furnari, arr. by Will H. Vodery;
orch. 4to. [5924
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 6, 1913;
| E 305205; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
' York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
TRAGANT-WALZER ;
Too LATE; words by D. M. Mulock, mu-
sic by John Spencer Camp. [5925
© Mar. 3, 1918: 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
E 305135; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
del phia.
Toronto; words by B. Burdett, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [5926
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 3057138; B. Burdett, West
Webster, N. Y.
Tosca; par Otto Neitzel, op. 36, pour
piano. (Silhouttes, no. 1.) [5927
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303453; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
ToucH (A) FROM THE SPIRIT; words
and music by F. 8. Shepard. [5928
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308312; Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago.
TOUCHED BY HIS LOVE; words by James
Rowe, music by Alvis O. Thomas.
[5929
© Mar. 11,\ 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305499; A. O. Thomas, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
TRAUMEREI. See Schumann (R. A.).—
Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
nach motiven des
tanzspieles Die Prinzessin von
Tragant von Oscar Straus, arr. von
Hans Schott; salon-orchester. 4to.
[5930
© Nov. 11, 1912: 2 ec. Mar. 8,
1913; E 306670; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
—— —— schrammelquartett. 4to.
[5931
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306669; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
4to.
[5932
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306668; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
[5933
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306746; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
—— —— grosses orchester.
357
a |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5934
TRAIL (THE) OF THE LONESOME PINE;
words by Ballard Mae Donald, mu-
sic by Harry Carroll. [ 5934.
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c« Feb. 28,
1913; E 308316; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
TRAMONTO CAMPESTRE; pezzo di genere
di Isidore Conte, per pianoforte.
| [5985
© Dec. 31,’ 1912: 12) creams a,
19138; E 303017; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples.
"TRAUMES-WIRREN.
A.)
TRANENKRUGLEIN (DAS); ged. von
Hermann Erler, musik von Georg
Schumann, op. 57; soli, gemischten
chor, klavier, harmonium und harfe.
Partitur. [5936
©). Oct 31> 191232 ie) Mars (21,
1918; EF 808487; Ries & Erler, Ber-
lin.
TREAD WE A MEASURE; by G. Marschall-
Leepke [pseud. of Grace Clough-
Leighter], op. 28; pf. (Jn Sunny
summer, no. 4.) [59387
© Mar. 8,.1913; 2 c. Mar, 15, 1918;
BH 305423; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
TTRENNUNG; ged. von Car] Pusch, mu-
sik von Edgar Hansen, op. 10, no. 2;
miinnerchor; partitur. 4to. [5938
@© Oct. 7, 1912s: 2°c.. Mar..1,. 1918;
BE 308110; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig.
TREUEN (DIE) MUTTERAUGEN SEH'N ES
pocH; text von Richard Bars, musik
von Edwin Haller, op. 44. [59389
@ Meb) “27, 191s: 32 «@ -Feb.. 28.
1918; EK 303062; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin.
Trio IN D MINOR; by Donald Francis
Tovey, op. 14; piano violin and Eng-
lish horn or viola.
©) Jan: 10, 1913: 2 egan, 21,
1913; EH 806554; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TRIO IN H puR; von Franz Mikorey;
violine, violonecell u. klavier. [5941
© Jan. 8, 1918; 2 c Mar. 8, 1918;
HK 306704; C. KF. Kahbnt nachfolger.
Leipzig.
TRIUMPHANT JOY; ed. by R. H. Cor-
nelius, J. W. Dennis, Arel Bertrand
and W. A. Stewart... [Round note
ed.] Midlothian, Tex., R. H. Cor-
nelius, 1918. 256 p. 8vo. $0.35.
[5942
ec. Mar. 21,
See Schumann (R.
© Mar. 14, 1918: 2
1918; A. 343560: R.
Midlothian, 'Tex.
[5940
H. Cornelius, |
pt. LVN: &
TRIUMPHANT (THE) TRIOLOGY OF AN-
CIENT DRAMA; iD six scenes, by H. EH.
Parkhurst; pf..ace [5943
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1913; D 19253;
Howard HK. Parkhurst, New York.
TROMPETER (DER) AN DER KATZBACH;
ballade von Julius Mosen, musik von
Mathieu Neumann, op. 86; fiir min-
nerchor. Partitur. 4to. [5944
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
H 303229; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
TROT ALONG! turkey trot by M. Wag-
niére-Horton, op. 5; pf. [5945
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1918;
EH} 305265; Foetisch fréres, Lausanne,
Switzerland.
arr. par L. Julien Rousseau ;
petit orchestre. 4to. [5946
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 3806759; Foetisch fréres (s. a.),
Lausanne, Switzerland.
‘TROT DE DINDON (Wackeltanz) ; piéce
caractéristique, de Oscar Fetris, op.
179; piano. [5947
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 @ Mar. 21,
1913; E 303466; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
TROVATORE (IL) SELECTIONS. See Fa-
mous selections from famous operas.
TRUE BLUE; words by B. Buech, music
by B. Buenning. [5948
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 « Mar. 31,
1918; E 805850; Billie Buech pub.
co., Chicago.
TRUE FRIENDS; words by J. Parnell,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
. [5949
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 18,
1918; FE 38086380; Joseph Parnell,
Victor, Col.
TRUE LOVE. See Hogg (Sidney R.)
TRUSTING EYES; words by Edward
. Teschemacher, music by Clarence G.
Gartner; in B flat, in C and in D
flat. [5950
© Jan. 29, 1918; 2 c. each Mar. 7,
19138; EH 3803285; Gould & co., Lon-
don.
'TRUTZLIEDCHEN. See
(Ernst) Vier lieder.
TRYSTING SONG; from Prairie pictures,
words and musie by Liza Lehmann.
y [5951
©: Mar. 12, 1918; 2 ¢c. Mait 18,
1913: EF 8083825; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
Kunsemiiller
308
i ca
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1913
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) Can-
zonetta; from the violin concerto of
P. I. Tschaikowsky, op. 35, arr. by
Harvey B. Gaul; organ in G minor.
[5952
© Feb. 19, 19138; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1918; E 308288; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Kein wort von dir, der freude
oder klage (No word from thee of
gladness or complaining); ged. von
Tolstoi, English words by L. H.
David, musik von P. Tschaikowsky,
op. 28, no. 5. (Ausgewahlte lieder
mit klavier, no. 21.) [5953
i. Feb. 27, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 3083841; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on new
edition and English words. ]
Nicht worte, geliebter (Not words,
oh beloved); ged. von Pleschtsche-
jew, English words by L. H. David,
musik von P. Tschaikowsky, op. 6,
no. 2. (Ausgewahilte lieder mit kla-
vier, no. 16.) [5954
eimren, 27, 1918-2 ¢.. Mar, 13,
1913; E 303336; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on new
ed. & Eng. words. ]
—— Nur, wer die sehnsucht kennt (My
sorrow none can know); ged. vy.
Goethe, English words by L. H.
David, musik von P. Tschaikowsky,
op. 6, no. 6. (Ausgewahlte lieder
mit klavier, no. 18.) [5955
© Feb; 27, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 303340; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on new
ed. with Eng. words. ]
——O geh’nicht von mir, mein freund
(Oh do not leave me, my friend) ;
ged. v. Feta, English words by L. H.
David. musik von P. Tschaikowsky,
op. 27, no. 8. (Ausgewahlte lieder
mit klavier, no. 19.) [5956
oe Web. 27, 1913: 2 c. Mar. °13,
1913; E 303337; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on new
edition with Eng. words.]
—— Steh’n hohe biiume um die hiitte
(Around the homestead stand the
high trees); ged. von Mei, English
words by L. H. David, musik von P.
Tschaikowsky, op. 27, no. 4. (Ausge-
wahlte lieder mit klavier, no. 20.)
[5957
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 303338; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on new
ed. with Eng. words. ]
5964
TSCHATKOWSRY (PETER ILJITCH )—Con.
—— Triiumerei (Dreams); aus dem
Kinder-album von P. Tschaikowsky,
op. 39, nr. 21, frei bearbeitet von
Willy Burmester, ftir fléte itiber
tragen von Alfred Piquet; fléte u.
klavier. [5958
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 c@ Mar. 8,
1913; E 306633; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Two movements from the Fifth
symphony; by P. Tschaikowsky, op.
64, arr. by Frank Winterbottom;
mnilitary band. Contents :—Andante
cantabile.—Valse, allegro moderato.
[5959
(©) Mar. 10;'1918; 2 ¢.. Mar, 11,
1913; E 306845; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
— Warum (Why); ged. nach Heine,
English words by L. H. David, mu-
sik von P. Tschaikowsky, op. 6. no. 5.
(Ausgewahlte lieder mit Klavier, no.
a.) [5960
@y Web: 27, 41913* 2 e¢° Mar. 13,
1913; E 303339; Rob. Forberg. Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on new
ed. with Eng. words. ]
TUFTONIA’S DAY; words and music by
E. W. Hayes. Tufts College, Mass.
Tufts bookstore. 4to. _ [5961
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
EH 305145; Elliott W. Hayes, Win-
throp, Mass.
TULIPS, TULIPS, FOR YoU; poem by Mrs.
M. F. Gipson, music by R. A.
Browne. [5962
©) Feb. 27,, 1918;' 2 ce. Feb. 28,
1913; E 3083861; Mrs. M. F. Gipson,
Stamford, N. Y.
TuRN THEE UNTO ME.
O Lord.
*T WAS GRACE DIVINE THAT LIFTED ME;
words by James Rowe, music and
- refrain by J. E. Thomas. [59638
©) Mar. 11, 19133 2:-¢, Mar: 47,
1913; E 305501; J. E. Thomas, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
T'WELVE SONGS; by Claude Debussy.
Ed. & with preface by Charles Fon-
teyn Manney. For high voice. Bos-
ton, O. Ditson company; New York,
Cc. H. Ditson & co. etc., ete., 1913.
4p. 1,50 p. fol. $1.25. [5964
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; A 332777; Oliver Ditson co,
Boston.
See Unto Thee,
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5965
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
TWINKLING STARS; bv Jerome Heller;
piano. [5965
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 « Mar. 19,
1913; E 308654; Church, Paxson &
co., New York.
Two-LIP SALVE; in Widow by proxy,
words by Bert Kalmar, music by
Harry Puck. [5966
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 19,
1913; E 308649; Kalman & Puck
music co., New York.
Two moops; text by Kalzoff, music by
Ludwig Hess. Contents:—a. Merry
farewell.—b. When I see thee. [5967
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 306916; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
Two MOVEMENTS FOR THE FIFTH SYM-
PHONY. See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
TWO-STEP UND WALZER; aus der oper-
ette Die schone excellenz, von Bennu
Sternberg; klavier. [5968
KC) Now c28, 1942 = Disecw Mar.v2t,
1913: E 303481; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
T'YROLIENNE. See Berceuse.—Quasi
menuetto, Wiegenlied [und] Tyro-
lienne.
UM POM TOODLE I-AY; words by Wil-
liam Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [5969
© Mar. 24, 1918; 2 « Mar. 25,
1913; EH 308867; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE; part song,
words by Shakespeare, music by
Julius Harrison; 2 sopranos and
alto. Ato. (Competition festival
choruses, no. 3679.) [5970
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308480; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
UNDER THE MISTLETOE; words by Lil-
lian EK. C. Brierley, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [5971
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 13,
1913; E 308623; L. HE. C. Brierley,
Brooklyn.
UNDER THE RED FLAG; march and two
step by Wm. De Legro; oreh. 4to.
[5972
© Feb. 2, 1913; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
1c. Mar. 26, 1913; E 305737; Wm.
De Legro & son, San Diego, Cal.
UNEEDA TWO steP by Alexandra Ford:
pf. [5973
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1913: B 305182 ;
Mrs. E. S. Ford, New Rochelle, N. Y.
UNTEM IM TALE; ged von Otto Haus-
mann, musik von Mathieu Neu-
mann, op. 87, no. 3; mi&nnerchor;
partitur. 4to. [5974
© Oct. 19, 1912; Qe Rare
1913; E 303105; MHeinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
UNTER DER LINDE; ged von Otto Haus-
mann, musik von Mathieu Neumann,
op. 87; ma&nnerchor; partitur. 4to.
[5975
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 3808106; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
UNTIL YOU COME, MY LOVE; words by
Gertrude Theresa Clark, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (In Modern
poets series; 20 songs for medium
and high voice.) [5976
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 cota sen,
1913; E 3808679; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
Unto THEE, O Lorp; recit., [and]
Turn Thee unto me; prayer, from
the oratorio Eli, composed by
Michael Costa, ed. by Edgardo Léyvi;
in E flat, in F and in G. (Standard
songs by old masters, no. 60). [5977
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2: ¢. each Mar.
20, 1918; E 303588; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Iltd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on new edi-
tion. ]
Up THE OCKLAWAHA; tone picture, by
Marion Bauer; violin and piano.
[5978
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 e. Mar. 3, 19138;
E 305100; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
UP TO THE GATES OF -PARADISE; words
by H. A. Yates, music by Geo. Low-
ell Tracy. [5979
© Mar. 18, 19138; 2 © Mar. 20,
1913; E 308704; Emily A. Yates,
Everett, Mass.
UPRAISE A HYMN OF GLADNESS; words
by R. R. Hall, musie by F. A. Chal-
linor. S8vo. (Festival music, no.
81). [5980
© Feb. 10, 1918: 256) Pen sac,
1918; E 306591; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
Uro oc Tviv~L (Anxiety and doubt) ; af
Nicolaj Hansen, op. 25: violin og
piano. (Stemningsbilleder, heft 1,
no. 6). [5981
© Jan. 31, 19138;) 32°6@) Mawes,
1913; E 306768; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
360
ee ae a ee ee ee
——————— —————— CCC el
| VALSE CAPRICE; di
|
|
no. 3, 1913
Vacant (THE) cHAIR. See Favorite
songs.
VALENTINE (A); words by Frederick
Truesdell, music by Arthur Hart-
mann; med. voice in G. [5982
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3,
1913; E 305106; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston,
— words by Gertrude Theresa Clark,
music by Franklin Hopkins. (In
Modern poets series; 20 songs for
medium and high voice.) [5983
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 308674; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
VALSE-AUBADE; par Albert Renaud, op.
82, nr. 1; piano. 5984
© Jan. 11, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306683; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
VALSE BRILLANTE. See Suite in 5 sit-
zen.
Mezio Agostini;
piano. [5985
© Nov, 9,.1912; 2 « Mar. 21,
1913; E 303490; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Leipzig.
VALSE-FILEUSE; par Albert Renaud,
op. 82, nr. 2; piano. [5986
ergans 135-1913: 2 c Mar. 8,
19138; E 306684; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
VALSE IMPROMPTU; von Ernst von
Dohnanyi, op. 23; klavier. (Drei
stiicke fiir klavier, nr. 2.) [5987
omer. 22 1913: 2 e. Mar. 22;
1913; E 303599; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
VALSE LENTE; aus dem tanzspiele Die
prinzessin von Tragant, von Oscar
Straus; klavier. [5988
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306749; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
——par Napoleone Cesi; piano.
[5989
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5,
1912; E 303199; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
VALSE RUSSE (Orosz keringo); von
I. Ivanovici (Ivan Greizinger), arr.
von Julius Hauschka, fiir salon-
orchester. 4to. [5990
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303537; Kaéalm4fn NaAdor,
Budapest, Hungary. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
5998
VALSE TRISTE; by BH. Calva; violon-
cello and piano. (Violoncello lib-
rary, no. 15.) [5991
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1918; E 3806868; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London.
VANO LAMENTO; romanza, versi di
Egido Meneghetti, musica di Filip-
po Stegagno; eanto e piano, servibile
anche per pianoforte solo. [5992
© Mar. 3, 1918: 2c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 3803526; C. Schrmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
VANO SOGNO; versi di Ugo Ghiron,
musica di Camillo Artom. [5993
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 ec Mar. 1,
1918; E 303094; Carisch & Jiani-
chen, Milan.
VARIAEE KARAKTERISTICKE (Charak-
teristische variationen); na theme
Geské lidové pisné z DomaZlicka, pro
piano slozil Jindrich Jindrich. SeSit
1. Heft no. 1-18. [5994
(©); Hebe 25,1813; 2c.) Mar, 21,
1918; E 303456; Fr. A. Urbaének,
Prague.
VARIATIONEN UBER EIN EIGENES THEMA;
von Hrnest Kunsemiiller, op. 6, fiir
klavier zu zwei hiinden. [5995
Oe, (O12: Ze Mar. 21,
1913; E 3038531; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd., Cologne a Rh., Germany.
VENUS (THE) WALTZ; on melodies
from Oh, oh, Delphine, by Ivan
Caryll, arr. by H. M. Higgs; piano.
| [5996
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
EK 306831; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on piano
solo. ]
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Gipsy-Song; from
La traviata, text by James Vance,
music by G. Verdi, arr. by Hum-
phrey Mitchell. (The laurel octavo,
no. 2238.) [5997
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 308862; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text.]
VERS DE SOCcIETE; trois imitations par
Isidore Leo Pavia, pour le piano.
Contents: Sonnet. — Rondeau de
Monmartre.—Vers de société, valse.
[5998
© Mar. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303164; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don.
361
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5999
pt. III, n.s., v.8
VERWANDLUNG; ged. von Walther Hey-
mann, musik von Paul Scheinpfiug,
op. 18, ftir mittlere singstimme.
(Sechs gesinge, no. 4.) [5999
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 303221; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
Victory; words by M. Edwin Johnson,
music by A. M. Ewert. [6000
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1918; E 305241;
Albert Merritt Ewert, Pawnee, Ill.
VIER (DIE) GEISHAS; tanzszene fiir 4
damen, text von W. O. Biichner, mu-
sik von Curt Goldman, op. 515.
Tanzauffitihrungen, no. 4. [6001
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306788; Gustay Richter theater-
verlag, Leipzig.
VILLANELLE; et La gitana; morceaux
de salon par D, Alard, op. 49, revus
et doigtés par Hans Sitt; violon et
piano. Cap. 1, no. 1. [6002
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 303176; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering. ]
VINETA-GLOCKEN; ged. von Richard
Zoozmann, musik von Otto Ludwig,
op. 12; miinnerchor; partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [6003
C):, Sepi.. 20, 191222 tc. Mag. 1:
1918; E 803115; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
ViRA; mazurea by T. Mahler; pf.
[6004
© Mar. 1, 19138; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305192; Theo. Mahler, Belize,
British Honduras.
VITA TRIESTINA; canzonetta popolare,
parole di Carlo Dolcetti, musica di
Michele Chiesa. [6005
© Jan. 24, 1913; 2:e Mar. 5, 1918;
E 303249; C. Schmid] & co., Leipzig.
VIVE LE ROI; marsch nach motiven der
operette, Der zigeunerprimas, musik
von Emmerich Kalman, arr. von A.
Ischpold und Hans Schott. 4to. 1.
Grosses orchester. 2. Salonorchester.
[6006, 6007
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 1,
1918; E 308141, 303142; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
VOICES OF HASTERTIDE; words by Ella
Cummins Hatch, music by H. L.
Ashford; med. voice in D (Two
Kaster songs) [6008
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 ce Feb. 24,
1913; medium voice, 2 ¢c. each Mar.
15. 1918; high and low voice; H
305454; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
36
VoLK (DAS) SO IM FINSTERN WAN-
DELT; weihnachtskantate, dichter un-
bekannt, musik von H. A. Schuma-
cher; gemischten chor. Partitur.
4to. (Compositionen fiir gemisch-
ten chor. nr. 4.) [6009
© Mar. 13, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 19,
1918; E 3808652; H. A. Schumacher,
Watertown, Wis.
VoM WEGE; ged. von Walther Hey-
mann, musik von Paul Scheinpflug,
op. 18, fiir mittlere singstimme.
(Sechs gesinge, no. 2.) [6010
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
EK 3803222; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
VON DIR ZU SCHEIDEN; volkslied, mu-
sik von Karl Klanert, op. 36; drei-
stimmigen frauenchor mit piano-
forte. Klavierauszug u. stimmen,
(Zwei gesinge, no. 2.) [6011
© Jan. 30, 1919: 2eentenee.
1918; E 306488; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
VOTES FOR WOMEN; march and two
step by M. G. W. Mechlin; pf.
[6012
© Mar. 18, 1913: 2 eMart,
1918; E 305455; Madeline G. W.
Mechlin, New York.
WACKELTANZ (DER); text von Theo.
Oppermann, musik W. Aletter. 1.
Orchester mit tiberlegtem text. 2.
Salonorchester mit tiberlegtem text.
Hamburg, Anton J. Benjamin.
[6018, 6014
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 21,
1913; E 303461, 303462; W. Aletter,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangements. ]
WACKLER; ragtime two-step, text von
Leo Veit, musik von Herman Krome;
gesang und klavier. Berlin,
Deutscher operettenverlag. [6015
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 21,
1913; E 3808583; Leo. Veit, Charlot-
tenburg, Germany.
WAR’ES AUCH NICHTS ALS EIN TRAUM
vom GLUCK; walzerlied aus der oper-
ette Eva von Franz Lehar. 1. Fir
grosses und kleines orchester. 2.
Fiir schrammelquartett. 4to.
[6016, 6017
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1913 ; E 806747, 306748; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
9
hod
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
WAR’ES AUCH NICHTS ALS EIN TRAUM
vom GLuick—Continued.
—— ——-arr. von Hans Schott; salon-
orchester. 4to. [6018
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306671; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement.]
WaGner (RicHAarD) Elsa; from Lo-
hengrin’s English translation by
Frederic Manley, music by Richard
Wagner, arr. by Bertha Remick;
treble voices. (The laurel octavo,
no. 225.) [6019
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 308732; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on hew text and arrangement. }
—— Feen (Die); romantische oper in
3 akten, von R. Wagner, herausge-
geben von Michael Balling. Par-
titur. [6020
Gi yNoyv. 1, 1912;. 2-¢.. Mar.. 21,
1913; D 19268; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
—— Improvisation; itiber ballade u.
matrosenchor, aus Der fliegende
Hollinder von R. Wagner, arr. von
Eduard Schiitt; piano. [6021
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c Mar. 8,
1913; E 306679; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
——-——iber das lied O du mein
holder abendstern aus Tannhiuser
von R. Wagner, arr. von Eduard
Schiitt; piano. [6022
pabec. 16,.1912; 2 ec... Mar. 8,
1913; E 306680; Adolph Fiirstner.
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
liber den pilgerchor aus
Tannhiauser von R. Wagner, arr. von
Eduard Schiitt; piano. [6023
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c Mar. 8,
1913; E 306681; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Lohengrin; romantische oper in
drei akten, von R. Wagner, English
translation by Frederick Jameson,
musik arr. von Karl Klindworth;
yolistindiger klavierauszug (vocal
score). [6024
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 17, 1913;
E 306891; Schott & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
Matrosenlied. See Strauss (Rich-
ard) Rosenkavalier.
6030
WAGNER (RicHarp)—Continued.
Meistersinger (Die) von Niirn-
berg; fantasie von R. Wagner, bear-
beitet von Ferd. Rebay:; pianoforte.
[6025
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
EK 306680; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Pilgrims chorus; from Tannhiiuser
by R. Wagner, arr. by F. Flaxington
Harker; 2 sopranos and alto. 4to.
[6026
© Mar. 14,1918; 2¢. Mar. 15, 1913;
E 305448; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement for women’s voices. |
— Rheingold (Das) (The Rhine-
gold) ; fantasie, musik von R. Wag-
ner, bearb. von Ferd. Rebay; klavier.
[6027
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 21, 19138;
FE} 808475: Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
— Rienzi; chor der friedensboten.
See Strauss (Richard) Rosenkava-
lier.
Sailor choruses; from The flying
Dutchman by Richard Wagner.
adapted by N. Clifford Page; men’s
voices. (The laurel octavo, no. 212.)
Contents: Final chorus, act 1.—
Steersman! leave the watch. [6028
© Feb..21, 19138; 2.c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 308363; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text.]
—— Steuermannslied. See Strauss
(Richard) Rosenkayalier.
pilgerchor. See
Rosenkavalier.
Tannhiiuser ;
Strauss (Richard)
Tannhiiuser-marsch. See Strauss
(Richard) Feuersnot-walzer.
Walkiire (Die) (The Valkyrie) ;
fantasie, musik von R. Wagner,
bearb. von Ferd. Rebay; klavier.
[6029
© Mar. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 21, 19138;
E 303479; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
WAGNER COULDN'T WRITE A RAG TIME
SONG; words by Wm. Jerome, music
by Jean Schwartz. [6030
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2c. Mar. 28,1913:
E 305770; Jerome & Schwartz pub.
co., New York.
363
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6031
WAIT A BIT; waltz by H. Caley; pf.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6031
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1918;
H 805670; Henry Caley, Lincoln,
Mngland.
WAITING; meditation by Chas. C. Wil-
liams; pf. [6082
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1918; BH 38053825; Warner C. Wil-
liams, Indianapolis.
—— words by Alice Brownell, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6083
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
WH 3808508; Alice O’Brien, Albany,
Nik
WAITING FOR THE RoBerT BF. LEE; one
step, arr. by Henry BE. Pether; mili-
tary band. (Jn Boosey’s supplemen-
tal journal, 1918, no. 111.) [60384
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2c. Feb. 10, 1918;
BH 3806469; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
WAITING FOR you; words by Grace
Benge, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [60385
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1918; HE 808558; Mrs. J. H. Benge,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
WALKING IN THE MOONLIGHT; schot-
tische, by Katie M. Simms; pf.
[6036
Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1918; FE 805617; Joseph Krolage mu-
sie co., Cincinnati.
WALKING IN THE WAY WITH THE
SaviourR; words by Lizzie De Ar-
mond, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[6037
© Feb. 18, 1918; 2 «a Feb. 28,
1918 ; BE 808818; Geo. F. Rosche, Chi-
cago.
WALKURE (Dir) See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
WALTZ CHARMING; by C. Lewis, op. 22,
no. 4; pf. 60388
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
19138; FE 805621; Lewis music co., At-
lantie City.
WALTZ-MINUET; by Emil Kronke, ed.
by Hugo Ries; pf. [60389
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 10,1918;
BH} 805841; Boston musie co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
pt. 111, n.s8.,v.8
WALZER-INTERMEZZO; von Oscar Hye;
piano.
©. Mar. 38, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 14, 1913; |
FH 3038349 ;x Augener, ltd., London.
WANDRER (DER); ged. von
Tuor, musik
4to.
Y) 306557; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
WaruM. See 'T'schaikowsky (P. I.)
WAS ONLY DEAR OLD DAD; words by |
Hlsie G. Ide, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢co., |
ine. [6042
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 27, |
oh .
1918; E 805707; EB.
Morgan, Colo.
WAS SICH DIE BLUMEN ERZAHLEN; sa-
G. Ide,
lonsttick von Heinrich Mannfred, op.
101; pianoforte. [6043
© Feb. 7, 1918; 2 ¢. Feb. 18, 1913; |
E 3806958; Hermann Sack, Berlin- —
Schéneberg, Germany.
WATCHMAN, TELL US OF THE NIGHT;
words by John Bowring, music by
Harry Rowe Shelley; mixed voices
with organ ace. 4to. [6044
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 7, 19138;
FH 3805245; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
WATERFALL (THE); words by C. Ave-
ling, music by H. Samuel; soprano
and alto. Svo. [6045
© Feb. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Feb. 3, 19138;
EH 308268; Harold Samuel and
Claude Aveling, London.
WAY OF THE WORLD; syncopated
waltzes by Will B. Morrison; pf.
[6046
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 19138;
BH} 805214; Warner C. Williams, In-
dianapolis.
WE ALL
HOME; written by A. J. Mills, com-
posed by Bennett Scott.
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 25,
1913; EK 306947; Star musi¢e pub. co.,
ltd., London.
WE ARE LOYAL SOLDIERS OF THE CROSS;
words and music by Thomas Ben-
ton. [6048
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c Mar 1G
1918; E 3805488; Quartet music Co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
WE'LL TAKE A TRIP TO CUPID’S LAND}
words by Maurice W. Aaron, music
by BE. Hanff, jr. [6049
© 1c. Mar. 15, 19138; EB 305409;
Blias Hanff, jr., Philadelphia.
364
Alfons -
von Georg Haeser; >
miinnerchor; partitur und stimmen, ©
[6041 —
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 17, 1913; |
PROMISED TO GO STRAIGHT —
[6047 |
4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 19138
' WE MARCH TO VICTORY; processional,
words by G. Moultrie, music by J.
Fletcher; mixed voices. (Octavo
sacred music, no. 28.) [6050
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 15,
1913; E 305416; Joseph Fletcher,
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
WE WILL NEVER GROW OLD DEARIE;
words by L. Burdette, music by E.
Rollman. [6051
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1913; E 308742;
Lillie M. Burdette, Baltimore.
WE WILL PADDLE IN OUR RED CANOE;
words by Mrs. C. Baker, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [6052
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 13,
1913; E 308566; Mrs. Chas. Baker,
Andover, Mass.
WEEP NO MORE; words and music by
C. B. Meshey. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [6053
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305654; C. B. Meshey, Tren-
ton, N. J.
WEH DIR KIND FIN ARMUTH; words by
I. Lillian, music by J. Rumshisky.
(Chantshe in America, no. 2.)
[6054
© Mar. 4, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 308435; Hebrew pub. co., New
York.
WEIHNACHTS-WIEGENLIED (Bohemian
Christmas cradle-song); nach. dich-
tung von W. Henzen, English version
by Clarence Dickinson, musik von V.
Novak; minnerchor. 4to. Partitur
und stimmen. (Repertoire des
sangerbundes mihrischer lehrer, no.
13.) [6055
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 306938; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing of text.]
WEIHNACHTSSTIMMUNG (Yule - tide
thoughts) ; leichte fantasie von H.
Ernst Richter, op. 121, fiir pianforte
- zu 6 hinden. [6056
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303179; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany.
WELCOME EASTER DAY; an Easter serv-
ice, words by Irene Durfee et al,
- music by Henry Coleman et al, Chi-
cago. Bilhorn bros. 8vo. [6057
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305242; P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago.
6066
WELCOME HOME; words and music by
C. Hurley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6058
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
EK 808531; C Hurley, Brooklyn.
WELLESZ (Econ) Drei klavierstiicke;
von EH. Wellesz, op. 9. [6059
© Mar. 17, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306863; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
WELT (DIE) STEHT AUF DEM KOPF;
two-step nach motiven der posse, Der
zaungast, musik von Martin Knopf,
fiir klavier. [6060
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 306915; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
WENN ICH GESTORBEN; text und musik
von Kamillo Horn, op. 62; hohe
stimme. (Liebesweisen I. folge, no.
6.) [6061
© Feb. 18, 1913: 2 ¢ Mar. 21,
1918; E 303427; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig.
WERE YOU BUT MINE; words and music
by Lyn Udall, Joe Farnham and Bert
Hall. [6062
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 27,
et EK 305633 : Shapiro music pub.
. New York.
WHAT A FRIEND WE HAVE IN JESUS;
variations by John Martin; pf.
[6063
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 10,
1918; E 305302; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement and variations. ]
WHAT DOES GRANDFATHER SEE; words
by Livingston Joy, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6064
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913; E 308611; F. L. Joy, Iowa
City, Ia.
WHAT IS THE USE OF STICKING AROUND
* WHEN YOU KNOW YOU’VE GOT TO GO;
words and music by F. Donegani.
[6065
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1913; E 308684;
Francesco Donegani, Reno, Ney.
WHAT’S THE GREATEST THING IN THE
WORLD ; words by Collin Davis, music
by Al. W. Brown. [6066
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1918;
E 305159; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
869
87598—13——_9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6067
pt. III, 0. S., v. 8
WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH BROWN;
words and music by H. H. Apple-
gate. Words and melody only.
[6067
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; E 305362;
BE. H. Applegate, Asbury Park, N. J.
WHAT’S THE USE OF RINGING ON THE
TELEPHONE; written and composed
by Mellor and Gifford. [6068
© Mar. 25, 1913. 2° c) Mar. 27,
1913; E 306974; B. Feldman & co.,
% J. H. Remick & co., New York.
WHAT SHALL I Do? words by C. F.
Fisher, . musie by: Ja," Aj “Clark:
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [6069
Feb. 24, 191352. ¢.. Mar... 27,
1913; E 305639; Mrs. C. F. Fisher,
Marysville, Canada.
WHAT THE STARS ARE.
ney R.)
See Hogg (Sid-
WHAT WOULD I[ NOT GIVE TO ONCE MORE
CALL YOU MINE; words by I. McKin-
ney, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6070
©. Heb; 4°c913© 2 coe Mar 13,
1913; E 308455; Iona McKinney,
Mystic, Ia.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO; words and mu-
sic by G. E. Johnson. Newark, N. J.
Johnson Lyons music pub. co.
[6071
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 a Mar. 7,
1913; E 305260; Geo. EH. Johnson,
Newark, N. J.
WHAT YOU WAITING FOR; words by
Chas. A. Wagner, music by R. J.
Mazza. [6072
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1913; E 305415;
R. Joseph Mazza, Danbury, Conn.
WHATSOEVER THINGS WERE WRITTEN
AFORETIME; anthem, composed by
Charles H. Lloyd; boys or female
voices with soli ad_ lib. Ato.
(Chorister series of church music,
no. 44.) [6073
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 27,
1913; E 306964; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
WHEN A LOVABLE GIRL LOVES YOU;
words by Martin Swanger, music by
W. C. Powell. [6074
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 19,
1913; E 308653; Church, Paxson &
co., New York.
WHEN CHRIST WHO IS OUR LIFE; an-
them for Haster; words from Second
Easter collection, hymn 124, music
by Moritz E. Schwarz; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. [6075
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305144; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE; Selection by
Silvio Hein; pf. [6076
© Mar. 26, 1913:°2/¢ Mar 26,
1913; E 305598; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
song from the musical comedy,
words by Philip Bartholomae, music
by Silvio Hein and Roy Webb.
[6077
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 6, 1918;
E 305213;.T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
WHEN FATHER WENT TO LINCOLN FAIR;
words by EH. Macintosh, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6078
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 ec. Mar, 27,
1918; E 305698; E. Mackintosh,
London.
WHEN GOD GAVE ME YOU; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by J. Fred Helf.
[6079
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mari 132,
1918; E 308412; Forster, music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
WHEN I DREAM OF DAD AND MOTHER;
words by W. Fader, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6080
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1918;
E 308527; Walter Fader, South Bos-
ton, Mass. .
WHEN I SEE THEE. See Two moods.
WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING; from
The isle of dreams, by Ernest R.
Ball, arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; guitar solo. (Guitar publica-
tions, no. 138.) [6081
© Mar. 3, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 5, 1913;
FE 805168; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
WHEN IT’S MOONLIGHT ON THE BILLOWS;
words and music by John T. Hunt.
New York, The New York sheet mu-
sic clearing house. [6082
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 10,
1913; E 305344; Hunt & Hechtman,
Osseo, Minn.
366
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913
6100 .
WHEN JOY-BELLS RING; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by A.
Herbert Brewer. [6083
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1918;
E 308148; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
WHEN LOVE DREAMS COME TRUE; words
and music by Walter B. Bauman.
[6084
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1913; E 305739;
Arthur A. Friestedt, Chicago.
WHEN MICHAEL DOOLEY HEARD THE
BOOLEY, BOOLEY; words by William
Jerome, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[6085
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 308868; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
WHEN THAT LITTLE GERMAN BAND PLAYS
RAG; words by M. W. Aaron, music
by Irving S. Cravis. [6086
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1913; E 305174;
Maurice W. Aaron, Philadelphia.
WHEN THE ANGELS TOOK MOTHER HOME;
words and music by G. R. Sills.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6087
© Feb. 24, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305683; G. R. Sills, Hunter,
Okl.
WHEN THE EVENING SHADOWS BEGIN TO
FALL; words by W. Freshkorn, music
by E. L. Bentley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6088
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308538; Wilford Freshkorn, Roch-
ester, Pa.
WHEN THE GLOAMING SHADOWS YOU;
words by Frank Malcolm, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6089
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913; E 308555; Frank Malcolm
Hardiron, Fort Erie, Canada.
WHEN THE HEART IS YOUNG; part song,
words by Charles Swain, music by
Samuel Richards Gaines; mixed
voices. 4to. [6090
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1913; E 305507; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston. :
WHEN THE LEAVES ARE CHANGING, DEAR
FROM GREEN TO GOLD; words by Philip
J. Caffrey, music by Eugene Platz-
mann. [6091
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1913; E 305338; Philip J. Caffrey,
Brooklyn.
WHEN THE MOCKING BIRDS WERE SING-
ING ON THE FENCE; words by V. C.
Kerr, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6092
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 13,
1918; E 308515; Veta Courtney
Kerr, Taft, Fla.
WHEN THE ONE YOU LOVE FORGETS YOU,
THEN THE WHOLE WORLD SEEMS TO
CHANGE; by Geo. W. Brown, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; in G; vocal orchestra.
4to. [6093
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2c. Mar. 19,
1913; E 308636; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
words by Beth Slater Whitson,
music by Geo. W. Brown. [6094
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305157; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WHEN THE STEAMBOATS ON THE
SWANEE WHISTLE RAGTIME; words by
Jack Caddigan, music by Jas. A.
Brennan. [6095
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 305262; O. E. Story, Boston.
WHEN THE SUMMER SUN IS SHINING;
words and music by A. J. Feather.
[6096
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1918; E 305271;
Annie J. Feather, Reading, Pa.
WHEN WE ALL REACH HOME; words by
James Rowe, music by Alvis O.
Thomas. [6097
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 1%,
1918; E 305500; A. O. Thomas, Ft. |
Worth, Tex.
WHEN WE PLAYED HOOKEY FROM
SCHOOL; words by H. S. Wittmaak,
music by F. Bernhardt. [6098 _
© 1c. Feb. 26, 19138; E 305224;
Fred Bernhardt & H. S. Wittmaak,
New York.
WHEN WE SING IN PARADISE; words by
James Rowe, music by J. M. Hagan.
[6099
©. Mar. “if, 1913: 2 ¢. Mamh.dv,
1918: E 305489; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG, MAcG-
GIE; by Butterfield, arr. by Will D.
Moyer; mandolin duo. [6100
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 305762; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
367
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6101
pt. I1I, n.s., v. 8
WHEN YOU ARE LONELY; words by S.
Provost, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [6101
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 27,
19138; E 305709; Solomon Provost,
South Hadley Falls, Mass.
WHEN YOU FIND THE GIRL YOU CAN’T
FORGET; words by W. S. Francis,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[6102
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
‘E 308544; William S. Francis, New
Haven.
WHEN YOU FIND YOUR LONESOME; words
and music by E. Stuckert and C.
Lange. [6103
© Mar. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1918;
B® 305246; Stuckert & Lange, Cleve-
land.
WHEN YOU LOVE SOMEONE; words and
music by T. Delafield. [6104
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 12.
19138; E 3808395; Trevor Delafield,
East Aurora, N. Y. -
WHEN YOU WERE SWEET SIXTEEN JEN-
NIE; words and music by W. A.
Wilander. [6105
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1913; E 308319;
William A. Wilander, Brooklyn.
WHERE HONEY SUCKLES GROW; words
by M. L. Pittenger, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [6106
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; H 305640; Mrs. M. L. Pitten-
ger, Pontiac, III.
WHERE THE HARVEST MOON IS DREAM-
ING; words by J. P. Neville, music by
€. L. Partee. New York, the C. L.
Partee music co. [6107
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305285; John P. Neville, New
York.
WHERE THE LITTLE SHAMROCK GREW;
words by R. A. Canning, music by
AK. Kallenbach. [6108
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
KE 305587; R. A. Canning & Karl
Kallenbach, San Francisco.
WHERE THE WILLOWS KISS THE TIDE:
waltz song, quartette and chorus,
lyric by J. A. Oblinger, music by
W. J. Webb; ten orchestra parts.
[6109
(© 1c. Mar. 14, 1918; BE 305393;
Jerome A. Oblinger and Walter
ad. Webb, Minneapolis.
WHILE STARS ARE GLEAMING, OF YOUR
SWEET FACE I’M DREAMING; words
by M. Jobnson, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [6110
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1918; E 308591; Martha Johnson,
Exira, Ia.
WHILE STILL THE WORLD IS GREEN;
words by Richard Le Gallienne,
music by Franklin Hopkins, (In
Modern poets series; 20 songs for
medium and high voice.) [6111
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 20,
1913; E 3808663; Cecil Mackie, inc.,
New York.
WHISTLE; waltz by Ben Deely, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; orch. 4to. [6112
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305148; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
WHITE ROSE. See Four short songs.
WhHo’s AFRAID; march by E. S. Phelps;
pf. (Merry days, no. 1.) [6113
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305187; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
WhHuo’s iT (THE) IN THE WALL; words
and musie by H. S. Roberts. [6114
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 @ Mar. 17,
1918; E 805517; George J. Sexton,
Hartford.
WHO’s THE LITTLE GIRL; duet from
When dreams come true, words by
Philip Bartholomae, musie by Sil-
vio Hein. [6115
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305210; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
WHO SHALL ASCEND; music by W. C.
Jordan, mixed voices. 4to. (Sacred
octavo choruses, no. 179.) [6116
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305119; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
WHOM SEEKEST THOU; words by Elsie
Duncan Yale, music by Adam Geibel ;
sop. and alto and chorus of mixed
voices. (Octavo church music, no.
167..) [6117
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913;
EK 308445; Adam Geibel music ©Co.,
Philadelphia.
Wuy; words and music by P. N. Holst.
Unace, [6118
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1913; E 305589;
P. N. Holst, Palatka, Fla.
368
-WIEGENLIED (Berceuse) ;
no. 3, 1913
WHY COULD YOU NOT LOVE ME; words
by Iva K. Wilson, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [6119
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 @ Mar. 27,
1913 ; E 305672; Iva K. Wilson, Twin
Falls, Idaho.
WHY DID
written
YOU MAKE ME LOVE YOU;
and composed by R. A.
Browne. New York, Smith &
Browne. [6120
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 c Feb. 24,
1918; E 3080384; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
WHY DIDN’T YOU LET US KNOW; words
by G. P. Turnbull, music by Geo. C.
Stebbins. [6121
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c Mar. 14,
1913; E 305389; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia.
WHY DON’T YOU INTRODUCE ME TO
YOUR MOTHER; words by A. Wyatt,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[6122
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308500; A. Wyatt, Toronto, Can-
ada.
WICKENHAUSSER (RICHARD) Walzer;
von R. Wickenhausser, op. 72, pf.
(Zehn kleine tonbilder, no. 4.)
[6123
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 « Feb. 26,
1913; E 302973; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
Wibow’s (THE) KISs; duet from When
dreams come true, words by Philip
Bartholomae, music by Silvio Hein
and Frank Grey. [6124
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 12,
1913; E 3083879; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
WIEGEN UND WOoOGEN (Cradled and
rocked) ; walzer von Ludwig André,
op. 174; piano. [6125
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. & 1913;
E 306647; Johann André, Offenbach.
a/M, Germany.
von Franz
Moritz, op. 28; piano. 16126
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2c. Mar. §, 1913;
E 306648; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
— (Cradle song) ; German words by
A. Kayser-Langerhanns, English
translation by H. P., music by Sam-
uel S. Aronson. {6127
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 e. Mar. 12,
1918; E 308384; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6136
WEIGENLIED—Continued.
See also Brahms (Johannes).-—
Quasi menuett, Wiegenlied und Tyro
lienne.
WIENER (DAS) PUPPERL; text yon
Benno Vigny, musik von Robers
Stolz, op. 117. [6128
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 3066384; Bosworth & 2o., Tieipzig.
WILD FLOWER HUNTING; by G. Mar-
schal-Loepke [pseud of Grace Clough-
Leighter], op. 28; pf. (Jn sunny
summer, no. 3.) {6129
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2c. Mar. 15, 1913;
EK 305424; White-Smith musie pub.
co., Boston.
WILD (THE) FLOWER OF GALWAY TOWN;
words and music by Matthew Quinn.
[61380
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
EK 305179; C. W. Thompson & -¢o.,
Boston. .
WILL YOU GO; words by Jas. B. Frank-
lin, musie by R. M. Morgan. [61382
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 17,
1918; E 305466; R. M. Morgan, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
WILL YOU LOVE ME THEN AS NOW;
words by S. G. Miller, musie by Jack
Stanley. Washington. HT. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6132
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 «. Mar.- 27,
1918; E 305658; Sherman G. Miller,
Kenwood, Fila.
WILLKOMMEN; 29 melodiseh2 und in-
struktive klavierstiicke zu + hiinden
fiir anfanger, von Arnoldo Sartorio.
[6133
©) Jan. 12.1913: 2c, Mar. 8, 1943;
E 306802; P. J. Longer, Cologne
a/Rh., Germany.
WILSON AND VICTORY, CAMPAIGN OF
1912; words by H. C. Duniels, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. {6134
(©). Feb. 4, 1913; ?)c. Mar. 13,.1913 +
E 308539; Henry ©. Daniels, Hart-
ford, Conn.
WILSON INAUGURAL WALTZ; by HB. Sni-
der; pf. ‘ [6135
©°1¢. Mar, 7, 1913; Ju. 305251;
Elthea Snider, Spenver, Ia.
WILSON, THAT’S ALL; words by A. G.
Botts, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6136
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 3805704; A. Gordon Botts,
Fredericksburg, Va.
369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6137
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
WILSON’S INAUGURAL MARCH; by C. P. | WITMARK (THE) COLLECTION OF QUAR-
Cathey; pf. New York, Cathey mu-
sic co. [6137
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ce. Mar: 6, 19138;
E 305588; Clara Phillips Cathey,
New York.
WINDSBRAUT; von Eduard Poldini, op.
55; klavier. (Kleine studien, no. 4.)
, [6138
© Nov. 12, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
E 303120; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
WINTER SPORTS; by Edmund Neville;
pf. [6139
©: Feb. 27,: 191s¢ 2 cheb. 28,
1918; E 308348; Hatch music ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
WINTZER (RICHARD) Vier klavier-
stiicke ftir die reifere jugend (4
piano pieces for the elder children) ;
von R. Wintzer, op. 24. Inhalt :—
1. Laufenlernen.—2. Erstes leid.—
3. Puppenmenuett.—4. Soldaten-
spielen. [6140
Cy: Novi 22 W122 es Mar: 21;
1918; EH 3033895; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
WISHES; words and music by M. R.
Carpenter. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6141
©: Peb) 124 4913+ 2 ¢. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305645; Mabell Rose Car-
penter, Pueblo, Colo.
WITHOUT A FLAW; musical comedy in
3 acts; words by George S. Chappell,
music by K. M. Murchison. Vocal
score. [6142
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1918; D 19266;
Kenneth M. Murchison, New York.
WITHOUT YoU; words by L. Johnson,
music by Albert Swift. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[6143
©, Neb. 24. 1915--2 © Mar. 27,
1913; E 305660; Levetta Johnson,
Milwaukee.
WITMARK (THE) BANJO FOLIO, NO. 18;
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
Songs with banjo acc. and banjo
solos. American notation. [6144
© Mar. 14, 1918: 2° ¢ ‘Mar-35,
1913; E 305433; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
WITMARK (THE) CELLO AND PIANO
FOLIO, NO. 8; arr. by Tom Clark; No.
1. Cello solo. No. 2. Piano acc.
[6145, 6146
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 @ each Mar.
15, 1913; E 305431, 3054382; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copyright
is claimed on new arrangement. ]
TETS, NO. 6; arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus,
Walter L. Rosenberg et al.; mixed
voices. 4to. nos. 1-15. [6147
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 3, 1918;
E 305152; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
WITMARK (THE) CORNET AND PIANO
FOLIO, NO. 12; arr. by Tom Clark. 1.
Piano ace. 2. Solo cornet. nos.
1-12. [6148, 6149
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 5,
1913; E 305154, 305155; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. |
WITMARK (THE) GUITAR FOLIO, no. 12;
arr. by T. P. Trinkaus; songs with
guitar ace. and guitar solos. [6150
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2c. Mar. 15,
1918; E 3054384; M. Witmark, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
WITMARK (THE) MANDOLIN AND GUI-
TAR FOLIO NO. 23 AND 24; arr. by
T. P. Trinkaus. Nos. 1 ange? 1st
mandolin. Nos. 3 and 4. 2nd man-
dolin. Nos. 5 and 6. Guitar acc. or
harp guitar. Nos. 7 and 8. Piano
ace. [6151-6158
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 ec. each Mar.
15, 1918; E 305435-305442; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on new arrange-
ment. }
WITMARK (THE) TROMBONE AND PIANO
FOLIO, No. 12; arr. by Tom Clark. 1.
Piano ace. 2. Solo trombone. Nos.
1-12. [6059, 6060
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 5,
1913; E 305158, 305156; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
WITMARK (T'HE) VIOLIN AND PIANO
FOLIO, Nos. 23 AND 24; arr. by T. P.
Trinkaus; Nos. 1 and 2. Violin part.
Nos. 3 and 4. Piano ace. [6161-6164
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ec. each Mar. 15,
1913; E 305443-805446; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
WoLFGOF THE BOWMAN; words from
Northland lyrics by W. C. Roberts,
Theodore Roberts and Elie Roberts
MacDonald, music by Herbert H.
Nelson; organ ace. ad lib. [6165
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2’ ce. Mar. 17%,
1913; E 306900; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
370
no. 3, 1913
WOLSTENHOLME (W.) Intermezzo ;
marriage souvenir, by W. Wolsten-
holme; organ. (Original composi-
tions for the organ, new series,
no. 14.) [6166
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1913; E 306858; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
WoMEN; words by M. Leonard, music
by E. Gregori. [6167
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1913; E 305746; E
Gregori, New York.
WoN’r YOU BE MINE, KID; words and
music by C. Dixon. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [6168
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308561; Chas. Dixon, Ft.
Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
WoN’T YOU BE MY DEARIE; words by
Brandon Walsh, music by Charley
Straight. [6169
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c Mar. 15,
1913; E 305413; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
WoON’T YOU BUY A PAPER FROM ME,
PLEASE; words by Mrs. H. M. Knud-
sen, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[6170
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308596; Mrs. H. Melvin
Knudsen, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
WON’T YOU COME BACK TO MOTHER AND
HOME SWEET HOME; words by T. W.
Walsh, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6171
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305702; T. W. Walsh, Coke-
ton, W. Va.
WON’T YOU LET MY DREAMS COME TRUE;
words by W. Anderson, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6172
& Keb: 4.1913; 2 «. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308612; Wallance Anderson,
Duluth, Minn.
Won’Tt YOU PLEASE COME TELL MY FOR-
TUNE; words by A. S. Grogan, music
by L. A. Clark. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [6173
© Feb. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308553; <A. S. Grogan,
Denver.
WoopLtanpD (A) TRAMP; by Charles
Dudley; pf. [6174
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 28,
1913; E 308344; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
|
{
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6182
Wooprow WILSON; words and music
by R. M. Halliday. Washington,
The Marks-Goldsmith co., ine.
[6175
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305176; R. M. Halliday, Winona,
W. Va.
Wooprow WILSON MARCH; by J. Cor-
nelia Sporer; piano. Sedalia, Mo.,
A. W. Perry & sons’ music co. [6176
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305816; Josephine C. Sporer,
Sherman, Texas.
Woorine (THE) OF THE SILV’RY MOON;
words and music by G. E. Johnson.
Newark, N. J. Johnson Lyons
music pub. co. [6177
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1913;
E 3805261; Geo. E. Johnson, Newark,
N. J.
WORKING FOR THE HEAY’NLY CROWN;
words and music by B. F. Logan.
[6178
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1918; E 305490; Quartet music co.,
Ft. Worth, Tex.
Worr~tp (THE) IS ROLLING ON, DEAR,
JUST FOR YON AND I; words by G.
Flaherty, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6179
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 27,
1913; E 3805676; George Flaherty,
Philadelphia.
WoULD ALL OUR DREAMS COME TRUE;
words by Emily A. Doll, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [6180
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305720; Ernest Doll, Can-
ton, O.
WOULD YOU THINK ME AS NICE TO-MOR-
ROW NIGHT IF YOU MET SOMEONE
NICER TO-NIGHT; lyric by Will D.
Cobb, music by Leo Edwards. [6181
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ¢c. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305831; Charles K. Harris,
New York.
WREATH (A) OF WHITE ROSES; words
by E. W. Merrifield, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6182
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308610; Edgar W. Merri-
field, Dorset, England.
371
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6183
WRITE A LETTER TO THE OLD FOLKS TO-
NIGHT; words by W. B. Wertz, music
by Charles E. Coleman. Washing-
ton, Hayworth music pub. co. [6183
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1913;
E 305566; W. B. Wertz, McKees
Rocks, Pa.
Y A DONDE VAS; two step por Roberto
D. Zarate, para piano. [6184
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 303480; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York.
YANKEE BARN DANCE; by L. Pirtle;
pf. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [6185
© Webs. 10; 60s 9246" Mar: 43,
1913; E 308575; Lillie Pirtle, West
Grove, Ia.
YEOMAN’S (THE) WEDDING SONG;
words by Maria X. Hayes, music by
Prince Poniatowski, arr. by N. Clif-
ford Page; men’s. voices. (The
laurel octavo, no. 236.) [6186
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 21,
1913; E 308740; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
' You anp I ToceTHER; from The sun-
shine girl, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Howard Talbot. [6187
© Mar. 138, 1918; 2 c Mar. 14,
19183; E 303850; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London.
YOU ARE THE ONE AND ONLY; words and
music by C. Kummer. New York,
Jos. W. Stern & co. [6188
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1918; E 308423; Clare Kummer,
New York.
You ARE THE ONLY STAR THAT SHINES
FOR ME; words by C. H. Wagener,
music by R. J. Mazza. [6189
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1918; E 305414;
R. Joseph Mazza, Danbury, Conn.
You ARE THE SWEETHEART OF ALL MY
DREAMS; words by Edw. Rose, music
by Homer Tourjee. [6190
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 3, 1913;
E 305186; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
YoU CAN’T STOP ME FROM LOVING YOU;
lyric by Gerber and Murphy, music
by Henry I. Marshall. [6191
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 305458; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
pt. III, n.s., v. 8
YOu’D LOVE TO LIVE IN Paris; lyric by
Fred Leigh, music by Helen Trix.
[6192
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 305158; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Y-0-U DEAR; duet from When dreams
come true, words by Philip Bar-
tholomae, music by Silvio Hein.
[6192
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1913;
E 305212; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
You GOT TO RAG IT; words by Cecil
Mack, music by William H. Farrell.
[6194
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 29,
19138; E 3805781; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
You I CANNOT FORGET; words by Mrs.
R. L. Hopper, musie by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [6195
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913; E 308559; Mrs. R. L. Hopper,
Columbia, Mo.
You LITTLE RAG-TIME DOLL; words by
Curtis Gover, music by Wm. Balt-
zell. [6196
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 10, 1913;
EH 3805291; Curtis Gover, New De-
catur, Ala.
YOU’LL NEVER KNOW; words by Mrs.
B. T. Cogswell. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [6197
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 308480; Mrs. B. Taft Cogswell,
N. Beach, Md.
YOu LOVING CATCHY KID; words by
J. L. Jurich, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6198
© Feb. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1918;
E 308528; John L. Jurich, San Fran-
cisco.
You’RE ALL THE WORLD TO ME; words
by Arthur S. Josselyn, music by
C. A. Fehlberg. [6199
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 26,
19138; E 305606 ; Charles A. Fehlberg,
Providence, R. “2
YOU’RE JUST THE SORT OF A GIRL THAT I
COULD LOVE; lyric by G. Buck, music
by D. Stamper. New York, Penn
music co., ine. [6200
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1918; E 305359;
William H. Penn, Gene Buck, and
Dave Stamper, New York.
372
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1913 6218
You’RE MY FIRST AND MY ONLY LOVE;
words by Joe McCarthy, music by
Jack Glogan. [6201
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1918; E 308305; Leo Feist, inc., New
York.
You’RE NOT GOING AWAY; words and
music by J. Levine. Unace. [6202
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1913; E 305367;
Jacob Levine, New York.
You’RE SOME GIRL; words and music
by G. C. Leap. Melody only. [6203
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1918; E 305278;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
You TOOK AWAY THE SPRING; poem by
Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff, music
by Jessie L. Pease. [6204
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c Mar. 26,
1918; E 305596; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
You WILL HAVE TO GET AN INTRODUC-
TION; words and music by Chas. H.
Meiers. [6205
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 12,
1913; E 308896; Treloar music co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
YOUTH RECALLED; words by L. Bet-
scher, music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [6206
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
19138; E 305571; Louisa Betscher,
Harrison, O.
YOUTH’S RAPTURE; from The seventh
chord, words by Ashley Miller, music
by Joseph Carl Breil. [6207
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305630; Leo Feist, ince., New
York.
ZIGEUNERPRIMAS (DER); operette in 3
akten, text von Julius Wilhelm und
Fritz Griinbaum, musik von HEm-
merich Kaéalmfin; vollstindiger kla-
vierauszug mit text. [6208
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1918;
D 19261; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
ZIGEUNERWEISEN; airs tziganes par
Akos Laszlé6, op. 12; violon avec ace.
de piano. [6209
© Feb. 25, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 21,
1913; E 303529; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
ZuM GUSTAV-ADOLF-FESTE; musik von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 65; minner-
chor a cappella. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Geistliche lieder, no.
9.) [6210
© Sept. 13, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1,
1913; E 303128; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig.
ZUM HEILIGEN ABEND (Christmas-eve) ;
weihnachtsfantasie von Ernst Simon,
op. 649; piano mit text. [6211
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306649; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
ZUM KIRCHWEIHFESTE; musik von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 65; minner-
chor a cappella. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Geistliche lieder, no. 7.)
[6212
© Sept. 13, 1912; 2c. Mar. 1,
1918; E 308129; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig.
ZUM NEUEN JAHR; von Franciscus
Nagler, op. 65; minnerchor a cap-
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Geistliche lieder, no. 11.) [6213
© Sept.’ 138, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1,
1918; E 308130; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig.
ZUM REFORMATIONSFESTE; musik von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 65; minner-
chor a cappella. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Geistliche lieder, no. 8.)
[6214
© Sept. 13, 1912; 2 e. Mar. 1,
1913; E 303181; C. F. W. Siegel’s mu-
sikalienhandlung (R. Linnemann),
Leipzig.
ZUR WEIHE DES HAUSES; festhymnus
von A. Boericke, musik yon Alfred
Biefeld, op. 12; fiir gemischten chor,
oder minnerchor, und bass (bari-
ton) solo, mit pianoforte begleitung.
Partitur. [6215
© Oct. 7, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303226; Gebriider Hug & co.
Leipzig.
ZWANZIG ETUDEN; von Ludwig Lebell,
op. 15, ftir violoncell, in der ersten
und halben lage mit streckungen.
Heft 1 und 2. [6216
© Dee. 13, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303180; Johann André, Offenbach
a Main, Germany.
ZWISCHEN TAG U. ABEND; see Kunse-
miiller (Ernst) Drei gesiinge.
I’® vALSE; di Mezio Agostini; en Sol;
pianoforte. [6217
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 3803409; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
2° MAZURKA; di Mezio Agostini; en La
bém; piano. [6218
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
E 303491; Carisch & Jiinichen, Leip-
zig.
373
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6219
2° VALSE; di Mezio Agostini; en Fa
min.; pianoforte. [6219
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21, 1918;
E 303410; Carisch & Janichen, Leip-
zig.
3° MAZURKA; di Mezio Agostini; en
Mi min.; pianoforte. [6220
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
EK 303401; Carisch & Janichen, Leip-
zig.
3™° CONCERTO EN SI MINEUR; par
George Goltermann, op. 51, revu et
doigté par Julius Klengel, partie de
piano revue par Edmund Parlow;
violoncelle avec ace. de piano. [6221
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306650; Johann André, Offenbach
a/Main, Germany.
pt. 11, n. s,, v. 8, no. 3, 1913.
4° MAZURKA; di Mezio Agostini; en
Ré; pianoforte. [6222
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 21, 1918;
HE 303402; Carisch & Janichen, Leip-
zig.
XXIII. (DER) PSALM; musik von Au-
gust Jung, op. 10, ftir 4 stimmigen
gemischten chor a cappella, Partitur.
Ato. [6223
© Oct. 30, 1912; 2 ec Mar. 21,
1913; E 303530; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd., Cologne a Rh., Germany.
1913 MEDLEY BLUES; composed and ar-
ranged by A. M. Valentine jr.; orch.
with piano ace. [6224
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1913; E 305797;
Alex. M. Valentine, jr., Memphis,
Tenn.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1913:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 15 unpublished) — 43
Class E, Musical compositions (including 373 unpublished) ~_--_____ 6, 181
Total on a che ie 6, 224
v4
374
;
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
AUTUMN LEAVES (Feuilles d’automne) ;
morceau, by W. F. Sudds; piano. [1
© by W. F. Sudds, New York, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4086, Mar. 27, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 6, 1885, no. 81538.
BLOOM OF YOUTH; mazurka by L. A.
Drumheller; piano. [2
© by Cora Drumheller Stevens,
New York, as widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4054, Mar. 8, 1918. Original
entry, Sept. 28, 1885, no. 20372.
Buriep (THE) FLOWER; German ver-
sion by Helen D. Tretbar, music by
S. B. Schlesinger; bass or alto voice.
[3
© by Sebastian B. Schlesinger,
Y Edward Schuberth & co., New
York, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4074, Mar.
18, 1918. Original entry, Mar. 18,
1885, no. 6499.
CoME UNTO ME; quartette or chorus,
by Will L. Thompson.
© by Elizabeth J. Thompson, East
Liverpool, O., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4044, Mar. 5, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Mar. 4, 1886, no. 5198.
COVER WITH BLOSSOMS THESE COMRADES
OF OURS; quartette by George Thorne
[pseud. of C. A. White]; in G; mixed
voices. [5
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4109, Apr. 2, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Apr. 2, 1885, no. 7896.
DAILY, HOURLY, LEAD ME; words by
Harriet Jones, music by W. H.
Doane. [6
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4073, Mar. 17, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 16, 1886, no.
6142,
DEDICATION ODE; by G. W. Chadwick;
chorus, soli and orchestra.
© by Geo. W. Chadwick, Boston,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4059, Mar. 8,
1918. Original entry, Feb. 19, 1886,
no. 4262.
DELIGHTFUL NEW STEP POLKA; by Will
L. Thompson; piano. [8
© by Elizabeth J. Thompson, East
Liverpool, O., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4063, Mar. 138, 19138.
Original entry, Mar. 4, 1886, no.
5194.
DUNHAM (HeEnRY M.) Fuga; by H.
M. Dunham, op. 12, no. 4. [9
© by Henry M. Dunham, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4101, Mar.
29, 1918. Original entry, Mar. 10,
1886, no. 5662.
DUNHAM (HENRY M.) Preludio; by
H. M. Dunham, op. 12, no. 1. [10
© by Henry M. Dunham, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4098,
Mar. 29, 1918. Original entry, Mar.
10, 1886, no. 5659.
ELEVATION; by H. M. Dunham, op. 12,
no. 5. [11
© by Henry M. Dunham, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4102,
Mar. 29, 1918. Original entry, Mar.
10, 1886, no. 56638.
EVENING SONG; part song, poem by
Theodore Parker, music by A. J.
Holden; male voices. [12
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4087, Mar. 27, 1913. Original entry,
Apr. 18, 1885, no. 9148.
379
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6224 (13)
FAREWELL (THE) OF HIAWATHA; by
A. Foote; baritone solo, male chorus
and orchestra. [13
© by Arthur Foote, Brookline,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for |
28 years. Renewal no. 4060, Mar. 8,
1918. Original entry, Feb. 25. 1886,
no. 4736.
FATHER PRAY WITH ME TO-NIGHT; by
C. A. White. (C. A. White’s home
songs. ) [14
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4041, Mar. 3, 1918. Re-
newal entry, Mar. 7, 1899, no. 17523.
GAZELLE (LA); piéce caracteristique,
by Theo. Kullak, rev. and fingered
by William Mason. [15
© by Mrs. H. Van Sinderen. %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4075, Mar. 18, 1913. Original entry,
Mar. 26, 1885, no. 7202.
GENEVIEVE; song by Will S. Hays. [16
© by Rosa Belle Hays, Louisville,
as widow of the author, in extension.
for 14 years. Renewal no. 4108,
Mar. 29, 1918. Renewal entry. Feb.
17, 1899, no. 18286.
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANQOIS) FAUST;
duet by Gounod, op. 129, arr. by Carl
Sidus [pseud. of Charles Kunkel];
piano. [17
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4046, Mar. 6,
1918. Original entry, Mar. 7, 1885,
no. 5648.
GREAT IS THE LorD; quartette or cho-
rus, by Will L. Thompson. [18
© by Elizabeth J. Thompson, Hast
Liverpool, O., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re
newal no. 4048, Mar. 5, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, Mar. 4, 1886, no. 5191.
Hai Him; words by Fanny J. Crosby,
music by W. H. Doane. [19
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4072, Mar. 17, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 16, 1886, no.
6140.
pt. III, n. s., v. g
HENRIETTA PYE; words by Edward
Harrigan, music by Dave Braham.
[20
© by Geo. Braham, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4089, Mar. 27, 1913. Original entry,
Apr. 1, 1885, no. 7814.
HESPERIDES ; part-song, poem by Samuel
V. Cole, music by A. J. Holden; male
voices. (21
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4084, Mar. 27, 1918. Original entry, |
Apr. 18, 1885, no. 9150.
I REALLY CAN’T SIT DOWN; words by
Edward Harrigan, music by Dave
Braham. [22
© by Geo. Braham, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4091, Mar. 27, 1913. Original entry,
Apr. 1, 1885, no. 7811.
INvocaTION; by H. M. Dunham, op.
12) ‘nie. 2: [238
© by Henry M.. Dunham, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4099, Mar.
29, 1918. Original entry, Mar. 10, |
1886, no. 5660.
LACHNER (FRANZ) March from first
orchestra suite; by F. Lachner, op.
1138, arr. by BE. Perabo. [24
© by Ernst Perabo, Boston, as
the author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 4057, Mar. 8, 1918. Re-
newal entry, Nov. 15, 1899, no. 74588.
LITTLE SNOW WHITE BLOSSOM; song
and chorus by C. A. White. (Se
lected lists of C. A. White’s vocal
compositions). [25
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re
newal no. 4040, Mar. 3, 1918. Re-
newal entry, Mar. 7, 1899, no. 17522.
LORD, ANSWER OUR PRAYER; words by
F. J. Crosby, music by W. H. nae
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4071, Mar. 17, 1918.
Original entry, Mar. 16, 1886, no.
6139.
376
no, 3, 1913
Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; by Will
| L. Thompson. [27
© by Elizabeth J. Thompson, Hast
Liverpool, O., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4045, Mar. 5, 1913. Orig-
inal entry, Mar. 4, 1886, no. 5192.
LULLABY; song, music by Stephen A.
Emery, op. 28. (2 soprano songs
with acc. for the pianoforte, no. 1.)
[28
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Col., Stephen Emery, Richmond Hill,
N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St. John,
N. B., Ernestine Emery Meschter,
Woodbury, N. J., as children of the
deceased author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 4097, Mar. 29,
1913. Renewal entry, Nov. 15, 1899,
no. 74589.
MARCHE HEROIQUE; M. Dun-
ham, op. 12, no. 6. [29
© by Henry M. Dunham, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4103,
Mar. 29, 1918. Original entry, Mar.
10, 1886, no. 5664.
MAss IN F; by E. Marzo, op. 29; two
voices, with piano or organ acc.
(Edition Schirmer, no. 61.) [30
© by Eduardo Marzo, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4042, Mar. 5,
1913. Original entry, Dec. 30, 1885,
no. 28370.
-Mirx (THE) WHEEL; characteristic
sketch, by Geo. W. Marston; me.
[31
© by E. Howard Thayer, Boston,
as the executor, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4061, Mar. 8,
1913. Original entry, Feb. 25, 1886,
no. 4737.
MOTHER SAT ROCKING THE CRADLE;
song and chorus, words by Frank N.
Scott, music by Harry Birch [pseud.
of C. A. White]. [82
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4116, Apr. 4, 1913. Orig-
inal entry, Apr. 9, 1885, no. 8415.
Not VERY FUNNY; comic quartette by
Harry Birch [pseud. of C. A.
White]; male voices, in D. [33
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
| thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
J
by H.
|
:
:
newal no. 4047, Mar. 7, 1913. Orig-
inal entry, Mar. 9, 1885, no. 5854.
RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
6224 (40)
O BIRDIE, YOU MUST NEVER TELL; song
and chorus by C. A. White. (Songs
of welcome. ) [34
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4039, Mar. 3, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Mar. 7, 1899, no. 17521.
ONLY ONE FOUNDATION ; words by W. O.
Cushing, music by W. H. Doane.
[35
© by W. H. Doane, Cineinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years,
Renewal no. 4069, Mar. 17, 1918.
Original entry, Mar. 16, 1886, no.
6134.
PREPARATORY EXERCISES IN PIANOFORTE
PLAYING; by C. Faelten. (Edition
Schmidt). [36
© by Car] Faelten, Boston, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4058, Mar. 8, 1913. Orig-
inal entry, Feb. 19, 1886, no. 4259.
QUEEN OF THE FLOWERS; solo, morceaux
de salon by Ch. Drumheller. [37
© by Cora Drumheller Stevens,
New York, as widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4081, Mar. 22, 1913. Original
entry, Mar. 15, 1886, no. 6067,
RAFF (JOSEPH JOACHIM) AM LORELEY
FELS; by J. Raff, rev. and fingered
by William Mason. [38
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, % Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4105, Apr. 2, 1913. Original entry,
May 2, 1885, no. 10074.
RHAPSODIE; by H. M. Dunham, op. 12,
no. 3. [39
© by Henry M. Dunham, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4100, Mar. 29, 1913. Original entry,
Mar. 10, 1886, no. 5661.
SCHARWENKA (FRANZ XAVER) POLISH
NATIONAL DANCES; by F. X. Schar-
wenka, op. 3, rev. and fingered by
William Mason. [40
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, % Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4106, Apr. 2, 1913. Original entry,
May 2, 1885, no. 10071.
377
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6224 (41)
SING TO ME SOME HOMELY BALLAD; Ger-
man version by Helen D. Tretbar,
music by S. B. Schlesinger. [41
© by Sebastian B. Schlesinger, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4107, Apr. 2,
1913. Original entry, May 2, 1885,
no. 10072.
TEHAT’S AN OLD GAG WITH ME; words by
Edward Harrigan, music by Dave
Braham. [42
© by Geo. Braham, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4090, Mar. 27, 1913. Original entry,
Apr. 1, 1885, no. 7812.
THERE’S A LAND; hymn-anthem by C. A.
White; in A flat; mixed voices. [48
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4118, Apr. 4, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, Sept. 8, 1885, no. 19036.
THERE’S A LAND WHERE THE ANGELS ARE
SINGING; sacred male quartet, words
by Frank N. Scott, music-by C. A.
White. [44
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4117, Apr. 4, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Apr. 10, 1885, no. 8529.
TRUST IN GOD; part-song, poem by
W. H. Burleigh, music by A. J. Hol-
den; male voices. [45
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4085, Mar. 27, 1918. Original entry,
Apr. 18, 1885, no. 9149.
WE ASK THY BLESSING DAY BY DAY;
quartet by C. A. White; mixed
voices. [46
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4115, Apr. 4, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, July 15, 1885, no. 15246.
pt. It, 0. S., Vv. 8, Bene. 1918
WE ASK THY BLESSING DAY BY DAY;
sacred male quartette, words by
Frank N. Scott, music by C. A.
White. [47
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4114, Apr. 4, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Apr. 10, 1885, no. 8530.
WE'LL EVER KEEP THY MEMORY GREEN;
quartet by C. A. White; in A flat;
mixed voices. [48 |
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re- |
newal no. 4110, Apr. 2, 19138. Origi-
nal entry, Apr. 2, 1885, no. 7891.
WHEN EVENING TWILIGHT CLOSELY
FALLS; song, muSic by Stephen A.
Emery, op. 28. (2 soprano songs
with ace. for the pianoforte, no. 2).
[49
© by Sidney Emery, Louviers,
Col., Stephen Emery, Richmond Hill,
N. Y., Moritz H. Emery, St. John,
N. B., Ernestine Emery Meschter,
Woodbury, N. J., as children of the
deceased author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 4096, Mar. 29,
19138. Renewal entry, Noy. 15, 1899, |
no. 74590.
WorRK FOR THE DAY IS COMING; words |
by Basil Manly, music by W. H. ©
Doane. [50
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as ©
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4070, Mar. 17, 1918.
Original entry, Mar. 16, 1886, no.
6136.
4—11—44; words by Edward Harri-
gan, music by Dave Braham. [51
© by Geo. Braham, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4088, Mar. 27, 1918. Original entry,
Apr. 1, 1885, no. 7813.
378 ia ;
| LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANU-
FACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF
MAR. 4, 1909.
' Amour (L’) DEFENDU. [52
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded.
v. 2, p. 36.
AND JOHNNY GOES TOO. [53
© Billy Busch music pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 10,
19138; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
. ANNA SNOW. [54
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
AT THE PANTOMIME; by Johnstone. [55
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 38.
BALLERINA (LA); by Johnstone. [56
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 38.
BizzARIA; by Laurendeau. [57
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 38.
| Bonnie BLUES ; by Chambers. [58
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 38.
| BoNNIE ScorTrLAND; by Catlin-Wright.
[59
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice ree’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 38.
Boy scouts; by Henneberg. [60
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v.
2, De ote
CEDRO; song. [61
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 25,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
| OHICKEN REEL; by Claus. [62
© Carl Fischer, New York. WNo-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded, v.
2, p. 38.
| HSPERANZA; by Johnstone.
ince he [6224
CoQuETTE (THE); by Johnstone. [63
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v.
2, D. 38.
CRESCENT ATLANTIC CLUB MARCH, [64
© Frederick J. Bruce, Brooklyn.
Notice ree’d Mar. 21, 19138; recorded,
¥. 2, DST.
ENCHANTRESS (THE); by Johnstone.
[65
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2, PD. Soh
ENTRANCE OF THE GUARDS. [66
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, pee
ES WAR EINMAL; by Knecht. [67
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 37.
[68
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded,
Vi os! Dies
EXVER AT REST. [69
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
ieee, Ds oo:
EVERY INCH A SAILOR; by Jude. [70
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 12, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
GEE I wiISH I WAS BIG; song. [71
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Mar.
25, 1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
GHOSTS. [72
© Chappel & co., ltd., London.
Notice ree’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, D. 36.
GOOD-BYE BOYS; song. [73
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Mar.
25, 1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
379
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6224 (74)
HALF PAST TWO. [74
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
V2.2, D.' So.
HERE’S TO LOVE. [75
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2: °p. 36,
Hoty (THE) cITy; song by Stephen
Adams. [76
© Boosey & co., New York. No-
tice rec’d Apr. 4, 1918; recorded, v.
2. ae:
I HAVE YOU; SONG. ed
© Broadway music corporation,
New York. Notice ree’d Mar. 31,
1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
I LOVE HER, OH! OH! OH; song. [78
© Broadway music corporation,
New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 81.
1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
JERSEY PINERS; march by Hosmer.
[79
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded, v.
2, Dp. 38.
KISSES THAT I HAVE MISSED. [80
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
Vi. 2.20.0.
KOENIGS-HUSSAREN; by
Borch. [81
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded, v.
aps eal.
LITTLE GIRL, MIND HOW You Go. [82
© Chappell & co., Itd., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 19138; recorded,
Vo 2° p: 26.
LoLa; by Johnstone. [83
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded,
¥i/2.-pe 3B:
LOVE ME WHILE THE LOVING IS GOOD;
song. [84
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Mar.
25, 1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
LOVE WILL WIN. [85
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
v: 2, 0:- 3G,
LOVE’S FLOWER IS ALWAYS BLOOMING.
[86
© Chappell & co., Itd., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 36.
Leonard-
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
MISER SCENE; from Bells of Corneville.
[87
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 17, 1913; recorded, v.
A os
MyY TANGO MAID. [88
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
V. 2, (Dp. aos
NEATH THE LIGHT OF THE TWINKLING
STAR. [89
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Mar. 31, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, De Se
NIGHT SONG. [90
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2 pisos
Ou! OH! DELPHINE; turkey trot. [91
© Chappell & co., itd., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
Ve 2D: Oe
OH YOU MAMMA’S BOY. [92
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 2, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 38.
OUR LITTLE CABARET AT HOME. [93
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 12, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, 7h Go.
OuR LITTLE WAR AT HOME SWEET
HOME. [94
© Shapiro music pub. co., New |
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 2, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 38. !
PLEASE, Miss CENTRAL, FIND MY
MAMMA. [95
© Chas. K. Harris, New York. |
Notice rec’d Mar. 22, 1913; recorded,
Wie i pe STs
PRESS MARCH; by Chambers. [96
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded,
Vien P. wis
RED, RED ROSE; by Cottenet. [97
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 13, 1913; recorded,
¥.2, P. wa:
Rose OF YESTERDAY. [98
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
Wi, Dp. SU:
RUTH GAVOTTE. [99
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’7 Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, D. 35.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
bo. 3, 1913
6224 (119)
SAY GOOD-BYE TO YOUR TRAVELING MAN.
[100
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 31, 1918; recorded.
y. 2, p. 38.
SING ME A SONG AT TWILIGHT. [101
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
SocraL Lire; from On with the dance.
[102
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
SoUNDS FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH; by
Isenmann-Dumont. [103
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
SUMMERTIME; from One hundred folk
songs, ed. by Bantock. [104
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
THERE’S A WIRELESS STATION DOWN IN
MY HEART; song. [105
© Broadway music corporation,
New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 31,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
THERE’S ALWAYS A GIRL WHO IS WAIT-
ING. [106
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2 -p. 36.
THROUGH THE CLOUDS. [107
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 17, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 35.
To HAVE, TO HOLD, TO LOVE. [108
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 20, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, p. 37.
TRAIL (THE) OF THE LONESOME PINE.
[109
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 2, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 38.
VALE OF DREAMING. [110
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice ree’d Mar. 14, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 36.
VaLse Marie; by Clinch-Henneberg.
{111
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice
rec’d Mar. 27, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 37.
WANDERING CLOWN; by J. E. Webster.
[112
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Notice rec’d Mar, 12, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
WEDDING OF THE ROSE; by Jessel. [113
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 27, 1918; recorded,
¥. & Dp. SS.
WHEN MICHAEL DOOLEY HEARD THE
BOOLEY BOOLEY; song. [114
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Mar.
25, 1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 37.
WHEN THE HONEYMOON STOPS SHINING.
[115
© Jean Schwartz, New York. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 12, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, D. 3d,
WHEN THE NIGHTINGALE SHALL SING;
from One hundred folk songs, by
Bantock. [116
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Mar. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 35.
WHERE IS THE LOVE OF YESTERDAY.
[117
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
¥; 2) Th: 35.
WILL YOU HEAR. [118
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 14, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, D. oo.
WoULD YOU THINK ME AS NICE TO-MOR-
ROW NIGHT IF YOU MET SOMEONE
NICER TO-NIGHT. [119
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Mar. 22, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. Sf.
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to the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
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Government libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
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all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what
of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
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after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
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copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of that year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period
of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act: And
provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be destroyed
during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright proprietor
of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or
musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph
deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Librarian
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the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy-
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
cut, print, chromo, or photograph, the year in which copyright regis-
tration was made, and, if possible, the number under which such
copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, en-
graving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph was entered for copy-
right, with a request for its return. On receipt of such information
and request, such copyright bock, map, chart, dramatic or musical
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turned to the author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant,
unless it has been otherwise “disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, chart,
dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut print, chromo, or
photograph should be made as early as possible during the year 1913.
If no such application has been received during said year, such copy-
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
cut, print, ‘chromo, or photograph may be disposed of in accordance
with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Fesruary 1, 1913.
(1ir)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY-
RIGHT PROPRIETORS.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled “An act to amend and
consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodicals
named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indicated
in the list given below.
One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress. Only the dupli-
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The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
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Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
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AB C pathfinder railway guide. 1879-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
American digest. 1887-1909
© West pub. co.
American journal of the medical sciences. 1870-1909
© Lea bros. & co.; H. C. Lea; H. C. Lea’s sons & co.
American society of civil engineers. Proceedings and Transac- 1873-1909
tions.
© American soc. of civil engineers.
Argosy. 1890-1909
© Frank A. Munsey; The Frank A. Munsey co.; Munsey & co.
Automobile. 1899-1907
© HE. L. Powers co.; Class journal co.
Baby pathfinder. 1886-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
Bibliotheca sacra. 1870-1906
© Bibliotheca sacra co.; W. F. Draper; E. J. Goodrich.
Brickbuilder. 1892-1909
© Rogers and Manson; Brickbuilder pub co.
Buyers’ reference. 1892-1909
© Buyers’ reference co.
Carpet and upholstery trade review. 1888-1909
© Review pub. co.
Carriage monthly. 1873-1909
© Ware bros.; Ware bros. co.; I. D. Ware.
Cassier’s magazine. 1891-1909
Cassier magazine co.
Chicago apparel gazette. 19038-1909
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Christian science journal. 1885-1909
Mary Baker G. Eddy; National christian scientists assn.
Clothier and furnisher. 1894-1909
© Masson pub. co.; Geo. N. Lowrey co.
Delineator. 1874-1909
© Butterick pub. co.; E. Butterick & co.
Fastern drug market. 1901-1908
© Hastern drug co.
(Iv)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Eclectic medical journal.
© Scudder bros. co.; John M. Seudder; John M. Scudder &
sons.
Educational review.
© Henry Holt & co.; Educational review pub. co.
Electrical age.
© Electrical age pub. co.
Engineering magazine.
© John R. Dunlap; Engineering mag. co.
Frank Leslie’s magazine.
© Frederick L. Colver; Frank Leslie pub. house; Mrs. Frank
Leslie.
Furniture trade review.
© Review pub. co.
General digest. American and English.
© Lawyers’ cooperative pub. co.
Good housekeeping.
© Good housekeeking; Phelps pub. co.; Clark W. Bryan & co.
Guaranteed attorneys’ quarterly.
© John R. Bland.
Haberdasher.
© J. W. Gibson co.; Haberdasher co.
Homiletiec monthly.
© J. F. Wagner; Homiletic monthly.
Homiletic review.
© Funk and Wagnalls co.; I. K. Funk & co.; Funk & Wagnalis.
Hub.
© Trade news pub. co.
Ice and refrigeration.
© H. S. Rich & co.; Nickerson & Collins co.
Inland printer.
© Inland printer co.
Journal of cutaneous and genito-urinary diseases.
© Physicians’ pub. co.: Grafton press; Wm. Wood & Co.;
Appleton & co.
Keystone.
© Benjamin Thorpe; Keystone pub. co.; Samuel H. Steele.
Ladies’ home journal.
© Curtis pub. co.; Cyrus H. K. Curtis.
List of buyers.
© Buyers reference co.; Gage pub. co.
Machinery.
© Industrial press.
Medicine.
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
Men’s wear.
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Mercantile adjuster.
© Mercantile adjuster pub. co.
Merck’s archives: and Merck’s report.
© Merck & co.
Missionary review of the world.
© Funk & Wagnalls co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
Motor.
© Wm. Randolph Hearst; Star co.; New pub. co.
Nickel pathfinder.
© New England railway pub. co.
Official railway equipment guide; and Official railway equipment
register.
© Railway equipment and pub. co.
Rand-McNally railway guide and handbook.
© American railway guide co.; Rand, McNally & co.
Rudder.
© Rudder pub. co.; T. F. Day.
(v)
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1889-1909
1894-1907
1885-1909
1901-1909
1889-1909
1900-1909
1881-1909
1893-1909
1891-1909
1891-1909
1887-1908
1889-1909
1887-1909
1903-1909
1894-1909
1895-1906
1896-1909
1886-1909
1892-1909
1888-1909
1903-1909
1886-1909
1896-1909
1872-1901
1890-1909
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Short stories. 1890-1909
© Current literature pub. co.; Harold Goodwin: Short stories
co.; F. M. Somers.
Smart set. 1900-1909
© Ess ess pub. co.
Success. 1897-1909
© Success co.; Success pub. co.; McGraw-Marden co.
Therapeutic gazette. 1885-1909
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
Travelers and shippers directory. 1899-1906
(}© Denborn co.
Travelers official railway guide; and Official guide. 1870-1909
© National railway pub. co.
Travelers railway guide; and Travelers ready reference guide. 1885-1909
© Knickerbocker guide co.; American railway guide co.
Upholsterer. 1887-1909
© Clifford & Lawton; Clifford Scott & Lawton.
Western brewer. 1876-1909
© H. S. Rich & Co.; J. M. Wing & co.
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in-
struments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June
14, 1911). These proclamations were printed on pages v—x of Part
3, volume 6, no. 7, and page Iv of No. 12, of the Catalogue of Copy-
right Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den-
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911),
the Netherlands (Mar. 3, 1911) and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911).
(vr)
’A BONA MUGLIERA; versi di R. Ferraro
Correra, musica di Enrico Cannio.
[6225
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307200; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
A DROITE PAR QUATRE; polka-marche
par Aimé Lachaume; orchestre avec
Piano-conducteur. [6226
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 3038736; Costallat et cie., Paris.
A LA MARTINIQUE; polka négre par
Christiné; piano seul. [6227
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303733; Christiné, Paris.
A LA PELOUSE. See White (Maude
Valérie) Trois chansons Tziganes.
*A’MMASCIATA; versi di Rocco Galdieri,
musica di Ernesto de Curtis. [6228
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307214; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
A PECSKAI CIGANYSORON. See Varjas
antal.
*A SCHIATTOSA: Versi e musica di Oscar
Cattedra. é [6229
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 307227; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig. ;
*A SERENATA D’ ’E CARAMELLE; versi di
Giov Capurro, musica di Enrico
Cannio. [6230
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307229; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
A vous; poésie de Rosemonde Gérard.
musique de Maurice Pesse; soprano
ou ténor. [6231
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303813; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
APENDFRIEDE. See Lyrische episoden.
ABER ETWAS MUSS SIE HABEN; text und
musik von Rudolf Baron. (Cabaret-
sterne. no. 13.) [6232
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 18, 1913;
E 303925; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ACH AMALIA; tanz-duett, fiir eine sing-
stimme eingerichtel aus der operette,
Die Kino-Koénigin, text von Georg
Okonkowski und Julius Freund; mu-
sik von Jean Gilbert, arr. von Otto
Lindemann fiir klavier mit text.
[6233
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 16,
1913; E 307818; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h. Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
ACHTE SYMPHONIE; von Gustav Mah-
ler, fiir soli, kKnabenchor, 1. und 2.
gemischter chor mit orchester; par-
titur. Studien-ausgabe. 4to. [6234
©) Mar, 10, 1911; 2 e Apr. 16,
1918; E 307262; Universal-edition,
Vienna.
ACROSS THE DOOR; words from Wild
earth, by Padraic Colum, music by
Hamilton Harty. [6235
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 303698 ; Novello & co., ltd., London.
ADAGIETTO; by Eric De Lamater. See
Suite for organ.
See also Herrmann (Willy) Finf
vortragstiicke.
Apacio. See Beethoven (Ludwig van)
ADAGIO CANTABILE. See Beethoven
(Ludwig van)
ADAGIO IN D MINOR; by W. Wolsten-
holme. See The modern organist,
book 3.
ADAGIO MOLTO.
wig van)
ADAIEWSKY (ELLA) XXIV praelu-
dieu; texte von Benno Geiger, musik
von KE. Adaiewsky, fiir gesang und
klavier. Heft 1 and 2. [6236
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306777; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
ADAM UND Eva; marschlied aus der
operette, Der frechling, text von
Fritz Griinbaum und Heinz. Reich-
ert, musik von Carl Weinberger.
[6237
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 19138;
E 307074; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
See Beethoven (Lud-
383
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6238
Appio; versi di Libero Bovio, musica
di Enrico Cannio. [6238
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 19138:
EK 3807192; Polyphon - musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Appio, CUNCE; marcia, versi di Pas-
quale Cinquegrana, musica di Hd-
uardo di Capua. [6239
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16. 1913;
EK 307198; Polyphon - musikwerke,
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
ADIEU VAT’; poésie de André Menain-
ville, musique de Gaston Selz. [6240
© Apr. 12, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 14, 1913;
EH 303863; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
ADOREIS; valse boston by René Rabey:
piano. [6241
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1913;
H} 808922; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York,
[Copyright is claimed on revised
arrangement. |
AEROPLANE (THE) CRAZE; words and
music by Hila 8. Gould-Mullin.
[6242
© Apr. 24,1913; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1913;
Ei 309869; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
AFTER; words by Billy Lynott, music
by Jos. J. Geisler. [6243
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2c. Apr. 16, 1918;
EK 310410; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
AFTER ALL; words by Arthur Gillespie
and James M. Reilly, music by
Arthur Gillespie. [6244
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 310590; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York.
AH! CHE M’E FATTO A ME; versi di L.
Bovio, musica di E. de Curtis. [6245
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1918:
EK 307194; Polyphon - musikwerke,
a.-g. Walbren-Leipzig.
AIME ENFANT; valse lente, vers de
Pierre d’Amour, versione italiana de
Arturo Franci, musique de F. Paul
Frontini. 1. Chant et piano. 2.
Piano seul. [6246, 6247
© Dec 16, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8,
1913; E 807056, 307057; Carisch &
Jiinichen, Milan.
AIRSHIP GLIDE; words and music by
S. J. Macomber. [6248
©l1e. Jan. 10, 1918; H 309114;
Sallie J. Macomber, Jacksonville,
Fla.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
AKITA: intermezzo par Gaston Tramin,
pour piano. [6249
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 803775; Martin, Marseilles, France.
ALEJANDRA; vals por Enrique Mora;
piano. [6250
© Mar... 25, 1913; 2 ceApeo as,
1913; E 307295; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
ALICE; romance by Joseph Ascher, ed.
and fingered by Paolo Gallico; piano.
Author’s transcription. [6251
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1913;
EH 309227; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrang-
ing, fingering and editing. ]
ALL FOR THE LADIES; Selection by AI-
fred G. Robyn, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
orch. [6252
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EH 310071; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
[Copyright is claimed on new ar-
rangement. |
ALL HAIL, SWEET SPRING! words and
music by G. A. Veazie; chorus for
mixed voices. 4to. (The coda, no.
412.) [6253
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 30, 1918 ;
E 809462; Ginn and co., Boston.
ALL HAIL! THOU MERRY MONTH OF
May; madrigal, words traditional,
music by William Byrd, ed. by Percy
E. Fletcher; six voices. 4to. (Cur-
wen’s edition, no. 61004.) [6254
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2-c. Apr. 25, 1918 ;
EK 307885; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
ALL THE TIME; words by Billy Lynott,
music by Jos. J. Geisler. [6255
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 16. 1913;
E 310411; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
— words by Roger Lewis, music by
Leo Friedman. [6256
© Apr. 15, 1913; Be ae 72,
1913; E 310271; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
ALL THE WORLD A GARDEN; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, musie by
Chas. H. Gabriel. (Jn The chil-
dren’s hour.) [6257
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2), Aipri-24,
1913; E 3093882; Thomas Nicholson,
New York.
384
-- ~————e
—_>__ eee Se ee _
— Oe
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
6276
ALL THE WORLD FOR JESUS; Words and
music by W. A. W. Hardy. [6258
©) Apr. 16, 1918; Be Apr. 28,
Talis; BH 310558; -W. A. W. Hardy,
Penacook, N. H.
ALLAH; words by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, music by John W. Met-
calf; sop. or ten. and alto or bar.
[6259
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 c. each Apr. 14,
1918; E 3103842; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
ALLELUIA. See Our risen Lord.
ALO’ FFEMI; serenata comica, versi e
musica di Gennaro Camerlingo;
canto e mandolino. [6260
© Apr. 3, 1918: 2c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 307186; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
ALOHA; variations arr. by B. Brown;
pf. Los Angeles. Western pub. co.
(6261
© Mar. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13, 1913;
E 309152; Billy Brown. Los Angeles.
_ ALOUETTE (L’) (L’allodola); im-
promptu par Mich. Chiesa; piano
seul. [6262
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 e, Apr. 16,
1913; E 3807254; C. Schmidi & co.,
Leipzig.
ALSACE ET LORRAINE; pas redoublé na-
tional, arr. par Roger Guttinguer
pour orchestre, avec tambours et
clairons ad lib. 4to. [6263
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 308832: Louis Jacquot, Paris.
ALTDEUTSCHES REITERLIED; dichtung
von A. G. H., musik von Franz Wag-
ner, op. 123; miinnerchor. Partitur
u. stimmen. 4to. [6264
i. Dee: 14, 19012: 2 ¢ Apr) 26,
1918; E 307243; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
ALTES FRANZOSISCHES LIED. See Tschai-
kowsky (P. I.)
ALWAYS CARRY YOUR BIBLE; words and
music by H. D. Loes. [6265
Pepe is. 1995. 2 ¢.. Apr.’ 17,
1913; E 309188; Harry Dixon Loes,
Chicago.
ALWAYS GAY (Toujours gai); vals par
Archibald Joyce; orchestra. 4to.
[6266
©, Apr: 18/2913; '2 ec. Apr. 22,
1913: E 307376: Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd... London.
ALWAYS GAy—Continued.
—_—- —-—-; piano. [6267
©' Mar, I) 1913s: 2 @: Apr. 1; 1913;
E 307049; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
ALWAYS NEAR TO YOU; words and music
by G. Devon. New York. Ebbets
music pub. co. [6268
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c. Apr. 11, 1918;
E 310426; Glen Devon, Cupertine,
Cal.
AM ERSTEN Mat; ged. von Albert Hase,
musik von Rudolf Huebner; miin-
nerechor. Partitur. 4to. [6269
(C) ‘Apr.’ {2 fom8* SB ‘ec! Apr: 119,
1918; E 309322; Justus Wilhelm
Jost, Philadelphia.
AMABEND. See Aus stellen stunden.
AMERICA; words and music by A. B. C.
Didzun. [6270
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1913; E 309400;
A. B. C. Didzun, Bloomington, III.
AMMORE BBELLO; versi di Aniello Cali-
fano, musica di Enr. Cannio. [6271
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
H 307195; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g, Wahren-Leipzig.
*AMMORE ’E MO; canzonetta popolare,
versi di A. Califano, musica di Ed. di
Capua. [6272
(© Dee.'1; 1912: 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307196; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g, Wahren-Leipzig.
AMMORE ’E STUDENTE; versi di A. Bar-
bieri, musica di E. de Curtis. [6273
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 19138;
E 307198; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AMMORE ’NTUSSECUSO; versi di A.
Barbieri, musica di Oscar Cattedra.
[6274
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307197: Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AMONG THE ROSES; gavotte by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 261; pf. (Hasy
tunes, no. 4.) [6275
) Apr, | 24, 1918+) 2 ¢: Apr 2s,
1913; E 310541; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
words by M. L. Knapp, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6276
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 19138;
E 310020; Mary L. Knapp, Fre-
mont, O.
385
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6277
Amour (L’); march-two step-one step
by H. Christiné, arr. by Otto Langey;
orchestra with piano ace. 4to.
[6277
©’ Apr 17, 1983s) 2.'el) Apes.
1913; E 309220; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
AMOUR CRAINTIF; valse boston, ver-
sione francaise de L. Fortolis, mu-
sique de Carlo D’ Angeli. [6278
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
EK 307058; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
arr. for voice & piano. ]
AMOURS D’HIVER; valse lente, paroles
de Ludovie Fortolis, versione ital-
jana di A Franci, musique d’Angelo
Angiolini. 1. Chant et piano. 2.
Piano seul. [6279, 6280
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8,
1913; E 807059, 307060; Carisch &
Jinichen, Milan. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
ANAMITISCHE ZAUBERER; Character-
sttick von Ludwig Siede, op. 44;
piano. [6281
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 3038693; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
ANDANTE CANTABILE IN A FLAT; by
Geo. Rosenkrans; organ. (Jn The
organ, Easter number, v. 24, no.
140.) [6282
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 26,
1913; E 309392; Geo. Molineux.
New York.
ANDANTE IN B FLAT; by Geo. Rosen-
krans; organ. (Jn The organ, Eas-
ter number, v. 24, no. 140.) [6288
(), Mar. 14,1918: 2c. -Anr. 26,
1918; E 309391; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
ANDANTE IN F. See Beethoven (Lud-
wig van)
ANFANGS WUSSTE ICH NICHT, WIE ICH’S
MACHE; text und musik von Rudolf
Baron. (Cabaretsterne, no. 9.)
[6284
© Apr. ‘17,'1918 "2 «Apr “18.
19138; E 303926; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
ANGELS ROLL THE ROCK AWAY. See Our
risen Lord.
ANGELUS (L’). See Délices d’une
journée.
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
ANMUTIG; von Arnoldo Sartorio fiir
klavier zu 2 hinden. (Unterhal-
tungsstiicke in oktaven, no. 3.)
[6285
© Jan. 12, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 506796; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a
Rh., Germany.
ANNIVERSARY DAY; words and music by
Thoro Harris. [6286
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 9, 1918:
E 3809096; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
ANNIVERSARY SONG; words by P. A.
Williams, music by W. A. Post.
[6287
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309098; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
ANSWER LOVE’S CALL IN THE GLOAMING;
words and music by G. L. Robert-
son. Philadelphia, Jubal pub. co.
[6288
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310150; George L. Robertson,
Philadelphia.
ANTONIO DE BARBER; words and music
by Del Vecchio. [6289
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 @ Apr fa;
E 3808908; Del Vecchio, South Nor-
walk, Conn.
APRES; suite au Retour prés de
l’aimée, poésie de Henry Brody, mu-
sique de Léo Sachs. [6290
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
EK 303796; Max Eschig, Paris.
APRIL’S LADY; words by A. C. Swin-
burne, music by W. Franke-Harling;
in G. (Three songs, no. 2.) [6291
© Mar. 13, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309065; Carl Fischer, New York.
ARCADIENS (LES); fantaisie musicale
en trois actes de Mark Ambient et
A. Thompson, avee paroles d’Arthur
Wimperis, adaptation francaise de
Charles Quinel et Max Dearly, mu-
sique de Lionel Monckton et Howard
Talbot. Partition, chant et piano.
[6292
© Apr. 10, 1918;°20G5 AReetZS,
1913; D 19284; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
ARCADY; words by Mary Luce Hughes,
music by Ruth Leonard. [6293
© Apr. 17, . 19135) 2c 4 ARE,
1913; E 310454; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
386
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
6313
ARE YOU COMING; words and music by
H. Bauman. Cheltenham, Pa. For-
rest pub. co. [6294
>, Apr... 11, .1918:..2 «.) Apr. 16,
19138; E 310358; Harry Bauman,
Philadelphia.
_ ARIETTA; von Erkki Melartin freie be-
arbeitung vou Willy Burmester; vio-
line und klavier. (Neue _ stiicke.
no. 3.) [6295
© Nov. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
19138; E 303503; K. G. Fazer, Hel-
singfors, Russia. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
ARIETTE. See Strauss (Richard) ; Biir-
ger (Der) edelmann.
ARLESIENNE (L’). See Bizet (Georges)
ARMEE (L’) FRANGAISE; défilé mili-
taire, par E. Belval, transcrit par G.
Allier, pour musique militaire, avec
clarions et tambours. 4to. [6296
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 3038748; E. Gaudet, Paris.
ART (THE) OF PIANOFORTE PLAYING; a
complete practical and theoretical
pianoforte school for systematic in-
struction by Vincent Jackson and
Edmondstoune Duncan. Parts 1
and 2. [6297, 6298
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec. each Apr. 7,
1918; E 303650, 303651; J. M. Dent
& sons, Itd., London.
ARTIST’S LIFE (Kunstlerleben) ; waltz
by Joh. Strauss, op. 316, rev. by
S. K. Wright; orchestra and piano.
Ato. [6299
© Mar. 24, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 9,
1903; E 309066; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision. ]
ARE YOU SURE? words by Sam Rosen,
music by Shep. Camp. [6800
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c <Apr.. 28,
1913; E 310617; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., ine., New York.
ARMY (THE) OF WHITE: words by
Pearl Williams, music by W. A.
Post. [6301
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
£309101; Smith & Lamar, Nashville.
ARTIST’S REVERIE; valse tzigane by G.
Aubry, arr. by Otto Langey; orches-
tra and piano acc. 4to. [6802
- Apr. 1% i1Dis- 2c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307354; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
AS WE WATCH THE GOLDEN SUNSET FADE
AWAY; words and music by R. Dale.
[6803
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 c¢. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309445; Roland Dale, Buf-
falo.
As I WANDER DOWN SWEET MEMORIES
LANE; words and music by I. N.
Kern. New York, Ebbets music
pub. co. [6304
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 e. May 38, 1918;
FE 310773; Ina N. Kern, New York.
ASCHENBRODEL. See Translateur (S.)
Sechs miirchen.
ASCHERBERG (T'HE) PIANOFORTE SCHOOL;
a series of properly graded exer-
cises, studies and pieces, compiled by
Thomas F. Dunhill and W. A. Volk.
Series 2. Book 2, 4, 5 and 6.
[6305-6308
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 ¢ each Mar.
29, 1913; E 307016-807019; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
—— book 3, 7 and 8. [6309
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 10, 1918;
E 303903; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
ASPERGES ME. See Gruber (Josef)
Vier liturgische gesinge.
lyric by James E.
Dempsey, music by Johann C.
Schmid. [6310
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 310078; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
ASHES OF LOVE;
ASK THE FLOWERS TO TELL you; from
The tik tok man of Oz, lyric by L.
Frank Baum, music by Louis F.
Gottschalk. {6311
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2c. Apr. 15, 1913;
E 3103865: Jerome H. Remick & ©Co.,
New York.
serenade by Geo.
Rosenkrans; organ. (Jn The organ,
v. 24, no. 141.) [6312
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2c. Apr. 26, 1913;
E 309396; Geo. Molineux, New York.
AT BREAK OF DAY;
AT DAWN; words and music by G. R.
Combs, op. 38, no. 2; pf. Philadel-
phia, Combs Broad St. conservatory
pub. co. [63138
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310152; Gilbert Raynolds Combs,
Philadelphia.
387
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6314
pt. 1 ses
AT MAMMY’S FIRESIDE; words by Bal-
lard MacDonald, music by Harry
Carroll. [6314
© Apr. 28, 1943 Qe. Agr 28/1913 :
E 310592; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York.
AT NIGHT ON THE TERRACE HIGH; words
by Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music
by L. M. Genet; high voice. [6315
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2c. Apr. 28; 1913 ;
E 3810566; White-Smith music pub.
¢o., Boston.
AT PARTING. See Tobani (Theo. M.);
Two songs.
AT THAT MOVIN’ PICTURE SHOW; from
the musical fantasy The Gypsy
stranger, words and music by J. M.
Boyd. [6316
© Apr. 12,1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 11, 1918;
FE 310236; Jeanne M. Boyd, Fremont,
Neb.
AT THE CARNIVAL; by Mathilde Bilbro;
pf. Left hand alone. [6317
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 « Apr. 3, 19138;
E 810125; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
AT THE MERCY OF THE FLOOD; words by
Harry Gibson, music by Al An-
driesse. [63818
©) Ape ei 1913-2 c.. Apr) 22; ness -
E 310493; York music co., New York.
AT THE RAGTIME CABARET; words and
music by E. A. Biake. [6319
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2c Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305923; Edw. A. Blake, Cincinnati.
AT THE ROLL CALL YONDER; words by
James Rowe, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [6320
© Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1918;
E 309264; Beazley & Vaughan, Chi-
cago.
AT THE TEN-CENT MOVIE SHOW: Dy
George Christie, arr. by Sol P. Levy;
vocal oreh. in G. 4to. [6321
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2c. Apr. 1, 1918;
E 805890; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
AU FIL DE LA VIE; valse lente par
Gabriel Robert; piano seul. [6322
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303782; Costallat et cie., Paris.
AU TEMPS DES MOULINS; morceau carac-
téristique par Gaston Tramin; piano.
[6323
© Dec. 20, 1912: 22 Jan. 2, 1913:
E 303829; Martin, Marseilles, France. !
AUF POSTEN BEI DER NACHT; text von
Kurt Baumeister, musik von Wil-
helm Lindemann. [6324
© Nov. 30, 1912+ 2 @ Agr i6,
1913; E 807837; Harmonie, Munich.
AUFDEM FLUSSE. See Pataky (Hubert)
Vierchinesische lieder.
AUFSCHWUNG. See Schumann (R. A.)
AURORE (L’) See Délices d’une jour-
née.
AUS GROSSER ZEIT; jubilaums-marsch
1813-1918, von Siegfried Elsner;
klavier. [6325
© Mar.. 29, 191382. 2. eG) sae.
1913; E 303730; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
AUS LEBENSTAGEN ; sechs kleine klavier-
stticke von Hrnst Baeker, op. 36.
nr. 1-6. Inhalt: Ballade.—Froh-
sinn.— Studie.— Walzer.— Lied.— In
der dorfschenke. [6326
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306711; P. Pabst, Leipzig.
AUS STILLEN STUNDEN; sechs klavier-
stticke von Ernst Baeker, op. 88.
Contents :—Friihlingsstimmung.—Im
walde—Im regen—Am abend-— —
Herbstklage.—Sterne, goldene sterne.
[6327
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 806779; P. Pabst, Leipzig.
AUSLESE; 24 ausgewihlte lieder aus
den ersten 5 programmen mit lauten-
sitzen; von Robert Kothe. obl.
12mo. [6328
© Nov. 15, 1912726) Ae 15,
1913; E 307328; Heinrichshofens ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany.
AUSTRALIA; words anon., music arr. by
Frank R. Hancock. [6329
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ec Apr. 30,
1918; E 809437; Lloyd Adams Noble,
Yonkers, N. Y.
AUTO TOURIST; march by Geo. Rosen-
krans; full band. 4to. [6330
© May 12, 1913; 2 «@ May 14,
1918; E 309624; C. H. Berg, Cleve-
land.
AUTUMN; by Carl Fallberg, op. 17, no.
iS pi. [638381
© Apr. . 23, 1918" 2 cee ae Zo,
1918; E 810522; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
388
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
| Ave MarIA; musik von Wilhelm Miil-
ler, fiir eine mittlere singstimme mit
{ vyioline und orgelbegleitung. [6332
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c Mar. 22,
1913; E 3038618; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
—— See Veni Creator.
AVE Maria! HEAR Us OH FATHER; Mu-
sic by B. Owen, accompaniment
changed by M. Greenwald. [6333
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 308723; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
alteration. ]
AVE MARIS STELLA; hymnus, 4 szélamt
noikarra és organo kesérettel szerzé
ifj. Buchner Antal, op. 12 d. [63384
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce Mar. 22,
1913 ; E 303619; Anton Béhm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
AWAKE MY HEART WITH RAPTURE;
words and music by Drusilla S.
Percival. [6385
een Ve 1912-2 o Apr, 17,
1913; E 309185; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
| AWAY TO THE WOODS AWAY; part song,
music by R. E. De Reef. 4to. [6336
©) Apr. 18, 1918: 2 c. Apr. 18,
1913; E 3809235; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BABBLING BROOK; valse caprice by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 275; piano. [6337
oS wor 18 1913; 2 ¢. Apr.’ 18;
1918; E 309236; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BaBY DAYS; words and music by T.
Birgel. Melody only. [6338
© ic Apr. 5, 1913; E 310168;
Ted Birgel, Brooklyn.
BaBy’s (A) EPITAPH; words by AI-
gernon, Ch. Swinburne, music by
John H. Densmore; med. voice in G
flat. [6339
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913; E 310624; Boston music co.,
Boston.
BACCHANTE; valse by Stephen O.
Jones; pf. [6340
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 ce Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310079; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
6347
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Bourrée
et Gigue en Fa majeur; par J. S.
Bach annoté et doigté par Blanche
Selva; piano. (Les maitres classi-
ques de la musique, no. 2008.) [6341
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 81,
1913; E 807045; B. Roudanez, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on notation
and fingering. ]
Chaconne; von J. S. Bach; tiber-
tragen von Wilhelm Middelschulte
ftir die orgel. [6342
© Dec. 25, 1912; 2 c Apr. 16,
1913; E 307303; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
——Come, soothing death (Komm,
slisser tod); English text by Paul
England, musie by J. S. Bach. [6343
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 e« Mar. 22,
1913; EH 3038608; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
—— Meditation on the ist Prelude by
J. 8S. Bach; words by Bertha Remick,
music by Bach-Gounod, arr. by
Bertha Remick; three female voices,
with ace. of piano, violin and organ
(ad lib.) (Laurel octavo, no. 232)
[6344
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2c. Apr. 14, 1918;
H 310311; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of text and music. ]
— Menuet en Fa majeur par J. S.
Bach, annote et doigté par Blanche
Selva; piano. (Les maitres classi-
ques de la musique, no. 2009.) [6345
@' Feb. '28,)'1913: 2 ¢,. Mar: 31,
1913; E 307046; B. Roudanez, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on notation
and fingering. ]
Minuet; from the 38rd French
suite by J. S. Bach, arr. by Edmund
Singer, ed. by Hugo Ries; violin and
piano. [6346
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1918;
E 309149; Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
BACHUS, LES MYSTERES DIONYSIAQUES.
See Massenet (J. E. F.)
Back TO CALIFORNIA; words by B. F.
Clark, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6347
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309007; B. F. Clark, Corpus
Christi, Tex.
389
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6348
BACK TO THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME; by
Fleta Jan Brown, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; vocal orch. in B flat. 4to.
[6348
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 « Apr. 15,
1913; E 310379; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
words and music by Fleta Jan
Brown. [63849
©, Apr: 7, 191383. 2.e. Apr 803913;
E 30903838; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
—— words by Fleta Jan Brown, music
arr. by .Geo.. J... Trinkans.. Nos ii.
Female voices. No. 2. Male voices.
No. 8. Mixed voices. 4to.
[6350-6352
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. each May 8,
1918; E 310750, 310752; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. |
BAEKER (ERNST) Sieben kleine kla-
vierstticke’ in tanzform; von KE.
Baeker, op. 39, nos. 1-7; klavier zu
2 hinden. [63538
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
FE 306795; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a.
Rh., Germany.
Bacpap; from The lady of the slipper
by Victor Herbert, arr. by Harold
Sanford; hotel orch. 4to. [6354
© Marit, INS 2. ch: Mar. 28,
1918; E 805548; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
BAGATELLE; by E. J. Reiter, arr. by.
J. W. Lerman; organ. (Jn The or-
gan, v. 24, no. 141.) [6355
(). Aor. 24. 1918° 2. @ Apr. 26,
1913; E 309897; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
BAGATELLE IN G; by J. Mokrejs; pf.
[6356
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 18,
1918; H 805542; John Mokrejs, New
York.
BALL (THE) ROOM WALTZ; by H. C.
Zinger; pf. [6357
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913:
I) 309148; Herman C. Zinger, Chi-
cago.
BaAtuaDE. See Aus lebenstagen.
BALLET (THE) DANCER; by Frank P.
Atherton, op. 221, no. 4; pf. (Five
pieces, no. 4.) [6858
© Apr. 24, 1918; 2 ¢c, Apr. 25,
1918; E 310542; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
BALLETMUSIK AUS ROSAMUNDE. See
Schubert (FF. P.)
BALLET SUR UN THEME DE GLUCK;
composé par Joan Manén pour le
violon avec piano acc. [6359
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307265; Universal-edition, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
BALLHAUS-ONKEL (DER) ; text u. musik
von Siegwart Hhrlich; gesang u.
klavier mit singstimme. [6360
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306714; Pierrot verlag, Leipzig.
BANANA (THE) SLIDE; by U. Davis;
pf. [6361
© 1c. Apr. 28, 19138; E. 310574;
Uriel Davis, Washington,
BANGOR SONG; words and music by
Thos. Bruce Bitler. [63862
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310147; Bangor theological semi-
nary, Bangor, Me.
BANJO-STANDCHEN; aus der operette
Das farmermiidchen, text von Georg
Okonkowsky, musik von G. Jarno.
[6363
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ec) Apr ai aete-
E 308967; Georg Jarno, Berlin.
BARBARETTA; valse espagnole by C. H.
Ort; piano. [6364
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2360 37.
1918; EH 309849; Chas. H. Ort, St.
Louis.
BARBARITA; by U. Davis; pf. [6365
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1918; H 309459;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
BARCAROLA; parole e musica di Mario
Barbieri, per canto, violino e piano-
forte. [6366
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1918;
E 303942; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
BARCAROLE; by L. Spohr, op. 135, no.
1, ed. by Albert Sammons; violin solo
with piano ace. [6367
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2c. Apr. 21, 1913;
EK 303976; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
BARCAROLLE IN A; by Earl Towner;
pf. [6868
© Apr. 3, 1913: 2 c. AproS) mais;
E 309116; Towner bros., San José,
Cal.
390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1918
BartOK (Bf£LA) Deux images (Két
kép); par B. Bartok pour orchestre.
Partition. [S369
© Oct. 22, 1912; ic. Jan. 6, 1913;
1 c. Apr. 8, 1913; E 303688: Roz-
savolgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
3 burlesque (3 burleska); par B.
Bartok pour le piano. [6370
© Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912;
E 303689; Rozsavélgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary.
BAVARIAN FOLK DANCE (Bayrische
volksweise) : by Carl Moter; pf.
[6371
MG), Mar. 31,.1913; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1918: E 305863: Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
BEAUTIFUL EASTER; words by Mrs.
W. B. Dingman, music by W. A.
Post. [6372
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309094; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
BEAUTIFUL EYES: valse brillante by
F. A. Conradi; pf. Baltimore, G.
Fred Kranz music co. [6373
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1918; E 305874; Fred A. Conradi,
Baltimore.
BEAUTY; march by G. Aubel; pf.
[6374
© June i, 1912; 2c. Mar. 21, 1913;
BE 308726; George Aubel, Richmond
Ba WN. Y.
BECAUSE HE DID HIS DUTY; march two
step by George Christie, arr. by Sol.
P. Levy; orch. 4to. [6375
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310066; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. }
BECAUSE I LOVE YOU so; words by L. A.
Burke, music by P. E. Lockhart.
New York, C. L. Partee pub. co.
[6376
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310162; Leo A. Burke, Rochester,
igs 8
BEDOUIN MARCH; scene orientale by
H. Engelmann; pf. [6377
© Mar. 31, 1913: 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310126; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
BEDTIME; by J. C. Ames, op. 35; violin,
on the G string, and piano. (A
child’s day, no. 4.) [6378
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 11,
1913; E 303719; Alfred Lengnick &
eo., London.
6385
BEE (THE); words and music by E. E.
Elwert; sop., alto and bass. 4to.
(School songs, no. 19). [6379
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 22, 1918;
KE 310485; Willis musie co., Cincin-
nati.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Adagio:
by Beethoven op. 31 no, 2, edited by
Stanley Hawley; piano. (Hawley
edition, no. 41.) London, Cary & co.
[6380
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21.
1915; E 303571; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
Adagio cantabile; by Beethoven,
op. 13, edited by Stanley Hawley;
piano. (Hawley edition, no. 40.)
London, Cary & co. [6381
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
19138; E 303572; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
—— Adagio molto; by Beethoven, op.
10 no. 1, edited by Stanley Hawley;
piano. (Hawley edition, no. 38.)
London, Cary & co. [6382
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303573; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
Andante in F; by Beethoven, ed-
ited by Stanley Hawley; piano.
(Hawley edition, no. 43.) London,
Cary & co. [6383
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1918: E 3803574; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
— Holy night; words by W. G. Ro-
thery, music from the Larghetto to
second symphony by Beethoven, ed.
by J. M. Laughlin et al.; trio for
mixed voices. 4to. (The coda, no.
410.) {6384
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 12, 1913;
E 310276; Ginn and co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange
ment. ]
Largo appassionato; by Beetho-
ven, op. 2, no. 2, edited by Stanley
Hawley; piano. (Hawley edition,
no. 36.) London, Cary & co. [6385
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303578; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
391
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6886
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG vAN)—Continued.
—— Largo con gran espressione; by
Beethoven, op. 7, edited by Stanley
Hawley; piano. London, Cary & co.
(Hawley edition, no. 37.) [6386
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ec Mar, 21,
1918; E 38038579; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
—— Largo e mesto; by Beethoven, op.
10, no. 8, edited by Stanley Hawley ;
piano. London, Cary & co. (Haw-
ley edition no. 39.) [6387
© Mar. 30, 19138; 2c. Mar. 21,
1918; E 808580; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
Minuet in G; by L. Van Bee-
thoven, ed. by Carl Bonner. No. 1.
Pf. No. 2; Violin and piano. Bos-
ton, Evans music ¢o. [6388, 6389
© Apr, 7, 1918; 2 ¢. each. Apr. 9,
1918; HB 809058, 309059; W. A.
Evans, Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
BEHIND THE NIGHTLIGHT; Hibbertoo
and other animals invented by Joan
Maude, faithfully recorded by her
mother Nancy Price, with incidental
music by her godmother Liza Leh-
mann. [6390
©) Apr. 2, 1918-72 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
EK} 807168; Boosey & co., London.
BEHOLD DEATH’S RIVER; words by L. EH.
Green, music by A. H. Cook. [6391
© Feb. 28,. 1913; 2c Mar. 22,
TIS ) DSOahoOO > skh... Linceln,
Dallas.
BEI GOLDHAHNCHENS; ged. von Hein-
rich Seidel, musik von Mathieu
Neumann, op. 81, no. 1. [6392
(Gy) em. 25, 1908; 2 2 Me. a8,
1913; E 306775; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig.
BELIEVE ME! I’VE SEEN THE GIRL;
words and musie by Will Hardy.
[6393
© Apr. 18,1918: 2 c. Ape. as:
1918; E 3809197; Bostonia pub. co.,
Boston.
BELLA (LA) BRUNA. (Beautiful bru-
nette); polka by M. Pellacani, arr.
by P. Tesio; mand. orch. 4to.
(Tesio edition no. 1438.) [6894
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1913;
PB 310447; Peter Tesio, New York.
39
pt. IIT, 0. s., v. 8)
BERCEUSE; pezzo caratteristico, di
Alessandro Longo, op. 40, no. 11, ri-
duzione di Vincenzo Billi per piccolo
orchestra. (Intermezzi musicali, no.
513.) [63895
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 ¢, ‘Apr ei,
1918; E 3803948; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
—— See Solo organist.
BERCEUSE (Vaggsing); by Tor Aulin,
ed. by Eugene Gruenberg; violin and
piano. [6396
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 28, 1918:
H 309323; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
BerGERE (LA) AUX CHAMPS; berger
limousine, paroles de Raoul Char-
bonnel, musique de Francis Casa-
desus; version pour cheeur & 4 voix
mixtes, sans acct. [63897
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913:
EH 803759; Heugel et cie., Paris.
BERLIN WACKELT; potpourri von C. Mo-
rena, op. 123. 1. Grosses orchester.
2. Salonorchester. [6398, 6899
© Dee, 6, 1912; 2 ce. each Apr. 16,
1918 ; © 8073849, 307350; Drei masken
verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. |
BERTIE; words and music by H. H.
Macdonald. [6400
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2° Aree
1913; 1 3104381; Herbert Henry Mac-
donald, Montreal, Canada.
BESENBINDER (DeER); volkslied, gesetzt
von A. von Othegraven, op. 47, no. 2,
fiir miinnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. [ 6401.
© Dec. 4, 1912; 2 @ Apros, 19is:
E 807155; C. F. W. Siegel’s musika-
lienhandlung (R. Linnemann), Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Brest (THE) DREAMS I DREAM, ARE
WHEN I DREAM OF YOU; words by
David Miller and Louis Gropper;
music by Paul Eugene. [6402
© Apr. 24, 1918; 2 ¢«. Apr. 24,
1918; FE 309368; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
BEULEMANS MARIE SA FILLE; valse sur
de loperette, musique de Arth. Van
Oost; piano. [6403
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303798; Max Eschig, Paris.
9
—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
BEULEMANS MARIE SA FILLE—Contd.
valse trés facile sur de l’operette
de Arth. Van Oost, arr. par Henri
Van Gael; piano. (Les succés uni-
versels, collection, no. 22.) [6404
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 19138;
EB 303797; Max Eschig, Paris.
BryYonp (THE) GRAVE; words and mu-
sic by J. H. Carr. [6405
©) Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1918; E 309050; J. H. Carr, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
BiG HEARTED JACK; words by R. H.
Dumont, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [6406
© Mar. 17, 1912: 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305987; Ralph H. Dumont, St.
Joseph, Mo.
BI-PLANE COURTSHIP; a musical open-
ing chorus by Rupert F. Cisco.
[6407
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1913; D 19272;
Rupert F. Cisco, Lake Charles, La.
BIRTHDAY GREETING SONG; words and
music by Emi Waltermire. [6408
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309097: Smith & Tamar, Nash-
ville.
BirtHDAY (A) sone; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by W. A. Post.
[6409
(©) Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309104; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
Ville.
BIs zU EINER GEWISSEN GRENZE; text
und musik von Rudolf Baron.
(Cabaret-sterne, no. 7). [6410
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1913;
E 303927; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
Bitter (THE) AND THE SWEET; words
and music by Heléne [Herzog]. New
York, Crown music co. [6411
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310711; Heléne Herzog, New York.
Bizer (Gerorces). Arlésienne (L’);
fantasia by G. Bizet, arr. by F. E.
Robinson; orch. (The Cundy-Bet-
toney ideal edition, no. 186.) [6412
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310719; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
— Carmen; selection by Bizet, arr.
by Al. Hayes; band. 4to. [6413
© Apr. 22, 1913; 2c. Apr. 25, 1913;
E 310505; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on the
selections and harmonic arrange-
ments. ]
93052—13——2
6423
BLACK MAMMY; words and music by
J. T. Thomas. [6414
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2c. Apr. 28, 1913;
K 310562; Joe T. Thomas, Birming-
ham, Ala.
BiarR (FRepERIcCK) Intermezzo;
I’. Blair; in G; violin and piano.
[6415
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 23, 19138;
EH 309327; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
violoncello and piano. [6416
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2c. Apr. 23, 1913;
FE 309328; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BLAME IT ON FATHER AND MOTHER;
words by Kate Elinore, music by
Sam Williams. [6417
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
BE 3090384; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
BLANCA.
danzas.
by
See Portugal (D. G.) 4
BLISSFUL LAND OF DAY; words by H. L.
Crouch, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. {6418
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
FE 305955; Helen Lair Crouch, Blue
Mound, Il.
BoaRiscH; ged. von Peter Schlemihl,
musik von Hannes Ruch; gesang mit
gitarre und piano. [6419
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 303668; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
Boat sone; by I. McNaughten; pf.
[6420
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310428; Ivan McNaughten, Sedan,
Kan.
— by Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op. 39, no. 4;
pf. New York, The Virgil piano
school co. (Five choice pieces, no.
4.) [6421
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 3, 1913;
EH 310107; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
BoBBIN’ UP AND DOWN; words by D. A.
Esrom, music by T. Morse. [6422
© Apr. 14, 19138; 2c. Apr. 19, 1913;
E 310456; Theodore Morse music
co., New York.
BoHEMIENS (LES)
CG Ls 78.)
Boum (Cart) Chanson; by C. Bohm,
op. 397, no. 1; violin and piano.
See Chaminade
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ¢c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303636; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6424
pt. THA es
BoLerRo; versi di Antonio Barbieri,
musica di Enrico Cannio. [6424
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307199; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Bon (LE) LABOUREUR; mystére en un
acte de Pierre Gailhard and Ar-
mand Silvestre, musique de Ray-
mound de Pezzer. Partition chant et
piano. [6425
© Dee:.::28; 1912542 4e) Jan. +24,
1913; D 19239; Raymond de Pezzer.
Paris:
BoNNIE (THE) BURNIE; words by
Charles Mackay, music by Ernest
Halsey. [6426
© CApEA IG, SO1Sey 27 exe Amn. 17;
1913; E 303907 ; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
Bonny (THE) BLUE BONNET OF TEXAS;
words and music by HE. L. Key.
[6427
OwA pry 14.1913: Zico Apr (ea Ole :
E 309016; Eva Letts Keys, Temple,
Tex.
Bonvin (Lupwic) Sechs festofferto-
rien und drei motetten von Ludwig
Bonvin, op. 108, nr. 1-9; sopran, alt.
tenor u. bass mit orgel oder harmo-
nium. 4to. [6428
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 16, 1913;
KH 309161; Anten Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
Sechs Herz Jesu lieder; ged. u.
musik von L. Bonvin, op. 109; drei
stimmigen frauenchor mit beglei-
tung des harmoniums oder der orgel.
4to. Inhalt: Hin herz hat sich
erschlossen.—Prigue deiner liebe
zeichen.—Sei, o stisses Herz, gegriis-
set.—Hin licht ist aufgegangen.—O
Jesu, wenn wir denken dein.—Ich
will dich lieben. [6429
© Apr.38;, 1913: 2%. Apr 15, 19138 -
I} 310395: Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
—— Vier eucharistische gesinge; text
UY. musik von To. Bonvin, Ops 101:
dreistimmigen frauen chor mit be-
gleitung des harmoniums oder der
orgel. Ato. Inhalt: Kommt_§ her,
ihr, kreaturen all’!—Das heil der
welt, Herr Jesus Christ.—O heil’ge
seelenspeise.—Sion lass dein lied
erklingen! nach Mendelssohns op.
73. [64380
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ce Apr. 25, 1913;
KH 3103896; Anton Bohm &€& sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
BooutearR; by U. Davis; pf. [6431
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1913; H 310571;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
BooM, TUM, TA-RA-RA-ZING BOOM ; words
by Ferd. E. Mierisch, music by
Chris. Smith. [6432
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 2, 1918;
EK 305941; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
BoOosEY’S MILITARY JOURNAL, 134TH
SERIES, NO. 2; arr. by W. H. Myddle-
ton; military band. Contents :—
Oh! you beautiful doll; two-step by
A. Seymour Brown and Nat D.
Ayer.—That mysterious rag; by Ted
Snyder.—Ragtime violin; two-step
by Irving Berlin—The wedding
glide; two-step by Louis A. Hirsch.
[6433
© Apr. 2, 1913: 2 ¢ Ane 4 ao:
E 307174; B. Feldman & co., London.
BorcHERS (GUSTAV) Drei lieder von
Deutschlands befreiung; musik von
G. Borchers, op. 383, fiir solo oder
chorgesang mit klavierbegleitung.
zur hundertjihrigen gedenkfeier der
schlacht bei Leipzig. Contents :—
Rossbach und Katzbach.—Napoleons
riickzug aus Russland.—Die Leip-
ziger schlacht. [6434
© Jan. 24, 1918; 2be Car ass,
1913; E 307307; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
BosLet (Lupw.) 5 festpriludien; von
Ludw. Boslet, op. 34; orgel. (Kon-
zertstticke fiir orgel, heft 4.) [64385
© Mar. 25, 19138°92%e) Agee,
1913; E 3803647; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
Bossi (C. Adolfo) Finale; di C. A.
Bossi. op. 39, no. 4. (Konzert-
stiicke fiir orgel, heft 9; Quattro
pezzi per organo, nr. 4.) [6436
© Mar. 18, 1913;: 2) ¢ Mar Si.
1913; E 307027; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
BouRREE ET GIGUE EN FA MAJEUR.
See Bach (J. S.)
Boys AND GIRLS THATS UP TO DATE;
words and music by J. Thomas.
Melody with piano acc. for chorus.
[6437
© 1c. Apr. 4, 19138; E 310406;
Jeanette Thomas, New York.
Boys BRIGADE; march by A. Remié
[pseud. of A. Eimer]; pf. [64388
©. Apr. 8, 1918 > 2.¢, Apr, a1, aenS;
E 309171; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis.
394
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
6457
BRAHMS ( JOHANNES) Hungarian
dances (Ungarische tiinze); by J.
Brahms, rev. and ed. by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. 1. V.1, nos. 1-10. 2.
V. 2, nos. 11-21. [6439, 6440
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 c. each Apr. 9,
1913; E 309076, 309077; Carl
Fischer, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and editing. ]
BREATHE INTO THIS QUIET VALE; from
cantata St. Cecilia’s day by J. B.
Von Bree, arr. by F. W. Howes;
mixed voices. 4to. (Laurel octavo,
no. 238.) [6441
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14, 1918;
WH) 310307; C. C. Birchard &. co.,
Boston.
BRIDGET MAHONEY; from The naughty
widow by Kate Elinore and Sam
Williams, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
hotel orchestra. 4to. [6442
pp 24...1913; 2 e. Apr..22,
1913: E 310471; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
—— words by Kate Elinore, music by
Sam Williams. [6443
©) Apr. 7, 1913; 2.c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 309035; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
BRIGHT DREAMS OF THE STEIN; words
by H. S. Lee, music by H. L. Vib-
bard. [6444
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1918; E 309135;
Harry S. Lee and Harry L. Vibbard,
Syracuse, N. Y.
BRIGHT SPRINGTIME; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by W. A. Post. [6445
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 3090938; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
BRING ME A GIRL; words by C. C.
Roberts, music by Gaston Le Grande.
New York, P. J. Howley music co.
[6446
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1918;
E 305880; C. C. Roberts, Hollins,
Ala.
BRING THE WAGON HOME, JOHN; words
anon., music arr. by Frank R. Han-
cock. [6447
Sunar, 20.1013 2 ¢.. Apr. 380,
1913; E 309488; Lloyd Adams Noble,
Yonkers, N. Y.
BRISK AND BREEZY; march and two step
by Sol. Wolerstein, arr. by G. H.
Reeves; band. 4to. [6448
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309067 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
BRITISH (THE) GRENADIERS.
lish airs.
See Eng-
BroapWAy; words by Lew Brown, mu-
sic by Herman Paley. [6449
©, Apr. 22, 1918: 2-c, Apr. 80,
1915; E 3809449; Paley music co.,
New York.
Brook (THE) ; by Fleetwood A. Diefen-
thaeler; pf. [6450
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2.c. Mar. 24,
1913; If 808808; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
BRUNETTE; scherzo valse by L. J. Oscar
Wontaine, op. 108, no. 2; piano.
[6451
© \Apr. 18.) 1913; 2. & Apr. 13
1918; E 303919; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BURGER ALS EDELMANN.
(Richard)
BuILDING (THE) OF THE SHIP; cantata,
words by Henry W. Longfellow, mu-
sic by Henry Lahee, ed. by J. Rem-
ington; soli and mixed chorus.
(Laurel octavo, no. 217a.) [6452
© Apr.'2, 1918: 2c: Apr. 14, 19138;
E 310808; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text.]
See Strauss
BUMS, DER TROMMLER; alte soldaten-
melodie text und musik ary. von
Kurt Baumeister. [6453
©, Novy, (30, 1912:)'2 ce. Apre 16,
1913; E 307338; Harmonie, Munich.
BURLESQUE (LA) ; overture by Franz y.
Suppe, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. [6454
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1918;
EK 309068; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
BUTTERCUPS; syncopated waltz by
Harold Ivers; pf. [6455
© Apr. 28, .1913;° 2. e. Apr. 29,
1913; E 809420; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Buy MY VIOLETS FAIR; words by Ed.
Teschemacher, music by Jack
Thompson; in F. [6456
(©: Mar..'19, | 1913 *) 2 "er Ape ie:
1913;
don.
1 807868; Enoch & sons, Lon-
By A RIVER THAT FLOWS TO THE SEA;
words and music by L. J. McKibbin.
Melody only. [6457
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1918: E 309214;
L. J. MeKibbin, Ontario, Or.
395
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6458
BY THE BROOKSIDE (Au bord d’un ruis-
seau); by Berthold Tours, ed. by
John Orth; piano. [6458
@© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 23,
1918; EH 309324; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
BY THE FIRESIDE; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 41, no. 4; pf. New York. The
Virgil piano school co. (Fireside
stories, no. 4.) [6459
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 310112; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
By THE SEA; words and music by G. EH.
Shea. [6460
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1918; E 305545;
George Edward Shea, Paris.
BYDAND; words adapted from D. M.
Moir, music by F. C. Oddy. [6461
©: Mar, 16, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 17,
1918; E 303905; F. Campbell Oddy,
London.
BYGONE DAYS; words by J. R. Schott-
miller, music by Albert Swift. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. inc.
[6462
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 305974; John R. Schottmiller, Buf-
falo.
CABALETTA; humoresque by Alfredo
Anelli; piano. {Selected composi-
tions no. 2.) [6463
Qo Apr c 22.) 1913 002 ve. Ape. 23,
1918; EH 309313; M. Greenwald, New
York.
CAGLIOSTRO WALTZ; by J. Strauss, op.
370, arr. by Adolphe Dumont; orches-
tra and piano. 4to. [6464
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309069; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
CAKE WALK BENGEL; text u. musik von
Siegwart Ehrlich; gesang u, klavier
mit singstimme. [6465
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
H 306715; Pierrot verlag, Leipzig.
CALIFORNIA YOU’RE IT; words and music
by A. Kirby. [6466
© 1.¢.-Apr. 7, 1918;, 0 30887:
Alvin Kirby, Bairdstown, Cal.
CALL ME BACK; duet, words by Fred EH.
Weatherly, music by Luigi Denza;
in B flat. [6467
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
BE) 307169; Boosey & co., London.
a
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
CALL ME SWEET NAMES; words by Fleta
Jan Brown, music by Herbert Spen-
cer. [6468
© Apr. 28,. 1913; 2ee \Ape2>
1918; EH 309421; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
CALL (THE) OF THE SAvioUR; words
by Amadeus, music by Alfred G.
Robyn; high voice in G. [6469
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 e@ Apr. 23,
1913; E 309325; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CALL (A) TO FREEDOM; lyrics and mel-
ody by F. J. M. Iredell. New York,
Charles Levenson. [6470
© Apr: 5, 1913: 2 ec. Apr wets:
EH 308913; F. J. M. Iredell, New
York.
CAMPANE (LE) DI SAN PETRONIO; pezzo
caratteristico di Alessandro Longo,
op. 40, no. 3, riduzione di Vincenzo
Billi; piccola orchestre. (Intermezzi
musieali, no. 512). (6471
© Apr. 10, 1913°" 20" eae
1913; E 303721; G. Rieordi & €o.,
Milan.
CANDY KISSES; turkey trot by H. Von
Tilzer; piano. [6472
© Apr. 14; 1913: 2 @ Ape ae,
1913; E 310318; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
CAN’T YE HEAR YOUR HIELAND LASSIE
ca’? The highland lassie’s lament;
words and music by M. G. Roby.
[6473
© 1 e. Apr. 1, 1913; Bh ansees-
Maude Gordon Roby, Malden, Mass.
CAN’T YOU SEE THAT J AM IN LOVE WITH
you; words by Coulsen and Jackson,
music by M. L. Coulsen. New York,
The New York sheet music clearing
house. [6474
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr Taaets.
BH 309048; Michael L. Coulsen, New
York.
CANTA CHI VO’ CANTA’; versi di EHd-
uardo Nicolardi, musica di Ernesto
de Curtis. [6475
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 307202; Polyphon - musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
——versi di R. Ferraro Correra, mu-
sica di Eduardo di Capua. [6476
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307203; Polyphon - musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
396
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
6492
CANTAR LLORANDO; danza por Trinidad
Moreno, para piano. [GATT
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1913:
E 303678; G. Schirmer, New York.
CANTER (A) IN THE PARK; character-
istic piece, by Eugene Wyatt: pf.
[6478
© May 1, 1913; 2 ¢. May 2, 1913;
E 310695; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York.
CANTIQUES (LES) GREGORIENS: collec-
tion de cantiques dans le style Gre-
gorien, ou adapiés des mélilodies lit-
urgiques, par D. Lucien David, acc.
par Vabbé F. Brun pour orgue on
harmonium. 4° livraison. Con-
tents :—Cantique de Noé]l.—Mystéres
joyeux du rosaire.—Cantique 4 St.
Joseph. [G479
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913:
E 303760; Janin fréres, Lyon, France.
—paroles et adaptations de Sa
Grandeur Monseigneur Foucault, ac-
compagnements et interludes par
L’Abbe &. Brun pour orgue ou har-
monium. 1° cahier. Contents:—
Invocations.—Invocation a Marie.—
Louanges.—Supplications.
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303837: Janin fréres, Lyon.
France.
CANZONA ANTICA; versi di R. Ferraro
Correra, musica di Enrico Cannio.
[6481
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 19138;
E 307204; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONE ’E MALAVITA; versi di L.
Bovio, musica di E. de Curtis. [6482
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307201; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONE MILITAIRE; marche par HE.
Mezzacapo, arr. par Alf. Amadéi;
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [6483
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303749; E. Gaudet, Paris.
CANZONETTA; by H. F. Nicholls.
The modern organist, book 3.
See
—— See also Lyrische episoden.
Caprice. See Solo organist.
CAPRICE-MARCHE; pas redoublé par G.
Parés; partie pour piano-conducteur.
4to. [6484
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303747; Gabriel Parés, Paris.
CAPRICE VALSE; by M. Pilzer; melody
with piano ace. [6485
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1918; E 305905;
Maximilian Pilzer, New York.
CARAVAN (THF); words by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Reginald de
Koven, op. 258, no. 1; low voice.
[6486
© Apr. «17, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 48,
1913; E 309192; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CARMEN. See Bizet (Georges).
CAXMOSINE; conte romanesque ei
quatre actes, poéme de Henri Cain
et Louis Payen, musique de Henry
Wévrier. Partition piano et chant.
[6487
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 21, 1913:
D 19285; Heugel & cie., Paris.
CARNOVALE (THE). See Rossini
(G. A.)
CAROLENE, MY BLACK-EYED QUEEN;
words by J. Weaver, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6488
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305996; Jeanette Weaver, Bron-
son, Mich.
CASTAGNETTFS (LES); bolero by J. B.
Duvernoy, op. 271, no. 6, rev. and
fingered by M. Steinberg; pf. [6489
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1918; E 808719; S. Goldberg, New
York.
CASTLES IN THE AIR; intermezzo ca-
price by W. P. Held; pf. (Compo-
sitions, no. 1.) [6490
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 19138:
E 310127; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
CAUGHT IN THE RAIN; by Carl Koell-
ing; pf. (Jn Musical picture book,
part 2; Summy edition, no. 60.)
[6491
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ec. May 2, 1913;
E 3107388; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
CAVATINA; by Carl Bohm, op. 314, no.
2, arr. by R. Jungnickel; grand orch.
(Artist’s orchestra repertoire, no.
52.) [6492
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310087; Ross Jungnickel, New
York.
CELEBRATED SERENADE. See Schubert
(F. P.)
397
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6493
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
CELEBRE (LA) ET VERITABLE MAXIXE
BRESILIENNE (Vem cimulata); nou-
velle danse de salon, sur les motifs
de A. de Oliveira, [éditée] par F.
Salabert, pour piano. [6493
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1918;
EK 3038778; Francis Salabert, Paris.
CELEBRE GAVOTTE; du P. Martini, com-
posé par Joan Manén pour le violon
avec ace. de piano. [6494
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1918;
EH 307266; Universal edition, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
CrEsI (NAPOLEONE) Cappriccio; par N.
Cesi; piano. [6495
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
H 38038194; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
CHACONNE. See Bach (J. S.)
CHAMINADE (CECILE LOUIS STEPHANIE)
Bohémiens (Les); scéne de ballet
par C. Chaminade, op. 147, pour
piano. [6496
© Apr. 25. 1913392 .e..Apr. 25,
1918; EK 307407; Enoch & co., Paris.
— Scherzo-valse; par C. Chaminade,
op. 148 d’aprés op. 126, no. 6. pour
piano. [6497
©) Apr ws. 191S° De: Ag O5.
1913; E 307408; Enoch & co., Paris.
CHAMPION (THE) ORCHESTRA JOURNAL;
by James M. Fulton; full orch., pf.
ace. [6498
©) Mar! 44. 1918: 2 c. Mar. (17,
1913; A 384982; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
CHANT D’AvRIL (April song); by Théo-
dore Lack, ed. by Hugo Ries; pf.
[6499
(GuApr. 9, 1913+ 2.¢. Apt: 10,1913 ;
EH 309148; Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
CHAPPELL’S ARMY JOURNAL, NO. 397;
arr. by Dan Godfrey: military band.
Contents:—Three African dances;
by Montague Ring.—Lazy dance; by
Montague Ring.—The pelican’s pa-
rade; one-step, by Dorothy Forster.
[6500
ie) Apr: 22; 191329) @) Amr: aa,
1918; E 308862; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
CHARGE THE ENEMY; words by Eben HB.
Rexford, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley. [6501
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
Hi 309269; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
CHE, MI AMIGO; tango argentino by
Valverde and Herpin, arr. by Carl F.
Williams; orch. 4to. [6502
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c Apr. 10. 1913;
EH 309128; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
CHEER UP, CHEER UP, DEARIE; by F.
Murray; pf. [6503
© 1 c..Mar. 19, 1913; W 310139 -
Frances Murray, Los Angeles.
CHERRY-RIPE; words by Thomas Cam-
pion, music by John H. Densmore;
high in G. [6504
© ‘Apr. 25, 1913; °2e) aes,
1918; EH 310625; Boston music co.,
Boston.
CHIC, CHIC, CHIC, CHIC, CHICKEN; lyric
by G. Buck, music by D. Stamper.
[6505
© Apr. 14, 1918*) 2:e) Ageia.
1918; E 310405; William H. Penn,
Gene Buck & Dave Stamper, New
York.
— See also I want to be somebody’s
baby girl.
CHIC, CHIC, CHIC, CHICKEN. See I
want to be somebody’s baby girl.
CHIC (LA) PARISIENNE; words by
Grant M. Overton, music by K. van
Arnhem. [6506
©1c. Apr. 7, 1913; E 308889; K.
van Arnhem Palmer, New York.
CHICKEN; words by Albert C. Wim-
berly, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6507
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1913;
HE 308980; A. C. Wimberly, Douglas,
Ariz.
CHILD DREAMS; words by L. Sheehan,
musie by Reginald Cunningham.
Washington, The Marks-Goldsmith
co., ine. [6508
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 ce. May 5, 1913;
E 810829; Mrs. Leona Sheehan,
Portsmouth, N. H.
CHILDREN’S (THE) HOSANNAS; words
by Jessie MacDougal, musie by C. H.
Lowden. [6509
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 e@ Apr faiahe;
E 3103738; C. Harold Lowden, Cam-
den, N. J.
CHILDREN’S (THE) KING; words by
Charles 8. Nutter, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. (Jn The children’s hour.)
[6510
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2°@ Anat
1918; E 809381; Thomas Nicholson,
New York.
398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1912
CHIMBO; two step by Bertram Le-
strange; piano. [6511
my Apr 36 -191g7°2 "6 “Apr. 18,
19138; E 303936; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
CHIMES (THE); reverie by Harry
Armstrong, arr. by Sol P. Levy;
military band. 4to. [6512
me) Aor, 21; 1913; 2 c. Apr 22,
1918; E 310469; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
CHocLo (EL); tango argentine por M.
Sarrablo; piano. [6513
Gs Ape. 15,.1913:.2.c¢. Apr: 18,
1918: E 307356; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on introduction and revised arrange-
ment. ]
CHOIR BOOK FOR WOMEN’S VOICES; col-
lection of sacred duets, trios and
quartets, ed. by E. E. Hipsher. 4to.
[6514
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1913;
E 309234; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and compiling. ]
CHoPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) Noc-
turne in E flat; by Chopin, arr. and
ed. by Albert Sammons; violin solo
with piano acc. [6515
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 303974; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
— 18 mélodies, dont une inédite; de
Chopin, recueil de ses mélodies, pour
chant et piano, traduction francaise
de Amédée Boutarel. [6516
© Dec. 20,1912; 2e¢ Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303780; Costailat et cie., Paris.
CHOPIN; ein stimmungsbild, text von
Richard Weiniger, musik von Hugo
Leonard. Miinchen, Harmonie-ver-
ie. 2: mm. b., Bh. [6517
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307110; Drei wmasken-verlag,
Munich.
CHRIST IS THE KING OF KINGS; words
by H. Hitchcock, music by A. R.
Lytle. [6518
© May 5, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 310414; A. R. Lytle, Three Oaks,
Mich.
CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN TODAY. See
Our risen Lord.
6527
CHRIST, THE SOURCE OF LIFE; words by
I. G. Walker, music by W. W. Combs.
[6519
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1913; HE 310289; W. W. Combs.
Locust Grove, Ga.
CHRISTBAUM (DER) IM HIMMEL; weih-
nachtslied, ged. von G. Chr. Dieffen-
bach, musik von Max Werner, op.
32. 1. Ausgabe A. 2. Ausgabe C
und D. 4to. [6520, 6521
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2 <« each Apr.
16, 1918; E 3807291, 307292; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Lichterfelde, Germany.
CHUG, CHUG, CHUG; words and musi¢
by A. J. Dornseif. Worden, II1.,
Dornseif musi¢ co. [6522
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c Apr. 9, 1918;
BH 309121; A. J. Dornseif, Worden,
Tl.
CHURCH CHIMES; arr. by H. I. Mearns;
piano, treble clef. Edition 2.
[6523
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1913; E 310460;
Harvey I. Mearns, Philadelphia.
CIACONA; von Johann Pachelbel, bear-
beitet von Ludw. Boslet; orgel.
(Konzertstiicke fiir orgel, heft 2.)
[6524
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Apr. 7, 19138;
FE 303639; Anton Bohm & sohn, Augs-
burg, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
CIEL LUISAIT D’E£ToTLES. See Puccini
(Giacomo)
CINDERELLA AT THE BALL. See Fairy-
land.
City (THE) IN THE SEA; words by
Bliss Carman, music by Arthur
Shepherd; poem for _ orchestra,
chorus of mixed voices, and bar.
solo. Vocal score. 4to. [6525
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1913; KE 305886; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston.
CLAIR DE LUNE; d’aprés l’adagio de la
sonate op. 27, no. 2 de Beethoven,
poésie de L. Fortolis, musique de
Félix Fourdrain; chant et piano.
[6526
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303802; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
CLAIRON (LE) D’AvRANCHES; défilé par
J. Alazard; harmonie ou fanfare.
[6527
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
FE 308750; E. Gaudet, Paris.
399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6528
CLASSMATES; march and two step by
R. Welch; piano. Lock Haven, Pa.,
Central State Normal. [6528
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1913;
E 309344; Ronald Welch, Howard,
Pa.
CLE (LA) DES CHAMPS; marche par
Rodolphe Berger, pour orchestre avec
piano-cond. 4to. [6529
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303815; Heugel et cie., Paris.
Cirock (THE); words by Elsie Louise
Farr, music by EH. M. Hichbauer.
[6530
©: tL «Apr. d4.. 1983: Ki 309163 :
Edith Margaret Hichbauer, Brook-
lyn.
Clockwork (THE) MAN; from The
tik-tok man of Oz, lyric by L. Frank
Baum, music by Louis EF. Gottschalk.
[6531
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1913 ;
E 310363; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
CLOWN (THE) DANCES; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 39, no. 3; pf. New York.
The Virgil piano school co. (Five
choice pieces, no. 3.) [6582
©) Apr 2/1913 2 ¢. Anr 3, 1913 -
E 310108: Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
Co-EDS (THE) OF GLENWOOD; a college
opera in two acts, lyrics, music and
drama by H. T. Krompart. [6533
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2c. Apr. 30, 1913 ;
D 19289; Harry T. Krompart, Me-
dina, IN. Y:
C@UR DE POETE; valse par Vargues,
pour orchestre. 4to. [6534
isan, LAGS De) Apr 7 oie:
E 308751; E. Gaudet, Paris.
Caur (LE) DU MOULIN; piéce lyrique |
en deux actes, poéme de Maurice
Magre, musique de Déodat de Sé-
vérac. Partition d’orchestre avec
paroles. [6585
© Oct: 1.1912: 2c. Jan. 9, 1913’:
E 308855; Déodat de Sévérac, Paris.
CoHEN (Sot) Ten songs; words by
Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
S. Cohen, op. 1, nos. 1-10. [65386
(©) Mar. 22, 191%. 2) e: Mar 24,
1913; E 3808826; Geo. B. Jennings,
Cincinnati,
pt. 11 Bs ve 8
CoLtoMBA (LA) (The dove); folk song
of Tuscany, English version by
Alma Strettell, arr. by Kurt Schind-
ler, op. 12, no. 3; 3 part women’s
chorus. (S8vo. choruses, no. 5748.)
[65387
© Apr. 5, 1918; 2'\& Apr Fawr
E 303652; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
Cot. LOGAN’S MARCH; by W. A. Bar-
rington Sargent; orch. 4to. [6538
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913:
E 810717; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos
ton.
COLONIAL GUARD; march two step by
Valentine J. Bonk, op. 20; pf. [6539
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2\¢ Apros eta.
E 310275; Ernst Rueffer, New York.
COME AND TAKE ME OUT OF LONELY
LAND; words by Thomas J. Gray,
music by Max 8S. Witt. [6540
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1913 ;
E 310591; Shapiro. Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York.
CoME-BACK: words by George Totten
Smith, music by Hughie Bernard.
[6541
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 7, 1913;
FE 308911; EF. G. Heberlein & co.,
New York.
CoME BACK ROSE; words by J. Cusenza,
music by Salvatore Cusenza. Melody
only. [6542
© 1c. Apr. 18, 19138; E 309200;
Jennie Cusenza, New York.
COME, COME TO-DAY; words and har-
mony by I. HE. Hicks. [6543
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 c. May 3, 1913;
HK 310747: Ira Evans Hicks, Topeka,
Kan.
CoME FOR A STROLL THIS EVENING,
UNDER THE SILV’RY MOON; words and
music by J. L. Rogers. New York.
Kellogg music co. [6544
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2.¢ Apr eae
EK 309140; J. Li. Rogers, Akeley,
Minn.
| Come Hoty Guost; anthem for Whit-
suntide, music by Thomas Attwood,
arr. by J. F. Chubb; 2 sopranos and
2 contraltos. 4to. (Curwen’s edi-
tion, no. 71372.) [6545
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 ce. Apr. 18, 19138 ;
E 308413; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
400
—_—_——— eee ee
ier errr: er lee ee Ee ee), S.C er eee oe
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1918
6563
CoME HOME HONEY AND YOU'LL FIND ME
WAITING; words and music by Eli
Dawson. [6546
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2c. Apr. 21,1913;
I} 309281; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
ComME O MY SOUL IN SACRED LAYS;
two part anthem, words by Thomas
Blacklock, music by Herman Klein.
8vo. Women’s voices. (Jn The
choir, v. 14, no. 4, Apr. 1913.) [6547
© Apr. 4, 1913; 1 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
FE 3808897; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
COME OUT IN THE ORCHARD UNDER THE
SILVERY MOON; words and music by
S. A. Ragan. [6548
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310221; Sidney A. Ragan, Kalama-
zoo, Mich.
COME SOOTHING DEATH.
(J. 8S.)
COME TO ME DARLING; ballad, words
and music by P. Atwood; New York.
Ebbets music pub. co. [6549
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1918:
E 308920; Parker Atwood, Tenafly,
N. dz
CoME UNTO ME; sacred song, music by
Celeste L. Seymour. [6550
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 310568; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
See Bach
COME WHERE MY LOVE LIES DREAMING;
quartette by Stephen C. Foster, arr.
by Frank E. Barry; male voices.
4to. Chicago, Chas. Himmelman &
co. [6551
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305942; B. Coanacher, Oak Park,
Til.
COME WHERE THE LILIES BLOOM; quar-
tette by Will L. Thompson, arr. by
Frank E. Barry; male voices. 4to.
Chicago, Chas. Himmelman & co.
[6552
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305943; B. Coanacher, Oak Park,
Til.
COMME DANS LES ETANGS; poésie de
Victor Hugo, musique de Jean Ney-
marck. (38 mélodies, no. 2.) [6553
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303803; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
COMME TE VOGLIO AMA; versi di An-
tonio Barbieri, musica di Enrico
Cannio. [6554
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307205; Polyphon - musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
COMMENCEMENT SONG; Gather around
in bright array, words and music by
Frederic W. Root; song with alto
and bar. parts ad lib. (Summy oc-
tavo edition school series, no. 58.)
[6555
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 19,
1915; E 308718; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
COMRADES OF THE CROSS; words by
James Rowe, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [ 6556
© Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
EK 309257; Beazley & Vaughan,
Chicago.
COMRADES RISE; words by Abbie Far-
well Brown, music by Michael Costa,
arr. by George A. Burdett; mixed
voices. 4to. (The beacon series of
vocal selections for schools, classes
and choruses. no. 290.) [6557
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310063; Silver, Burdett & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
CoNCERT (THE) IN THE SKY; ballad,
lyric by Ferd. EH. Mierisch and Chas.
R. McCarron, music by Chris. Smith.
[6558
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1918;
E 310181; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
words and music of chorus and re-
vised arrangement of melody of en-
tire song.]
words by Ferd. E. Mierisch and
Chas. R. McCarron, music by Chris.
Smith. [6559
©): Mar. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
19138; E 308746; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
arr. by Theodore Westman.
No. 1. Mixed quartette. No. 2. Male
quartette. 4to. [6560, 6561
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. each May 2,
1913; E 310699; 310700; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. ]
CONCERT PRELUDE IN D MINOR; by A.
Walter Kramer, op. 28, no. 3; organ.
[6562
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2c. Apr. 28, 19138;
E 310609; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
CONCERTSTUCK ; par Emile R. Blanchet,
op. 14; piano avec ace. d’orchestre.
Partition et parties. [6563
© Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912.
Jan. 6 & Apr. 8, 19138; E 303690;
Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest, Hun-
gary.
401
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6564
ConcuiTa; atto 8, sunto dal opera di
R. Zandonai, compilato ed istru-
mentato da Alessandro Peroni, per
banda; partitura. (Biblioteca dei
corpi di musica, no. 842.) [6564
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1918;
BE 803946; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
fantasia, atti 1 e 2, opera di R.
Zandonai, compilata ed istrumentata
da Giovanni Pennacchhio, per banda ;
partitura. (Biblioteca dei corpi di
musica, no. 341.) [6565
© Apr. 19; 1918; 2 «Apr 21,
1918; EH 3808945; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
CoNEMAUGH; march by Chas. J. Rock-
well; military band. 4to. (Stand-
ard edition for military band, no.
292. ) [6566
© “Apr. 238, .1918%:.2..c., Apri 24,
1918; E 310496; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CoNNECTICUT (THE) MARCH; by Wil-
liam Nassann, arr. by G. H. Reeves;
band. 4to. [6567
© Mar. 7, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1918;
KE 309070; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
CONSEILS A UNE PARISIENNE; valse
chantée, poesie de Alfred de Musset,
musique de Edmond Diet. [6568
Ge)? Apr. 42, 1918: 2. ¢.. vAipriid4,
1918; E 808864; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CONSOLATION; by Thomas F. Morris;
violin and pianoforte. (Stainer &
Bell’s violin library no. 21.)
[6569
© Apr.’2; 1918 > ‘2c. Apr, '8,°1918 ;
BE 307164; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
—par Henri Van Gael. op. 178; pf.
(Petits poémes, no. 38.) [6570
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306719; Schott fréres, Brusselles,
Belgium.
CONTEMPLATION; by Julian Kindt, arr.
by J. Ord Hume; band. (Boosey &
co.’s brass & reed band journal, no.
534. ) [6571
© Apr: 12, 1913:) 2c. Apps 3G,
1913; E 3038886; Boosey & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on band
arrangement. ]
40
pt. 111, n. &.,'v. 8
CoNTEMPLATION—Continued.
—— words by L. Shardelow, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [6572
© Mar. 29, 1918; (2) Gans,
1918; E 3808976; Lew Shardelow,
Dayton, O.
CONTRARIE MARIE; a musical comedy
in 2 acts, lyrics by Robert G. Beck,
music by Earl V. Moore, Willis A.
Diekema, and Rowland Fixel. Vocal
score. [6573
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 e. Apr. 14,
19138; E 310355; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor, Mich.
See Haendel
2 sitze aus
CONZERT IN FF pur.
(Georg Friederich) ;
dem IF dur conzert.
Coocur coocut. See Danse du ventre
polka.
CookrErRy (A) SONG; words and music
by Thos. Coulthard. (Curwen’s edi-
tion no. 1884.) [6574
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Mag. 26,
1918; E 807008; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
Coon CAN RAG; by Gordon Bowker Ves-
sey; orchestra and piano ace. 4to.
[6575
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 3808691; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
CoQquETTE (LA); scherzo by Alfredo
Anelli; piano. (Selected composi-
tions, no. 1). [6576
© Apr. 22, 19138; 2 Gi aeeee
1918; E 809314; M. Greenwald, New
York.
COQUETTERIE DE COLOMBINE; air de bal-
let, par Georges Caye; orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [6577
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 308779; G. Caye, Paris.
CORONATION MARCH. See Meyerbeer
(Giacomo)
Coucou (LE); de Claude Daquin, com-
posé par Joan Manén; por le violon
avec ace. de piano. [6578
© Nov.. 22, 1912: 2 @ Ane
1913; E 3807267; Universal-edition,
Vienna. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
CouLD I BUT FIND THOSE EYES; lyrics
by John C. Hanson, music by R.
Zippe. [6579
©1c Mar. 31, 1913; B 309057;
Richard Zippe, Chicago.
9
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
COULD IT BE OTHER THAN JESUS; words
and music by J. D. Barnitz. [6580
© Apr. 22, 1913; 2 c@ Apr. 24,
1913; E 309357; James D. Barnitz,
Philadelphia.
COUNTRY CLUB WALTZES; by J. E. Mer-
rifield, arr. by Will F. Newlan; pf.
[6581
Por. 21,” 191s: 2 ¢C. Apr.. 25,
1918; E 3810533; J. E. Merrifield,
Trenton, Mo.
Country (THE) MAID; a musical com-
edy, lyrics and music by I. B. Korn-
blum. Los Angeles, Kauffman-Wal-
deck & Kornblum. [6582
a apr. &,. 1913: 3. ¢. Apr...14;
1918; E 310345; Isidore B. Korn-
blum, Los Angeles.
Country (THE) SQUIRE; by Walter
Pomeroy; pf. [6583
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 25,
1918; E 310543; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
CouURS DE LECTURE RYTHMIQUE; par E.
Fuchs (BE. Delaye-Fuchs) op. 22,
premiére partie. Svo. [6584
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303784; Costallat et cie., Paris.
COURTS OF JUSTICE; march by S. B.
Stambaugh; No. 1. Orch. No. 2.
Band. 4to. [6585, 6586
© Apr. 22, 19138; 2 c. each Apr. 25,
1913; E 3810506; 310507: Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati.
CRADLE-SONG; by Theodora Dutton; pf.
[6587
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 5, 1913;
BE 310188; G. Schirmer, New York.
— words by Edith M. Norris, music
by C. E. Le Massena. New York.
Driggs and Le Massena. [6588
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 24.
1913; E 308822; C. E. Le Massena,
New York.
— words from Wild earth by Padraic
Colum, music by Hamilton Harty.
[6589
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
KE 303699; Novello & ¢co., ltd., Lon-
don.
CRAZY BONE RAG; by Chas. L. Jobn-
son; pf. [6590
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308880; Forster—music publisher,
Chicago.
6599
CREOLE (THE) TANGO (Date corte) ; by
Aleardo Battisti, arr. and ed. by
Domenico Savino; piano. [6591
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 26,
1915; IE 3809410; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement and editing.]
small orchestra. 4to. [6592
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 « Apr. 24,
1913; E 309353; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
CREPUSCULE D’ETE; po@éme de Cécile
Périn, musique de Gabriel Dupont.
[6593
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 203816; Heugel et cie., Paris.
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB; march by
¥. J. Bruce; pf. [6594
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1913; E 308722;
Frederick J. Bruce, Brooklyn.
CRIMSON TRIUMPH; words by Paul
Lord, music by R. L. Blaikie. [6595
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309431; Ralph L. Blaikie,
Cambridge, Mass.
CRISTOFORO CoLompo; epilogo di Al-
berto Franchetti, istrumentazione di
Ubaldo Pannocchia. Band parti-
tura. (Biblioteca dei corpi di
musica, serie 26, no. 332.) [6596
© Apr. 10, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 303722; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Cross (THE); words by Edwin Mark-
ham, music by Harriet Ware, arr.
by Mary Kingsley Rogers; two part
chorus of women’s voices. (8vo.
choruses, no. 5742.) [6597
©). Mar: .17, 1913;::2 « Mar. 18)
1913; E 305531; G. Schirmer. New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
CROWN PRINCE OVERTURE; by Geo. D.
Barnard; band. 4to. [6598
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ¢«. Mar. 18,
1913; E 305529; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
CsILLAG NOTA. See Varjas antal.
Cuckoo (THE) AND THE HUNTER; from
musical pictures by Geo. J. Trink-
aus; violin solo with piano acc.
6599
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
19138; E 305551; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
403
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6600
pt. 11,n.8,Vv.8 —
CUPID’S CAPRICE; by Louis Dimond; pf.
[6600
© Mar. 18, 19135°2"@ Mar 21,
19138; E 308724; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CUPID’S RAGTIME REGIMENT; words by
Leslie J. Hoskins, musie by Julius
Rohland, jr. [6601
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ec. May 38, 1918;
E 310693; Rohland-Hoskins co., Mil-
waukee.
CUPID’s vicToRY; by A. F. Schneider,
arr. by Wm. C. Schoenfeld; pf.
[6602
Ae. Apri ’25, 1913) BralOat2
Anna F. Schneider, New York.
CURFEW (THE) BELL WILL RING TO-
NIGHT IN LITTLE OLD NEW YorK;
words by W. D. Morgan, music by
C. E. Morgan. [6603
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1913; E 309022;
Carey E. Morgan, New York.
CWSG-GAN CYMREIG. See Cymric (A)
lullaby.
CryMRic (A) LULLABY (Cwsg-gan cym-
reig); original words by E. M. R.,
Welsh version by W. John, music by
H. Gunter. Muncie, Ind., The Haydn
pub. co. [6604
©) Apr, 18) 1913*"2 el “Apres 25,
1918; E 310537; Haydn Gunter,
Muncie, Ind.
CYRANO; prelude to act 2 of the opera,
by Walter Damrosch, arr by Otto
Langey; grand orchestra. Hdition
C with harmonium. (Orchestra
miscellany, no. 48). [6605
©) Apr. 12. 19i5-> 2c. Apr. 14,
1918; E 8108382; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
violin and piano, with vio-
loncello solo ad lib. [6606
GrApr 21). 4913: 2c CAD. Soy
1913; E 309889; G. Schirmer. New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
CYRUS, THE PRINCE OF ISRAEL; words
by Cyrus, the sheperd, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6607
© Feb. 28, 1913: 2 e@ Mar. 27,
1918; E 3809044; H. P. Chappell,
Glen Mary, Ky.
DA STAND ER STRAMM;; text und musik
von Rudolf Baron. (Cabaret-sterne,
no. 6.) [6608
i ‘Apr. 17, TW1de 2 Agee 1s:
1913; E 503930; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
DADDY HAS A SWEETHEART AND MOTHER
IS HER NAME; by Dave Stamper, arr.
by Luigi Tozetti; full mand. orch.
[6609
© Apr. 11, 1913: Gee ae ae.
1913; E 310263; Jos. W. Stern & ¢@o.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
DAINTY MAID; by Carl Bonner; pf.
Treble and bass clefts. Boston,
Evans music co. (Ten tiny tunes,
no. 8.) [6610
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 e) Apr.73) 1983;
E 3810122; W. A. Evans, Boston.
DAINTY (THE) SHEPHERDESS; danse
gracieuse, by Henri Beaumaire, arr.
by H. F. Odell; mand. orch. [6611
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305915; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
DAISY TIME; words by Sarah Teasdale,
music by Albert Victor Young. Cin-
cinnati, Fillmore music house. [6612
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2°¢) Apri ee.
E 805924; A. V. Young, Arkadel-
phia, Ark.
Daisy WALTZ; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 40, no. 2; pf. New York. The
Virgil piano school eco. (Musical
gems, no. 3.) [6613
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2.¢ Apr, wae:
E 310103; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
DANCE CHARACTERISTIC; by A. F.
Schneider, op. 8, arr. by Wm. C.
Schoenfeld; pf. [6614
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1913- ete.
Anna F. Schneider, New York.
DANCE OF THE MIST MAIDEN; by Alonzo
Stone; pf. [6615
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1918;
BE 310128; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia.
DaNCE (THE) OF THE NYMPHS; by
Platon Brounoff; pf. [6616
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 G@ Mar 2i,
1918; E 308768; S. Goldberg, New
York.
DANCE OF THE ROSES; march galop de
concert by P. Maggs; pf. [6617
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 e. Mar. 22, 1913;
E 3808765; Pearl Maggs, Chatham,
Canada.
DANCE OF 'THE WOOD NYMPHS; by Fred-
erick L. Watson; pf. [6618
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 « Apr. 4, 1918;
Ei 310166; W. B. Hasey, West Somer-
ville, Mass.
404
no. 4, 1913 |
DANCING BROOKLET; by Alonzo Stone;
pf. (Three descriptive pieces, 7 a
[661
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c Apr. 25,
1913; E 310544; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
DANCING ON THE OLD BARN FLOOR;
schottische by Everett J. Evans, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
4to. [6620
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28.
1913; E 310553; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
——orch. 4to. [6621
= apr. 9, 1913: 2 «© Apr, 1,
19138; E 310220; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
DANCING, ONLY DANCING; words and
music by E. W. Haskell. [6622
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1913; E 310490;
Elizabeth Whittaker Haskell, Dallas.
DANCING SING-SING BOYS; words and
music by Raymond and Frank Pur-
cella. [6623
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1913; E 305949;
Purcella bros., Derby, Conn.
DANN MACHT MAN NEN JUPPLALA, JUPP-
LALA; tanz-duett, fiir eine sing-
stimme eingerichtet, aus der operette
Die Kino-Konigin, text von Georg
Okonkowski und Julius Freund, mu-
sik von Jean Gilbert, arr. von Otto
Lindemann fiir klavier mit text.
[6624
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307317; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Bertin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
DANS LA BRUME; poésie de H. Gambier,
musique de Guido Bianchini. [6625
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 21,
1913; E 303947; G. Ricordi & co.,
* Milan.
DANS LA PLANTATION; danse exotique
par Léo Pouget; piano. [6626
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan 2, 1913;
FE 303735; Costallat et cie., Paris.
DANSE DU VENTRE POLKA; Coochi
coochi, by Tom Clark, re-arr. by
Adolphe Dumont; orchestra and
piano. 4to. [6627
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
KE 309071; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on re-arrange-
ment. |
DANSE RUSSE TREPAK. See Tschai-
kowsky (P. I.)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6634
DANZA (LA). See Rossini (G. A.)
DANZA SETTECENTESCO; minuetto di
Alessandro Lonzo, op. 40, no. 12,
riduzione di Vincenzo Billi per pic-
cola orchestra. (Intermezzi musi-
cali, no. 514.) [6628
© Apr. 19, 1918; ‘2 ¢. Apr. 21,
1913; E 303948; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
DANZON (EL) See Rumba
(La)
SOCIADAL,
DAS WAR ZU VIEL; monolog des Oberst
Chabert, aus der gleichnamigen mu-
siktragédie, 38, akt, von Hermann
W. v. Waltershausen, arr. von Otto
Lindemann; gesang und piano.
629
KC) / Oat.) 26; | 1912; 2c. Mar at.
1913; E 803498; Drei Masken-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. }
DASSELBE, HERR MEYER, SAGT IHR PRO-
KURIST; text und musik von Rudolf
Baron. (Cabaret-sterne, no. 12.)
[6630
© Apr 17, 1913; 2 @ Apr? 18;
1913; E 303931; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
DAT HOBBLE RAG; words and music by
J. J. Grishey. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. ine. [6631
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 2, 1913;
KF 305981; J. J. Grishey, Belmont,
Mass.
Davin LIVINGSTONE; missionary song
story, text by S. Trevena Jackson,
music by Adam Geibel; reader &
chorus. S8vo. [6632
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2c. Mar. 13, 1913;
A 344185; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
Day (THE) IS ENDED; anthem, music
by W. Franke Harling; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. (Series 9 of sa-
ered quartets and choruses, no.
1049. ) [6633
© Apr.:'16;, 1913 + 2. ewApr. 37,
1913; E 309162;
Boston.
Boston music ©Co.,
Day (THE) IS PAST AND OVER; sacred
duet by Blumenthal, arr. by Frank
H. Brackett; sop. and ten. or bar.
[6634
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2:c. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305864; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
405
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
€635
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
DAYS OF GLADNESS; words by F. Chat-
terton Hennequin, music by Haydn
Wood. [6635
@vApr:'2, 1913':'2 le. Apres aos:
E 307170; Boosey & co., London.
DEAR LORD AND FATHER OF MANKIND;
hymn anthem, words by John G.
Whittier, music by E. S. Hosmer;
mixed voices, with soprano or tenor
solo. Ato. [6636
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 1, 1918:
FE 305911; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
DEAR OLD CoNEY ISLE; words and mu-
sic by HE. E. Nelson. [6637
© Mar. 21, 1918; 2c. Apr. 4, 1918;
E 309154; Ernest E. Nelson, Chad-
ron, Neb.
DEAR OLD HANK; from The tik-tok
man of Oz, lyric by L. Frank Baum,
music by Louis F. Gottschalk.
[66388
Crear aa ole 2 ee. VAI 15,
1918; E 310861; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
DEAR OLD M. C.; words by C. J. Stow-
ell, music by E. E. Harper. [6639
©). Mar 119, 1913; 2. ¢. -Mar?' 22.
1913; E 808767; C. J. Stowell &
EK. E. Harper, Marionville, Mo.
DEAR OLD RONDOUT: words and music
by J. W. Barton. New York, Eb-
bets music pub. co. [6640
CQ vapry 1, 19138") 2.6 Apr 7, 1913:
FE 308922; J. W. Barton, Port Ewen,
ING FX
DEAR OLD SHAMROCK LAND: words and
musie by E. O’Connor. Detroit, Ce-
celian music co. [6641
© Mar, 19, 1913: 2) ¢) (Mar. 724,
1913; E 308802; Edward O‘Connor,
Detroit.
DEATH (THE) OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN;
words and music by R. Davis. [6642
© Apr, 2 1913+ 52ie Apr 9) a9is;
E 3809064; Richard Davis, West
Scranton, Pa.
DECKER (WILHELM) 60 vor- zwischen-
und nachspiele; von W. Decker, op.
200, fiir die orgel, zum gebrauch
beim offentlichen Gottesdienst, so-
wie als uebungsmaterial fiir angehen-
der organisten. obl. 8vo. [6643
© Jan. 14, 1918; 2 c Mar. 8, 1918:
K 306789; Carl Ruckmich, Freiburg
i. B. Germany.
‘
DECLARATION (Seine heimat) ; German
words by Anna Ritter, English ver-
sion by Paul Hoffmann, music by
Otto Urack, op. 5, no. 2; sop. or
tenor in B flat, alto or bar. in A flat.
[6644
©, Apr. 14, 1913%52 -e: Abra,
1913: E 308867; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
DEIN ERSTER KUSS; lied Rob. Klauss,
arr. v. Paul Lincke; orchester u. pi-
ano-direktion. 4to. [6645
© Mar. 27, 19138° 2 @ Mian 2e,
1918; E 306986; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
DELICES (LES) D’UNE JOURNEE; deux-
iéme collection de quatre petits duos
faciles, par Jules Granger, pour
deux violons 4 la premiére position.
Contents :—L’Aurore.—La matinée.—
L’Angelus.—La soirée. [6646
©. Jan. 1,,1913; 2 ci Arid
E 808752; E. Gaudet, Paris.
DELIGHTFUL (A) STORY; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 41, no. 1; pf. New York.
The Virgil piano school co. (Fire-
side stories, no. 1.) [6647
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
H 310111; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
DEMAIN, DES L’AUBE; poésie de Victor
Hugo. musique de Jean Neymarck.
(8 mélodies, no. 3.) [6648
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303804; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
DrMocrAcy; words by Edith A. Hous-
ton, music by Edmund J. Werth.
Chicago, Ill. Illinois women’s
democratic league. [6649
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c Mar. 24,
1918; E 3090538; T. E. Bagshawe,
Chicago,
”
DERBY TWO-STEP; nach motiven der
operette Der frauenfresser, von
Edmund Eysler; klavier zu zwei
hiinden. [6650
© Nov. 14, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 807078; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
—-— 1. Grosses orchester. 2. Salon-
orchester, arr. v. Hans Schott.
3. Schrammelquartett, arr. v. Hans
Schott. [6651-6653
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8,
1918; E 3807075-38070717; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangements. ]
406
no. 4, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6671
DERNIERE (LA) VALSE; paroles de
Georges Millaudy, musique de H.
Dickson. [6654
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1918;
EE 303744; Dickson, Paris.
DEUTSCHE VOLKSLIEDER ZUR GITARRE;
nach stil und spielweise der alten
lautenschliger, gesetzt von Heinrich
Scherrer; band 38. 1. Ausgabe fiir
hohe stimme. 2. Ausgabe fiir tiefe
stimme. obl. S8vo. [6655, 6656
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 13,
1913; E 308665, 303666; Friedrich
Hofmeister, Leipzig. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
DEwpDROPS; words by Herbert J. Bran-
don, music by Leopold Ashton.
[6657
SrAmr..0G) 1018; 2: e Apr../417,
1913; E 303908; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London,
DEY DON’T TREAT DE BLACK MAN WHITE;
words by H. C. Daniels, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. ine. [6658
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305977; Henry C. Daniels, Hart-
ford.
DIALOGUE (THE); by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 40, no. 2; pf. New York. The
Virgil piano school co. (Musical
gems, no. 2.) [6659
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 19138;
E 310104; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
DIAMOND (A) IN THE ROUGH; words
by A. L. Hockford, music by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, C. L. Partee
pub. co, [6660
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 310085; A. Leo Hockford, Schenec-
tady, N. Y.
DICHTER UND BAUER; ouverttire, text
von Gustav Mayer, musik von Franz
von Suppé, bearb. von Victor Keldor-
fer fiir minnerchor mit klavierbeg-
leitung; partitur. 4to. [6661
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307263; Universal-edition, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Dip YOU SEE ME COMING LOVE; from
the Cycle songs from the Rockies,
words by Hermann Hagedorn, music
by Louis Schmidt. [6662
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 309146; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
DIVERTISSEMENT; par Joaquin Cassadé ;
orchestre avee piano-conducteur,
6663
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1913;
EK 3038754; E. Gaudet, Paris.
DIXIE BELLE; words by M. Mounseer,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
| 6664
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1918;
EK 3808925; Marguerite Mounseer,
Montesano, Wash.
D-I-x-I-E SPELLS HOME SWEET HOME TO
ME; words by Eddie Doerr and
Edgar Farran, music by Paul Cun-
ningham. [6665
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 c« Apr. 19,
1918; E 3810457; Theodore Morse
music co., New York.
Doe (THE) TRAIN; a la scherzo by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; violin and piano.
[6666
o) Apr.,.17, a913° 2° ey Apr.d8,
1913; EK 309212; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
oh new arrangement. |
DoHNANYI (HRNST VON) Capriccio;
von E. v. Dohnaényi, op. 23; klavier.
(Drei stiicke ftir klavier, nr. 3.)
[6667
©' "Mar. 22, 1913° 2c, Mar; 22,
1918: E 303600; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
DOING IT ALL THE TIME; words and
music by Helen Trix. [6668
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 « Apr. 18,
1918; EH 309232; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
DOLLY MINE; words by R. M. Laforce,
music by J. P. Huntington. Jersey
City, N. J. Laforce music co. [6669
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 310252; Ruth May Laforce, Jersey
City, N. J.
DOLLY’s FIRST WALTZ; by Carl Bonner;
pf. Treble cleffs. Boston. Evans
music co. (Ten tiny tunes, no. 1.)
[6670
© Apr. 1/1913 } 2c Apr.3, 1914;
£ 310115; W. A. Evans, Boston.
DOMINUS ILLUMINATIO MEA; words
anon. from the Oxford book of verse,
music by H. W. Davies, op. 38;
male voice chorus. Tonic sol fa
edition. 12mo. London, Sidney
Riorden. [6671
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 303657; Henry Walford Davies,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
407
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6672
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Flower (The)
chorus of nations; by G. Donizetti,
arr. by Albert G. Mitchell; 1 or 2
violins. (The Stanhope edition.
class A, no. 39.) [6672
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 3810586; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
DoNNA BELL; words and music by
F. R. A. Pingree. [6673
© Mar. 138, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 24,
1918; E 308820; George R. Stimp-
son, Boston.
DON’T FORGET US OLD FOLKS; words by
O. Linquist, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [6674
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308945; Oscar Linquist, Corona,
S. Dak.
DON’r FORGET YOUR MOTHER, BOYS;
words by EH. Foley, music by Gene-
vieve Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [6675
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308959; Emma Foley, Toledo, O.
DoNn’T YOU THINK I’M FAIR; words and
musie by L. Mignona. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [6676
© Mar. 17, 19138; 2 ce. Apr. 2, 1913;
HE 310051; Louis Mignona, Rochester,
NS oY:
DON’T YOU WISH YOU WERE BACK HOME
AGAIN? words and music by C. K.
Harris. [6677
© Apr..5, 1913; 2 c. Aprs9,j913;
E 3809063; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
Dont (JACQUES) 10 studies with
changes of lower positions; by J.
Dont, op. 388, revised and edited by
Hans Wessely; two violins. [6678
©: Apr s, 19132 2.3c) AMES, A9ts:
EK 303885; Augener, ltd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
& editing. ]
DoRNROSCHEN; See Translateur
Sechs miirchen.
(S.)
DoUX REGARD D’AMOUR; valse, musique
de Paul Fauchey, pour piano. [6679
© Dec. 20, 1919:, 2 1a Jane- 2)
1913; E 303831; Philippo, Paris.
DOVE TRAMONTA IL SOL; Scherzo, versi
di R. Ferraro Correra, musica di
Enr. Cannio. [6680
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 3807206; Polyphon-musikwerke.
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
pt. 111, 2. §., v. §
DOWN BY THE RIVER; words and music
by J. Paul and C. H. Reichert.
[6681
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1918; E 310488;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
New York.
DOWN BY THE STREAM; words anon.,
music arr. by Frank R. Hancock.
[6682
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309436; Lloyd Adams Noble,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Down IN MEMPHIs, TENNESSEE; words
and music by G. Fairman. [6683
© Feb. 12, 1918: 2 4 Apr 410
1913; E 309136; George Fairman,
New York.
DOWN OLD NEW ENGLAND WAY; words
by Florence M. Cooke, music by
Alma M. Sanders. [6684
© Apr. 22, 1913: 2 € anes.
1913; E 309316; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
DOWN ON THE FARM IN HARVEST TIME;
words by Andrew K. Allison, music
by Dick Richards. [6685
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1918: BH Sto222-
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
DOWN THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY; words
and music by Edward Stanley.
[6686
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2) ey Apey,
1913; E 310269; Frank K. Root &
eco., Chicago.
DOWN WHERE THE SWEET MAGNOLIAS
. GBoW; words and music by W. F.
Carroll. [6687
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1913; E 309398;
William F. Carroll, Represa, Cal.
DREAM DAYS: words and music by
Glen Tipton. [6688
© 1c Mar. 18, 1913; BY 3055s5;
W. Glen Tipton & co., Indianapolis.
DREAM KISSES: intermezzo d’amour,
by Edwin Earle Wilson, arr. by
Luigi Tozetti; full mandolin oreh.
[6689
©. Apr. 11, 19137)2) eae ee,
1913; E 310259; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
DREAM (THE) LAND OF LOVE; words
by B. Wylie, music by Alex Mitchell.
Boston, The Oliver Mason Co.
6690
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c« Mar. 19,
1913; E 305921; Bert Wylie, Bisbee,
Ariz.
408
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
6707
DREAM (A) OF A GIRL.
wise to Josie,
DREAM WITH ME; from Nobody’s dar-
ling, words by John Nobbs, music
by Alfred Solman; med. voice in C.
[6691
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305884; Joe Morris music ¢co.,
New York.
DREAMING TO-DAY OF You; words and
music by Austin F. Macdonald.
[6692
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2 e Apr. 15,
1918; E 310388; A. F. Macdonald,
Philadelphia.
DREAMS OF A CITY GRAND; words by A.
Richardson, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [6693
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308960; Allie Richardson, Eaton-
town, N. J.
DREAMS OF IDEALS; serenade by A.
Willis; band. 4to. [6694
Brome. 21, 1913-2 ¢.. Apr: 33,
1913; E 309335; Alvin Willis, Ber-
rien Springs, Mich.
DROP ME OFF IN LOUISIANA, WHERE MY
SWEETHEART WAITS FOR ME; words
See Getting
and music by C. K. Harris, [arr.
by Wm. Schultz.] Melody only.
[6695
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1913; E 305544;
Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Drover (A); words from Wild earth,
by Padraic Colum, music by Ham-
ilton Harty. {6696
© Apr. 9, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 303700; Novello & co., ltd., London.
Drvuip’s (THE) PRAYER. (La priere);
valse by Gordon Davson, arr. by
Luigi Tozetti; full mandolin orch.
[6697
7 ee. 11. 191s" 2 ©, Apr. 12,
19138; E 310265; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
DvuorMeE, Marr; versi di P. Cinque-
grana, musica di Ed. di Capua.
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307207; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
| DurRcCH EINE KLEINE TURE; text und
musik von Rudolf Baron. (Cabaret-
sterne, no. 10). [6699
@ Apr. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 18,
1913; E 303932; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
DuteHw DANCE. See Slade (Mason) ;
Fiye sketches for piano.
Ki No; versi di Rocco Galdieri (Ram-
baldo), musica adi Walter Borg.
[6700
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c Apr. 16,
1918; E 307208; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
WARLY MORN; by J. C. Ames, op. 35;
violin on the E string, and piano.
(A child’s day, no. 1). [6701
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 11,
1913; E 303716; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
EASTER MARCH IN G; by J. W. Ler-
man; organ. (Jn The organ, Easter
number, v. 24, no. 140). [6702
© Mar. 14, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 26,
1913; E 3809890; Geo. Molineux,
New York.
EATIN’ TIME RAG; by Irene Cozad;
piano. [6703
© Apr. 27, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 24,
1913; E 309385; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
ECHOES FROM HOME (Heitmatskliinge) ;
words and music by G. N. Wagen-
hiiuser. [6704
© Ape 18) 1918- 2 e¢, Apr. 18
1913; E 309196; Geo. N. Wagen-
hiiuser, Charlestown, Mass.
ECHTE (DER) PATRIOT. See Etzalmiil-
ler (H.); Zwei lieder fiir minner-
chore.
Ectoca; di Niccolo van Westerhout,
riduzione di Giovanni Ercolani per
piccola orchestra. (Intermezzi mu-
sicali, no. 496.) [6705
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 21,
19138; E 303949; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
ECoLE DE LA MAIN GAUCHE; exercices
techniques sur les diverses positions,
par Jules Domerec, textes frangais,
anglais, allemand et espagnol; ecole
du violon. [6706
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303766; Henry Lemoine & Gie,
Paris.
Ecourez-Mor; par Henri Van Gael, op.
176; pf. (Petits poémes, no. 1.)
[6707
© Jan. 2, 1913; 2c, Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306720; Schott fréres, Brusselles,
Belgium.
409
93052—13——3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6708
EDELWEISS; glide waltz by F. H. Van-
derbeck, ed. by E. V. McEntyre; pf.
[6708
©). Mar. 18,//1913; 2xe. Mar..3i1,
1918; E 305877; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
EIN HERZ HAT SICH ERSCHLOSSEN. See
Bonvin (Ludwig); Sechs Herz Jesu
lieder.
EIN LICHT IST AUFGEGANGEN. See Bon-
vin (Ludwig); Sechs Herz Jesu
lieder.
EINLAGEN FUR DAS HL. WEIHNACHTS-
FEST (Hochamt III. messe); von
J. G. Ed. Stehle, ftir sopran, alt,
tenor, baso, mit orgel und orchester.
Partitur, und solo u orchester stim-
men. [6709
©. Dees 20, A912. 2G, Mar 22:
1913; E 303620; Anton Béhm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
EINLEITUNG ZUM ZWEITEN AUFZUG.
See Strauss (Richard); Biirger
(Der. als edelmann.
HEINSAME (Dir). See Pataéiky (Hu-
bert) Vier chinesische lieder.
ELEGIE; by H. W. Ernst, ed. by Albert
Sammons; violin with piano acc.
[6710
OVApe Ag, 19tss 2\e Apr at,
1913; EH 303973; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing. ]
ELEGY; by Sam’l. Bollinger, op. 15, no.
1; pf. (Two characteristic pieces,
no. 1.) [6711
CO VApr 15; 1913-92" a Apr. 18,
1913; E 309219; Shattinger piano &
musie ¢co., St. Louis.
ELLA HOPP; rennquartett aus der ope-
rette Der frauenfresser, text von
Leo Stein und Carl Lindau, musik
von Edmund Eysler. [6712
© Nov. 14, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307080; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
Eves (THE) See Fairyland.
ENCHANTMENT; by H. Camp-Rubi; pf.
[6713
© Apr. 16, 1918: 2 @ ‘Apr. 16,
1918; E 3809253; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York.
ENDE VOM LIED. See Schumann (R. A.)
pt. 1, n.s.,v.8
FENDEARMENT (Intimité); by Fernand
Heintz, arr. by Otto Langey; orch.
and piano. 4to. [6714
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2c. Apr. 10, 19138;
E 309127; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
ENFANT (L’) pDorT; berceuse par Car-
los de Mesquita, pour piano et
violon. [6715
©: Oct. 15, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 29913:
E 38038238; Henry Lemoine & gie.,
Paris.
FINGLISH AIRS; arr. by [W. A.] Bar-
rington Sargent; band. obl. 24mo.
Contents: The British grenadiers.—
Rule Britannia.—Roast Beef of old
England. [6716
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 ec. May 2, 1913;
E 310715; Cundy Bettoney co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
EINTR’ACTE GAVOTTE; par HE. Gillet,
transcription de concert par Maurits
Leefson; pf. [6717
© Apr. 23, 191322 ¢@ Ape es.
1913; BH 3810598; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on transcription. }
ENTRANCE OF SPRING; waltz by R. D.
Kingman; pf. [6718
© 1c Apr. 29, 1913; E 309419;
Roscoe D. Kingman, Pittsfield,
Mass.
ENTREATY; words by Jessie A. Middle-
ton, music by Selwyn Lloyd. [6719
© May 14, 1913; 2 ce. May 15, 1913;
E 307723; Phillips & Page, London.
ENTRY OF THE BocarDs; (Hinzugs-
marsch der Bojaren); triumphal
march by Johan Halvorsen; orch.
[6720
© Apr..1, 1913° 2 @ Apr 2 ie
EH 307053; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
ERNSTES UND HEITERES; 381 lieder zur
laute, gesetzt von Hans Schmid-
Kayser; singstimme mit laute. obl.
8vo. 6721
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307181; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
410
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1918
EROTIKON; 6 lieder von Vitéslav No-
vak, op. 46, fiir eine singstimme und
klavier. Contents :—Lobgesang.—
Traum durch die dammerung.—
Ich und du.—Komm in den wald,
Marie.—Morgengang. — Liebesfeier.
[6722
© Sept. 17,,1912; 2.c Apr. 16,
1918; E 307268; Universal-edition,
Vienna.
ERSTEN (DIE) GRUNDLEGENDEN STUDIEN
IM HARMONIUMSPIEL; von Sigfrid
Karg-Elert, op. 98, nach modernen
prinzipien; theoretischer und prak-
tischer teil, komplett. [6723
Pr war 18, 1913: 2c. Apr! 15,
1918; E 307839; Carl Simon musik-
verlag, Berlin.
ERSTES POTPOURRI; aus der revue
Chauffeur, ins Metropol, text von
Julius Freund, musik von Rudolph
Nelson, arr. von Otto Lindemann;
klavier, mit tiberlegtem text. [6724
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ec Mar. 21,
1918; E 303497; Drei masken-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. ]
ERST’NE WEILE RECHTS; lied aus der
posse, Filmzauber, text von Rudolf
Bernauer und Rudolph Schanzer,
musik yon Walter Kollo. [6725
© Dee. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307111; Drei masken-verlag, Mu-
nich.
Es IST SO SUSS, EIN SCHWACHES WEIB
ZU SEIN; text und musik von Rudolf
Baron. (Cabaret-sterne, no. 11).
[6726
oo ee tg, 19tS: 2 ¢. Apr. 18,
1918; E 303933; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
Es SOLLEN WOHL BERGE WEICHEN (For
the mountains shall depart); worte
aus der Bibel, musik von F. Reuter;
ohne orgelbegleitung. 1. Munner-
chor. 2. Gemischten chor. (Geist-
liche gesiinge, nr. 21a u. b).
6727, 6728
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 ec. each Apr.
19, 1918; E 307359, 307360; Fritz
Reuter, New Ulm, Minn.
EsKIMO (THE) RAG; words by Jean
C. Havez, music by George Bots-
ford. [6729
© May 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 3, 19138;
E 310755; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
ESMERALDA WALTZ; by E. E. Evans;
pf. Boston. Evans music co. [6730
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309062; W. A. Evans, Boston.
6738
EsQuimMo (AN) LULLABY: berceuse by
Geo. J. Trinkans; violin solo with
piano ace. [67381
© May 8, 1913; 2c. May 9, 1918;
E 309575; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
ETUDES ET CAPRICES; par Jacques
Dont, op. 35, revue et doigtée par
Hans Wessely; violon solo. [6732
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2c. Apr. 15, 1913;
EK 303884; Augener Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
and editing. ]
ETZELMULLER (H.) Zwei lieder fiir
miinnerchore; musik von H. Etzel-
miller, Contents: — Fiir freiheit,
wabrheit, recht; ged. von H. Etzel-
miiller.—Der Hechte patriot; ged. von
Gottlieb Golder. [6783
©, Apr, 24 (1918; 2 ce ‘Apr. 28;
1918; E 810714; Henry Etzelmueller,
Ashley, N. D.
EVELYN; words by G. W. Strickland,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[67384
Ge) Mar 171, | 193: : 20 ¢. Apr. 2,
1918; E 805985; G. W. Strickland,
San Francisco.
EVEN-SONG REVERIE (Pensées du soir) ;
by Marion Lord; pf. [67385
© Apr. 5.1913 +.2..¢. Apr.12) 1915:
E 310278; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. ad
EVENING BELLS ARE RINGING; by Mrs.
A. M. Virgil, op. 40, no. 4; pf. New
York, The Virgil piano school co.
(Musical gems, no. 4.) [6736
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 310102; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
EVENING (AN) PRAYER; words by J.
William Callahan, music by H. Pal-
frey; arr. by Ferd. Dunkley; mixed
voices. 4to. New Orleans. Pal-
frey-Rodd-Pursell co., Itd. [6737
() Apr..10s ,<SISs.:2 0. GApe. aa.
1913; E 310219; Herbert Palfrey,
New Orleans.
EVERY BREEZE WHISPERS YOUR NAME;
words by Blanche E. Brown, music
by Albert Swift. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6738
© Mar. 29, 19138; «2se: .Apre:8;
19138; E 308944; Blanche Brown,
Barton City, Mich.
411
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6739
—
EVERYBODY’S OVERDOING IT; words by
H. Munch, musie by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [6739
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 2, 1918;
E 310059; Mrs. H. Much, Chicago.
EVERYTHING IS RAGTIME NOW; words
by J. Brandon Walsh, music by
Charley Straight. [6740
©) Apy, 21,.1913; 2 6. Apr...22,
1913; E 310477; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
EWa-YEA MY LITTLE OWLET; words by
H. W. Longfellow, music by J. Mok-
rejs. [6741
© Mar. 19, 1918;,2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913; E 305540; John Mokrejs, New
York.
EXAUDI DEUS ORATIONEM MEAM; psalm
54 vers 1—3, musik von Giovanni
Gabrieli, ftir siebenstimmiger chor
a cappella, tibertragen in moderne
notenwerte und dynamische bezeich-
nung von Julius Buths, fiir ménner-
chor, Partitur. [6742
©, Dec. BO, 1912;).2)'c, Apr.” 16;
1913; E 307327; Gebriider Hug & co.,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
uebertragung in moderne noten-
werte, etc. ]
EXXERCICES TECHNIQUES; par Emmanuel
Nerini pour violon. [6743
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303776; Ch. Nerini, Paris.
EXPOSITION MARCH; by Leo Friedman ;
piano. [6744
Apr. 18; 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 14,
1918; E 310320; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
Hyves (THE) OF IRISH BLUE,
bani (Theo. M.) ; two songs.
EYES OF NIGHT; words by St. John
Lucas, music by Graham Peel.
[6745
G) Apr. 16, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr: 47,
1913; E 303909; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
EyMIEv (Henry) six antiennes pour
les vépres du jour de Noél; par H.
Kymieu, op. 155. pour orgue ou har-
monium, Contents:—Noél breton.—
Noél Vendéen.—-Noél Dauphinois.—
Noél provencal.—Vieux noél. [6746
© Oct. 31, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303851; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
See To-
F' DUR CONZERT. See Haendel (Georg
Friederich) ; 2 sitze aus dem F dur
conzert.
pt. I11, n. s., v. 8
FaBet. See Schumann (R. A.)
Fack (THE) OF MY BELOVED; a Per-
Sian love song, words by Richard Le
Gallienne translated from the Per-
sian of Hafiz, music by W. Franke-
Harling; in G (Three songs, no.
3). [6747
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 e. Apr. 9, 19138;
E 809072; Carl Fischer, New York.
FACIMMO AMMORE; cCanzonetta, Versi
di A. Barbieri, musica di Eduardo di
Capua. [6748
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307209; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
F'ADELESS MEMORIES; words and music
by J. W. Waynick. [6749
© Mar. 29, 1912; .2.e, Apr 22,
1913; E 310468; Jeff W. Waynick,
Chariton, Ia.
FAIRCHILD (BLAIR) 5 Greek sea pray-
ers; music by B. Fairchild, op. 35,
Contents :—1. Spring on the coast.—
2. Worship in spring.—3. To the
gods of sea and weather.—4. To
Apollo of Leucas.—5. To the gods of
harbour and headland. [6750
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 14, 1918;
E 310288; Augener, ltd., London.
FAIRIES’ FANCY; morceau character-
istic by Carl Loveland; pf. [6751
© Apr. 19, 19139° 9 e Apres
19138; E 309287; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Farry DREAMS; by Edmund Neville;
pf. (From summerland, no. 2.)
[6752
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 310129; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
FAIRY FINGERS; by Carl Bonner; pf.
Treble cleffs. Boston, Evans music
co. (Ten tiny tunes, no. 4.) [6753
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2:.e¢ Apr: 3, 1918;
FE 310118; W. A. Evans, Boston.
FAIRY GREETINGS (Feengritisse); by
Carl Ginchals, op. 11, ed. and arr.
by H. A. Lang; piano. [6754
© Apr. 18, 291383 240, Agee ss,
1918; E 809237; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on editing and arranging. ]
Farry (A) story; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 41, no. 2; pf. New York, The
Virgil piano school co. (Fireside
stories, no. 2.) [6755
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c Apr. 3, 1913;
BE 310114; Mrs. A. M.’ Virgil, New
York.
412
no. 4, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6776
See Godard (B. L. P.)
FAIRYLAND; miniatures after Grimm,
by Henry E. Geehl; piano. Con-
tents :—1. The twelve dancing prin-
cesses.—2. Song of Rapunsel.—3. The
elves.—4. Cinderella at the ball.
[6756
© Apr. 8, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 307189; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London.
PAIRY WAVES.
—— words by Hilda Brighten, music
by F. A. Lone; in B flat. [6757
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 e Mar. 28,
19138; E 306995; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
FaItH IN Gop; words by Jessie Mac-
Dougal, music by C. H. Lowden.
[6758
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1913;
E 3103872; C. Harold Lowden, Cam-
den, N. J.
FAMOUS SELECTIONS FROM FAMOUS
OPERAS; arr. by G. Martaine; pf. v.
8. Contents:—La Traviata—Lohen-
grin—Lucia di Lammermoor — Nor-
ma. [6759
© Apr. 12, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1913; E 310427; Academic music co.,
New York.
FANCIULLA (LA) DELLE ASTURIE; sin-
fonia nell’ opera di Benedetto Secchi,
instrumentazione di Guglielmo Mon-
tevecchi, per banda, piccola parti- .
tura. [6760
© Apr. 19, 19138; 2 ec Apr. 21,
1913: E 308950; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
FANFARE; by T. Carl Whitmer; pipe
organ. obl. 4to. [6761
© Apr. 22, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 24,
1913; E 309365; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
FANFARE MILITAIRE; en forme de
marche by Joseph Ascher, op. 40, ed.
and fingered by Paolo Gallico, piano.
[6762
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 18,
1913; E 309225; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing. ]
FANTASIE (LA); valse lente par F. O.
Seari. 1. Orchestre. 2. Piano. 3.
Piano et chant; paroles de Marlise
Pierron. [6763-6765
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 c. each Apr. 8,
1913; E 303681-303683; F. O. Scari,
Berlin.
Fantasie. See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
FaR AMONG THE LONELY HILLS; two-
part song, words by Charles Kings-
ley, music by F. W. Wadely; sop.
and contralto. 4to. [6766
©) Apr, 21, T1915: 2c. Apr 21,
1913; E 307862; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
Fan FAR MY HEAVENLY HOME; words
by HE. F. Lyte, music by Howard
Brockway. [6767
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 e Apr. 21,
19138; E 309294; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
FarRcE (LA) DU CUVIER; par Gabriel
Dupont, pour orchestre avee paroles.
Partition. [6768
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c Jan. 9, 1913;
E 303817; Heugel et cie., Paris.
F'ARE-THEE-WELL; words and music by
A. J. Ruschitzka. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [6769
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308928; A. J. Ruschitzka, West
Albany, N. Y.
FAREWELL TO THE DEAR OLD REGIMENT;
military march, words anon., music
by W. Wolff, arr. by Jean Olivier;
No. 1. Song. No. 2. Pf. [6770, 6771
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ce. each Mar.
24, 1913; E 308816, 308817; Walter
Wolff, San Francisco.
FARMERMADCHEN (DAS); walzer nach
motiven der gleichnamigen operette,
text von Georg Okonkowsky, music
von G. Jarno; piano mit text. [6772
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1918;
E 303968; Georg Jarno, Berlin.
FATHER HE IS A DANDY; words by G. W.
Riley, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co.,
ine. [6773
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310040; G. W. Riley, Chicago.
FérEs (LES) AU CLAIR DE LUNE (Fairies
in the moonlight) ; danse par Michel
Langlois. 1. Orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. 2. Piano seul.
[6774, 6775
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 7,
1913; E 3087387, 303738; Costallat et
cie., Paris.
FELDPOSTBRIEF (DER); ballade von Ed-
uard Morasch, musik von Julius
Wengert, fiir miinnerchor. Partitur.
Ato. [6776
© Nov. 20, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307329; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
413
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6777
IWESTA NAPOLETANA. See
(Kmile) Deux piéces caractéris-
tiques.
FESTIVAL (A) HYMN; words by Sheila
EK SBraine, music by Perey HE.
Fletcher. S8vo. (St. Paul’s music
leaflets, no. 12187.) [6777
© Mar. 25,1913; 2 e@ Mar. 26,
1913; E 307004; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
FESTIVE BELLS (WMestglocken) ; idylle by
Carl Ganschals, op. 170, ed. and arr.
by S. L. Herrmann; piano. [6778
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2c. Apr. 18, 1918;
E 309238; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and arranging. ]
FIGHT, FIGH'T FOR HARVARD; words and
music by H. C. Greene. [6779
© Mar. 20, 1913: 2 .c. Apr. .30,
1913; E 309433; Lloyd Adams Noble,
Yonkers, N. Y.
FicHt oN; words by Julia H. John-
ston, musie by A. R. Lytle. [6780
© May 5, 1918; 2c. Apr. 7, 1913;
KH 310415; A. R. Lytle, Three Oaks,
Mich.
FILLE (LA) AU CHEVEUX DE LIN; poésie
de Leconte de Lisle, musique de A.
Claussmann, op. 17, no. 4, pour voix
de femme. [6781
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan, 2, 1913;
EH 303824; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
ites Woo SEAR. WEST. ~ See Puccini
(Giacomo).
FINALE (A); music by F. C. Lancas-
ter; melody with piano acc. [6782
© 1c. Mar. 24, 19138; E 308814;
Fanny C. Lancaster, Boston.
FINALE IN B by Frederick
Maxon; organ. [6783
©); Aprs (28, 19138: 2: er Aprads,
1918; EH 310610; John Church ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
FLAT;
FINNLANDISCHES WIEGENLIED; von
Selim Palmgren; minnerchor a
cappella. Partitur. (Bertimhmte
minnerchdre des auslandes, no. 1.)
[6784
© Dee. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307257; Tischer & Jagenberg, Itd.,
Cologne a. Rh., Germany.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 8
Wesley | Fire-FLy; by Thomas F. Morris; violin
and pianoforte. (Stainer & Bell’s
violin library, no. 21.) [6785
© Apr. 2,:1913; 2c Apreaes aie:
E 307165; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
First (THE) CHILDREN’S DAY; a chil-
dren’s day service, words and music
by P. Paul Bliss. S8vo. [6786
© Apr. 10, 1913: 2 ea 44,
1913; E 309177; Pilgrim press, Bos-
ton.
FISCHERMADCHEN (DIE) AUF HELGO-
LAND; sang u. tanz von W. Barth-
Erlensteg; gesang wu. klavier mit
tanz u. kosttimebeschreibung. Tanz
aufftihrungen no. 5. [6787
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Mar 8. 1918;
EH 306718; Gustav Richter theater-
verlag, Leipzig.
FISHER-FOLK LULLABY; part song,
words and music by Harvey Grace,
op. 18, no. 1; mixed voices. 4to.
(Novello’s part song book, second
series, no. 1268.) [6788
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c Mar. 81,
1913; E 3070384; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
FIveE (THE) FINGERS; 24 easy melodies
on 5 notes, by Carl Czerny, op. 777;
ed. by Carl Bonner; pf. Boston,
Evans music co. Edition Evans.
[6789
© Apr. 24, 19133°2>c3 Aes
1918; E 310555; William A. Evans,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
FLaGc (THE) OF UNISTA; words and
music by W. McVay. [6790
© Apr. 4, 1913 ;.2 e. Ape iyo:
E 3810429; William McVay, New
York.
FLAT-FOOT SAM OF YUBA DAM; words
and music by A. Wolfe. Melody
only. [6791
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1918; H 310409;
Ada Wolfe, Philadelphia.
FLEDERMAUS (DIE) See Merry (The)
countess.
FLEUR EPANOUIE; par Patrice O’Gor-
man; piano. [6792
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 303805; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
FLIEGENDE HOLLANDER. See Wagner
(Richard).
414
ae
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
FLIEGER-MARSCH, KOMM UND SEI MEIN
PASSAGIER; aus der operette Der
fliegende rittmeister, text von Leo
Stein [pseud of Leo Rosenstein] u.
Bela Jenbach, musik von Hermann
Dostal, bearbeitet von Hermann
Dostal u. Hans Schott. No.1. Gros-
ses oder kleines orchester. No. 2.
Salonorchester. No. 3. Schrammel
‘quartett. Mit text. 4to.
[6793-6795
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c each Mar.
8, 1913; E 306736-806738; Ludwig
Boblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
FLip FLAP; galop by H. von Burg; full
orch. and piano ace. 4to. [6796
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 21,
1913; E 309291; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
FLIRTEANDO; schottisch par Alberto M.
Alvarado, para piano. [6797
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 « Apr. 8,
1918; E 303680; G. Schirmer, New
York.
FLIRTING; words and music by Wis-
taria. [6798
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310027; H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine., Washington.
Fiora; a cycle of vocal duets, words
by Harriet Eleanor Hamilton King
et al., music by H. J. Stewart; sop.
and alto or tenor and bar. [6799
© Apr. 9, 1913: 2 ec. Apr. 12, 1913;
E 310273; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
FLoRA-BELLA; operette in 3 akten, von
Felix Dérmann, musik yon Charles
Cuvillier; klavierauszug mit text.
[6800
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1915; D 19280; Leipziger buhnen-
verlag Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
FLOWER CHORUS OF NATIONS.
Donizetti (Gaetano)
FLOWERS OF SPRING; waltz by William
Schroeder; pf. [6801
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 e«. Apr. 29,
1913; E 309422; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
FiLutes (THE) OF AUTUMN; words and
music by A. H. Rolfsen; sop., alto
See
and bass. 4to. (Willis school songs,
no. 21). [6802
Ame. 19,1913: 2 ¢. Apt 22.
1913; E 310484; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
6812
FLY AWAY BIRDIE; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 39, no. 1; pf. New York,
The Virgil piano school co. (Five
choice pieces, no. 1.) [6803
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310109; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
FoLtow His BANNER; words by Eben
KE. Rexford, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [6804
© Feb. 1, 1913: 2 c@ Apr. 21,
1913; E 309268; S. W. Beazley, Chi-
cago.
FOLLOW THE PIPER; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by A. Herbert
Brewer; in C. [6805
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1913; E 306985; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
in E flat. [6806
© Mar. 19, 1915: 2 ¢ Apr. 11,
19138; E 308720; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
FoLLowine (THE) LOVE; recit., tenor
solo and chorus from The paschal
victor, by J. S. Matthews. 4to.
(Church music review, no. 340.)
[6807
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305945; H. W. Gray co., New York.
FooLrine; a Wenrichian episode, by G.
Von Renke, pseud. of Geo. V. Ran-
kin; pf. [6808
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1913; E 308744;
Geo. V. Rankin, San Francisco.
FoR DAYS AND DAYS; words by Bert
Kalmar, music by Harry Puck.
[6809
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 16,
1913; E 310421: Kalmar & Puck
musie ¢co., inc., New York.
For LOVE’S DEAR SAKE; words by Eileen
Newton, music by Arthur F. Tate;
in A flat. [6810
© Apr. 17, 19138; 2 ¢c. Apr. 18,
1913; E 303934; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
For THAT SMILE IS ON YOUR FACE NOW;
words by H. C. Daniels, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [6811
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ¢c. Apr. 8,
1913; E 308924; Henry C. Daniels,
Hartford.
Fork THE LAST TIME [I ASK YOU BE
MINE; words and music by E. Ben-
jamin. [6812
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1913; E 310413;
Edward Benjamin, Brooklyn.
415
6813
FoR YOU, DEAR GIRL I AM LONELY;
words by T. Zeise, music by Gene-
vieve Scott.
Dugdale co., ine. [6813
ro) Mat. 47, VOUSs 2 eae 2.
19138; E 310031;
Williamsville, N. Y.
Theodore Zeise,
For@ét (LA) BLEUE; conte lyrique en |
3 actes, poéme de Jacques Cheneviére,
musique de Louis Aubert; partition
d’orchestre avec paroles. [6814
© Nov. 14, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1913;
E 303794; Durand & cie., Paris.
HORGET-ME-NOT; gavotte by Th. Giese,
ed. by Walter H. Aiken; mixed
voices. 4to. (The Willis collection,
no. 131.) [6815
© Apr. 28, 19138: 2 @ May 2,
1913; E 3107381; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati. [Copyright is claimed
on four part arangement. ]
FORGET-ME-NOT EYES; words and mu-
sic by L. R. Hall.
Weymann & son, inc. [6816
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 305557; Lora R. Hall, Phila-
delphia.
FORGET THEM ALL; words and music
by Samuel W. Beazley. [6817
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1918;
E 309268; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
FoRWARD CHRISTIAN; words by C. M.
Dennis, music by H. A. Schmidt.
; [6818
©) .spr 44, 1913: 2 i. Apr. 16,
1913; E 310419; Hy A. Schmidt, Chi-
cago.
FrRATRES (THE) MARCH; Dy Ethel
Chumley; pf. Birmingham, Ala.,
The fratres club. [6819
fe Agr. io 1915" 2G, Agr a1,
1913; E 310248; H. H. Chumley,
Birmingham, Ala.
Frav Horie; See Translateur (S.)
Sechs mirchen.
FRAUENFRESSER (DER) ; nr. 13, finale 2,
aus der operette, text von Leo Stein
und Carl Lindau, musik von Ed-
mund Eysler. Berliner einrichtung.
[6820
© Nov. 11, 1912; 2¢. Apr. 8, 1918;
PD 19273; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
—_—— operette von Hdmund Eys-
ler. Berliner einrichtung bitihnen-
material, ftir orchester-stimmen.
[6821
© Nov. 11, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913:
BH 807081; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
“hard Herzmansky), Leipzig, [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Washington, H. Kirkus |
Philadelphia, |
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
FRAUENTERZETT. See Strauss (Rich-
ard); Btirger (Der) als edelmann.
FRECHLING (DER); operette in drei
akten, musik von Carl Weinberger,
arr. von Gustav Blasser fiir klavier
zu 2 hinden mit unterlegtem text.
Potpourri 1. Potpourri 2.
[6822, 6823
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 c. each Apr, 3,
1918: E 307094, 307095; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
FRECHLING-WALZER; nach motiven der
gleichnamigen operette, von Carl
Weinberger; klavier zu zwei hinden.
[6824
© Dee. 21, 1912; 2. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307084; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
nach motiven der operette Der
frechling, von Carl Weinberger, arr.
fiir grosses orchester. [6825
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307082; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
arr. von Hans Schott; salon-
orchester. [6826
© Dec. 21, 1912: 2 © Apr. 3,
1918; E 807083; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
—— —— schrammel-quartett.
Ato.
[6827
© Jan. 21, 1918; 2 « Apr 16,
1918; E 307340; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansxy), Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
FRECKLES; words by M. R. Phelps,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[6828
© Mar. 29, 1918° 3 @ Apes)
1918; E 3808929; M. R. Phelps,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
FREIHEIT, LASS DEIN BANNER WEHEN;
musik von Karl Stark; miéinnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [6829
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 309112; J. L. Biichse, Philadel-
phia.
FREUDENKLANGE; ein kindertag pro-
grainm ftir die Sonntagschule, text
von H. Brodt, musik von Howard BE.
Smith u. a., hrsg. von G. F. Rosche.
Svo. [6830
‘© Apr. 3, 1918; 2c. Ape B,a0is ;
A 344429; George F. Rosche, Chi-
cago.
416
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
FRIEDENSHYMNE; See Zur jahrhun-
dertfeier.
FrRImEpMAN (Ien.) Fitinf walzer; von
I. Friedman, op. 51, fiir klavier zu
4 hiinden. obl. S8vo. [6831
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307272; Universal-edition, Vienna.
FRIEND (A) SO DEAR; words by W. J.
Humphreys, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [6832
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308970; Wm. J. Humphreys, Heb-
ron, Md.
FRIENDLY (A) DISPUTE; by Carl Koel-
ling; pf. (Jn Musical picture book,
part 1; Summy edition, no. 59.)
[6883
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
E 310744; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
FROHSINN. See Aus lebenstagen.
FroLic OF THE SKEETS; by H. W.
Swope; pf. [6884
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2c. Apr. 10, 1918;
E 309141; Howard Whitney Swope,
Greenville, O.
FrRoM A DISTANCE (Heimweh); Japa-
nese poem by Abeno Nakamaro, Ger- |
man translation by Paul Enderling,
English words and music by G.
Jerrard Wilkinson. [6835
@© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1913; E 307020; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
FROM OLDEN DAYS; nocturne by J. R.
Morris, op. 30, no. 1; pf. [6836
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310180; Hatch music co., Phila-_
delphia.
FROMME (DIE) HELENE; operette in
drei akten von Gustav Quedenfeldt,
musik von Michael von J6zefowicz;
volistiindiger klavierauszug mit text.
[6837
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1913;
D 19281; Rhythmus-verlag, Leipzig.
FRONTIER PATROL; march by O. Sddahl ;
zither. [6838
© 1c. May 3, 1918; E 310761;
Olaf Sddahl, East San Diego, Cal.
F'ROSCH - KAVALIER ;
lander, von Curt Frdéhlich, fiir
klavier mit text. [6839
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306790; Carl Riihle, Leipzig.
wackler - Rhein -
FRUHLINGSSTIMMEN WALZER (Voice of
spring); by Joh. Strauss op. 410,
arr. by Adolphe Dumont; orchestra
and piano. Rey.edition. 4to. [6840
© Mar. 13, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309073; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
FRUHLINGSSTIMMUNG. See Aus stillen
stunden.
FUR FREIHEIT, WAHRHEIT, PECHT. See
Etzelmtiller (H.); Zwei lieder fiir
miinnerchore,
FUNDAMENTAL (A) METHOD FOR THE
PIANOFORTE; comp. and arr. by A. L.
Norris.’ Book 1, parts 1 and 2.
Northampton, Mass. Fundamental
pub. co. [6841
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1913; E 310344; Albert Locke Norris,
Northampton, Mass.
FUNERALE; von Sigfrid Karg-Elert;
harmonium. [6242
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Mar, 2,
1918; E 307052; Carl Simon, Berlin.
FUNICULI-FUNICULA; [and] SANTA
Luctras by L, Denza, two folk songs,
arr. by Albert G. Mitchell; 1 or 2
violins. (The Stanhope edition,
class A, no. 21. [6843
i Apr, 24.) 1913* "2.-c. “Aprt..28;
1913; E 310587; White-Smith music
pub. c¢o., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
GALEOTTI (CESARE) Dix préludes po-
étiques; par C. Galeotti, op. 150;
piano. [6844
@) Apr. 16,' 1913; 2 ¢ Apne JB,
19183; E 3073865; Enoch & co., Paris.
GALLANT BLUE; words and music by
A. Wadleigh. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [6845
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308980; Adelaide Wadleigh, Kit-
tery Point, Me.
GARDEN See Schumann
(R. A.)
GATHER AROUND IN BRIGHT ARRAY, See
Commencement song.
MELODY,
GAVOTTA IN RE; di Giovanni Bolzoni,
op. 158, per violino 1°, violino 2°,
viola, violoncello e contrabasso. 1.
Partitura. 2. Parti staccate.
[6846, 6847
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 21,
1913; E 808951, 303952; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
417
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6848
pt. Ill, n.s., v.8
GAVOTTA IN RE—Continued.
—— riduzione per pianoforte, dell’
autore. [6848
©) Apr. 1919183" 2 oc... Rae,
1913: 1, 303953,;\:G. Ricordisc& “eo.,
Milan,
GAVOTTA PASTORALE; by Francesco
Maltese, op. 21; violin with piano
acc. [6849
© Feb. 24, 19138: 2'¢. Apr, 9, 1913;
E 309074; Carl Fischer, New York.
GAVOTTE; by G. Sgambati, op. i14,
ed. and fingered by S. L. Herrmann;
pf. (Artist’s edition of Standard
works, no. 9941.) [6850
©) Mar, 81.) dota S Sine: viet ard.
1918; E 305865; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on editing, fingering and arranging.]
— by Thomas F. Dunhill, op. 387, no.
3; piano. [6851
©) Apr. 10) 913% pe: Apry"11,
1913; E 8038714; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
GAVOTTE IN A MINOR; by Basil Wind-
sor; pianoforte. [6852
ey war, GO. 101s: 2) «Aor. 21)
1918; E 308988; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
GAVOTTE IN G; by Basil Windsor;
pianoforte.
(oO Ap. 19 1993-2 @. Apr...21,
1913; E 8038980; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
GEE! WHAT I WOULD DO TO YoU; words
by J. Cusenza, music by Salvatore
~Cusenza. Melody only. [6854
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1918; E 309201;
Jennie Cusenza, New York.
GENFER (DER) SEE (Le lac Leman) ;
tondichtung in 7 teilen von Friedr.
J. Kurt Geissler; Klavier. Laus-
anne, Switzerland, Institut Dr. W.
Geissler. [6855
©! Jan. 24: TIS: "2 GP hipr 16.
1913; E 307294; K. Geissler, Laus-
anne, Switzerland.
GERALDINE WALTZ; by J. F. Cummings;
pf. [6856
@ ©) Apr: /28,. 1913 +) 2a, Anes,
1913; E 310596; E. A. Walsh music
co., Brooklyn.
GESCHIEDENE (DIE) FRAU; text von
Willy Hagen, musik von Hugo Leon-
ard, Miinchen, Harmonie—verlag,
2.) ma.) b.. h. [6857
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 ec Apr. 3, 1912:
E 307112; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
[6853,
GET-A-wAy (THE); march and two
step by George L. Cobb, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth; orch. 4to. [6858
© Apr.’ 3, :1918; 2:¢,Aprmpaors:
E 310175; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
GETTING WISE TO JOSIE; incidental
music—a 30 minute sketch, lyric
and music by J. M. Boyd. Contents:
A dream of a girl.—A toast to all.—
Those college friends.—That south-
ern drag. [6859
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1918; EH 3805902;
Jeanne M. Boyd, Fremont, Neb.
Guost (THE) OF FARMER JOHN; words
by Edward 'Teschemacher, music by
Gaetano Merola. [6860
© Mar. .25, 1913) 20e Maen 2s,
1913; E 806981; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
See Bach
Bourrée_ et
GIGUE EN FA MAJEUR.
(Johann Sebastian) ;
Gigue en Fa majeur.
Gipsy (A) FESTIVAL; by J. L. Roeckel,
arr. by Abert G. Mitchell; violin.
(The Stanhope edition of violin
music for public schools, class A,
no. 176.) [6861
© Mar. 27, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar ot
1918; E 309056; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
GirL (THE) HAD OTHER FELLOWS WHOM
I NEITHER MET NOR KNEW; words by
J. M. Steelgrave, music by R. A.
Browne. [6862
© 1c. May 8, 1913; B 310765;
James Maxwell Steelgrave, Brook-
lyn.
GirL (THE) I LEFT BEHIND; words by
Louis Klein, music by Harry Jentes.
[6863
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 28, 1913;
EB 310556; Baer & Roos, New York.
Girt (THE) I LEFT IN DEAR OLD DIXIE
TOWN; words and music by A. Reis.
Washington, Marks-Goldsmith o.,
ine. [6864
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 305948; Adam Reis, Canton, O.
Girt (THE) I Lost; words by J. F.
Mena, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co.,
ine. [6865
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1913 ;
E 310008; Joseph F. Mena, St. Louis.
418
no. 4, 1913
Girt (THE) I MET ON BROADWAY;
words by O. H. Roderick, music by
M. ©. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [6866
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305961; Omer H. Roderick, Boli-
var, Pa.
GIRL ON THE FILM; a new musical play
in three acts, lyrics by Adrian Ross.
music by Walter Kollo, Willy Bred-
schneider and Albert Sirmay. Vocal
score. [6867
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 30,
1913; D 19288: Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
GIVE FAR TO MY woRDS, O LoRD; an-
them, words from the Bible, music
by James H. Rogers; mixed yoices
with sop. and alto duet. 4to. [6868
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305909; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GIVE GLory; words by A. W. McNeely,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[6869
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308965; A. W. McNeely, Liberty.
S.C.
GIVE ME OF YOUR BARK, O BIRCH TREE
(Gieb mir deine rinde, birke) ; words
by Longfellow, music by Carl
Busch; medium voice. [6870
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913; E 310604; G. Schirmer, New
York.
GIVE ME SOME MORE; words and music
by J. Paul and C. H. Reichert. [6871
© 1c. Apr. 5, 19138; E 310184;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
GIVE ME THE GREAT WHITE WAY; song
from the Wax girl; words and mu-
sic by F. D. Bloomfield. [6872
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305926; F. D. Bloomfield, Buffalo.
GIVE ME YOUR HAND; words by Jean C.
Havez, music by George Botsford.
[6873
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 29,
1913; E 309417; Geo. Botsford, New
York.
GIVE MY REGARDS TO UNCLE SAM; words
and music by B. L. Good, arr. by
Eura L. Tussing. [6874
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
EB 305928; Burton L. Good, Colum-
bus, O.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6883
GIVE PEACE, O GoD, AGAIN; hymn an-
them, words by H. W. Baker, music
by Harry Rowe Shelley; alto solo
and mixed chorus with organ acc.
(Octavo choruses, no. 5747.) [6875
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308916; G. Schirmer, New York.
GLADNESS; song without words by
Ethel Lucretia Olcott, op. 24; guitar
solo. [6876
© Apr. 10, 1918; 2 c, Apr 12,
1913; E 310277; H. F. Odell & co.,
Boston.
GLAS (LE); poésie de J. Luciola, mu-
sique de A. Claussmann. op. 17,
no. 5; voix de femme. [6877
©. Dee; 20,)1912; 2 .¢)) Jani 2.
1913; E 303767; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris.
GLIDE ALONG; words by M. Egan, mu-
sic by Franz Hoffman. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6878
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310001; Mary Egan, Winnepeg,
Canada.
GLoRIA, See God be merciful unto us
(Deus misereatur [and] Gloria.)
GLogious (A) ANTHEM RAISE; words
anon., music by H. N. Lincoln. [6879
©) Web, .28,\ 1913.2 ¢...Mar. 22;
1913; E 308763; H. N. Lincoln,
Dallas.
GLORIOUS MONTH OF JUNE; part song
words by Wm. H. Gardner, music by
J. L. Gilbert; mixed voices. 4to.
[6880
{©} Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913; E 305547; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Guogious (THE) U. S. A.; words by
T. Murnien, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [6881
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305988; Thomas Murnien, Oak-
land, Cal.
GLory (THE) LAND; words and music
by L. Weber. ) [6882
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c Mar. 24,
1913; E 308823; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kan.
GuLory (THE) OF HIs GRACE; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by M. J.
Babbitt. [6883
© Apr. 17, 1913;..2 .e@ Apr. 21,
1913; E 309300; M. J. Babbitt, Ab-
ingdon, Iil.
419
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6884
GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL SONG; words
by John W. Black, jr., music by
G. A. Browne. Boston, C. W.
Thompson & co. [6884
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 19138;
E 3107138; G. Allyne' Browne,
Gloucester, Mass.
Guitck (DAS) STEHT AM ANDERN UFER;
walzerlied aus des operette Der
frechling, text von Fritz Griindbaum |
und Heinz Reichert, musik von Carl
Weinberger. [6885
© Jan. 21, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
EK 307085; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
GLUHWURMCHEN-IDYLL AUs_ LYSIS-
TRATA; von P. Lincke einleitung zum
klavierspiel, Tastenschrift, no. 507.
[6886
© Nov, 22. 1312s 2 Apr: 16,
1913; E 307322; Musik-verlag Hu-
phonie, Berlin-Friedenau. [ Copy-
right is claimed on tastenschrift. ]
GO FORTH YE REAPERS; words by Eben
EK. Rexford, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [6887
Gye t 2ols: 2 el Apr 21
1918; E 3809258; S. W. Beazley,
Chicago.
GO FORTH YE SOLDIERS TRUE; words and
music by C. H. Lowden. [6888
@ Apr. 1, 1913; 2)¢ Apr, 15,1913:
E 310374; C. Harold Lowden, Cam-
den, N. J.
GoD BE MERCIFUL UNTO Us (Deus miser-
eatur) ; [and] Gloria; music by D. D.
Wood; mixed voicas and organ. 4to.
[6889
C) Apr.) 19,. 19182 2: e. yApr, »2a.
1913; EH 309292; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
GoD IS OUR HOPE AND STRENGTH; an-
them composed by C. Hubert H.
Parry; double choir, bass solo and
orchestra. S8vo. [6890
© Apr 16) 1918; 2° Ge ApaAag,
1913; E 307872; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
anthem, words from the Bible,
music by Benjamin Whelpley, op.
16, no 1; men’s voices. 4to. (Sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 820.)
[6891
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 24,
1913; KE 3808781; Boston music co.,
Boston.
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
GopaRD (BENJAMIN Louris Pawn)
Fairy waves; by L. Godard; piano.
[6892
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 303687; Phillips & Page, London.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 38, no. 5; pf. New York,
The Virgil piano school co. (Golden
memories, no. 5.) [6893
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 e. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310092; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
GOING UP AND DOWN THE LAND; words
by Katharine Atherton Grimes, music
by Samuel W. Beazley. [6894
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 21,
1913; E 309261; S. W. Beazley, Chi-
cago.
GOLDEN (THE) LAND OF DREAMS; words
by Herbert Kaufman, music by Ru-
adolf von Liebich. (In Woman’s
world, v. 29, no. 5, May 1913.) [6895
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 e Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308878; John A. Campbell pub.
eo., Chicago.
GOLDEN ROD AND SUNFLOWER. See
Jeweline.
GOLDEN SLUMBERS KISS YOUR EYES;
lullaby, four-part song, words by
Thomas Dekker, music by Wilfrid
EB. Senior; mixed voices. 4to. [6896
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 303707; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
GOLDEN STARS; part song, words by H.
Heine, music by Davenport Kerri-
son; women’s voices. Svo. [6897
© .Apr. 18, 1913;°2 G@ Ames,
19138; E 309239; Theo. Presser €o.,
Philadelphia.
GOLDEN-WEST; march two step by V.S.
Tompkins; pf. [6898
© Apr. 14, 1913*°2 € oAge ase,
1913; E 310356; Vivian Sutorius
Tompkins, Yonkers, N. Y
GOLDIE; words by Roy Coombs, music
by C. H. Copenhaver. New York.
Frank Harding. [6899
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310157; Carl H. Copenhaver, Pon-
tiac, Mich.
GoNDOLA (LA); etude by A. Henselt,
op. 18, no. 2, ed. and fingered by
Paolo Gallico; piano. [6900
Kc) Apr. 17, 1913) 2.0) Aue,
1918; E 309223; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering, and edit-
ing. }
420)
'
ee nr
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1918
6916
GoNE; words and musi¢e by Gus Kahn;
pf. [6901
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 e@ Apr. 14,
1918; E 310352; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
GooD-BYE MY HOME, SWEET HOME; from
Nobody’s darling, words by Paul
Benedek, music by Alfred Solman.
[6902
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 1, 1913;
B 3805885; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
' GOOD-BYE, SWEETHEART GOOD-BYE ; words
by W. P. Aspinall, musie by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [6903
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c Apr. 8,
1913; E 308989; William Peel As-
pinall, Hartford.
GooD-NIGHT; poem by Percy Bysshe
Shelley, music by E. Cooper. [6904
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913;
E 3093872; Ethel Cooper, San Fran-
eisco.
—— words and music by C. T. Ruhr,
St. Louis. Shattinger piano & music
co. [6905
Aer th, 1918: 2 ef ‘Apr 18,
1913; E 309217; Cora T. Ruhr, St.
Louis.
GOOD-NIGHT, MY LITTLE GIRLIE; words
and music by 8S. Yarwood. Wash-
ington. The H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[6906
> wan 17, 3913: 2 @ Apr. 2,
1913; E 307050; S. Yarwood, Atter-
cliffe, Sheffield, England.
Goop OLD sonGs; comp. by Elder C. H.
Cayce. Martin, Tenn., Cayce &
Turner [1913] 420 p. S8vo. $1.25.
[6907
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
A 3438700; C. H. Cayce, Martin, Tenn.
GosLincs (THE) ; humorous part-song,
words by F. E. Weatherley, music
by Frederick Bridge; mixed voices.
4to. (Part-song book, second series,
no. 1268). [6908
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 303696; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Gounop (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Medita-
tion (Ave Maria); sur le 1° pre-
lude de J. S. Bach, par C. Gounod,
ed. by Albert Sammons; violin with
piano acc. [6909
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 21,
1913; E 303975; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing.]
GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCOIS )—Contd.
—— Meditation on the 1st Prelude by
J. S. Bach; words by Bertha Rem-
ick, music by Bach-Gounod, arr. by
Bertha Remick; three female voices
with ace. of piano, violin and organ
(ad lib.) (Laurel octavo, no. 232).
[6910
© Apr. 4, 1918; 2 « Apr. 14, 19138;
E 310311; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of text and music.]
Now behold [and] Jerusalem; 3
part song by Gounod, arr. by Wen-
zel A. Raboch; women’s voices. 4to.
[6911
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
19138; E 305861; John Church ¢o.,
Cincinnati. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
—— Prelude and fugue in F; on a
theme of C. Gounod, arr. by Henri
Busser; organ. obl. Svo. (Select-
ed pieces for the organ, no, 27).
[6912
©- Mar. $1, 1918: 2 ¢. Apr. 14,
1918; E 3038872; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
—-—Send out Thy light; song by
Charles Gounod, arr. by Osbourne
McConathy; mixed voices. 4to.
(The beacon series of vocal selec-
tions for schools, of classes and cho-
ruses, no. 294.) [6913
© -Mar. 21, 1918; 2 «a, Mar, 24,
1913; E 3808791; Silver, Burdett &
co., Boston.
GRADUALE UND SEQUENZ FUR OSTERN;
von August Weirich, fiir gemisch-
ten chor mit orchester stimmen.
[6914
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22, 1913;
EK 303621; Anton Bohm &€& sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
GRAF NICKI; chanson, text von Arthur
Rebner, musik von Harry Waldase.
Miinchen, Harmonie-verlag. [6915
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 307113; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich.
GRAND PONTIFICAL MARCH; by A. C,
Eimer, op. 308 b.; piano four hands.
[6916
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 e@ Mar. 31,
1913; E 805876; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
GRAND (THE) REVIEW. See Twen-
tieth century songs.
421
o_O
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6917
GREAT (THE) TITANIC STEAMED AWAY;
poem by L. D. Golloher, music by
R. A. Browne. New Orleans, La. L.
Grunewald co. ltd. [6917
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c Apr. 3, 1913;
#10090; Lillie D. Golloher, Bellville,
Tex.
GRETEL. See Lied (Das) vom schatz,.
GRUBER (JOSEF) Vier communionge-
singe; von J. Gruber, op. 229a, fiir
dreistimmigen frauenchor mit or-
gel od. harmonium begl. Orgel zugl.
directionstimme wu. jede_ einzel-
stimme. 4to. [6918
©. Dec. 30, *1012:)2"c - Mar: 22,
1918; 2.e: Mar. 22, 1913; E 308632;
Anton Bohm & sohn, Augsburg, Ger-
many.
Vier liturgische gesinge; musik
von Jos. Gruber, op. 248, ftir eine
Singstimme mit orgel oder harmo-
nium fegleitung. Contents :—Asper-
ges me.—Vidi aquam.—Pauge lin-
gua.—O salutaris hostia. [6919
Mares. Olas 2 ea Mar. "22.
1913; E 38038633; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
Vier marienlieder; musik, von
Josef Gruber, op. 230a, fiir dreistim-
migen frauenchor mit orgel oder har-
monium begleitung. Orgel zugl. di-
rectionsstimme u. iede einzelstimme.
4to. * [6920
Dee. S0, 1912) 2) ec. Mar: (22,
1913; E 3803684: Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
— Zwei tantum ergo; fiir die heilige
Weihnachtszeit von J. Gruber, op.
2338, fiir sop. alt. tenor ad lib. u. bass,
mit orgel und orchesterbegleitung.
4to. [6921
©, Dee, 20, 1912 2 el Mar.’ 22:
1913; E 303635; Anton B6hm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
GUARD WHILE [I SLEEP; words by War-
rington, musik by Neidlinger; mixed
voices and organ. 4to. [6922
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 303653; Whaley, Royce & co., 1td.,
Toronto, Canada.
GUDRUN ; ged. von A. Dohm, musik von
Wendel Wiltberger, op. 31; minner-
chor. Partitur u. stimmen. 4to.
[6923
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c Apr. 16,
1913; EH 307258; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne a. Rh., Germany.
pt. ITI, n.s.,v.8
GUIDE ME O THOU GREAT JEHOVAH;
hymn anthem, words by Wm. Wil-
liams, music by W. C. Williams;
with solos for alto, tenor and sgo-
prano and quartett or chorus, with
organ ace. 4to. [6924
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308914; Robin Ellis, New York.
GUIDE ME SAVIOUR; words by Jessie R.
Carr, music by J. H. Carr. [6925
© Mar. 11, 19138; 2 e@ Mar. 17,
1913; E 309049; J. H. Carr, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
GuM (THE) SHOE MAN; words by An-
drew B. Sterling, music by H. Von
Tilzer. [6926
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 © Agr
19138; E 310319; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
GURRE-LIEDER; text von Jens Peter
Jacobsen, deutsch von Robert Franz
Arnold, musik von Arnold Schon-
berg, arr. von Alban Berg; klavier-
auszug mit text. [6927
©..Dec. 25, 1912: 2 ey Apres.
1913; E 3807269; Universal-edition,
Vienna. [Copyright is claimed on
vocal score. ]
GWENDOLINE; words by Turquoise, mu-
sic by Grace HE. Mellor. [6928
© Apr. .16;. 1913 °02) ei Apeeeea
1913; E 308910; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
GYPSY DANCE; by Thomas F. Dunhill,
op: 37, no. 25, plane. [6929
© Apr. 10;°1918 -72" 6) aur oe,
1918; E 3038718; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
GYPSYING; words by Richard A.
Purdy. music by George Chapman.
1. High in G. 2. Medium in E fiat.
[6930, 6931
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 ec. each Apr. 24,
1913 ; E 309873, 309374; Carl Hauser,
New York.
HAB’N WIR UNS NICHT SCHON MAL
KENN’N GELERNT; walzerduett aus
der posse, Filmzauber, musik von
Walter Kollo, arr. von Adolf Eck-
stein; orchester. 4to. [6932
©. Nov. 15, 1912; 2 a) Mar 2p
1918; E 308494; Drei masken ver-
lag, Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
422
HALLELUJAH SONGS OF HEAVEN.
no. 4, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6950
HAB’N WIR UNS NICHT SCHON MAL
KENN’N GELERNT—Continued.
text von Rudolf Bernauer und
Rudolph Schanzer, musik von Wal-
ter Kollo; klavier zu 2 hiinden mit
tiberlegtem text. [6933
© Dee. 13, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307114; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) 2 Siitze
aus dem F dur conzert; von Frar.
Haendel, op. 4, no. 5; bearbeitet von
Ludw. Boslet als orgel solo. (Kon-
zertstiicke ftir orgel, heft 5.) [6934
Seer. 25, 191S* 2c, Apr. 7%,
19138; E 303648; Anton Bohm
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
&
Ka.
Md.,
12mo.
[6935
Apr. 12;
Nelson
by-. W. N.., Holt,
W. N. Holt, 1913.
$0.10.
© Mar. 29, 1918: 2 e«.
1918; A 346156; William
Holt, Rockville, Md.
HAM BONE AM SWEET; words anon.,
music arr. by Frank R. Hancock.
[6936
(© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309480; Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, New York.
HANDWERKSBURSCHE (DER); text von
Peter Schlemihl, musik von Hannes
Ruch, fiir gesang mit gitarre und
piano. [6937
mar ts 1913: 2 c«. Apr. 8,
Rockville,
fai). vp.
1913; E 3803671; Friedrich MHof-
meister, Leipzig.
HANDWERKSBURSCHEN (DES) _ LIED;
text von A. de Nora, musik von
Hannes Ruch, fiir gesang u. piano.
[6938
© Mar. 15, 19138: 2 c@ Apr. 8,
1913; E 303672; Friedrich Hof-
meister, Leipzig.
HANDY (THE) MAN; humorous song,
written and arr. by Charles J. Win-
ter. [6939
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 19, 1918;
E 307363; Reynolds & co., London.
HAPPY DAYS BE THINE; words and mu-
sic by J. B. Carey; medium voice.
San Francisco, Bell music co. [6940
crane. Se 191s. 2 ¢e.) Apr. 23,
1918; E 309336; Joseph B. Carey,
San Francisco.
Happy (A) MOMENT; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 38, no. 3; pf. New York.
The Virgil piano school co. (Golden
memories, no. 3.) [6941
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310094; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
HARK! THE VILLAGE MAIDS; two-part
Song, words by Thomas Oliphant,
music by Amy Mills Robertson; 1st
and 2nd sop. 4to. [6942
tC) Apr. 2ToTss Big ake 27.
1913; E 807861; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
Hark! TEN THOUSAND HARPS’ AND
VOICES; words and music by E. K.
Heyser. S8vo. (Jn The choir, v. ,14,
no. 4, Apr. 1913.) [6943
© Apr. 4, 1913; 1 ce. Apr. 7, 1913;
K 308895; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
HARK! TEN THOUSAND VOICES SOUND-
ING. Sce Our risen Lord.
HARMONIE; poésie de Robert Féron,
musique de A. Claussmann, op. 17,
no. 1; voix de femme. [6944
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 3038768; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
HARTMANN
teristic pieces;
(AgtHUR) Two charac-
by A. Hartmann;
violin and piano. Contents: Petite
valse.—Intermezzo. [6945
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2c. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310280; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
HARVARD (THE) YARD; words and
musie by J. W. Johnston. [6946
© “Mar... 20,°1913* 2 ce Apr. 60:
1918; E 3809484; J. W. Johnston,
Rochester, N. Y.
HARVEST MEMORIES; valse by R. G.
Gradi; pf. [6947
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr.. 7, 1913;
EH 308805; R. G. Gradi & co., Chicago.
HARVEST OF LIGHT; by R. H. Cornelius,
R. L. Ferguson and A. C. Fisher.
1913. 1224 p.. 12mo. $0.35. [6948
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c Mar. 21,
1913; A 346102; Rufus Henry Cor-
nelius, Midlothian, Tex.
HavE YoU A GIRL? words by J. G.
Ansley, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [6949
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 810004; J. G. Ansley, Edison, Cal.
HAWAIIAN GAIETY; by C. S. De Lano.
[6950
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1918;
E 310140; C. S. De Lano, Los
Angeles.
423
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6951
HAYSEED’s (THE) DREAM; barn dance
by C. W. Bennet; military band.
4to. (Standard edition for military
band, no. 291.) [6951
) Apr. 15, 19138342 .e, Age:
1913; E 310497; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
HE IS A HERO; words by Kate Hlinore,
music by Sam Williams. [6952
©: Ang 4. Tse" 2 (¢. Aer. th
1913; E 310883; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
HE is RISEN. See Our risen Lord.
HE ONLY CHANGED MY HEART; words
by C. De Jean, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale eo., ine. [6953
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308949; Christine De Jean, Troy,
Or.
Her’s GOT TO PROVE IT TO ME; words
by Kate Elinore, music by Sam Wil-
liams. [6954
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
EH 3090386; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
HE SET ME FREE; words and music by
J. D. Barnitz. [6955
) Apr. 22,3913: .2 c. Apr: 24,
1913; EH 309358; James D. Barnitz,
Philadelphia.
—— See also Could it be other than
Jesus.
HEAR THAT STEAMBOAT WHISTLE BLOW-
InG; lyric by Leo Olevson, music by
Wm. Rietzel, arr. by Harry H. Wil-
liams. [6956
© Mar. 22,1918: 2 @; Mar... 27,
1913; E 305985; H. H. Williams,
Providence, R. I.
Hear us OH FATHER.
Heart (THE) OF HER; words by Nelle
See Ave Maria.
Richmond Eberhart, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman; high
voice in A flat. [6957
© Apr. 17, 19093: (2) 6.) Apr 24.
1913; E 310504; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
HEART’S-EASE; intermezzo by Allan
Macbeth, arr. by Frank Winterbot-
tom; military band. (Hawkes &
son’s military band edition, no. 389.)
[6958
© Mar. 27, 1918; 2 c Mar. 28,
1913; E 306992; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
—— See also Pansy (The).
pt. 111, n,s., v.8
HEARTS OF OAK; march by Fr. Harold,
arr. by C. W. Bennet; military band.
4to. (Standard edition for military
band, no. 290.) [6959
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 c@ Apr. 24,
1918; E 310501; Oliver Ditson eo.,
Boston. 'Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
HEAVEN SMILES ON ERIN; words by J.
Lawrence Ritchie, music by C. Ban-
bury, arr. by J. Lawrence Ritchie.
[6960
© May 1, 1913; 2 e. May 8, 1913;
E 310768; Charles Banbury, Sandy
Lake, Pa.
HEAVENLY CHIMES; reverie by R. G.
Grady ; pf. [6961
© Apr. 14, 19138; 2 ¢. Apr. 15,
1913; E 309165; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
HEAVEN’S REQUIEM; a prayer by C. E.
Smith; violino primo sans accom-
pagnement. [6962
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1918; E 308745;
C. E. Smith, Franklin Grove, I1.
HeEAvy (A) SHOWER; by Karl Coelling;
pf. (Jn musical picture book, part
2; Summy edition, no. 60.) [6963
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 e May 2, 19138;
E 310733; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
HEIGHO! WE’LL DANCE TO-DAY (Die
zither lockt, die geige klingt) ; words
by Rud. Baumbach, English version
by Alice Mattullath, music by Max
Heinrich, op. 34, no. 2; medium
voice, E minor; violin obligato ad
lib. (Three songs, no. 2). [6964
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309075; Carl Fischer, New York.
HEIL (DAS) DER WELT, HERR JESUS
CurRIstT. See Bonvin (Ludwig) ; vier
EKucharistische gesinge.
HEILA DANCE; by C. 8. De Lano. [6965
© Mar. 4, 1913: 2-c.; Mari 47,
1915; EH 310141; C. S. De Lano, Los
Angeles.
HEIMLICH STILL UND LEISE; gavotte
aus Bis friih um ftinfe, von P.
Lincke, vorspiel zum _ klavierspiel.
Tastenschrift, no. 505. [6966
@© Nov. 22, 1912: 2 G Apr oae,
1913; E 307823; Musik-vérlag Eu-
phonie, Berlin-Friedenau. [ Copy-
right is claimed on tastenschrift.]
424
i in
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
HEINZELMANNCHEN; lied aus_ der
operette Der frechling, text von
Fritz Griinbaum und Heinz Reichert,
musik von Carl Weinberger. [6967
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307086; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
HELD MEINER TRAUME; a bator katona,
operettéb6l szerzette Straus, Oszkar ;
orchester. [6968
© Dec. 5, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 303902; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right claimed on orchestera.]
—aus der operette Der tapfere
Soldat, musik von Oscar Straus.
Verwandlungsmusik fiir orchester.
[6969
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 303901; Comoedia, Vienna.
HELEN-OF-THE-woops; by Benjamin
Jefferson; pf. [6970
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 1, 19138;
E 305898; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
HERBERT (VICTOR) Three favorite
airs; from the comic opera Sweet-
hearts by Victor Herbert, arr. by
H. B. Sanford; full orch. with piano
and harmonium. (Orchestra mis-
cellany, edition B.) [6971
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. 29,
19138; E 305800; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
HERBSTCHOR AN PAN; ged. von R. H.
Bartsch, musik von Joseph Marx,
klavier-auszug mit text von Gustav
Binder; chor. knabenstimmen, or-
chester und orgel. [6972
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306723; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna.
HERBSTGEFUHL. See Pataky (Hubert)
Vier chinesische lieder.
HERBSTKLAGE. Sce Aus stillen stun-
den.
HERCULES MARCH; by E. E. Evans; pf.
Boston, Evans music co. [69783
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309061; W. A. Evans, Boston.
Herors oF THE BALKANS; march and
two-step by C. L. Cooke; pf. [6974
@ Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c@ Mar. 21,
1913; E 308720; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
- 93052—13——4
6980
HERRGOTT, ICH HETRAT’ SO GERN; tanz-
duett aus der operette Der kleine
konig, text von Robert Bodanzky,
musik von Emmerich, Kalman
bearb. fiir eine singstimme, mit
klavier. [6975
© Noy. 21, 1912; 2 e. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 3071389; W. Karezag, Vienna,
[Copyright is claimed on singstimme
u. piano. |
HERRMANN (Witty) Fiinf vortrag-
stticke; von W. Herrmann, op. 100,
fiir streich-quartett. Contents :—
Valse lente. — Adagietto.—Inter-
mezzo.—Volkslied.—Thema mit vari-
ationen. Partitur und stimmen.
[6976
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306787; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
HESITATION; valse lente chantée, vers
de Ludovic Fortolis, versione
italiana di Arturo France, musique
de Angelo Angiolini. [6977
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
EH 307061; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
HESTERNAE ROSAE; neuf chansons de
troubadours des 12 iéme et 13 iéme
siécles, adaptation francaise par
M. D. Calvocoressi, adaptation an-
glaise par Ezra Pound, arr. par
Walter Morse Rummel; une voix
avec accompt de piano. Partition de
piano. Sarta 2. [6978
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 19138;
E 308018; Augener Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
HEY, HO, CAN’T YOU HEAR’ THE
STEAMER; words by Harry Gifford,
music by Fred Godfrey. [6979
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c, Mar. 29,
1918; E 307023; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
HIGHLAND (THE) LASSIE’S LAMENT.
See Can’t ye hear your hieland las-
Sie’s ca’?
Hitts (THE) See Mac Vean Helen
Tracy ; Three nature songs.
HIMMEL, WIE IST DAS LEBEN SCHON;
marschlied aus der operette Der
frauenfresser, text von Leo Stein
[pseud. of Leo Rosenstein] und Carl
Lindau, musik von Edmund KEysler.
[6980
© Nov. 14, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307087; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
425
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6981
HINTER DORNENHECKEN; lied aus der
operette Der frechling, text von
Fritz Griinbaum und Heinz Reich-
ert, musik von Carl Weinberger,
fiir eine oder zwei singstimme u.
klavier. [6981
© Jan. 21, 1918; 2c Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307088; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
HIRONDELLES (LES) (The swallows) ;
valse brillante, by Otto Hackh, op.
412°" pt. [6982
© Apr. 5, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 1, 1918;
EH 305904; Chandler-Ebel music co.,
Brooklyn.
HIs LOVING KINDNESS; sacred song,
music by George S. Schuler. [6983
Mar. 31;' 1913+) 3 "a. Mar, sot,
1913; EK 805866; Theo. Presser ¢o..
Philadelphia.
HIS MOTHER’S SONG; words by I. K.
Linggen, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [6984
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308957; Iona Keith Linggen. San-
dusky, O.
His WAY IS BEST; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by A. R. Lytle.
[6985
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
EH 310416; A. R. Lytle, Three Oaks,
Mich.
HocHAMT IM WALDE; ged. von Fr.
Linke, musik von A. Biichse op. 280;
miinnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [6986
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 309109; Aug. Biichse, Philadel-
phia.
Horrnune. See When the roses bloom.
Hotimay; by Carl Koelling; pf. (Jn
Musical picture book, part 1; Sum-
my edition, no. 59.) [6987
©) Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 2.1913;
E 310748; Clayton F. Summy ©Co.,
Chicago.
Ho.tiy-HocKS; by Louis [L.] Dimond;
pf. [6988
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918; E 308818;
Louis L. Dimond, Seattle.
HOLTON SPECIAL; march by J. F. Ga-
luska; band. 4to. [6989
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ¢« Apr. 14,
1913; 1 c. Apr. 23, 1918; E 309345;
John F. Galuska, Maquoketa, Ia.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
Hoty (THE) CROSS VISION; words and
music by Cyrus, the king. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[6990
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 309045; H. P. Chappell,
Glen Mary, Ky.
Hoty niecut. See Beethoven (Ludwig
van)
HOLZFALLERLIED; Norwegische volks-
weise, bearbeitet von Franz Wag-
ner, op. 127, no. 8; mannerchor.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. (Drei nor-
dische volksweisen, nr. 3.) [6991
© Dee. 14, 1912; 2.4 Apr dG,
1913; E 307247; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
Home; words and music by Y. G.
Hirschhorn. New York, Ebbets
music pub. co. [6992
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310233; Yetta G. Hirschhorn, New
York.
—— words by Robert 8S. Knox, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [6993
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305990; R. S. Knox, Tilton, Ga.
HoME To you; words by Tom i gr
nan, music by F. Sydney Smith;
C. 6904
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1918;
-E 307378; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
Honey: words and music by Ana
Spenke Wellenbrink. [6995
© 1c Mar. 17, 1918; E 305920;
Mrs. A. M. Wellenbrink, Los Ange-
les.
HONEY, BE MY HONEY BEE; words and
music by Edward Stanley. [6996
© Apr. .15,. 1913; 2 2 ae,
1913: E 310270; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
words and music by J.
B. Carey, San Francisco. Buell
music co. [6997
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2.¢. Apr. 4, 1913;
HONEY BELL;
E 310144; Joseph B. Carey, San
Francisco.
HONEY, DAT I LOVE SO WELL; words
and music by Harry Freeman, arr.
by Frank R. Hancock. [6998
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309485; Lloyd Adams Noble,
Yonkers, N. Y.
426
an:
_How are you (Ché...
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
HONEY, YOU WERE MADE FOR ME; words
by Ear! Carroll, music by Jack Glo-
gan. [6999
Soy Apr... 15, 1918:°2 ¢ Apr. 16,
1918; E 310417; Leo Feist, inc.,
We Y.
HONEYMOON LANE; words by M. E.
Rourke, music by Jerome D. Kern.
[7000
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2c. Apr. 4, 19138;
E 310137; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
HONEYMOONING ON THE PANAMA Ca-
NAL; words by W. B. Delancy, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. inc. [7001
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305980; William B. Delancy, Chi-
cago.
Hore; by Sebert Price; pf. [7002
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310131; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
_ —— Easter offertory by J. W. Ler-
man; organ. (In The organ, Easter
number, vy. 24. no. 140). [7003
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 26,
1913; E 30938938; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
Host oF peEeace. See Verdi
seppe)
Hor CAKES OFF THE GRIDDLE; two step
by J. Gonzoo; pf. Kenton, O. E. V.
Williams music pub. co. [7004
oo ane. 12, 1913: 2c Apr. 711,
1913; E 310244; Jean Gonzoo, Ken-
ton, O.
( Giu-
How aABouT DAD; words by D. L.
Morey, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
ine. [7005
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305975; D. L. Morey, Syracuse,
|. en
que tal);
tango Argentino by E. de Bilbao;
piano. [7006
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 18,
1913; E 303924; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on introduction. ]
How po I LOVE THEE? words by Eliza-
beth B. Browning, music by Daniel
Protheroe; medium voice. [7007
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1913;
BE 310333; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
7037
How LATE CAN YOU STAY OUT TO-NIGHT;
words by Joe Goodwin, music by
Fred. Fischer. [7008
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 22,
19138; E 3810492; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York.
How LATE CAN YOU STAY OUT TO-NIGHT
DEAR? words by Joe Goodwin, music
by Fred Fischer. [7009
© Mar. 28, 1913; 1 c. Mar. 29,
1913; 1 c Apr. 11, 1918; E 310250;
Leo Feist, inc., New York.
How LONG SINCE YOU WROTE TO
MOTHER; words by E. Horning, mu-
sic by P. E. Lockhart. New York,
C. L. Partee pub. co. [7010
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310086; Edgar Horning, Denver.
How’s DE MAMMA; words by Bert Kal-
mar, music by Harry Puck. [7011
© Apr. 5, 19138; 2 ce. Apr. 5, 1913;
HE 310187; Kalmar & Puck music co.,
ine... New York.
Howpby pap; words and music by Ber-
nahl and Vietri. [7012
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310226; Bernahl & Vietri, New-
port, By) 1.
HuFF (WILL) BAND BOOK; a collection
of original compositions, written
and arranged by Will Huff. No. 1.
Bassoon. No. 2. Oboe. No. 3.
Drums. No. 4. Basses and tuba.
No. 5. Baritone bass. No. 6. Bari-
tone treble. No. 7. 1st and 2nd
trombone, treble clef. No. 8. 3rd
trombone treble. No. 9. Baritone
saxaphone. No. 10. Tenor saxa-
phone. No. 11. Alto saxaphone. No.
12. Soprano saxaphone. No. 13. 1st.
and 2nd E flat alto. No. 14. 3rd
and 4th alto. No. 15. 1st and 2nd
trombone bass clef. No. 16. 3rd-
trombone, bass. No. 17. Piccolo.
No. 18. E flat clarinet. No. 19. 1st
B flat clarinet. No. 20. 2nd and 8rd
B flat clarinets. No. 21. E flat cor-
net. No. 22. Solo B flat cornet. No.
23. 2nd and 38rd cornets. No. 24.
1st and B flat cornet. obl. 24 mo.
[7013-7036
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 5,
1913; FE 810195-810218; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati.
HUM A WALTZ AND WE'LL DREAM ALONG;
words and music by Geraldine Camp
Tibbetts. [7037
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309028; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
427
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7038
TIuMoRESKE; by Anton Dvofak, arr.
by [W. A.] Barrington Sargent;
clarinet, flute or saxophone solo with
piano ace. [7038
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2c. May 2, 1913;
EH 310720; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Transposed edition in
Bonner; pf.
G [7039
© Mat. ‘20, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar. °24, |
1918; EH 308810; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
HunprepD (A) YEARS AGO; prelude in
FF by T. Guy Lucas, op. 9, no. 1; pf.
Joliet, Ill, Converse music co.
Acme edition. [7040
© Apr, 15, 1913, 2 ¢. Apr. 28,
19138; HE 3810557; M. EH. Converse,
Joliet, Il.
HUNGARIAN DANCES. See Brahms
(Johannes).
HUNGARIAN LUSTSPIEI; overture by
Kéler Béla, op. 108, [pseud. of Albert
von Kéler], arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
orchestra and piano. [7041
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2c. Apr. 9, 19138;
KH 809078; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
HUNTING soNG; founded on an old
English melody of the 16th century,
by Granville Bantock; quartet or
chorus for male voices unacc, [7042
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 26,
1918; E 3807005; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London,
Huron (THE) GLIDE; rag by W. R.
Mckanlass; piano. [7043
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 27,
1913; BH 805986; MeckKanlass & Ma-
rone co., Port Huron, Mich.
Hurry BACK; words and music by W.
Harry Heisler.
© Apr, 14, 1913; 2
music ¢co., Philadelphia.
HvusH! HERE COMES THE BREAM MAN;
by R. W. Weston, F. J. Barnes and
Maurice Scott, arr. by Theo. West-
man; mixed quartette. {7045
© Apr. 24, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 25,
1913; KH 810516; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
op; 101, Ho. "T, "ed py Wart |
[7044 |
ec. vpn 17, |
1918; H 3809181; Moore and Heisler
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8
HTusSH MY BAIRNIE; words from an old
Gaelic lullaby, music by Coralie
Wiliott. [7046
© Mar, 19, 1913; 2 @, Mar. 31,
1913; E 308727; C. W. Thompson &
eo., Boston.
HYMNE DE L’AVIATION; chant national
des aviateurs, paroles et musique de
Jacques Birbal. [7047
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
EH) 303830; Gabriel Parés, Paris.
—
AIN’T AFRAID I AIN’T SCARED I’M JUST
A LITTLE BIT NERVOUS THAT’S ALL;
words and music by W. Sperber.
Melody onlv. {7048
© 1c, Apr. 7, 1918; E 308879;
William Sperber, Philadelphia.
AIN’T GOING TO CRY NO MORE; words
and music by J. B. O’Reilly. New
York, Ebbets musie pub. co. [7049
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 co Apr: 7, 1913;
E} 308919; J. B. O’Reilly, Warren, O.
AM SINGING GLORY; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by Francis Foster.
[7050
KC) Sept. 1, 1912892" Cee
1913; E 310622; Beazley & Vaughan,
Chicago.
|
Le |
I AM THE KING OF THE OUTLAWS: words
and music by Krank Kotte; soprano,
alto and bass. 4to. (School songs,
no. 18.) [7051
(© Apr. 19, 19138; 2 ec. Apr 22,
1918; EZ 3810482; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati,
I AM THE LIVING BREAD; antiphon or
post Communion, music by William
Ratcliffe; mixed voices, organ acc.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 154.)
[7052
(CC) Apr. 21, 1918" 2 er ae. 22,
19138; BE 3807877; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
I AM THINKING OF THE DAYS I CAN
NE’ER FORGET; words by William
rank Heimberger, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [7053
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
1 808995; W. F. Heimberger, Youngs-
town, O.
I CRAVE FOR THE LOVE OF THOSE OTHER
DAYS; words by H. C. Daniels, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7054
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
EH 805971; Henry C. Daniels, Hart-
ford.
428
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913,
I’D LIKE TO CHANGE YOUR NAME; words
by F. Metzger, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [TO55
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 305997: Felix Metzger, Richmond,
Ind.
I’D LOVE TO MAKE A LITTLE BEAR OUT OF
you; words and music by R. G.
Allen. [7056
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1913; E 309215;
Ruby Galbraith Allen, Chicago.
I'D RATHER BE A LAMP POST IN FRISCO
THAN A MILLIONAIRE IN ANY OLD
TOWN: words by Frank Adamson
and Eddie Newton, music by R.
Harvey. [T7057
© 1c Apr. 14, 1913; E 310300;
— Roy Harvey, Playa Del Rey, Cal.
I’D RATHER BE KISSED "NEATH THE MIS-
TLETOE BOUGH, THAN SPOON UNDER
ANY OLD TREE; words by E. T. Far-
ran, music by Nat Osborne. [7058
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c« Apr. 26,
1913; E 3093899; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
DID NOT MEAN JUST WHAT I SAID;
words and music by A. Connors.
£7059
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2c. May 3, 1913;
FE 310770; Al. Connors, Deeth, Nev.
I DIDN’T MEAN TO HURT YOU; words by
L. Solace, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [7060
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308978; Laura Solace, Snohomish,
Wash.
I DON’T WANT TO TAIL HANG ON A CO-
COANUT TREE; poem by F. C. Swartz,
music by Gaston Le Grande. New
York, P. J. Howley music co. [7061
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305879; Fred C. Swartz, Wash-
ington.
I DREAMT LAST NIGHT I WAS DREAMING
OF YOU; words and music by E. R.
Morrill. [7062
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1993; E 308891;
Eben R. Morrill, Truckee, Cal.
I GAVE YOU A ROSE BY THE RIVER OF
DREAMS; words by E. S. S. Hunting-
ten. and Harry T. Bunce, music by
Wm. Donaldson, [7063
© Apr. 7. 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308884; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
inc., New York.
T7072
I HAD A DEVIL OF A TIME; words by
Le |
William Jerome, music by H. von
Tilzer. [ 7064
© Apr. 25, 1943; 2 c Apm 25,
1913; E 810509; Harry von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
HAVE NEVER HEARD IT JUST THAT
Way; words by Howard Talbot, mu-
sic by Genevieve Scott. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7065
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310023; Howard H. Talbot, Kan-
sas City, Mo.
HAVE NOTHING MORE TO SAY; words
by Leon Pope, music by W. Gold-
smith. [7066
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1918; E 310889;
Willard Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
HEAR A TITRUSH AT EVE; serenade,
words by Nelle Richmond Eberhart,
musie by Charles Wakefield Cad-
man; in A flat. [ 7067
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 12, 1918;
E 310274; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
HOPE YOU’RE HAVING A REAL GOOD
TIME; words by J. E. Renn, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [7068
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308972; J. E. Renn, Jefferson City,
Mo.
JUST LOVE TO DANCE IN TIME WITH
SOME BRASS BAND; words and music
by F. Palmer. [7069
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1913; E 309401;
Frank Palmer, Peekskill, N. Y.
I KNOW OF TWO BRIGHT EYES (Myrra);
from Songs of the Turkish hills, by
G.H.Clutsam, arr. by Charles Wood-
house; orchestra and piano conduc-
tor. 4to. [7070
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 21,
1913; E 308971; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
KNOW THAT YOU STILL LOVE ME;
words and music by T. M. Bowers,
arr. by Harry L. Alford. [7071
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2 @ Apr. 14,
1913; BE 310315; Thos. M. Bowers,
Chicago.
LIKE YOU; words and music by An-
thony J. Corio and Edward S.
Phliott. [7072
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1918; BE 309843;
Corie & Elliott, Atlantic City.
T LISTEN TO MY ACHING HEART. See In
429
Allah’s garden.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7073
I’LL BE TRUE; words by M. N. Farlow,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7073
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 3100387; Margaret N. Farlow,
Clarksburg, O.
TLL CHANGE THE SHADOWS TO SUN-
SHINE; by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; orch. in C. 4to. [T074
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305889; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
—l1. Song for trombone with band
ace. 2. Song for cornet, with band
ace. 4to. [7075, 7076
© Apr. 21: sigs ae Apr: 22,
1913; E 310473, 310474; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
quartette, words by George Graff
jr., and Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Geo.
J. Trinkaus. No, 1. Female voices.
No. 2. Mixed voices. No. 3. Male
voices. 4to. [7077-7079
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 ¢ each Apr.
15, 1913; E 310376-310378; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on new arrange-
ment, ]
—— waltz by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; orch. 4to. [7080
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 18, 1918;
E 309208; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
I'LL COME BACK TO HRIN AND YOU, MY
COLLEEN; by Ernie Erdman, arr. by
H. Raasch, vocal orch. in G. 4to.
[7081
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309038; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
I'LL DO MOST ANYTHING FOR YOU; words
and music by Chas. A. Bayha and
Rubey Cowan. [7082
©,Apr. 17,- 1918: 2 @ , Apt 19,
1913; E 310448; York music co.,
New York.
I LOVE BUT YOU, DEAR, AND ONLY YOU;
words and music by A. D. Magbee.
[7083
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2c. Apr. 14, 1913;
E 310400; Magbee music pub. co.,
Columbus, O. [Copyright is claimed
on change of musical setting.]
pt. III, n.s., v.8
I LOVE TO REMEMBER THE OLD DAYS;
words by Mrs. Martha Dahlbeck,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[7084
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2,
1918; E 310009; Mrs. M. EH. Dahl-
beck, Jamestown, N. Y.
I LOVE THE SABBATH SCHOOL; words and
music by L. Weber. [7085
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; EH 308824; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
I LOVE TO WALTZ, JESSIE DEAR; words
by Charles §S. Richards, music by
W. H. Cooper. [T7086
© Apr. 19, 1913: 2 «sapere 2a:
1918; E 309425; W. H. Cooper, Mc-
Keesport, Pa.
I LOVE TC WALTZ WITH YOU DEAR; words
and music by C. H. Copenhaver.
New York. Frank Harding. [7087
© Feb. 27, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 4, 1918;
E 310158; Carl H. Copenhaver, Pon-
tiac, Mich.
I LOVE YOU BUT YOUR MOTHER IS IN THE
WAY; words and music by W. J.
Patton. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [7088
@© Mar. 17, 1913: 2°¢° Anree.
1918; E 310026; W. J. Patton, Mo-
bile, Ala.
I LOVE YOU, SWEETHEART; or, please let
me kiss you; waltzes, words and
music by S. A. Rose. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7089
Mar. 29, 1918: 2 ¢ Apres,
1918; E 808953; Rose and Johnson.
San Pedro, Cal.
I’M A MERRY ZINGARA; Salon piece with
brilliant variations by Ch. Grobe; pf.
[7090
© Apr. 16,1918; 3) Amara,
19138; E 3104388; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia.
I’M COMIN’ BACK TAE SCOTLAND; words
and music by M. G. Roby. [7091
© 1e Apr. 7, 1918; BH 309020:
Maude Gordon Roby, Malden, Mass.
I’M FEELING AWF’LY LONELY; by Bob.
F. Gear and Walter Wilson, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; vocal orch. in G. 4to.
[7092
© Apr. 17, 1918°2''c Apras,
1913; E 309209; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
430
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PO ee ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
7111
I’M GETTING USED TO 1T; words by
Harry B. Lester, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [7093
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310080; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
I’M GOIN’ AWAY; words by Stanley
Murphy, music by Henry I. Mar-
shall. [7094
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
FE 310081; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
I’M GOIN’ BACK TO HONEY-LAND; by
I. H. Bailey; pf. [7095
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1918; E 309108;
Lynn Hamilton Bailey, Camden,
1 eB
I'M GOING AWAY TO KISS THE BLARNEY
STONE; words and music by R. P.
Weston, F. J. Barnes and Maurice
Scott. [7096
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1913; E 307024; Star music pub. @o.,
Itd., London.
I’M GOING BACK; words by H. Bergren,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[T7097
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310014; Hilda Bergren, Auburn,
By i
I’M GOING BACK TO BIRMINGHAM;
words by J. Will Callahan, music by
Paul Pratt. [7098
oe Apr. 21, 1913; 2.c. Apr...16,
1913; E 310422: Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
I’M GOING TO ROB THAT NEST TO-NIGHT;
words by H. C. Daniels, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [7099
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305978: Henry C. Daniels, Hart-
ford.
I’M IN LOVE WITH A BROADWAY CHORUS
GIRL; words by E. W. Puhl, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7100
© Mar. 17, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 2, 19138;
E 310036; Edward W. Puhl, Chip-
pewa Falls, Wis.
I’M IN LOVE WITH YOU; words and
music by H. Hemenway, arr. by M.
M. Daley. [7101
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1913; E 305871;
Hazel Hemenway, Bairdstown, Cal.
I’M JUST THINKING; words and music
by L. Dimond. [7102
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1913; E 308790;
Louis Dimond, Seattle.
I’M STRICTLY DECENT; words and musie
by Abe Kaifetz. [7103
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2c Apr. 3, 1918;
IE 3100738; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
I’M TOO YOUNG TO MARRY YET, YOU SEE;
words by A. E. Johnson, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7104
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
KE 308958; Agnes E. Johnson, Lin-
coln, Neb.
I MARRIED ONE, NOT TWO; words by H.
J. Edwards, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7105
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308967 ; Helene J. Edwards, Whit-
ley, Ind.
I MEET MY LOVE IN THE LAND OF
DREAMS; words and music by E.
Lester Krieger. [7106
© May 1, 1918; 2 e. May 3, 1913;
EK 310756; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
I MILLE AMANTI; pifferata, versi di
Ferd. Russo, musica di Osear Cat-
tedra. [7107
+ © Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307210; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g. Wabren-Leipzig.
I NEED THEE, PRECIOUS JESUS; hymn
anthem, words by F. Whitfield,
music by W. Berwald; mixed chorus
a cappella. (Octavo choruses, no.
5688. ) [7108
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 @ Mar. 24,
1913; E 308800; G. Schirmer, New
York.
I NEVER KNEW I’D MISS YoU; words
and music by Clarence Gaskill.
[7109
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 « Apr. 26,
1913; E 309406; Emmett J. Welch,
Philadelphia.
I oNLY KNOW I LOVE You; medley
waltz by Leo Friedman; pf. with
text. [7110
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1913;
BE 310578; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
I SAW YOUR AD IN THE PAPER; words by
H. C. Daniels, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. ween
© Mar. 29, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308999; Henry C. Daniels, Hart-
ford.
431
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I1t, n. 8., Vv. 8
i (a od Fos
I THINK, LOVE; words by Philip Burke
Marston, music by W. Franke-
Harling; in A flat. Brit2
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309079; Carl Fischer, New York.
I TRIED SO HARD TO SAY GOOD-BYE; words
and music by C. K. Harris, [arr. by
Wm. Schuwitz.] Melody only. [71138
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1913; EB 305543;
Chas. K. Harris, New York.
I USED TO IIVE IN DREAMLAND WITH
SOMEONE JUST LIKE YOU; words by
Beth Slater Whitson, music by Jack
Glogau. [7114
©) Apr. £5, 2 AG8s 22, ie. AE. Ub6,
1913; H 3810418; Leo Feist, ine,
New York.
I’VE BEEN THROUGH THE MILL; words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Lewis
EF. Muir. [7115
Oy Man 2a, 1913" 2 er Mar 22,
1913; He S08(76; FF. A. Mills. ine.,
New York.
I’vVE GOT ANOTHER WHO IS JUST TRUE
BLUE; words and music by H. L.
Johnson. Columbus, O., Johnson &
Cloudman pub. co. [7116
(C)) Mar. #4, 1915* 2° ¢. “Apr. 10,
19138; © 810483; Herbert L. Johnson,
Columbus, O.
I WANT A POLITICAL MAN; words by
Bruce Brown, music by F. Henri
Klickmann. [7117
©. Apr. 18, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1918; E 810826; Frank K. Root &
e@o., Chicago.
I WANT THE WHOLE WORLD TO KNOW;
words by A. J. Mills, music by Ben-
nett Scott. [7118
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 29,
1918; EH 307025; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
I WANT TO BE SOMEBODY’S BABY GIRL;
words by Schuyler Greene, music by
Otto Motzan, arr. by Theodore West-
man; mixed quartette. [7119
©: Apr 24, 10138; 2 ef vApr (2,
1915; E 310517; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
and Chic, chic, chic, chic, chicken ;
medley two-step by Greene and Mot-
zan, arr. by T. F. Cooper; orch. 4to.
[7120
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 e Apr. 5, 1913;
FH 310182; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
I WANT TO BE SOMEBODY’S BABY GIRL—
Continued. —
—— [and], Chic, chic, chic, chicken;
2 medley marches, by Greene and
Motzan, arr. by J. H. Abrams; band.
4to. [7121
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 30,
1918; E 308452; Jos. W. Stern & ¢o.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
I WANT TO BE YOUR SPRING HONEY BEE;
words and music by A. R. Huston.
[7122
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1913; E 309807:
A. R. Huston, Los Angeles.
bm
WANT TO DO THE BEARCAT DANCE;
words and music by Shelton Brooks.
[7123
© Apr. 25, 1913: '2°@ Wane,
1913; E 3809888; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
I WANT TO LOVE YOU; rag song, words
by John Medbury, music by Walton
Farrar. [7124
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 @ Marj.20,
19138; EH 308689; Medbury & Farrar,
Alameda, Cal.
I WANT TO MEET YOU UP IN GLORY;
words by James Rowe, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. [7125
© Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 309262; Beazley & Vaughan, Chi-
cago.
I WANT TO SEE A MINSTREL SHOW;
words and music by Ludson Wor-
sham. [7126
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 @ App #8,
1913; E 3809051; Worsham-Prather
pub. co., Louisville.
I WANT YOU TO SEE MY GIRL; words
and music by J. M. Thore, arr. by
Eugene Platzmann. [7127
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2 ¢« Apm WH,
19138; E 310235; Shapiro musie pub.
co., New York.
I wANTs JES’ you; from the musical —
fantasy The gypsy stranger; words
and music by J. M. Boyd. [7128
©, Apr. 12, 1913) 20a) aes.
1913; E 310237; Jeanne M. Boyd,
Fremont, Neb.
I wAs GLAD; text from psalm cxxii,
music by Guy Michell; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. [7129
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 3038654; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
432
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
7146
I WILL BE TRUE TO THEE; song and duet,
words and music by H. Clark. 4to.
[7130
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 10,
1913; E 303704; Henry Clark, Lon-
don.
I WILL LOVE YOU ALWAYS; words by
Winona Wheeler, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [7131
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 3089388; Mrs. F. CC. Wheeler,
Presque Isle, Me.
I WILL SEE MY HOME AGAIN; words by
S. Sines Hayes, music by M. C. Han-
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [7132
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308996; Susie Hayes, Everett,
Wash.
I wiIsH I HAD ANOTHER GIRL; words by
Geo. A. Little, music by Jack Stan-
ley, arr. by Harry L. Alford. [7138
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 28,
1913; E 309350; Harold Rossiter
musi¢e ¢o., Chicago.
I wisH I KNEW; words by G. E. Mar-
vin, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[7134
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309004; Gertrude E. Marvin, Sac-
ramento, Cal.
I WIsH I WAS BACK TO MY HOME SWEET
HOME; words by Hugh Evans, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[7135
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
BE 308968; Hugh Evans, Bridgeville,
Pa.
I WONDER IF WE’LL EVER MEET AGAIN;
words by Chris Raicevich, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [7136
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
BE 308926; C. Raicevich, New Or-
leans.
I WONDER WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH
THE wipow; from Nobody’s darling,
words by Alfred J. Lamb, music by
Alfred Solman., [7137
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305883; Joe Morris music co.,
New York.
I WOULD THAT MY LOVE. See Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
I WOULDN'T HURT YOUR FEELINGS FOR
THE WORLD; words and music by
T. M. Bowers. [7138
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1913: EB 810179;
Thos. M. Bowers, Chicago.
I WOULDN'T MARRY IN JANUARY; words
by George Arthurs, music by Alf. J.
Lawrence. [7139
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 19138;
E 307183; Reynolds & eco., London.
Ice (THE) KING; march—-two-step by
Harry J. Lincoln; pf. [7140
©. Apr. -19,; 19133..2 ¢ Apma21,
1918; E 309289; Vandersloot musie
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
IcE-KING’s (THE) BRIDE; words by
C. E. Selwyn, music by Arthur A.
Penn. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Mow-
bray S. Berkeley. [7141
@ Apr. 11, 1918; 2 ¢« Apm 3d,
1913; E 303711; Cecil E. Selwyn,
Winnipeg. Manitoba.
IcH SUCHEN EINEN MANN FOR ME; text
von Heinz Conrad, musik von Sieg-
wart Ehrlich; gesang u. klavier mit
singstimme. [¢142
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306716; Pierrot verlag, Leipzig.
IcH UND DU. See Erotikon.
IcH WILL DICH LIEBEN. See Bonvin
(Ludwig); Sechs Herz Jesu lieder.
IDA GAL, I SHO’ LOVE you; words by M.
Turner, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7143
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305964; Mike Turner, Texas City,
Tex.
IDLE THOUGHTS; by C. Bartels; pf.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7144
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308951; Carl Bartels, Forest City,
Tl.
IDLY LOVING; words by Evelyn, Hast-
ings, music by F. Wood. [7145
© Apr. 23, 1918; 2 @ Apr. 24,
1913; E 307384; Fred Wood, Wells,
England.
If ALL THE GIRLS WERE ROSES, I'D BE
THEIR. HONEY BEE; words and music
by J. S. Brothers, jr. [7146
©. 1 c. May 7, 1913; E 310955; J.
Stanley Brothers, jr., Havelock, Neb.
433.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7147
IF DREAMS CAME TRUE; words by Otis
J. Thompson, musie by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [T7147
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Apr 8, 19138;
E 308937; Otis Thompson, Syracuse,
N. Y.
Ir I HAD MY WAY; words by Lou
Klein, music by James Kendis.
[7148
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1918; E 310142;
Billy Busch music pub. co., New
York.
Ir I HAD You; words and music by C.
Gingrich. [7149
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2 ec Apr. 19,
1913; E 310440; Charles Gingrich,
Harrisburg, Pa.
—words and music by John S. Fi-
dello. [7150
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 25,
1913; E 3810539; Thompson & co.,
Chicago.
Ir I WERE AS RICH AS HETTY GREEN;
words by Kate Elinore, music by
Sam Williams. [7151
© Apr 7, 1913:.2:e; Apr. 8; 1913;
H 309037; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
If IT WASN’T FOR MOTHER’S LOVE;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
Alfred Solman. [7152
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
E 310724; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
Ir NIAG’RA FALLS TURNED INTO BEER;
waltz, words and music by J. Paul
and C. H. Reichert. [7153
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1913; E 310185;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Ir ONLY; words by Carolyn B. Lyman,
music by A. M. S. Wilson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7154
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305967; Alice Maud Shelby Wil-
son, Marion, Ky.
IF ONLY OUR DREAMS CAME TRUE; words
by Ed. Teschemacher, music by Jack
Thompson, 1.:In A) ‘flat: :2..In HH
Aats 1S),In.Gi [7155-7157
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ec. each Apr.
19, 19138; E 307369-807371; Enoch &
sons, London.
eS
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
IF WE ALL DUN KNEW WHAT EVAH
BODY DONE; words and music by
Z. F. Gorbet. New Castle, Ind.
Corbet bros. [7158
© Apr. 16,1913; 9 ¢ Agen as,
1913; E 809206; Z. F. Gorbet, New
Castle, Ind.
IF YOU DON’T HIT THE BALL; words and
music by John Floyd Drennen.
[7159
© 1e. Apr. 2, 1913; E 305944;
J. F. Drennen, Lima, O.
IF YOU LOVE ME, DARLING, TELL ME WITH
YOUR EYES; words by S. M. Peck,
musie by Hubbard T. Smith, re-arr.
by C. C. Robinson. 1. High voice.
2. Low voice. [7160, 7161
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 ec. each Apr. 18,
1918; E 309240, 309241; Theo,
Presser co., Philadelphia. [Copy-
right is claimed on rearranging. ]
Ir YOU ONLY KNEW WHAT I KNOW;
ballad, words by Jack Caddigan,
music by Jas. A. Brennan. [7162
© Mar. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 80, 1913;
EK 309466; O. E. Story, Boston.
IF YOU WERE ONLY A ROSE; words by
Bruce Brown, music by Chas. Gage.
[7163
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 310580; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
Ir YOU WILL; words by James Rowe,
music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[7164
© Sept. 1, 1912°> 2 ep ieee
1913; E 309255; Beazley & Vaughan,
Chicago.
IGNATZ PIFFLEFEFFER; music by Jim
Kendis. Melody only. [7165
© 1e¢. Mar. 22. 19133) 2 ease.
Billy Busch music pub. co., ine., New
York.
IHR MADEL, DREHT EUCH SCHNELL;
tango aus der operette Der kleine
konig, text von Robert Bodanzky,
musik von Emmerich Kalman.
[7166
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
FE 307140; W. Karezag, Vienna.
ILL-FATED (THE) TITANIC; words by
L. J. Gardner, music by M. C. Han-°
ford. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [7167
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308990; Leonard J. Gardner,
Springdale, Ark.
434
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
IM DEUTSCHEN LAND; gedicht aus
Schrénghamer -Heimdals, Wo die
blaue blume blitiht, musik von Paul
Mittmann, op. 161, fiir miinnerchor
a capella. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [7168
Pa ec..30; 1912>..2..c; Mar. 22,
1913; E 303622; Anton Béhm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
sieben miniaturen fiir
klavier von Josef Weisse, op. 62.
Nos. 1-7. 1. Klavier zu zwei hiinden.
2. Klavier zu vier hiinden.
[7169, 7170
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. each Apr. 16,
1913; E 307248, 307249; D. Rahter,
Leipzig.
IM DORFE;
IM HEILIGEN HAIN; ein stimmungsbild,
von Kurt Lubbe, op. 15; salon or-
chester mit harmonium u. piano di-
rektion. 4to. [7171
© Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306706; Neuer Berliner musik-
verlag g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schdneberg.
IM REGEN. See Aus stellen stunden.
IM WALDE. See Aus stillen stunden.
IMMER GEMUTLICH; von Arnoldo Sar-
torio, fiir klavier zu 2 hinden. (Un-
terhaltungsstticke in oktaven, no. 6.)
[7172
© Jan. 12, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306797; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a.
Rh., Germany.
IMMORTELLE; melody by Friedrich
Baumfelder, op. 400; piano. [7173
omar. mG. 1915: .2.¢., Apr. 23,
1913; E 303986; Oliver Ditson ©co.,
Boston.
IMPERATOR; march and two step by
Adolph Wirz; full orch. 4to. [7174
Be nur oe. 1918: 2c. Apr. 28;
1918; E 310583; G. V. Meckel, New
York.
IMPERIAL ECHOES; quick march, by
Arnold Safroni; arr. by J. Ord
Hume; band. (Boosey’s march jour-
nal, no. 250.) [7175
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1913;
E 303887; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
IMPROMPTU; par Patrice O’Gorman;
piano. . [7176
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
BE 303896; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
7185
IN A FIELD; words by Harold Susman,
music by John H, Densmore; me-
dium voice in Ei flat. [7177
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 310626; Boston music ¢co., Boston,
IN A GONDOLA; barcarolle by Floyd P.
St. Clair; band. 4to. [7178
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 28,
1918; E 310611; John Chureb co.,
Cincinnati.
IN A LITTLE WORLD OF LOVE; words and
music by G. Platt. Waterbury,
Conn. The Fulton musie co., ine.
[7179
©" Apr.’'19,' 1018: 2 ec. Apr. 28,
1918; E 3810560; George Platt, Wa-
terbury, Conn.
IN A PEACEFUL VALLEY; words by HB.
E. Hewitt, music by W. A. Post.
[7180
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2c. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309105; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
IN A YEAR FROM NOW; words by [erd.
E. Mierisch, music by Chris. Smith.
[7181
©): Apevi 1. 1913: 2) ¢.. Apr.s 10;
1918; E 309157; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., ine., New York.
IN ALLAH’S GARDEN; an Egyptian epi-
sode, text by Leo Williquet, music
by Theo. H. Northrup; sop. ten.
and bar. Contents: Introduction.—
In the desert land oasis.—Like love
is a fragrant fragile flower.—In Al-
lah’s garden.—You came to my
path.—I listen to my aching heart.
[7182
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305894; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IN APPLE BLOSSOM TIME; words by
Earle C. Jones, music by Chas. W.
Daniels. [7183
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 ¢c. Apr. 26,
1913; E 309403; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
In Coney ISLAND; words and music
by G. L. Claypole. [7184
© Apr. 7,°1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308907; G. L. Claypole, Oriente,
Cuba.
IN CUPID’s CANOE; words by Jack Dris-
lane, music by Shep. Camp. [7185
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913; E 310618; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., ine., New York.
435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T1S86
IN per porrscurnKr. See Aus leben-
stagen.
Amerikanischer
THoschna, einlei-
IN DPR LIBBSLAURK;
llebestanz von Kk,
tung zuin klaviersplel mit text, Tas-
tenschrift, no, 502, [7186
@ Dec, 7, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1918;
WM 807820; Musik-verlag Muphonie,
Berline ’riedenau, [Copyright is
claimed on tastenschrift, ]
IN perk NACHT; chanson aus der oper-
ette Die kino-kinigin, text von
feorg = =Okonkowskt und = Julius
reund, musik von Jean Gilbert,
arr. von Otto Lindemann ftir klavier
“wel hitnuden mit text, | 71ST
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 ¢ Apn 16,
1918; W 8073819; Bihnenverlag Abn
& Simrock, g. m. b. 8, Berlin.
[Copyright Is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
IN FREUD UND Likp; 12 lieder zur laute,
musik von O, Steinwender. [7188
© Apr, 5, 1918; 2c Apr. 17%, 1918;
HK 8038016; Kriedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
IN INDIA; operetta for ladies in two
acts, lyries and music by Paul Bliss.
Vocal score with ace. of piano, gong
and drums. 4to. | T7189,
© Mar. 81, 1918: 2 a Apr 8,
1918; LW 809017;
Cineinnath.
Willis music ¢o.,
IN IRELAND; words and music by HW. 'T.
Kelly. New York Kbbets musie co.
[7190
© Apr, 1, 1918: 2c. Apr. 7, 1918;
W 8lo240; Kdward TT, Kelly, Brook-
lyn,
In Jun; lyric by Gus Kahn, music by
BH. Van Alstyne. [T1911
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c Mar. 21,
1918; BK 808721; Jerome H. Remick
& co,, New York.
IN MY SOUTITLAND HOME: words and
music by Mrs. M. Schmitz. [7192
Feb. 28, 1938: 2 e Mar. 29,
1918; KN 805918; Mrs. M. Schmitz,
Houston,
IN THAT LAND SO FAR AWAY; words by
Julia TH. Johnston, music by M. J.
Babbitt. [71938
©, Apr. 17, 1918; 2 a@ Apr 21,
1913; EK 3809297; M. J. Babbitt, Ab-
ingdon, Ill.
pt. I11, 0. 8, v. 8
IN THE CABARET; words by Wm,
Downs, music by Hrnie Wrdman,
arr. by Otto Frey. [7194
© Apr. 2%, 1918: 2 « Apr Be,
1918; 1 800851; Harold Rossiter
music co,, Chicago,
IN THE DESERT LAND. OASIS. See In
Allah’s garden,
IN TH GARDEN; by Carl Koelling; pf.
(Jn Musical pieture book, part 1;
Summy edition, no, 59.) [7195
© Apr. 80, 1918; 2 ¢. May 2, 1918;
WH 310742; Clayton IF’. Summy co.,,
Chicago.
IN THE GLORY OF THE EVENING SUNSET;
words by H. H. Sale, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, MH. Kirkus
Dugdale co,, ine. [7196
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ¢, Apr. 2, 1918;
1) 310005; Herbert H. Sale, Runson,
N. J.
IN THE HEART OF THE KENTUCKY
HILLS; words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Lewis I. Muir, arr. by
Robt. Recker. [7197
© Apr. 8, 1918;:2 ¢, Apr. 7, 1918;
808948; BF. A, Mills, ine, New
York.
IN THLE LAND OF IDLE DREAMS; words by
William Covert, musie by Geo, A.
Reeg, jr. [7198
© Apr. 19, 1918:.2).¢ Ape 28,
1918; BE 810451; Volkwein bros.,
Pittsburgh.
IN THE LAND WHERE OUR DREAMS COME
TRUE; lyrie by Bruce Brown, music
by Paul English. [T199
© Apr. 18, 1918: 2 ¢ Apr Te
1918; 1 810824; Frank K. Root &
co, Chicago.
IN THE LAND WHERE THE SUN NEVER
SETS; words and music by C. W.
Long. [7200
© 1 «a May 2, 1918; BE 310712;
Clarence W. Long, Washington,
IN THE MEADOW; by I. M. Mecartney ;
pf. [7201
©. Apr. 12, 1918; 2 ca Ape. 46,
1918; I 809164; Fannie M. Meeart-
ney, Chicago.
——- [words and musie} by F. M. Me-
cartney. [7202
© 1 « Mar 22, 1913; B 305919;
Fannie M, Mecartney, Chicago.
436
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
7219
IN THE MIDDLE OF May; words by Paul
Benedek, music by Alfred Solman.
[7203
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
: 310722; Joe Morris music co., New
ork.
IN THE SUMMERTIME; words and music
by G. Fairman. [7204
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10,
1913; E 310397; George Fairman,
New York.
IN THE VALLEY BY THE SEA; Irish love
song, words by Ruth Rutherford, |
music by Fagan O’Brien. (7205
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14, 1913;
E 3038875; Joseph Williams,
London.
IN THE WILD WOOLY WEST; words by
C. De Jean, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [7206
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310019; Christine De Jean, Troy,
Or.
INCIDENTAL MUSIC TO DRAKE'S LOVE
story; by Victor Montefiore. 1.
Piano. 2. Organ or harmonium.
[7207, 7208
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 c. each Apr.
19, 1913; E 303920, 303921; Weekes
& co., London.
INDIAN (AN) DANCE; by J. Mokrejs;
pf. [7209
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 305541; John Mokrejs, New
York.
— See also Slade (Mason) ;
sketches for piano.
INDIAN INTERMEZZO; by H. Federoff;
pf. Baltimore, Maryland music pub.
co. [7210
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 28,
1913; E 310595; H. Federoff, Bal-
timore.
INDIAN SERENADE (Indisches stiind-
chen); part song, words by Percy
Bysshe Shelley, German version by
F. W. Schneider, music by D. C.
Williams; mixed voices. 8vo.
(Competition festival choruses, no.
3675). [7211
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307351; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
INDIAN SUMMER; by Paul Stoye, op.
90, no. 2; pf. Simplified edition.
(Piano compositions, no. 2.) [7212
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; E 308809; Gamble hinged mu-
sic ¢co., Chicago.
Five
Itd., ©
INFLAMMATUS. See Rossini (G. A.)
INSPIRING SCHOOL SONGS NO. 2; [songs]
for schools, institutes and home cir-
cle, ed. by George J. Meyer. 12mo.
[7213
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308778; Meyer & bros., Chi-
cago.
INTERLUDE; by S. Coleridge-Taylor.
See Modern (The) organist, book 3.
INTERMEZZO. See Hartmann (Arthur) ;
Two characteristic pieces.
See also Herrmann (Willy) Fiinf
vortragstiicke.
INTRODUCTION See In Allah’s garden.
INTRODUCTION E PRESTO; de Jean Bat-
tiste Senaillé, composé par Joan
Manén pour le violon avec acc. de
piano. [7214
© Nov. 22, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307270; Universal edition,
Vienna. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
INVOCAZIONE; di C. Adolfo Bossi, op. 39,
no. 3. (Konzertstiicke fiir orgel,
heft 8; Quattro pezzi per organo,
nr. 3.) [7215
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ce Mar. 31,
1913; E 307028; Anton Bohm & sohn.
Augsburg, Germany.
Iowa, FAIR IOWA; words and music by
S. M. Helmick, arr. by F. F. D. 4to.
[7216
©’ Apr. 12, 1913: 2 e. Apr. 11,
1913; E 3810240; S. M. Helmick,
Columbus Junction, Ia.
Irnts. See Mascagni (Pietro)
IRMA; intermezzo two step by Arthur
C. Morse, arr. by R. E. Hildreth;
orch. 4to. [7217
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1913;
FE 310174; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
TRRESISTIBLE WALTZ; by F. G. Wilson;
pf. Greenville, O. Wilson bros.
[7218
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 11,
1913; E 310242; Frank G. Wilson,
Greenville, O.
IRRESPONSIBILITY ; words by J. T. Wil-
kins, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7219
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308956; Jno. T. Wilkins, St. Louis.
437
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7220
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
IT IS JUST TOO LATE WHEN HE HAS
GONE; words by M. Lee, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7220
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308954; Morgan Lee, Petersburg,
NSE:
It’s A GRAND OLD LIFE; words by Wm.
Jerome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[7221
@© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 ©. Apr. 4, 1918;
E 310145; Jerome & Schwartz pub.
co.. New York.
It’s A ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN; words
by George J. Moriarty, music by
Chas. N. Daniels. [7222
© “Apr. 224, A918: 2c. Anr. 136,
1913; E 309404; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
It’s HEAVEN WHEN THE GIRL YOU LOVE
LOVES YoU; words and music by C. K.
Harris, arr. by W. A. Perkins.
[7223
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1913; E 309362;
Chas. K. Harris, New York.
It’s JUST A STEP TO JESUS; words by
H. H. Newell, music by Bert H.
Newell. [7224
ere es AO1S = 2c. “Ar 24,
1913; E 309384; H. H. Newell, Mc-
Keesport. Pa.
It’S SOMETHING STRANGE; words by
D. C. Keller, jr., music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington. H. Kirkus
Dugdaie co., ine. [7225
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310006; Dan C. Keller, jr., New
Orleans.
It’s THE GARDEN THE ROSE AND YOU;
words by Gus Proppe, music by Wm.
E. Loeblenz. [7226
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 308912; Fred G. Heberlein & co.,
New York.
It’s TOUGH TO BE AN ORPHAN, WHEN
YOUR PA AND MA AINT DEAD; lyric
and musie by J. Brandon Walsh.
[7227
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305895; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IT SHALL BE DONE; words by Martha
C. Johnson, music by D. C. Perry.
[7228
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 17, 1913;
E 309187; De Witt C. Perry, Mason-
ville, Ia.
ITALIA! Italienisches stimmungsbild,
text von Marie-Elisa, musik von
Carl Bartosch, op. 33; vierstimmi-
gen minnerchor, vier frauenstim-
men oder frauenchor und harfe oder
klavier. [7229
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306727; Johann André, Offenbach
a. m., Germany.
ITaLiA (L’) In LiBta; marcia-fantasia,
sopra motivi d’inni nazionali, di
Alessandro Peroni, istrumentazione
di Alfredo Orizi, per banda; piccola
partitura. [7230
© Apr. 19,.1918; 2 ¢ Age Dt,
1913; E 803954; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Izzy COHEN AND HIS GRAPHOPHONE;
words and music by Will Carleton.
7231
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1918; E 305536;
Mooney Berlin, San Francisco.
JACK Frost; words and music by L. L.
Haendel; sop., alto and bass. 4to.
(School songs, no. 20). [7232
© Apr. 19, 1913:>2 ©. Amer,
1913; E 810483; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
JAGERLIED; musik von A. Biichse, op.
310; minnerchor. Partitur. Phila-
delphia. A. Biichse. 4to. [7233
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 309118; J. L. Btichse, Philadel-
phia.
JAIL (A) BIRD; words by V. Slank,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7234
© Mar. 17, 1913:° 2°¢ ae.
1918; E 3810088; Viola Slank, East
Syracuse, N. Y.
JAMBOREE RAG; by Lou Kay and E.
Schwingenstein, arr. by Otto Merz;
orchestra. S8vo. [7235
© Apr. 22, 1913: 2°e Apr 19,
1913; E 310455; Edwin Schwingen-
stein, Pittsburgh. [Copyright is
claimed on dance arangement.]
JF REVAIS; poésie de Stephan Bordése,
musique de Maurice Pesse; mezzo ou
baryton. [7236
© Dec.. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303807; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
JERUSALEM. See Gounod (C. F.)
438
ett ees
A tt le
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
JESUS IS OUR SHEPHERD; words and
music by G W. Wilmot. Philadel-
phia, Pa. Presbyterian board of
publication and Sabbath — school
work. Svo. (Jn The Westminster
primary quarterly, v. 18, no. 2, Apr.
1, 1913.) [7237
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 5, 19138;
E 310170; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
JESUS SAVIOUR PILOT ME.
pilot.
See My
JFSUS. WORD OF GOD INCARNATE. (Ave
verum) ; music by George B. Nevin;
medium voice in A flat; organ ace.
[7238
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 23,
1913; E 309329: Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
JEUNESSE EN FLEUR; intermezzo par
Henri Bresles; piano. [72389
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303785; Costallat et cie., Paris.
JEUNESSE RIANTE; polka par G. Cipol-
lini; piano seul. [7240
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307062; Carisch & Jinichen, Mi-
lan.
JEWELINE; or, The golden rod and sun-
flower; text and music by L. Forrest,
Sedalia, Mo. A. W. Perry & sons’
music co. [7241
Sane 25 1913; 2 c. Apr,..28.
1918; E 310607: Lillian Forrest,
Jewell, Kans.
JIGGEDY Joa; words by Ferd. HE. Mie-
risch, music by Chris. Smith. [7242
Apr. “29; 1913: 2 ¢. Apr. 30,
19138; E 309456; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
JINGLES ; march characteristic-two step
by Edward Favor, arr. by Everett
J. Evans; full orch. 4to. [7243
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2'‘c. Apr. 21,
1913; E 309302; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
JINGLING, DINGLING, BEILS; Jeff
Branen, music by E. Pierce. [7244
© 1c May 38, 1913; E 310762;
Edward Pierce, New York.
JOHN HARVARD, HERE’S TO YOU; words
and music by A. H. Doyle. [7245
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 30,
1913; E 3094382; Arthur H. Doyle,
Sommerville, Mass.
by
7255
JOIN ALONG, ALL DO THE MOBILE GLIDE;
words by S. E. Von Falck, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [7246
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1918;
FE 305963; S. E. Von Falck, New
York.
JOIN OUR JUBILEE; lyric by Jean Havez,
music by George Botsford. [7247
© Apr. 22, 1913; 2c. Apr. 23, 1913;
E 309317; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
JOLLY (THE) BLACKSMITHS; from
Musical pictures by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; violin solo with piano acc.
[7248
(© Mar. 17, 1918: 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913; E 305556; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
JOLLY TUNES FOR LITTLE PLAYERS; nine
first grade pieces, words and music
by Mathilde Bilbro; vocal or piano
solo. [7249
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 19138;
E 309158; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
JOUEUSES (LES) DE FLUTE; extrait de
la musique de scéne de Dionysos,
par Léon Moreau, transcription pour
fifite et piano, par l’auteur. [7250
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 303786; Costallat et cie., Paris.
JONGLEURS (LES); Caprice par Jean
Braller; piano. [7251
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1913; E 307021; Percy J. G. Stran-
ders, London.
JOY-RIDE GLIDE; words and music by
Bert Burton. Philadelphia, The B.
B. music pub. co. [7252
ey) Mar: 16, 19138; 2 ¢. “Mar s2e:
1913; E 308769; R. Bourdon, Phila-
delphia.
JoY TO THE WORLD, THE LORD IS COME;
anthem for Christmas or general use,
music by W. Berwald; mixed voices.
Svo. [7253
G) Apr. 18, 719185. 2. ca, ApE, 518,
1913; E 309242; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
JOYEUSE ESPAGNE; valse espagnole par
Gabriel Allier, transcription par
Raphaél Talamo. 1. Mandadoline et
guitarre. 2. Deux mandolines et
piano. [7254, 7255
© May 1, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 21,
1912; BE 295759, 295760; Emile Le-
duc, P. Bertrand et cie., Paris.
439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7256
JOYEUSE NOUVELLE;
Gael, op. 177; pf. (Petits poémes,
no. 2.) [7256
© Jan. 2, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306721; Schott fréres, Brussels,
Belgium.
par Henri Van
JOY’S LAMENT; words by Kneenah
Khay, music by Winona Lov. [7257
©) Apr. 28, 199S* 2 ec) Apr 24:
1913; H 3093868; Aylsa W. L. Dar-
lingtone, Philadelphia.
JUBILATION ; Car]
Moter; pf. [7258
© Mar, 30 1918. 2a. Mar. 31,
1918; HE 305867; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
festive march by
JUBILEE (THE) SONG; words from an |
old hymn, music by H. N. Lincoln.
[7259
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1918; E 308761; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
JUGGLER (THE); by N. Louise Wright,
op. 12, no. 8; piano. [7260
©: sApr.,) 22. 1913. 2 veerApr. “24,
1913; E 309366; Clayton I. Summy
co., Chicago.
JULIA; words and music by G. H.
Beebe. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [7261
© Mar. 17, 1918;.2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
EH 3805965; G. H. Beebe, Oklahoma
City, Okl.
JUNE BELLS FOR MINE; words and mu-
sic by M. Farello. [7262
© 1 co Apr. 15, 1913; 310357 ;
Mabel Farello, Boston.
JUNGEN (DIE) OPERNFREUNDE; leichtes
opernmelodien-album, arr. von Ar-
noldo Sartorio, ftir klavier zu vier
hinden. 653b nr. 11-20 in einem
band. 658a nr. 1-10 in einem band.
[7263, 7264
© Jan. 12, 1913; 2 c. each Mar, 8,
1918; E 306798, 306794; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne a. Rh., Germany. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangements
and compilations. ]
JUNK MAN (THE) RAG; one step or
two step by C. Luckyth Roberts, arr
by Wm. H. Tyers; orch. 4to. [7265
@ Mar. 17, 19138; 2 @ Mar. 48,
1913; E 3055388; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
——y
JUNK MAN (THE) RAG—Continued.
——words by Chris Smith and Ferd.
H. Mierisch, music by C. Luckyth
Roberts. [7266
© Apr. 1%, 1918; Be, Ape 4s,
1913; E 309230; Jos. W. Stern & ©o.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on vocal text and piano accompani-
ment. |
JUST A LITTLE BULL; words and music
by Will Carleton. (7267
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1913; E 305587;
Mooney Berlin, San Francisco.
JUST A LITTLE BUNGALOW BUILT FOR
TWO; words and music by M. Renn.
[7268
© 1c. Apr. 4, 19138; H 310148;
Margaret Renn, Chicago.
JUST A LITTLE LINE FROM YOU; words
and music by N. Wager. [7269
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 3, 1913;
E 310771; Nellie Wager, Wallkill,
AN. ME
JUST A LITTLE TIC-TIC ON MY SHOE;
words and music by J. C. Alexanae:,
arr. by W. B. Morrison. [7270
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918; E 308806;
J. ©. Alexander, Indianapolis.
—— Indianapolis. Alexander mu-
Sic co. [7271
© May 3, 1913; 2 c May 2, 1913;
H 310707; J. C. Alexander, Indian-
apolis.
JUST A LOVED ONE; words by G. H.
Hayden, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. - [7272
© Jan. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. Qysess:
H} 310039; G. H. Hayden, Leal, N.
Dak.
JUST A MEMORY OF THAT OLD SWEET-
HEART OF MINE; words and music by
G. H. Douse. [7273
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1918; E 305946;
George Harison Douse, Crestline, O.
JUST BECAUSE I LOVE YOU, DEARIE, BEST
OF ALL; lyrics by J. Will Callahan,
music by Paul Pratt. [7274
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1918;
FE 310581; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
JUST DREAMS OF You; words by Colleen
Crowe, music by Mrs. S. C. Crowe.
[7275
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1918; BE 310088;
Mrs. Schuyler C. Crowe, New Cas-
tie, Ind.
440
A
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
7293
JUST FOR you; lyric by Leila Whayne
Humphrey, music by H. 8. Kendall.
[7276
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1913; E 310606;
Harriett Shouse Kendall, Louisville.
JUST IN TIME; words by G. Scaggs,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[T7277
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310041; Gladys Scaggs, Nace, Va.
JUST LIKE A TOY; words by G. M. Mer-
rick, music by Robert B. Kellogg.
New York. Kellogg musicco. [7278
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 29, 1913;
E 3809427; George M. Merrick, New
York.
JUST MY LITTLE GIRL AND I; words and
music by R. Bullen. [7279
© 1e¢. Mar. 27, 1918; E 307185;
Ravenor Bullen, Petrolea, Ont., Can-
ada.
JUST THE ECHO OF HER VOICE; words by
Mrs. E. Hendricks, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [7280
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309002; Mrs. E. Hendricks, Dodge
City, Kan.
JUST TO CLASP YOUR LOVING HAND; ly-
rics by H. L. Palmer, music by Ar-
thur Morrison. Chicago. H. L. Pal-
mer and co. [7281
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2c. Apr. T, 1918;
E 308903 ; H. L. Palmer, Chicago.
JUST TO WAVE A LAST FAREWELL TO
you; words and music by G. Schafer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [7282
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 310044; Geo. Schafer, Cleveland.
Just you; words by H. Harcleroad,
musie by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7283
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309003; Helen Harcleroad, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
JUST YOU ALONE; words by F. J. Wa-
ters, music by F. J. Waters and
Oliver Riehl. [7284
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 309134; Fred J. Waters, Pitts-
burgh.
KADETTLIF POLKA; arr. by H. Silber-
horn; concertina. [7285
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5,1913;
EK 310784; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
IKXKAMMERSINFONIE; von Kurt Striegler,
op. 14, fiir streichquintett und
bliiser, auch als nonett ohne kontra-
bass aufzufiihren. Partitur. 4to.
[7286
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1913;
EK 3067738; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
IKKANSAS (THE) CITY TWIRL; words by
Harry Taylor, music by Harry Hu-
ber. Kansas City, Mo., Chas. L.
Johnson. [7287
© May 8, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 28, 1918;
EF 310601; Huber & Taylor, Kansas
City, Mo.
IKKARLCHEN, STECK DIE NEESE NICHT IN
ALLE TOPFE REIN; text und musik
von Rudolf Baron. (Cabaret-sterne,
no. 8.) [7288
©) Apr. 17, 1918 2 c. Agen 15;
1913; E 303928; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
KARMA (THE) Kiss; words by Grant
M. Overton, music by Bruce J. Del-
lett. [7289
©1¢. Apr. 7, 1913; FE 308888; K.
van Arnhem Palmer, New York.
KATHLEEN; words and music by A. F.
Fuller. Fort Worth, Tex. Sphynx
pub. co. [7290
Gj Apr. 7, 1913’: 2.6. Apr. 10, 193%
E 309131; Arthur Franklin Fuller,
Fort Worth, Tex.
KatTir; words by Mrs. L. E. Harbaugh,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [7291
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310010; Mrs. L. EH. Harbaugh,
Crystal City, Tex.
KECKER TANZ (Danse effrontée); aus
der operette Das spitzenhemd, von
G. H. Clutsam; klavier zu 2 hiinden.
[7292
© Feb. 6, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1918;
FE 303481; Leipziger biihnenverlag,
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
—— -—— Salonorchester. 4to. [7298
© Jan. 25, 1918; 2c Mar; 21,
1918; E 3038480; Leipziger biihnen-
verlag, Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
441
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a)
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7294
pt. 11) eS. v.83
KEDvES (A) AUGUSZTIN ;
felvonasban zenéjét szerzette Fall
leo. 1, Ktizet, nos, 1,. 2,3; 4. 2
Fiizet, nos. 1, 2, 3, 4. [7294, 7295
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c each Apr. 16,
1918; E 307347; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich.
KEEP ON WALKING; words and music
by Irving Berlin. [7296
© Apr 14, 19189)2 Je) ‘Apri nts
1913; E 8103836; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
KEEP SOWING GOOD SEED; words by
Eben E. Rexford, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [7297
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
EK 309260; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
KEIN HALMLEIN WACHST AUF ERDEN.
See No blade of grass can fiourish.
KENTUCKY BLUE BELL; words and musi¢
by B. Edwards. New York, Ebbets
music pub. co. [7298
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 c. May 3, 1913;
EK 310774; Bessie Edwards, New
York.
KHORASSAN PATROL; oriental march by
O. Sddahl; zither. [7299
© 1c. May 3, 1918; E 310760;
Olaf Sddahl, Hast San Diego, Cal.
KI-I-YOUDLING DOG; words by Irving
Berlin, music by Jean Schwartz.
[7300
© Apr. 4, 1913:5°2 ec. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310146; Jerome & Schwartz pub.
co., New York.
KIND ICH SCHLAFE SO SCHLECHT; duett
aus der posse Filmzauber von Walter
Kollo, arr. von Adolf Eckstein;
grosses orchester. 4to. [7301
ij Dee. 21) 1902 > (2 e; Apr, 16,
1918; E 307345; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
two-step aus der posse Filmzau-
ber, text von Rudolf Bernauer u.
Rudolph Schanzer, musik yon Walter
Kollo; klavier zu 2 hiinden mit tiber-
legtem text. [7302
i) Dee 13, 1912. 2 ¢ Apr. a 49i3;
E 307115; Drei masken verlag,
Munich. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Kine APPLE; by Geo. Marsh, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; No. 1. March and two
step for full orch. No. 2. March for
military band. 4to. [7303, 7804
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 28,
1913; EK 310551, 310552; J. W. Pepper
& son, Philadelphia.
at
operette 3 | KING OF THE AIR; words and music by
R. A. A. Stoneham; bass or bar.
[7305
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 18, 1913;
EH 309199; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
Sydney, Australia.
KINGS AND QUEENS; march-two step by
Abe Losch, arr. by F. H. Losey; full
orch. and piano ace. 4to. [7306
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2) ce) Apert.
1913; E 309284; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
KIRCHENGLOCKEN (Kirkeklokkerne) ,
von Louis Glass, op. 45; pianoforte.
(Stimmungsbilder, no. 2.) [7307
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 e. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306784; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
IXIRSCHEN UND KUSSE; walzerlied aus
der operette Der fliegende ritt-
meister, text von Leo Stein u. Bela
Jenbach, musik von Hermann Dos-
tal, bearbeitet von Hans Schott:
schrammelquartett. 4to. [7308
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306739; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. |
KISS ME KID; [words and music by
C. W. Super]. Melody only. [7309
© 1c. Apr. 7, 19138; E 308883;
Christian W. Super, Pittsburgh.
KISSING LOVE RAG; words by M. Hud-
son, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [73810
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309010; Mack Hudson, Richmond.
KISSING ON THE SLY; words by C. N.
Baker, music by P. C. Lockhart, New
York. C. L. Partee pub. Congest
© Apr. 15,. 1913: 2. Ages:
1913; E 309160; C. N. Baker, Indian-
apolis.
Kitson (C. H.) Six choral preludes;
by C. H. Kitson; organ. obl. 8vo.
(Organ library, no. 48). [7312
© Apr. 21, 19138; 2°¢ Ape:
1918; E 307378; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
IKITTIE GRAY; words by Mamie L. Fox,
musie by Burt Wallace. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., ine.
[7313
© Mar. 29, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918;
Ki 308997 ; Joseph C. Fox, Greenwich,
Conn.
/)
a
no. 4, 1913
KITTY’S DREAM: by Carl Bonner; pf.
treble clefs. Boston, Evans music
co. (Ten tiny tunes, no. 3.) [7314
oe Apr. 1.1913; 2'e Apr. 3, 1013;
E 310117; W. A. Evans, Boston.
KLAGE; finnische volksweise bear-
beitet von Franz Wagner, op. 127.
no. 1; minnerchor. Partitur u.
stimmen. 4to. (Drei nordische
volksweisen, no. 1.) [7315
eeeoioec. 14° 1912+ 2 ¢. Apr. 16;
1918; E 307250; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]}
KLARINETTENMACHER (DER); oper in 2
akts, text von George Richard Kruse.
musik von Friedrich C. Weigmann.
Voeal score. [7316
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
19215: G. Ro Kruse & F.C.
Weigmann, Berlin-Lichterfelde.
KLAVIER-ALBUM FUR DIE JUGEND; von
Ed. Poldini, op. 53; band 1. fal?
© Oct. 24, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306780; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
KLEINE (Dre) NASE; text von Louis
Taufstein, musik von Hugo Leonard.
Miinchen, Harmonie-verlag, g. m.
b. h. [7818
© Dee. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307116; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
IXLEINE TROMMELSCHULE; von Heinrich
Knauer fiir der trommel. (Hof-
meister’s schulen, no. 22.) [7319
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1918;
E 303896: Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
KLEINEN (DiE) TEUFELCHEN; text von
Louis Taufstein, musik von Hugo
Leonard. Miinchen, Harmonie-
verlag, g. m. b. h. [7320
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307117; Drei masken verlag.
Munich.
KOLNER (DAS) GLOCKENSPIEL ; tonsttick,
bearbeitung von Karl _ Sattler;
klavier 2 hinden mit worter. [7321
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 306725; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a.
Rh., Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
KONIGS-WALZER; aus der operette, Der
kleine koOnig; von Emmerich Kalman
klavier zu zwei hinden. [7322
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307141; W. Karezag, Vienna.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
T7329
KOMM’ DOCH ANS GITTER: serenade aus
der operette Der frechling, text von
Fritz Griinbaum und Heinz Reichert,
musik von Carl Weinberger. [7323
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2c. Apr. 38, 1913;
E 307089; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) Leipzig.
KXOMM IN DEN WALD; worte von Carl
Belling, musik von Adolf Becker, op.
14; gesang u. Klavier mit sing-
stimme. [7324
© Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ¢, Mar. 8, 1913;
E 3806707: Neuer Berliner musik
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schéneberg.
KOMM IN Marig. See
Erotikon.
DEN WALD.
IXOMM UND SEI MEIN PASSAGIER! See
Flieger marsch.
KOMMT HER, IHR KREATUREN ALL’!
See Bonvin (Ludwig); Vier Eucha-
ristische gesiinge.
IXORN-ACH-KURE; rag two step by C. H.
Copenhaver; pf. New York, Frank
Harding. [7325
© Mar. 4, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 4, 1913:
EK 310159; Carl H. Copenhaver,
Pontiac, Mich.
IkRAKOWIAK. See Polskie tance na
wesela.
KRAMER (A. WALTER) Nocturne (A);
words by Frederick H. Martens,
music by A. W. Kramer, op. 34, no.
25, Dax [7326
Gy Apr” 28,1513: 2 ¢. Apres
19138; E 310612; John Church @o.,
Cincinnati.
KuH (DIE); worte und musik von
Harry Waldau. Miinchen, Har-
monie-verlag, g. m. b. h. [7327
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 19138;
E 307118; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
IXURZ IST DAS LEBEN; walzerlied aus
der operette Der frechling, text von
Fritz Griinbaum und Heinz Reichert,
musik von Carl Weinberger. [7328
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307090; Ludwig Doblinger, Leip-
zig.
KUYAWIAK; 2nd mazurka by H. Wien-
iawski, ed. by Albert Sammons; vio-
lin solo with piano acc. [7329
© Apr. 18, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 21,
1913; E 803978; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing. }
443
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7330
pt. Ill, Dh. $., v8
LA VIENE NO LA VIEN; canzonetta popo-
lare triestina, parole di Arturo Bel-
lotti, musica di Michele Chiesa.
[73380
© Jan. 24, 19138; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 303248; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
Lac (LE); poésie de Lamartine, adap-
tation musicale de Francis Thomé,
oeuvre posth., récitation avec piano
ace. et violon ad lib. [73381
© Oct: 15, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan..22 1918 ;
E 308822; Thomé, Paris.
LAD, YOU ’VE GOT A MOVE A-COMING;
words by H. B. Gray, music by L.
A. Clark. Washington, H Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. iTaa2
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 19138;
EH 308969; Harry B. Gray, Alamota,
Kan.
LAND (THE) OF DREAM; words by P.
J. O’Reilly, music by Frank Idle.
[7333
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1918; E 806996; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
LAND (THE) OF HEART’S DELIGHT;
words and music by May Windsor;
in A fiat. [7384
(Oe Anr 22s 118s Bier Apr: 25,
1918; E 38073889; J. H. Larway,
London.
LAND (THE) OF HEART’S DESIRE; words
by William Butler Yeats, music by
Edward C. Moore. [73385
eyApr, 4, 1913: 2 ¢, Ame. 47,
1918; E 309184; Gamble hinged mu-
sie co., Chicago.
LAND (THE) OF THE SOUL; song for
chureh and concert by A. J. Wooten,
arr. by Kate Hayes Fleming. [7386
iS Apri 22 1913" 2 e. Apr 24,
1913; E 310540; Anna Jones Woo-
ten, Kinston, N. C.
LANDSKNECHTS LUST UND LEID; alt-
deutsches volkslied, music von A. von
Othegraven, op. 46, ftir baritonsolo,
miinnerchor und klavier, partitur.
[7337
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
EK 306776; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
LANSINGS OPENING SONG; words and
music by Jack Broe and Henry
Landsberg. [7338
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918; E 308815;
B. Lansing, New York.
LARGHETTO TO SECOND SYMPHONY. See
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Holy
night.
LARGO APPASSIONATO. See Beethoven
(Ludwig van)
LARGO CON GRAN ESPRESSIONE. See
Beethoven (Ludwig van)
LARGO E MrESTO. See Beethoven (Lud-
wig van)
LARMES; poésie de André Rivoire, mu-
sique de Maria Gutiérrez-Ponce.
[7339
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 308808; L. Grus & cie., Paris.
LATTAIA (LA); versi di Aniello Cali-
fano, musica di Oscar Cattedra.
[7340
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307212; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
LAUGHING LOVE (L’amour qui rit);
march and two-step, by H. Chris-
tine, arr. by Luigi Tozetti; full man-
dolin orch. [7341
© Mar. 11, 1913* 2 eae ae,
1913; E 310257; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
LAUNE; von Arnoldo Sartorio, fiir kla-
vier zu 2 hainden. (Unterhaltungs-
stticke in oktaven, no. 2.) [7342
© Jan. 12, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306798; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a.
Rh., Germany.
Lazy DANCE See Chappell’s army
journal, no. 397.
Lazy DAYS; by C. L. Hay, arr. by U.
Davis. [7343
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1913; H 309460;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
LEAD KINDLY LIGHT; words by J. H.
Newman, music by J. Carlton Drew;
men’s voices (Summy’s octavo edi-
tions; Series for male voices, no.
3048). [7344
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 « Mar 29,
1913; E 308714; Clayton EF. Summy
co., Chicago.
LEAD ME, DEAR LoRD; words and music
by W. W. Combs. [7345
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1918; EH 310291; W. W. Combs, Lo-
cust Grove, Ga.
LEAF BY LEAF THE ROSES FALL; words
and music by T. B. Bishop, arr. by
J. H. Ling. [7346
© May 1, 1918; 2c. Apr. 18, 1913;
E 309208; J. Henry Ling, Detroit.
td4
no. 4, 1913
LEG OF MUTTON (Le gigot); one step,
two step or turkey trot, by S. Rom-
berg; pf. [7347
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2 c« Apr. 30,
1918; E 309455; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
LEGEND (THE) BEAUTIFUL; words by
Henry W. Longfellow, music by H.
L. Clements. [7848
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1913; E 309429;
H. Loren Clements, New York.
LEGEND (A) OF KASHMIR; poem by
Frederick H. Martens, music by
Reginald de Koven, op. 358, no. 2;
high voice. (Three pictures from
the orient, no. 2.) [7349
Sy Apr. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18.
1918; E 309191; G. Schirmer, New
York.
LEIPzIGER (DIE) SCHLACHT; musik
yon Heinrich Zéllner, op. 125, or-
chesterstimmen. [7350
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 10,
19138; E 303710; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
— See also Zur jahrhundertfeier.
LEONCAVALLO (RUGGIERO} Lasciati
amar; romanza, versi e musica di
R. Leoncavallo, per canto e piano.
[7351
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1913; E 307009;
Casa editrice musicale italiana,
Milan.
LERCHERL (DAS) VON HERNALS; lied
aus der operette Hoheit tanzt walzer,
von Leo Ascher, arr. von Carl No-
wotny. 1. Violine solo. 2. Violine
und klavier. [7352, 7353
© Noy. 30, 1912; 2 c. each Apr.
8, 1918; E 307142, 307143; W. Karc-
zag, Vienna. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangements. ]
LESETINSKY KOVAR pocHoD; by E.
Stole, arr. by E. Grill; band. 4to.
[7354
© Apr. 18, 1013; 2..c. Apr. 31,
19138; E 309295; Joseph Jiran, Chi-
cago.
Lesson (A) IN LOVE; words by Wm. J.
McKenna and George E. Reed, music
by Chas. Shisler and Gustav Benk-
hart. [7355
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308902; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
7364
LESTER (WILLIAM) ‘Two short songs;
poems by P. B. Shelley, music by
W. Lester. Chicago, Studio pub. co.
Contents : To music.—Song of proser-
nine. [7356
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1913;
E 3805822; William Lester, Chicago.
LET ME BE A VIOLET; words and music
by Marie Rich; medium voice in F
[7357
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 23,
1918; E 309830; Oliver Ditson ¢co.,
Boston.
LET ME BE YOUR BEAU; words and mu-
sic by A. Van Dale. Melody only.
[7358
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1918; E 308772;
Adolph Van Dale, Marshall, Minn.
LET ME DREAM OF HOME AGAIN; words
by Rene Bronner, music by Edward
Stanley. [7359
CsApn 15, 1913: 2 ¢. Apr ae
1913; E 310268; Frank K. Root &co.,
Chicago.
LET’S DO SOME LOVING UP IN CLOUDLAND;
words by F. D. Connor, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [7360
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 305993; Fred D. Connor, Wash-
ington.
LET'S GO BACK TO EASTON TOWN; words
and musie by R. N. M. Snyder, arr.
by Chas. Corbean. [7361
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c Apr. 4, 19138;
E 310148; R. N. M. Snyder, Easton,
Pa.
LET’S GO BACK TO LOVELAND AND BE
SWEETHEARTS ONCE AGAIN; words by
Bob Miller, music by Jack Rich-
mond. [7362
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 22,
1913; E 810494; Leo Feist, New
York.
Let’s Go ILLtiInois; words by Alfred
L. Little, music by Vernon Stevens.
[7363
©) Apr, 18;"101S:' 2 «” Apt. 11,
1913; E 309178; University of Llli-
nois supply store, Champaign, Ill.
LET THE WORDS OF MY MOUTH; words
from the Bible, music by H. N. Lin-
coln. [7364
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308759; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las,
445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7365
LET US SKATE, SKATE, SKATE; words
and music by EH. J. Finley. jr.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7365
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 19138;
E 305953; E. J. Finley, jr., Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
LET US TRY TO MAKE SOME ONE HAPPY;
words and music by 8S. Cheesman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7366
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
EH 3805972; Susie Cheesman, West
Point, Ind.
LEUCHTENDE STERNE; walzerlied, ged.
von Leo Veit, musik von Sally
Schneemann. [7367
to) Noy. 28)'1912 "2 @ Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 307158; Leo Veit, Charlottenburg,
Germany.
LIBELLE. See Lyrische episoden.
LIBERTY ; quick march; music by Franz
Adam, arr. by J. Ord Hume; band.
4to. (Boosey’s march journal, no.
249.) [7368
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c Apr. 15, 1913;
E 303891; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on band arrangement. }
LIEBCHEN KOMM’ NACH BUDAPEST; lied
aus der operette Der fliegende ritt-
meister von Herman Dostal. 1.
Grosses oder kleines orchester. 2.
Salon orchester. 38. Schrammelquar-
tett. [7369-7371
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 16,
1913; EH 307341-3073438 ; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
LIEB’ MICH, UND DIE WELT IST MEIN;
von Ernst R. Ball; einleitung lang-
Sam zum _ klavierspiel, mit text.
Tastenschrift, no. 501. [7372
© Dee. 7, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307321; Musik-verlag Euphonie,
Berlin- Friedenau. [Copyright is
claimed on tastenschrift. ]
LIEBE IST DER Mar; lied aus der op-
erette Der kleine kodnig, von Em-
merich Kaéalmfn, arr. von Hans
Schott fiir salonorchester. 4to.
[7373
(©). Noy. 22, 1912: 2-c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307281; W. Karezag, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
LIEBE IST DER Mai—Continued.
—— walzer-lied aus der operette Der
kleine kdonig, text von Robert Bo-
danzky, musik von Emmerich K4l-
man. [7374
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307144; W. Karezag, Vienna.
LIEBESFEIER. See HErotikon.
LIEBESGLUCK; JFinnische volkslied,
bearbeitet von Franz Wagner, op.
127, no. 2; m&nnerchor. Partitur u.
stimmen. 4to. (Drei nordische
volksweisen, no. 2.) [7375
© Dee. 14, 1912: 2 cA.
1918; E 307251; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ] ;
LIEBESLIED; by M. Pilzer; melody with
piano acc. [7376
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1918; E 305906;
Maximilian Pilzer, New York.
LIEBLICHE KLEINE DINGERCHEN ; marsch-
duett aus der operette Die elfte
muse, text von Georg Okonkowski,
musik von Jean Gilbert. [7377
© Dec. 4, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 307310; Biihnenverlag Ahn & Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
marsch-ensemble aus der operette
Die kino-kénigen, text von Georg
Okonkowski und Julius Freund,
musik von Jean Gilbert. [7378
© Dec. 10, 1912; 2 ec. Apr 46,
1918; E 307316; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
LigD. See Aus lebenstagen.
LIED DER DEUTSCHEN IN AMERIKA; ged.
u. musik von A. Biichse, op. 312;
miinnerchor. Partitur. Philadel-
phia, A. Btichse. 4to. [7379
© Feb. 15, 1915; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 309111; J. L. Btichse, Philadel-
phia.
LIED DES DREHORGELMANNES. See
Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
LIED IM VOLKSTON. See Lyrische epi-
soden.
LigcD (DAS) VOM AVEC; ged. von Willy
Prager, musik von Hugo Leonard.
[7380
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1918; E 30738383; Drei masken verlag,
g.m. b. h., Munich.
446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
Ligp (DAS) VOM LEBEN; von Philipp
Silber, arr. von Martin Uhl, fiir
salonorchester. {7381
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307283; W. Karezag, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
IED (DAS) VOM SCHATZ; humoris-
tisches volkslied, ged. von F. Rein-
holdt; [und] Gretel; lied im
volkston, ged. von Frida Schanz;
musik von Fritz Kirchner, op. 224
A; minnerchor. 4to. [7382
(© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 307381; Carl Simon, Berlin.
LIgeD (DAS) VON DER ERDE; eine sym-
phonie nach Hans Bethges Die
chinesische fléte, musik von Gustav
Mahler, fiir eine tenorund eine alt
oder bariton stimme, und orchester ;
partitur. Svo. [7383
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307260; Universal-edition, Vienna.
Ligep (DAS) VON DER MUHLE; lied aus
der posse Filmzauber von Willy
Bredschneider ; salon orchester. 4to.
[7384
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
FE 3073844; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
LIEDER-ALBUM ; English version by Ed-
ward Oxenford, musik herausgege-
ben von R. Gabriel, fiir eine sing-
stimme, mit klavier und violoncell-
begleitung. [7385
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
BH 307304; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York.
LIFE’S SPRINGTIME, a Children’s day
service for the Sunday school. 13,
[2] p. 8vo. [7386
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
A 8443858 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
LIFT THINE EYES UNTO THE HILLS:
words by Julia H. Johnston, music
by M. J. Babbitt. [7387
apr. 17,-1913, 2 ‘ce. Apr; ‘21,
1913; E 309298; M. J. Babbitt, Ab-
ingdon, Il.
LIGHT (THE) BRIGADE; overture by R.
Gruenwald, arr. by H. F. Odell;
mand. orch. [7388
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
FE 305914; Oliver Ditson co.. Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
7396
Lichr (THE) OF THE WORLD; [words
by Van Tassel Sutphen], music by
J. S. Matthews; recit. tenor and
quartet or semi chorus. 4to.
(Church music review, no. 341.)
[7389
© Apr. 10, 1913: 2 c Apr. 11,
19138; E 310228; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
LIKE LOVE
FLOWER.
IS A FRAGRANT FRAGILE
See In Allah's garden.
LILINE; chanson Argentine par Chris-
tiné; piano. [7390
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303731; Christiné, Paris.
Lity (A) PURE; words and music by
Kugene Wyatt; high voice. [7391
© Apr. 17, 1918: 2 c. Apr. ‘48,
1913; E 309252; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
—— low voice. [7392
© May 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 2, 1918;
E 310696; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York.
LIND DUSTIG HALT DIE MAIENNACHT;
ged. von J. V. v. Scheffel, musik von
Gustav Baldamus, op. 99, no. 1, fiir
minnerchor; partitur. 4to. [7393
© Dee. 19, T912* Be: Apr. “TG.
1913; E 307325; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig.
LISTEN, PIGEY DEAR (Pige, Pige, Pige) ;
words and music by Frank Fay.
[7394
Or Ape 21 (t913: Be Apr. +25,
1913; E 310478; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Liszt (FRANZ) Loreley (The); words
from the German of H. Heine by
Bertha Remick, music by F. Liszt,
arr. by Bertha Remick; three female
voices. (Laurel octavo, no. 226.)
[7395
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1918;
E 310309; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music, and translation
of text. ]
LITANIAE DE St. JOSEF; ad quatuor
voces inmquales, sop., alto, tenore,
basso, auctore Joseph Poll, op. 26.
Direktionsstimme u. einzelstimme.
[7396
©) Dee. 27; 1912: °2) 6. Mar.: 22,
19183; E 303624; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
447
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7397
LITANIAE LAURETANAZ; ad septem
voces, cantus 1. 11., alt, tenore 1. 11.,
und basso 1. 11., comitante organo,
auctore Joseph Gruber, op. 118.
Orgel u. direktionsstimme u. 4 sing-
stimmen, [7397
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 « Mar. 22,
1918; E 3808625; Anton Béhm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
LITAUISCHES SOLDATENLIED; unter be-
nutzung eines litauischen volksliedes,
musik von Franz Notz, op. 20, ftir
minnerchor, bariton-solo oder halb-
chor, und klavier. Partitur. [7398
© Dee. 7, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 307306; Breitkopf & Uiirtel, New
York.
LITTLE BARCAROLLE; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 88, no, 2; pf. New York,
The Virgil piano school co. (Golden
memories, no. 2.) [7399
© Apr 21913 2 ec Apr a, 1913;
E 310095; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
LITTLE Boy BLUE; march by H. Engel-
mann; pf. six hands. [7400
©) Mar: 19) 1918.2 .e@ Mar: 21,
1918; E 308716; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
— words by Eugene Field, music by
H. A. Thomas. [7401
OiwApr 28 dois: Des Marc Si,
19138; E 305860; Houston A. Thomas,
Brookline, Mass.
LITTLE BUTTERCUP DANCES; by Mrs.
A. M. Virgil, op. 40, no. 1; pf. New
York, The Virgil piano school co.
(Musical gems, no. 1.) [7402
ey Aor. 2) 1913* 2 eG Apr..3, 19137
E 310105; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
LITTLE FLOWERS; words and music by
H. Loren Clements. (Jn The chil-
dren’s hour.) [7403
© Mar. 24, 1918; 2 ¢« Apr. 24,
1918; E 3093880; Thomas Nicholson.
New York.
LITTLE GADABOUT; two-step intermezzo
by Gaston Colin, arr. by Frank Win-
terbottom; military band. (Hawkes
& son’s military band edition, no.
387. ) [7404
©) Mar. 27, 1918: 2 ©) Mar. 28,
19138; EK 306990; Hawkes & son, ILon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
pt. 115, HS. v./8
LITTLE (A) GIRL FROM YOUR HOME TOWN
IS THE ONLY GIRL FOR YOU; words by
J. L. Whelan, music by Paul Hu-
gene. [7405
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2\¢ Apr. 3/1913:
E 810074; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
LITTLE GREY HOME IN THE WEST; valse
on popular songs, music by Hermann
Lohr, arr. by H. M. Higgs, orch. by
Arthur Wocd; orchestra, with piano
ace. Ato. [7406
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 308859; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on or.
chestral arrangement with piano
acc. |
LitTLE (THE) HEIRESS; musical com-
edy in 2 acts, lyrics and music by
W. P. Chase. Vocal score. [7407
© ic. Apr. 14, 19138; D 19282;
William Parker Chase, New York.
LattLte Miss RacrimMe; selection, arr.
by Alec Hemley; military band.
(Boosey’s supplemental journal, no.
112.) [7408
© Apr.. 12; 1913+ 2c,
1918; E 303895; Star music pub. Co.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
LITTLE PRINCESS; by Carl Bonner; pf.
Treble and bass clefts. Boston,
Evans music co. (Ten tiny tunes,
no. 10.) [7409
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2.c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310124; W. A. Evans, Boston.
LITrLE (THE) BOAD; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Howard Talbot;
in FE. [7410
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2.@ Apr. Zydeis;
E 307177; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
LirrLeE (THE) SHAWL OF BLUE; words
by Edward Teschemacher, music by
Thos. J. Hewitt. no. 3in F. [7411
© Apr. 11,1913 )"2 (cP Ape
1918; E 303857; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London.
LITTLE STUDY; by J. C. Ames, op. 35;
violin, on the A string, and piano.
(A child’s day, no. 2.) [7412
© Apr. 10, 19138; Ze) Se a
1913: E 803717; Alfred Lengnick &
co.. London.
LITTLE SUNBEAM; valse by M. R. Mech-
tild; pf. Cincinnati, Joseph Krolage
music co. [7413
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 309142; M. R. Mechtild, Louis-
ville.
448
—_— LL —_——— a OO Oe ee eee ee
no. 4, 1913
gavotte by
mandolin and
LITTLE SWEETHEART;
Charles Brunover;
piano. [7414
© Apr. 21, 1918: 2 c Apr. 25,
1918; E 310530; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
LITTLE TRIPS TO TUNELAND; first and
second grade pieces, [ed. by Thos a
Becket]; pf. [7415
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 310182; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
LITTLE (THE) WHITE MISTS; words by
S. S., music by Agnes Bedford.
[7416
=) VApr:°12, 1918; 2-¢. Apr. 15,
19138; E 303888; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
LIZE, GET WISE; words by Kate HEli-
nore, music by Sam Williams.
[7417
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 3809039; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Loscesane. See Erotikon.
LOCAL PRIDE; march by Al. J. Forde;
arr. by Harry L. Alford; pf. [7418
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310775; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago.
Lowe (DER) VON ALPERN.
jahrhundertfeier.
Locan’s (Cot.) MarcH. See Col. Lo-
gan’s march.
LOHENGRIN SELECTIONS. See Famous
selections from famous operas.
LoLiy-Pop (THE) RAG; words by
George E. Deisroth, music by Milton
J. Leichtman. Published by Deis-
roth, Leichtman and Reinhart.
[7419
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310151; R. L. D. pub. co., Hazle-
ton, Pa.
LONESOME HONEY JUST FOR YOU; by
Harry H. Williams; orch. [7420
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 3059382; H. H. Williams,
Providence, R. I.
LONESOME MOON; lyric by Jack Yellen,
music by George L. Cobb. [7421
© Apr. 26, 19138; 2 e Apr. 28,
1913; E 309450; Charles I. Davis,
Cleveland.
Lone (THE) DAY cLOsES; four part
song, words by H. F. Chorley, music
by George B. Nevin; mixed voices.
4to. [7422
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305908; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
See Zur
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
7432
Lone (LE) bu Missouri; morceau
caractéristique, paroles et musique
de Christiné; piano seul. [74238
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303732; Christin¢é, Paris.
—— paroles et musique de Christiné.
[7424
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
EH 803781; Christiné, Paris.
Loneine (Sehnsucht); waltzes by H.
Federoff; pf. Baltimore, Maryland
music pub. co. [7425
© Apr. 23, 19138; 2c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 310598; H. Federoff, Baltimore.
LONGING JUST FOR YoU; lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, music by William
Schroeder; in FE flat. [7426
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2c. Apr. 1, 19138;
E 305896; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
LOOKING FOR HAPPINESS HERE; words
and music by J. E. Duley. New
York, Ebbets music pub. co. [7427
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1918;
E 310232; Julia BE. Duley, New
Canaan, Conn.
LorpD (THE) IS MY GUIDE AND MY
SHEPHERD; words and music by
W. W. Combs. [7428
© ‘Mar. 11,,;1913;,2. c.. Apr. 414,
1918; E 310295; W. W. Combs,
Locust Grove, Ga.
Lorp (THE) IS MY REFUGE; words from
the Bible, music by J. H. Rosecrans.
[7429
) ‘Pep: 28.’ 1913 2 °¢. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308760; H. N. Lincoln,
Dallas.
LORD, KEEP US SAFE THIS NIGHT; by
T. J. Linekar. [7430
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 24,
1918; E 307882; T. J. Linekar, Col-
wyn Bay, Wales.
LORD, PREPARE US FOR THY SERVICE;
words and music by W. W. Combs,
[7431
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 c«. Apr. 14,
1918; E 310285; W. W. Combs,
Locust Grove, Ga.
LORELEY (THE). See Liszt (Franz).
LORRAINE, LORRAINE LORREE; words by
Charles Kingsley; music by Percy
BE. Fletcher; male voices. 4to. [7432
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 303708; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
449
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7433
pt. 11, 2. s., v. 8
Lost HAPPINESS; brilliant salonpiece
by O. V. Walden; arr. by Max Faul-
haber; pt. Grade 8. (Elite edition,
no. 1.) [7483
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 e. Apr. 12, 1918;
E 310267; Elite music pub. co., Chi-
cago.
Lost (THE) MELODY; by Carl Bonner;
pf. Boston, Evans music co. [7484
©) Apr; 7, 191383.2%¢) Ape. 9. 1943;
E 309060; W. A. Evans, Boston.
LOVE AND POLITICS; words by Leon
Pope, music by W. Goldsmith. [7485
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1913; E 310390;
Willard Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
LOVE DIVINE; hymn anthem, by W. R.
Waghorne; mixed _ voices. Ato.
(The choral service, no. 802.) [7436
© Apert Bile 91S +2 “er Ape: 28,
19138; H 3810564; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
LOVE GOES A-HAWKING; words by
Thomas Lovell Beddoes, music by
R. Huntington Woodman; high voice.
(Two songs, no. 1.) [7437
©) Aprud, 1913: 2\¢e,,Apr. 5.1913:
E 310198; G. Schirmer, New York.
LOvE IN ARCADY; serenade by Haydn
Wood, arr. by Frank Winterbottom ;
military band. (Hawkes & son’s
military band edition, no. 387.)
[7488
@© Mar. 27, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1918; E 3806989; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
LOVE IS EVERYTHING; three-part chorus,
words by Charles Hanson Towne,
music by G. Marschal-LeepKe, op. 17,
no. 2 [pseud. of Grace Clougbh-
Leighter]; women’s voices. (S8vo
choruses, no. 5672). [7439
GyjApe: (24: 1913 2 er Ajer: . 23:
1913; E 309888; G. Schirmer, New
York.
LOVE IS LIKE A FIREFLY; from the
comedy opera The firefly by Rudolf
Friml, arr. by Gustav Hinrichs;
small orech. with harm. part. (Or-
chestra miscellany, edition A.) [7440
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c Apr. 19,
1913; E 310445; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Love Is SO NEW; words by Hermann
Hagedorn, music by Louis Schmidt.
[7441
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1913;
FE 309147; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Soston.
LOVE ME AS MUCH AS YOU CAN; by HB.
F. Schwingenstein, arr. by Otto
Merz; orch. [7442
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 10,
1913; E 3805330; Edwin F. Schwin-
genstein, Pittsburgh. .
LOVE ME NOW; words by E. L. Arnold,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[74438
© Mar. 17, 191372 @eaApees
1913; E 305976; Mrs. EH. L. Arnold,
New Haven.
LovE (THE) WAGER; selection by
Charles J. Hambitzer, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; orchestra. [7444
© Apr. 21, 1918; 2 e Ape
1918; E 310475; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
LOVED AND LOST PERHAPS FOREVER;
words by J. EH. Thomas, music by
Charles E. Coleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [7445
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913; E 310458; Jennie H. Thomas,
Brooklyn.
LOVELY MAIDS; intermezzo by Chueca
Y. Valverde, arr. by George Purdy;
orch. (Concert edition for orch. no.
463.) [7446
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 «@ Apr. 24,
1913; E 3810503; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement.]
LOVER’S LANE IS JUST THE SAME AS
WHEN YOU WENT AWAY; by Chas. T.
Straight, arr. by H. Raasch; vocal
orch. in C. 4to. [T447
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 eG Apeeae.
1913; E 3810381; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
LOVE’S APPEAL; wedding song, words
and music by F. E. Blanchard; in
C. [7448
© Mar. 19, 1913:°2 ey Mareo2
1913; E 308770; Francis E. Blanch-
ard, Defiance, O.
T.OVE’S CAPRICE (Capriccio d’amore) ;
by Giuseppe Vecchio; pf. [7449
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c Apr. 11, 1913;
EH 310248; C. W. Thompson & Co.,
Boston.
LOVE’S EMBRACE; waltz by Cora Salis-
bury; piano. [7450
(© Apr. 25, 1918: 2 c. Amr
1913; E 309387; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
450
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
LOVE’S FULFILMENT; words by FF.
Brownlow, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7451
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310056; Frederick B. James, Ply-
mouth, England.
LOVE’S LAMENT; words and music by
Mabel Claire Perkins. [7452
= Apr. 10,1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 12,
1913; E 310280; C. W. Thompson
& co., Boston.
Love’s victory ; words by M. Anderson,
music by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[7453
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308974; Matilda Anderson, New-
ark, N. J.
LOYAL MOTHER; words by S. A. An-
drews, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7454
© Mar. 29, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 8,
1913; E 308941; S. A. Andrews, At-
lantie City.
Lu CAFONE; cittadino americano, mac-
chietta, versi di Vincenzo de Falco,
musica di Vincenzo Marino; canto e
mandoline. [7455
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 307187; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
Lup’s KNOCKIN’; words by Ann
Thorea, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [7456
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308923; Anna T. Reakirt, Cincin-
nati.
Lucia pi LAMMERMOOR. See Famous
selections from famous operas.
Lucky DAN, MY GAMBLIN’ MAN;
words by Chas. A. Hunter, music by
Artie Matthews. [7457
© Mar. 31, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 10.
1913; E 309155; Princess pub. co..
St. Louis.
LUISETTA; valse espagnole par Charles
J. Martin, pour piano. [7458
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303787; Costallat et cie., Paris.
LULLABY ; words anon., music by Philip
James; four part chorus of women's
voices. (Octavo choruses, no. 5739. )
[7459
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308915; G. Schirmer, New York.
7468
LUTE AND VIRGINAL; by J. E. Engel-
brecht; pf. [7460
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 19,
1913; E 310489; Co-operative musie
co., Philadelphia.
LUTHERAN HYMNARY. Minneapolis,
Minn., Augsburg publishing house,
1918. 679 p. 8vo. $1.25 [7461
© Jan. 31, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 7,1913:
A 343669; Augsburg pub. house; Min-
neapolis.
LYRISCHE EPISODEN; von Hugo Mar-
tini, op. 125, nr. 1-8; klavier. In-
halt: Papillon.—Mazurka.—Lied im
volkston. — Libelle. — Canzonetta.—
Scherzetto.— Tarantela.— Abend-
friede. [7462
© Feb. 2, 1913; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
EK 306712; P. Pabst, Leipzig.
MA; versi di musica di
Walter Borg. [7463
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 19138;
E 307213; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Ugo Ricci,
MA BONNIE BEAR; a rag time by Maria
Gutiérrez-Ponce; piano. [7464
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303809; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
MACBETH; intermezzo by J. St. A.
Johnson, arr. by Adolf Schmid; or-
chestra and piano conductor. [7465
©) (Apr: 15, »1993%) 2 ef “Apr. 36,
1913; E 307355; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
MACHEN WIR ZUSAMMEN EINE FIRMA
AUF; aus der posse Filmzauber, mu-
sik von Walter Kollo, arr. von
Adolf Eckstein; salon-orchester.
[7466
©) Noy. 15,) 1912; 2c. Mar, “21,
1913; E 303495; Drei masken-verlag,
Munich, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
——duett aus der posse Filmzauber,
text von Rudolf Bernauer u. Ru-
dolph Schanzer, musik von Walter
Kollo. [T7467
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307119; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
Mac VEAN (HELEN TRACY) Three
nature songs; words and music by
H. T. Mac Vean. Melody only.
Contents: Twilight shadows.—Sun-
set lullaby.—The hills. [7468
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1913; E 309019;
Helen Tracy Mae Vean, San Fran-
cisco.
451
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7469
pt. 111, n.s8.,v.8
MADAME REDSLEEVES; musical comedy
in 1 act, lyrics by W. H. Francisco,
music by A. S. Shay. Vocal score.
[7469
© 1c Apr. 16, 1918; D 19278:
Anna Lambert Shay, Easton, Pa.
MADELEINE; book by Grant Stewart,
music by Victor Herbert. Vocal
score. [T470
© 1 ¢ Apr. 15, 1918; E 310683,
_G. Sehirmer, New York.
MADCHEN-HERZEN; walzer von Karl
Huppmann, ftir klavier zu 2 hinden.
[T7471
©) Mar, °8; 161s: 12e Mar. 22,
1918; E 3808626; Anton Béhm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
MAGDELEIN, HABE ACHT; ged. von Jul.
Gersdorff, musik von Gustav Balda-
mus, op. 99, no. 2, fiir mannerchor ;
partitur. 4to. [7472
© Dee. 19, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1918:
EK 3073826; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig.
MARCHEN AUS SCHONER ZEIT; waltzer
by C. Faust, op. 96, arr. by W. F.
Kretschmer, rey. by Gaston Borch;
orchestra and piano. 4to. [7473
© Mar. 14, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 9, 1918;
EK 309081; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. |
MAUSCHEN (DIE) VON BERLIN ;
marsch-intermezzo aus der revue.
So bummeln wir, musik von Jean
Gilbert, arr. von Joh. Doebber: sa-
lonorchester. [7474
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
EK 306792; Thalia theater-verlag,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arr. for salon orchestra. ]
MAGNET (THE) AND THE CHURN; from
Patience, words by W. S. Gilbert,
music by Arthur Sullivan, arr. by
L. B. Marshall; mixed voices. 4to.
(The beacon series of vocal selec-
tions for schools, classes and cho-
ruses, no. 2938.) [7475
© Mar. 27, 19138; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 310065; Silver, Burdett €& co..
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
MAGNET (THE) OF LOVE; from The tik-
tok man of Oz, lyric by L. Frank
Baum, music by Louis F. Gottschalk.
[7476
©) Apr; 14, 19182: 2 «Apr 15,
JOS ; EK 310362; Jerome H. Rem-
ick & co., New York.
i
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS; set to
music by F. Edmonds; in A. 4to.
[T4177
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2c. Apr. 10, 1918;
E 303694; Frank Edmonds, Nutfield,
Surrey, England.
set to music by John EK. West; in
B flat; mixed voices. (Parish choir
book, no. 896). S8vo. [7478
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1918;
E 303685; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
words from the Bible, music by
Charles Dudley Underhill; solo and
quartet or chorus with piano and
organ acec., in E flat. 4to. [T479
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 @ Mar 22.
19185; E 308771; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS IN C;
words from the Bible, music by H.
Clough-Leighter, op. 51, nos. 3 & 4;
mixed chorus with organ ace. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 5689.) [7480
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; E 308801; G. Schirmer, New
York.
MAIDEN’s (THE) PRAYER; words by
Horatio M. Bailey, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale eco., ine. [7481
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2.¢ Apr. 2; 1913;
E 810047; H. M. Bailey, Blue Ridge,
NY
MAIENZEIT; 1 u. 2 strophe von Victor
von Bliuthgen, 3 strophe u. musik
von August Horn; minnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [7482
© Apr. 12: 1913; 2 eee
1913; E 3093821; Justus Wilhelm
Jost, Philadelphia.
MAKE CHRIST KING; a special Chil-
dren’s day service for the Sunday
school, with selections for the choir.
29, [2] D. .Svo. [7483
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2-e. Aper 7, 2093;
A 344860; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
MAKE YOUR MIND UP, MAGGIE MACKEN-
ZzIE; written by A. J. Mills, composed
by Bennett Scott. [7484
© Apr. 4, 1918; 2¢. Apr. 14, 1918;
E 303870; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
MALBROUK S’EN VA-T-EN GUERRE; valse
trés facile sur de l’operette de R.
Leoneavallo, arr. par Henri Van
Gael; piano. (Les succés univer-
sels collection, no. 12.) [7485
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
303799; Max Eschig, Paris.
452
no. 4, 19138
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
MALVERN HILLS IN sPpRING (The meet-
ing place); words by Marguerite
Radclyffe-Hall, music by Robert
Coningsby Clarke. [7486
Sy wpe. 16; '498Ss'2 oo Apr. 17,
1913; E 308911; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
MAMMA WHERE IS THAT BETTER LAND;
words by Z. Trotter, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [T487
eyemar. 17, 1918." 2 ©. Apr. .2,
1918: BE 305959; Mrs. Zonna Trotter,
Steubenville, O.
MAMMy JINNY’S JUBILEE; march and
two step by L. Wolfe Gilbert and
Lewis F. Muir, arr. by Robert
Recker; orchestra. 4to. [7488
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 24,
1913; E 309352; F. A. Millis, inc,
New York.
_—words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music
by Lewis F. Muir. [7489
© Apr. 15, 1913;.2'c. Apr. 14,
1918; E 310301; F. A. Mills, inc,
New York.
MAN LACHT, MAN LEBT, MAN LIEBT;
walzer nach motiven aus der oper-
ette “Die kino-kénigin, text von
Georg Okonkowski und QJulius
Freund, musik von Jean Gilbert, arr.
von Otto Lindemann; piano mit
lberlegtem text. [7490
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307313; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
walzerlied aus der operette Die
kino-kénigin, text von Georg Okon-
kowski and Julius Freund, musik
yon Jean Gilbert. [7491
i), Dee. 10, 1912- 2. ec. Apr. 16,
1913; E 3073815; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
——walzerlied aus der operette Die
elfte muse, text von Georg Okon-
kowski, musik von Jean Gilbert.
[7492
© Dec. 4, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 19138;
E 307312; Biihnenverlag Ahn &
Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
MAN MUSS GEHN MIT DEB ZEIT; walzer-
lied aus der operette Die kleine
ratte, text von Robert Hank, musik
von Lill Erik Hafgren. [7493
© Jan. 26, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306771; Harmonie verlagsgesell-
schaft, g. m. b. h., Munich.
MANN (EIN), SO WIE DU; walzerlied
aus der operette Der frechling, text
von Fritz Griinbaum und Heinz
Reichert, musik von Carl Wein-
berger, fiir eine oder zwei sings-
timme. [7494
© Jan. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
I} 807079; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Harzmansky), Leipzig.
MANN (DER) UBER DREISSIG; text von
oO. A. Alberts, musik von Hugo
Leonard. [7495
© Nov. 80, 1912; 2 ec Apr. 16,
1913; Ef 307834; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich.
}TANOLOS Y MANOLAS; Spanish dance
by J. Tabouda Steger, arr. by Dome-
nico Savino; small orchestra. 4to.
[7496
© Apr. 23, 1913;'2.¢. Apr. 24
19138; E 3809354; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
MAN’S MASTERPIECE; words by Mrs. E.
Boyle, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine, [7497
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308950; Mrs. Ed. Boyle, Skibo,
Minn.
MANSARDENLIED; aus der operette Der
kleine konig, text von Robert Bo-
danzky, musik von Emmerich Ka4l-
man. [7498
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
BE 307145; W. Kareczag, Vienna.
von Emmerich Kalman, arr.
yon Hans Schott; salonorchester.
Ato. [7499
© Nev. 22,1912: 2 ‘c., Apr. 26,
1913; E 307287; W. Karezag, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
MAPLE (THE) CITY KIRMESS MARCH;
by P. Maggs; pf. [7500
© Apr. 16) 1913; 2° e¢) Apr. 19,
1913; E 310486; Pearl Maggs,
Chatham, Canada.
MAPLE (THE) LEAF FOREVER; national
song of Canada, by Alexander Muir,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military
band. [7501
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310164; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
Marcu; by Eric De Lamarter.
Suite for organ.
See
Marcu In Ff mMagor. See Solo organist.
453
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7502
Marcu (TWE) OF PROGRESS; by H.
Federoff; pf. Baltimore, Maryland
music pub. co. [7502
© Apr. 23) 19135) 2" ec ApenzZs:
1913: E 310597; H. Federoff, Balti-
more.
MarcH OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE;
Turkish patrol, by G. W. Meyer; pf.
[7503
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1918;
EH 309275; Geo. W. Meyer music Co.,
New York.
MARCH OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS; by
Carl Bonner; pf. Treble cleffs.
Boston, Evans musie co. (Ten tiny
tunes, no. 2.) [7504
© Apr 1. 19ts soe Amr S113 *
EH 310116; W. A. Evans, Boston.
Marcu THE TYRANT. See The tyrant. |
MARCHE DES BOHEMIENS; par Aimé
Lachaume; piano. [7505
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303739; Costallat et cie., Paris.
MARCHE DES PETITS GYMNASTES; par
Léo Pouget; orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [7506
(©) Jani 1 1913-2.¢e,,Apr. 7, 1913;
EK 303740; Costallat et cie., Paris.
MARCHE MOSCOVITE; par Fernand
Mériel, pour piano. [7507
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 8038827; Lointier, Nice, France.
MARCHING ON TO VICTORY; words by
Schuyler Greene, music by Otto Mot-
zan, [7508
Oy eAnrs26. 19lo.)\2\\G “Apr, > 28,
1913; E 310577; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York.
MariA, Mari; Neapolitan song, words
by M. Louise Baum, music by Ed-
uardo di Capua, arr. by N. Clifford
Page; three female voices. (Laurel
octavo, no. 230.) [7509
© Apes 941918 +226. Apres,
1913; E 310310; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on text and arrangement of music. ]
MARIETTA! words by Ballard MacDon-
ald, music by Sterny-Courquin.
@ Apr. 4; 1918-2 ¢ Apr’S, 1918
EH 3101838; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
MARIETTE; intermezzo-novelette by
Percy E. Fletcher; piano. [7511
Apr. 2, 191s 2e, Apres.
Ei 507178: John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
pt. 11, n.s., v.8
[7510
MARIETTE—Continued.
—— two-step polka by Sterny-Cour-
quin, arr. by Luigi Tozetti; full
mandolin orch. [7512
© Apr. 11, 1913°92 ci Ape,
1918; E 3810258; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
MARIONETTES (LES) ; morceau de salon
by Alfredo Anelli; piano. (Selected
compositions, no. 8.) [7513
©. Apr. 22, 19132 copie
19138; E 808815; M. Greenwald, New
York.
MARITANA; gems by Wm. V. Wallace,
arr. by C. W. Bennet; military band.
to. (Concert edition for military
band, no. 250.) [7514
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913;
E 310498; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
MARS LA TOUR; défilé par Ernest Mi-
gnion, pour harmonie ou fanfare,
avec clairons ad lib. [7515
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303755; E Gaudet, Paris.
MARSCHLIEDER; nach stil und spiel-
weise der alten lautenschliger, ge-
setzt von Heinrich Secherrer, fiir
gesang u. gitarre. (Deutsche volks-
lieder no, 57.) [7516
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 19138;
EH 303669; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
MarRSINAH (An Arabian night) ; valse
orientale, by Philippe Carton, arr.
by Luigi Tozetti; full mandolin
orch. [7517
© Apr. 11; 1918: 2 eee.
1918; E 310255; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
arr. by Otto Langey; band. 4to.
[7518
© Mar. 17, 1913; ‘2° c Mares,
1913; E 305584; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
Marx (JOSEPH) Ballade; von Jo-
seph Marx, ftir violine, viola, vio-
loncelle und klavier. Klavierquar-
tett. [7519
© .Sept. 15, 1912; 2.6.5 Marie,
1918; KE 3038250; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna.
Mary ANN CALLAHAN; words and
music by B. Fletcher. [7520
© 1c. Apr. 24, 19138; E 309386;
Bob Fletcher, Helena, Mont.
454
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
Mary CALLAGHAN AND ME; words by
Gilbert Parker, music by Max Miil-
ler. No. 2 in D. [7521
oe) Apr. 12,°1993.302 «Apr: 12,
1918; E 803858; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London.
MARY KNEW A THING OR TWO; words
and music by Will Carleton. [7522
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1918; E 305538;
Mooney Berlin, San Francisco.
Mary McCartyy; written by A. J.
Mills, composed by Bennett Scott.
[7528
© Apr. 4, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1918;
E 303869; Star music pub. co., 1td.,
London.
_ MARY’S APPETITE; words and music by
H. B. Kingsley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7524
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308927; H. Bethuel Kingsley, Ft.
Miller, N. Y.
MASCAGNI (Pietro) Iris; fantasia,
atto 2, di P. Mascagni, compilata ed
istrumentata da Arturo’ Diana.
Band _ partitura. (Biblioteca dei
corpi di musica, serie 26, n. 333.)
[7525
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 11,
1913; E 3038724; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Mass 1N F; English words by J. C.
Johnson, music by J. L. Battmann,
op. 193, ed. by J. Francis Driscoll.
4to. [7526
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2c. Apr. 1, 1913;
FE 3059138; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
Mass or St. ANTHONY; by Alphonse
Cary; four mixed voices with acc.
No. 3. 4to. [7527
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307181; Cary & co., London.
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREéDERIC)
Bacchus, les mystéres Dionysiaques ;
ballet de J. Massenet, transcription
par H. Mouton, pour petit orchestre.
[7528
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303814; Heugel et cie., Paris.
—— Roma; opéra tragique en 5 actes,
poéme de Henri Cain, musique de
J. Massenet, pour orchestre avec pa-
roles. Partition. [7529
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1913;
E 303820; Heugel et cie., Paris.
T5357
MASQUE (THE) OF PANDORA; opera in
two acts, text by Longfellow, music
by J. D. Sapir. 138 p. obl. 4to.
[7529*
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1912; E 283347;
J. D. Sapir, Philadelphia.
MASTER, HERE AM I; words by W. C,
Martin, music by Russell H. Miles.
[7530
© May 1, 1918; 2 ¢. May 1, 1913;
E 310992; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
MatcH (THE) MAKERS; a group of
seven songs from the comedy,
[words by Robert D. Scott, music
by D. D. Watkins.] [75381
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1918; E 309168;
Dorothy Dale Watkins, Lincoln,
Neb.
MATINEE (LA). See Délices d’une
journée,
MAVOURNEEN, MY DREAM GIRL; words
by J. H. Thompson, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [7532
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
EH 310057; J. Herbert Thompson, Ed-
monton, Canada.
MAY DAY DANCE; by S. M. Morris; pf.
[7583
pApe, 24>) 1913% 2a; Agr. Bae
1913; E 3810545; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
May DAYS; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op. 38,
no. 1; pf. New York, The Virgil
piano school co. (Golden memories,
no. 1.) [ 7584
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
FE 310096; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
MAYBE YOU’LL BE LONESOME; words by
J. Brandon Walsh, music by Murray
Bennett. [7555
© Mar. 25, 19138; 2 « Mar. 24,
1913; E 308804; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
MazurKA. See Lyrische episoden.
MAZURKA DE CONCERT; par P. Garot,
pour violon soio avec ace. de piano
_ et dorchestre. 4to. [7536
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 303756; E. Gaudet, Paris.
MEDIA VITA, DES HEIL, NOTKER (830-
912); text und musik von J. H.
Dietrich, op. 16, fiir 4-S stimmig
gemischten chor. 4to. (Musica
sacra, no. 21.) [7537
© Dee, 25, 1912: 2 ¢.. Mar. 22,
1913 ; E 303627; Anton Béhm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
455
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 117, ni s.; Vv.
MEDIATOR (THE) MARCH; two step by
Chas. Southwell; military band. 4to.
[75388
© Apr. .10,, 1913;2 e: Apr 21,
1918; HE 309271; Geo. Southwell,
Kansas City, Mo.
MerpicaL (THE) RAG; words by R. B.
Lucas, music by P. Patella and Jessie
A. Phelps. [7539
© Apr. 21, 1913. 2 ch Apes.
1913; E 309310; R. B. Lucas, % Ferd
E. Mierisch, New York.
MEDITATION; by Ewing;
piano. [7540
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 308686; Phillips & Page, London.
— See also Gounod (C. F.)
MEDITATION ON THE iST PRELUDE.
Bach (J. 8S.)
See also Gounod (C. F.)
Montague
See
MEDLEY OF OLD DARKIE SONGS; arr. by
Frank HE. Barry;
4to. Chicago, Chas. Himmelman &
co. [7541
(© Apr. 16, 19135 2° 'e. Apes 24;
1918; E 309855; B. Coanacher, Oak
Park, Il.
MEDLEY OF OLD PLANTATION SONGS; arr.
by F. E. Barry; male quartette.
4to. Chicago, Chas. Himmeiman &
co. [7542
O° Apr. 15, 4313--2e, Apr.,,24,
1918; E 3093856; B. Coanacher, Oak
Park, Il.
MEET ME; words by EH. M. Emmert,
music by E. B. Albert. New York,
C. L. Partee pub. co. [75438
(©) Apr: s3,. 1913: 2.¢ Apr,.S, 1913):
H 310161; Estelle May Emmert, St.
Paul.
MEET ME AT THE PANAMA FAIR; words
and music by T. Jarrett. [7544
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1913; E 310569;
Thos. Jarrett, Seattle.
MEET ME IN SAN FRANCISCO, KIDDO;
march song, words and music by
male quartette.
G. W. Dixon. [7545
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1918; E 309371;
George Washington Dixon, Los
Angeles.
MEET ME TO-NIGHT BY MOONLIGHT;
words by Harry Randolph, music by
Edward Spies. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7546
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308985; Edward Spies, South
Hammond, N. Y.
MELODIE SLAVE; von Ignaz Friedman,
op. 50, no. 1; fiir violoncell und kla-
vier. [T547
© Dec. 10, 1912; 2 @ Apr. 16,
1913; EH 307274; Universal-edition,
Vienna.
MELODIE VALSE; by Mrs, A. M. Virgil,
op. 38, no. 4; pf. New York, The
Virgil piano school eco. (Golden
memories, no. 4.) [7548
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 3810093; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
MELODIES; by Carl Bruno; piano.
[7549
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1913; E 309409;
Wallace & co., Pittsburgh.
MELODIOUS MEMORIES; pot-pourri select-
ed and arr. by Herman Finck; pi-
ano. [7550
© Mar. 27, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 28,
1913; H 306988; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ex-
cerpts of seventy-two musical com-
positions. ]
MELODISCHE STUDIEN; suite in sechs
sdtzen von B. Hans Keyl, fiir kla-
vier zu zwei hinden. [7551
© Mar. 29, 1915:"2 e@ Agee a.
1913; E 308880; Steingraiber verlag,
Leipzig.
Metopy JoE; words and music by L. B.
GYoss. [7552
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1913; E 310297;
Lawrence B. Gross, and Geo. EH.
Dickie, Oakland, Cal.
MEMORIES; words and music by Mrs.
M. A. L. Carr. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale eco., ine. [7553
© Mar. 29, 1918: 2.2 Apeys;
1913; FE 308964; Mrs. M. A. L. Carr,
Cannonsville, N. Y.
words by Mrs. P. L. Smith, music
by A. V. Martin. [7554
© Apr. 14,1913: 2) cea,
1918; E 310298; Mrs. Porter L.
Smith, Roanoke, W. Va.
Mrmory (A); words and music by
Heléne [Herzog] New York, Crown
music co. [7555
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 19138;
EH 3810709; Heléne Herzog, New
York.
Mermory’s BOOK; words and music by
H. T. MacVean. [7556
© 1c. Apr. 28, 19138; BE 310575;
Helen Tracy MacVean, San Fran-
cisco.
456
MUSICAL CUMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
MENAGE POLONAIS; valse trés facile
sur l’operette de Jean Gilbert, arr.
par Henri Van Gael; piano. (Les
Sueccés universels collection, no. 13.)
[7557
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 eae Jan. 2,
1918; E 808800; Max Eschig, Paris.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB Lup-
wie Frevix) I would that my love;
[and] My bark is bounding: words
by H. Heine, music by Mendelssohn,
ed. by Walter H. Aiken; two voices.
4to. (The Willis collection, no. 133.)
[7558
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310730; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on two
part arrangement. }
_— Midsummer pnight’s dream; over-
ture, music by Mendelssohn, arr. by
Edwin Evans; organ with pedal ob-
bligato. obl. Svo. [7559
© Apr. 7, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1913;
E 307390; William Reeves, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
atctnnss TU DORMI; serenata, versi e
. musica di Oscar Cattedra. [7560
i) Dec. 1, 1912; 2 «.. Apr “16,
1913; BE 307215; Polyphon-musik-
_ Werke, a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
|
(MENvET A LA COEUR; aus dem tanz-
| spiele, Die prinzessin von Tragant.
| musik von Oscar Straus. i. Grosses
_ orchester. 2. Salonorchester.
[7561, 7562
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 3,
| 1913: E 307091, 307092; Ludwig
_ Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
| Leipzig. Germany. [Copyright
‘claimed on arrangements. ]
{
is
Die prinzessin von Tragant, von
Oskar Straus; klavier. [7565
© Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8. 1913;
E 306740; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky). Leipzig.
Bie A LA couR; aus dem tanzspiel
MENUET EN FA MaAsevurR. See Bach
(J. 8.)
JENUET EN RONDEAU; extrait de piéces
de clavecin par Jean Ph. Rameau,
annoté et doigté par Blanche Selva;
pf. (Les maitres classiques de la
musique, no. 2007.) [7564
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
19138; E 307047; B. Roudanez,
Paris.
tation and fingering.]
93052—13——6
i
[Copyright is claimed on no- !
7575
MENUET LENT; di Giovanni Bolzoni,
op. 157, per violino 1°, violino 2°,
viola, violoncello e contrabasse; 1.
Partitura. 2. Parti staccata. 3.
Pianoforte solo. [7565-7567
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2c. each Apr. 21,
1913; E 3803955-303957; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
MENUET PASTORAL; par Frédéric Binet;
piano. [7568
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913:
E 308818; Heugel et cie., Paris.
MENUETT. See Strauss (Richard) ;
Der Biirger als edelmann.
MEPRIS D'AMOUR; valse lente, paroles
de René de Buxeuil, musique de R.
Furnari. [7569
© Dee. 20, 1912; ¢. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 3038745; Rosario Furnari, Nice,
France.
MERCY AND TRUTH ARE MEY TOGETHER;
anthem, words from the Bible, music
by Benjamin Whelpley, op. 16, no. 3;
men’s voices, with organ 2d lib. 4to.
(Sacred quartets aud choruses, uo.
819.) ravi)
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; E 308782; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston.
MERMAID; Caprice from Seaside scenes,
no. 3, by Geo. L. Spaulding; pf.
[7571
©. Mar. 17; 1918: 2:c,.Mar, 18
1913; E 305550; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
MERRY CHILDREN; polka by P. Asaro:
pf. Brooklyn, G. Rizzo. [7572
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
B 310706; Paolo Asaro, Brooklyn.
Merry (THE) counTEss (Die fleder-
maus) ; selection by Johann Strauss,
arr. by W. C. O’Hare; military band.
4to. [7573
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
BE 310070; M. Witmark & sons. New
York. [Copyright is ciaimed on
new arrangement. ]
MERRY PEASANT; by Theodora Dutton;
pf. [7574
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1913;
E 310189; G. Schirmer, New York.
MERRY PIXIES; two step by A. F.
Schneider; pf. [7575
© 1e Apr. 25, 1913; EB 310511;
Anna F. Schneider, New York.
457
IEEE SS Se NL —————— |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7576
MERRY WHIM; mazurka by K.
Ormsby ; pf. [7576
© Apr. 24, A913 2 er Aare 2a,
1913; E 310546; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
MES JEUNES GARS. See White (Maude
Valérie) ; Trois chansons Tziganes.
MESSAGE (THE) OF JUNE; words by
Kate W. Hamilton, music by C.
Harold Lowden. [7577
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 e. Apr. 15, 1918;
E 310387; John J. Hood co., Phila-
delphia.
MESSE DE L’ASSOMPTION DE LA T, ST5
VIERGE; accompt. 4 38 parties par
V’Abbé EF. Brun pour orgue ou har-
monium. (Chants de la messe, 11.
propre de la messe, no. 15.) [7578
© Oct. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;-
E 303888;
France.
Janin fréres, Lyon,
MESSE DE L’IMMACULEE CONCEPTION DE
LA T. STE ViIERGE; accompt. 4 8
parties par Abbé F. Brun, pour
orgue ou harmonium. (Chants de
la messe, 11. propre de la messe, etc.
no. 10.) [7579
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 3038839; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
MESSE DE LA NUIT DE NOEL; acc. 4 3
parties par l’Abbé F. Brun, pour
orgue ou harmonium. (Chants de
la messe, 11. propre de la messe etc.,
no. 1.) [7580
© Jan.d, 1918.4 Bic. Apr. 1913;
E 38038761; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
MESSE DE LA TOUSSAINT; accompt. 4 3
parties par VAbbé F. Brun, pour
orgue ou harmonium. (Chants de la
messe, 11. propre de la messe, etc.,
no. 18.) [7581
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
EK 38038840; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
MESSE DU JOUR DE NOEL; ace. a 8
parties par lVAbbé F. Brun, pour
orgue ou harmonium. (Chants de
la messe, 11. propre de la messe, etc..
nO. 2.) [7582
© Jan 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303762; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
A. | MESSE ZU EHREN DES HEIL. KBEUZES;
musik von J. H. Dietrich, op. 15, ftir
sopran, alt, tenor, bass, mit orgel-
begleitung und blechstimmen ad lib.
Partitur und stimmen. [7583
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 c Mar. 22,
19138; E 38038628; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
METHODE ELEMENTAIRE ET GRADUEE,
D’ECRITURE ET DE LECTURE MUSICALES ;
par Paul André et Pierre, en 5
cahiers. 1. Cahier 2. 2. Cahier 38.
38. Cahier 4. 4. Cahier 5. [7584-7587
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 2,
1913; E 3038842-303845; Janin fréres,
Lyon, France.
MEXICAN LOVE; lyric by G. Buck, mu-
sic by D. Stamper. [7588
©1e Apr. 22, 19138; E 310481;
William H. Penn, Gene Buck, Dave
Stamper, New York.
MEYER-STEINEG (THEODOR) 12 neue
lieder zur laute; singweiten und
lautensatz von Th. Meyer-Steineg ;
gesang und laute. 8vo. [7589
© Mar. 12, 1918; 2c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 3038675; Friedrich Hofmeister.
Leipzig.
MEYERBEER (GIACOMO) Coronation
march; words by Abbie Farwell
Brown, music by G. Meyerbeer, arr.
by Leonard B. Marshall; mixed ©
voices. 4to. (The beacon series of ©
vocal selections for schools, classes
and choruses, no. 288.) [7590 ©
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 3, 19138; —
E 310061; Silver, Burdett & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ]
Mr Lorita; words and music by O. |
Kruger. Melody only. [7591 |
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1913; E 309193; |
Otto Kruger, Toledo, O
MIDNIGHT (THE) CHIMES; an illusion, |
by Melodio [pseud.]; pf. New York, |
Luckhardt & Belder. [7592 —
© Apr. 14, 1918! 2*e oreo, |
1918; E 810385; Milo Deyo, Brook- |
lyn.
MIDSHIPMITE; four part song, words |
by Fred. E. Weatherly, music by
Stephen Adams, arr. by W. Franke |
Harling; mixed voices. 4to. [7593 |
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305910; Oliver Ditson co., Boston, |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ] |
458
a ee
|
|
|
|
:
no. 4, 1913
MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM. See Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
MiKkapo (THE); selection by Arthur
Sullivan, arr. by R. Gruenwald;
orch. (Concert edition for orches-
tra, no. 461.) [7594
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2c. Apr. 24, 1913:
E 310502; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
MILAN CATHEDRAL (Il duomo): a
vision, words by Arthur Matthison,
music by E. J. Biedermann, op. 438.
no. 2, arr. by E. S. Werner; piano
ace. (Werner’s musical recitations,
no. 68.) [7595
oe Agr. 17, 1918: 2.c Apr. 39,
1913; E 310446; Edgar S. Werner,
New York.
MILITARMARSCH 1813-1913; von Joa-
chim Albrecht, prinz von Preussen:
pianoforte. [7596
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2c. Apr. 15, 1918:
E 303899; W. Sulzbach, Berlin.
MILITARY MARCH; by I. V. Flagler, arr.
by Richard Ferber; pf., four hands.
[T7597
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
1918; E 305868; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
MILKMAN’S (THE) RAG: by Shep.
Camp, arr. by Eugene Platzmann:
piano. [7598
© Apr. 28, 1918: 2 ec. Apr. 28,
19138; E 310619; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., inc., New York.
MILLINER (THE) SHOP; musical comedy
in 1 act, lyrics by W. H. Francisco,
music by A. L. Shay. Vocal score.
[7599
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1913; D 19279;
Anna Lambert Shay, Easton, Pa.
MILLY TERRY, MILITARY MAID; words
and music by Milo C. Richter. [7600
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308899; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
MIMI D’AMOUR; chanson vécue, paroles
de A. Schmit et Géraum, musique de
J. Vercolier. [7601
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
FE 303853; J. Vercolier, Paris.
MINISTER’S (THE) SON; and
music by Will Carleton. [7602
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1913; E 305539:
Mooney Berlin, San Francisco.
words
ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
: 7610
Minona; words by David Buchan, mu-
sic by Dermot Macmurrough; in A
flat. [7603 °
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 c Apr. 18,
1913; E 303935; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
Minuet. See Bach (J. S.)
MINUET IN C; by Basil Windsor ; piano-
forte. [7604
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ¢e Apr. 21,
1913; E 303981; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
MINUET IN E MINOR; by Basil Wind-
sor; pianoforte. [7605
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c Apr. 21,
1913; E 303984; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
MINUET IN G. See Beethoven (Ludwig
van).
MIRAGE; three part song words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by A.
Walter Kramer, op. 36, no. 1;
women’s voices. 4to. [7606
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2c Apr. 24, 1913;
E 310500; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
MIssA IN G, BREVIS ET FACILES, IN
HONOREM B. M. V.; musik von Sieg-
fried Wallheim, fiir sopran, alt.
tenor, bass, mit orgelbegleitung, oder
auch mit begl. 2 violinen, cello und
contrabass mit orgel. [7607
© Dec. 27, 1912; e. Mar. 22,
1913; E 303629; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
9
~
MISSA IN HONOREM NATIVITATIS D. N.
J. Cur.: festmesse in G, von C. R.
Kristinus, op. 75, ftir sopran. alt,
tenor, bass, mit orchester und orgel.
Partitur und stimmen. [7608
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 22,
1913 ; E 303623; Anton B6hm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
MIssA TERTIA; by M. Haller, op. 7,
tenor and bass parts added by R.
Williams; for two equal or four
mixed voices and organ. Score.
Ato. [7609
©) 'Apr: (16)! 79138:°2 ¢ Ape
1913: E 309176; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
Miss1neé;: lyric by James E. Dempsey,
music by Johann C. Schmid. [7610
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310082: Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
459
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7611
Missouri; state carol, words and
music by A. B. Korn. [7611
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1913;
FE 309047 ; Anna Brosius Korn, Tren-
ton, Mo.
words by Lizzie Chambers Hull,
music by Julie Stevens Bacon. St.
Louis, Shattinger piano and music
co. [7612
© sAprii25, 191s 2 “ce. CADE Zs:
1913; H 310600; Lizzie C. Hull, St.
Louis.
MisTAKE (A); humorous quartett,
words and music by H. Ernest Hunt:
men’s voices. (Curwen’s edition, no.
50520. ) [7613
©): Apr, WA 1902S 402 ne, VAgE 18,
1918; E 303492; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
MISTERIOS; en honor de la Sma. Vir-
gen, por A. Hermosa, 4 1 voz y
piano. No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, No. 7.
No. 9. [7614-7618
Feb. 21, 1913; 2 «@ each Mar.
10, 1918; E 303660-303664; Fried-
rich Hofmeister, Leipzig.
MoDERN (THE) ORGANIST, BOOK 8.
Contents :—1. Interlude; by S. Cole-
ridge-Taylor.—2. Adagio in D minor;
by W. Wolstenholme.—3. Theme
(varied) in fF; by William Faulkes.—
4. Canzonetta; by H. F. Nicholls.—
5. Prelude chroniatique; by J. A.
Meale. 7619
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 3038709; J. A. Larway, London.
MOLASSES TAFFY; TWO-STEP AND CAKE
WALK, by J. F. Cummings; pf.
[7620
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 309055; E. A. Walsh music co.,
Brooklyn.
MOLLIE AND I; words by H. N. Hains.
musie by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7621
C) Weir. 17, 19133 2 ec. Apr. 2, 791s *
EK 310021; Hattie N. Hains, St.
Mary, Pa.
MOLLY’S A DIFFERENT GIRL NOW; words
and music by W. Sperber. Melody
only. [7622
©1e. Apr. 8, 1918: E. 309026;
William Sperber, Philadelphia.
MOMENTS MUSICALES; par W. H. Jude,
pour lorgue on l’orgue Americaine
et le piano. [7623
i). Jam. 15, '19937' 2c) Mae, 22,
1958; -E 303658; Reid bros. létd.,
London.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8
MOMENTS VALSANTS; valses caractér-
istiques par Hmil Kronke, op. 85;
piano. [7624
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1918; E 3072938; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig.
Mon AMOUR ETAIT MORT; poésie de Ed.
Haraucourt, musique de Guido Bian-
chini. [7625
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 eG) eee
1913; E 3803958; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Mon PETIT LIN. See White (Maude
Valérie) ; Trois chansons tziganes.
MONEY IN SIGHT; a musical comedy in
3 acts, lyrics and music by J. Murray
Hastings jr., et al. Vocal score.
[7626
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 310408 ; Tech show, Boston.
MONKEY MAID; lyric by Crane Wilbur,
music by Paul Rubens. [7627
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1913;
EH 308910; Fred. G. Heberlein & co.,
New York.
MOoNTANI SEMPER LIBERI; words and
music by H. W. Bush. [7628
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1918; E 309444;
Henry W. Bush, Weston, W. Va.
MONTGOMERY SCHOTTISCHE; by C. H.
Hckermeyer, arr. by Chas. Hender-
son; in C; piano. Cincinnati, The
Joseph Krolage musie co. (Melodi-
ous teaching pieces, grade C.)
[7629
© Apr. 16, 19138; 2.e Apr 78,
1918; E 310459; C. H. Hckermeyer,
Montgomery, O. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter and arrange-
ment. |
MOONLIGHT IS SPOONLIGHT; from The
naughty widow, by Kate Elinore and
Sam Williams, arr. by Sol P. Levy;
in G; hotel orchestra. 4to. [7630
© Apr. 21, 19139 Zea Rea
1913; E 310470; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is elaimed on
new arrangement. }
words by Kate Elinore, musie by
Sam Williams. [7631
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309040; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
MOONLIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI; lyric
by Gus Kahn, music by Grace Le
Boy. [7632
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 c. Apr ib,
1913; E 310370; Jerome H. Remicke
& co., New York.
460
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
MOONLIGHT REVERIE; by N. Anderson;
pf. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [7633
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918:
E 3808971; Nettie Anderson, Wood-
bine, Pa.
MoonticuHtr (A) sTROLL; words and
music by Will Hardy. [76384
© Apr, 18, 1918; 2 c,. Apr. 18,
1913; E 3809198; Bostonia pub. co.,
Worcester.
MOONSHINER’S WALTZES; by Mrs. BE. L.
Haas; pf. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [76385
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 @ Apr. 8,
1918; E 3089383; Mrs. Edwin L.
Haas, Ft. Worth. Tex.
MOONTIME IS THE TIME TO SPOON IN
JUNE; words and music by W. J.
Storz. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [7636
@ Mar. 29, 1918: 2 «@ Apr. 8,
1918; E 308977; William J. Storz,
Buffalo.
Mora (Hin stimmungsbild) ; text von
Fancy, musik von Hugo Leonurd.
[7637
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2 e Apr. 16,
1913; E 307835; Drei masken verlag.
g. m. b. h., Munich.
Morena; See Portugal (D. G.) 4
danzas.
MORGEN TANZT DER JUNGELING MIT ’NER
ANDERN SCHON VORBEI; lied aus der
operette Das farmermiadchen, text
von Georg Okonkowsky, musik von
G. Jarno. [7638
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 303969; Georg Jarno, Berlin.
See, Erotikon.
MORNING DREAMS; words by Fred. E.
Weatherby, music by L. Denza. No.
2 in F. [76389
©) Mar. 21, 1913: 2 ¢ Mar. 22,
1913; E 303616; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London.
MORNING (A) GREETING; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, op. 37, no. 1; piano. [7640
Apr 10 Joiss 2 ¢. Apr 11,
19138; E 303712; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
MoRNING (THE) LAND; words by Mrs.
Harriet E. Jones, music by H. N.
Lincoln. [7641
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c Mar. 22,
1913; E 808755; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
MorGENGANG.
7651
MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT; words and
music by Heléne [Herzog]. New
York, Crown musie co. [7642
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310710; Heléne Herzog, New York.
MORNING PRAYER; words and music by
W. W. Combs. [7643
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 ec Apr. 14,
1913; E 310294; W. W. Combs, Lo-
eust Grove, Ga.
MORRIS DANCE; arr. by Algernon H.
Lindo; piano. [7644
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 17,
1913; E 308917; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London.
Morr (LA) DE L’AMOUR; poésie de J.
Luciole, musique de A. Claussmann,
op. 17, no. 3; mezzo-soprano et piano,
avec violon ad lib. [7645
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 308769; Henry Lemoine & gie.,
Paris.
MOTHER COME AND SING; words and
music by J. C. Smith. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7646
CU Mar. uc. Tole: we CG Ar. ow
1913; E 310053; John C. Smith, Am-
bey, Wash.
MOoTHER-LOVE; words and music by G.
F, Schimmel. [7647
©. Mar. 17,1918; 2 e Mar. 24,
1918; E 808788; George F. Schim-
mel, Buffalo.
MOTHER SONG; words by James Whit-
comb Riley, music by John H. Dens-
more; medium voice in E. [7648
Cy ADE. 25, .0Is- 20 Ane 2s.
1913; E 310627; Boston music co.,
Boston.
MOTHER’S OLD ARM CHAIR; lyrics by H.
L. Palmer, music by Arthur Mor-
rison. Chicago. H. L. Palmer & co.
[7649
©' Mar, 28; 1913; > € Apes,
1918; E 308904; H. L. Palmer, Chi-
eago.
MOTTENLIED; aus der operette Der
frechling, text von Fritz Griinbaum
und Heinz Reichert, musik von Carl
Weinberger. [7650
© Jan. 21, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 3070938; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
MovE UP CLOSER, HONEY; words by F.
G. Molinet, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [7651
(C) Mar. 17.) £9038 «2 ee Aaa
1913; E 310032; Frank G. Molinet,
Evansville, Ind.
461
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7652
Movine (THE) MAN; words by Harold
Atteridge, music by Al. W. Brown.
[7652
©) Apr. '7,'1913; 2 ¢, Apry 7, 1913:
E 308901; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
MUFFLED DRUMS SAD ROLL HAS BEAT;
words by Theodore O’Hara, adapted
and composed by Duncan J. Muir.
[7653
© <Apr.. 12; 1918: 2 »c..Apr.: 14,
1913; E 310335; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York.
Mutata. See
danza.
Portugal (D. G.) 4
MURMURES DE PRINTEMPS; traduction
francaise par P. Bally, musique von
Gustav Baldamus, op. 55, no. 2;
ténors et basses 1 et 2. En parti-
tion. (Chcoeurs d’hommes favoris, no.
1954. ) [7654
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 16, 19138;
E 307259; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
Germany.
MURMURING ZEPHYRS; by Adolf Jensen
transcript par R. Niemann, ed. and
fingered by Paolo Gallico; piano.
[7655
rapt, 10le. ue Cr Ar, ole,
1913; E 309222; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing. ]
MusrEtta; valse caprice by Eugene
Wyatt; pf. [7656
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 19138;
EH 310691; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York.
Musica (THE) cLtocK; from Musical
pictures by Geo. J. Trinkaus; violin
solo with piano acc. [7657
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1918; E 3805555; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
MusIcaAL (THE) MARINES; march by
S. H. Spragins; pf. [7658
co Met OT! LOTS 8 'D ya Age a,
1918; EK 305887; Sarah Hearn Spra-
gins, Jackson, Tenn.
MUSICAL MESSAGES; ed. by Thos. a’
Becket; pf. [7659
© Apr. 28, 1918: 2 @ Apr. 29,
1918; E 309469; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
MUSICAL RITUAL FOR THE THIRD DE-
GREE; composed and arr. by J. F.
Tilley. [7660
Apr, 21,° 1918" "2 ol Apr 24.
1918; E 308979; J. F. Tilley, To-
ronto, Canada.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
MUSS ICH DENN, ERINNERUNG DIR AUF-
ZUWECKEN VON DEN SUSSEN STUNDEN
DIR ERZAHLEN; lied des Oberst Cha-
bert, aus der gleichnamigen musik-
tragédie 1. akt, von Hermann W. vy.
Waltershausen, arr. von Otto Lin-
demann; gesang u. piano. [7661
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1913;
1 303496; Drei masken-verlag, g. m.
b.h., Munich. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
My BARK IS BOUNDING. See Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.); I would
that my love.
My BEAUTIFUL WALTZ; words and mv-
sic by S. Chas. Lavin. [7662
© Apr. 24, 1918; 2 e« Apr. 24,
1918; H 3809870; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
My BELOVED; by C. McCarty. New
York. Kellogg music co. [7663
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
BE 309188; Clara McCarty, Fortville,
Ind.
My BRAVE SAILOR LAD; words by O. 8S.
Dean, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7664
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 19138;
E 3810015; O. S. Dean, Collowhee,
N.C:
My COMRADE; words by Mark Swan,
music by Karl Sherman. [7665
© Apr. 16, 1918*) 2.¢) Apeeae,
1913; E 309179: Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
My DARLING; words and music by Mrs.
M. Gordon. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [7666
© Mar. 17, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 2, 19138;
FE 305957; Mrs. Matthew Gordon,
Mora, N. Mex.
My DAYS ARE IN HIS HANDS; text by
Fred G. Bowles, music by Ernest R.
Ball. Song with violin obligato and
piano ace. [7667
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2c. Apr. 1, 1918;
E 305897; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
My DEAR TRAIN; words and music by
Dave Harris. [7668
© Apr. 10, 19135) 2.0), Apmao0,
1918; E 309129; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
My DEAREST FRIEND; words by H. C.
Elliott, musie by Eura L. Tussing.
[7669
() Apr. 12, 1918." 3) Gee yaa,
1913; E 310241; EH. L. Tussing, Pick-
erington, O.
462
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
My DREAM GIRL; by Geo. Hoff; orch.
[7670
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 18,
1918; E 309218; Washington music
pub. co., Washington. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
My DREAMLAND GARDEN; words by Isa-
bel Sutherland, music by R. Jeffer-
son Hall. [7671
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1913;
B 3805947 ; Percy Ashdown, Boston.
My DREAMLAND GIRL; words by C. M.
Denison, music by E. F. Dusenberry.
[7672
© Apr. 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 309288; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
My DREAMS OF YoU; ballad, words and
music by Arnold & Brown. [7673
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1913; E 305937; Standard music co.,
Providence, R. I.
My DREAMY PAL; words by Art. W. Mo-
gren, music by Orville E. Erickson.
[ 7674
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 11,
1913; E 310234; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
My GUIDING STAR; words by F. Hearon,
music by B. F. Behrend. Newark,
N. J., Behrend music pub. co. [7675
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 24,
1913; E 309377; Fanny MHearon,
Newark, N. J.
My HEART IS A LUTE; words by Lady
Lindsay, music by R. Huntington
Woodman; high or med. voice.
(Two songs, no. 2.) [7676
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1913;
B 310194; G. Schirmer, New York.
My HEART IS YOURS; words by M. S.
Wall, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7677
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305995; Melvin S. Wall, Gage,
Okla.
My HEART TOLD ME; words by Bruce
Brown, music by F. Henry Klick-
mann. [7678
© Apr: 21, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1913; E310424; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
My HIDDEN ROSE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Alfred
Harriss. [7679
-) Aor...16,. 3013342 cc. Apr. 17;
1913; E 303912; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
7689
My HONEY MOON MAN; by H. H. Wil-
liams; orch. 4to. [7680
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305931; H. H. Williams,
Providence, R. I.
My IrIsH ROSE; words and music by
M. B, Jones. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Hatch music co. [7681
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 309015; Mary Belle Jones, Virden,
Ill.
My KENTUCKY GAL; from the musical
fantasy The gipsy stranger; words
and music by J. M. Boyd. [7682
© Apr. 12, 1913; 2 c Apr. 11,
19138; E 310288; Jeanne M. Boyd,
Fremont, Neb.
My LITTLE ANGEL; reverie, by L.
Weber; pf. Kansas City, Weber
bros. [7683
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1913; E 3103849; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kan.
MY LITTLE TELEPHONE GIRL; words by
J. T. Zwernemann, music by Jack
Edmunds. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. [7684
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
BE 310156; John T. Zwernemann,
Houston.
My LITTLE WHITE LOVE; words and mu-
sic by I. M. Mitchell. [7685
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 c Apr. 15,
1913; E 310402; I. M. Mitchell, Los
Angeles.
My LOVE FOR YOU IS STILL A DREAM;
words and music by William Dick,
arr. by Fredric Watson. [7686
© ‘Apr. '24, 19138; 2°e@ Apr: ‘25,
1913; E 310520; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
My LOVIN’ PICTURE MAN; words and
music by Ben and Dave Levy and
Leo Friedman. [7687
Cc) Apr. 17, 1913; 2..¢. .Apr. 18,
1913; E 309233; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
My Loyatty; words by E. H. Will-
mott, music by Arthur Chesney; no.
a ae [7688
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1913; E 307011; BE. H. Willmott,
London.
My MIGNONETTE; words by Dubin and
Gaskill, music by Chas. P. Shisler.
[7689
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 26,
1913; BE 309407; Emmett J. Welch,
Philadelphia.
463
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7690
My oLp eirLt; from Nobody’s darling,
words by Wm. Cahill, musie by Al-
fred Solman. [7690
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 1, 1913;
FE 305882; Joe Morris music co.,
New York.
My OLD HOME ON THE HILL; words by
Jack Frost, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale
co., ine. [7691
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
EH 3805986; Mrs. J. S. Clark, Coopers-
town, N. Y.
My ORCHARD IS SHORT OF A PEACH LIKE
you; words by Ned. Nye, music by
A. Von Tilzer. [7692
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2 e. Apr. 30,
1918; EH 809461; Albert Von Tilzer,
New York.
My owN CoLLEEN; words and music
by HE. O’Connor. Detroit Cecilian
music co. [7693
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 24,
1918; H 308803; Edward O’Connor,
Detroit.
My Pinot, JESUS SAVIOUR, PILOT ME;
sacred duett, words by Hdward Hop-
per, music by W. C. Williams; sop.
alto or tenor and bar. [7694
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 24,
1918; E 808787; Robin Ellis, New
York.
My PRETTY ESKIMO; by A. Sayers, arr.
by Chas. T. Edwards. [7695
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1918; E 310338;
Alvin Sayers, Wilmington, Del.
MY ROSE GARDEN; words and music by
J. H. Kenney, arr. by J. H. Wie-
gand. [7696
ey) Apr. 16, ° 1913-2. ce, Anr. 19,
1918; E 310437; James H. Kenney,
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
My Sanpwicu ISLAND Sat; written
and composed by Vernon Cassard.
[T7697
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1918; E 308893; K.
van Armhem Palmer, New York.
My son ABsoLom ; words by W. Burns,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[7698
Pe. Apr 2.4913 *
Burns, Washburn,
© Mar. 17, 1918;
HK 310013; W.
Wis.
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
My SUPPLICATION (Supplicato) ;
words and music by M. E. Paul.
[7699
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1913; EB 810186;
Margaret IX. Paul, Richmond Hill,
NOY.
My SWEETHEART IS FOND AND TRUE;
words by S. F. Duffy, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7700
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
FE 310058; Stephen Francis Duffy,
Philadelphia.
My THOUGHTS GO BACK TO YOU; words
by I. M. Walter, music by Thomas
Rennie, Jr. [7701
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1918;
E 3059038 ; Irma M. Walter, Seran- |
ton, Pa.
My TRUE LOVE HATH MY HEART; Saipds
by Philip Sidney, music by Helen
W. Dyckman; med. voice and piano.
[7702
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 19138;
EK 3809150; Boston music co., Boston.
MY TURTLE DOVE; words by C. F.. Hoff-
man, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [7703
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308962; C. FF. Hoffman, Mil-
waukee.
Myrra; valse orientale by G. H. Clut-
som, arr. by Anton Morette; piano.
[7704
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 Gc) Aare
1913; E 3803877; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
Ns ¥. U. &. A. (TAR);
by M. O’Grady.
ivrics and music
[7705
© Apr. 24, 1913* 2 G@ Ane aes.
1913; E 810521; Mary O’Grady, New
York.
Nacut (Nat): von Louis Glass, op.
45; pianoforte. (Stimmungsbilder,
no, 3,) [7706
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
FH 306785; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
NACHTLIED; words by Friedrich Geibel,
music by C. HE. Le Massena. New
York, Driggs & Le Massena. [T707
© Mar. 81, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 19138;
E 305901; Clarence EK. Le Massena,
New York.
Nancy BoYer; waltzes, by Chas. BE.
Roat; pf. [7708
© Apr. 21, 1913: 2) meee,
1913; E 309276; Chas. HE. Roat music
co., ltd., Battle Creek, Mich.
464
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
Nancy L&E; part song, words by F. B.
Weatherly, music by Stephen Adams,
arr. by W. Franke Harling; mixed
voices. 4to. [7709
© Apr, 2, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 24, 1913;
E 310499; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
NAPOLETANA (LA); tempo di tarantella
par Mich. Chiesa; piano seul. [7710
Mar. 18, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 16,
19138; E 307255; C. Schmid] & co.,
Leipzig.
NARRENSPIEL; musikalische szene, ged.
yon Leopold Mendel, musik von
Eduard Walter, op. 57, fiir eine hohe
stimme mit klavier-begleitung.
[7711
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307305; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York.
NatTatia; Spanish pastoral by Fred
Luscomb; orchestra. [7712
So apr. 21.7913: 2°e Apr. 22,
1913; E 810476; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WATURE’S GLAD GOOD MORN; words by
Elsie G. Ide, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [7713
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305998; BE. G. Ide, Ft. Morgan,
Col.
NEAPOLITANISCH. See Tschaikowsky
ede)
NEAREST (THE) THING TO CHICKEN IS
THE FEATHER ON HER HAT; poultry
by Billy Heuston and Arthur Jd.
Goodhart, gravy by Geo. Friedman.
[7714
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1913; E 310353; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
"NEATH OTHER SKIES; words and music
by Heléne [Herzog]. New York,
Crown music co. {T7715
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310708; Heléne Herzog, New York.
NEBRASKA; words and music by N.
Bernstein, arr. by Perl Minick;
men’s voices. Published by Western
publicity co. [7716
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305929; Nathan Bernstein, Omaha,
Nebr.
7725
NEGERWIEGENLIED (Plantation song) ;
musik von G. H. Clutsam, fiir ge-
mischten chor; partitur. 4to. [7717
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
H 306774; Otto Junne, Leipzig. ,
NELLY BLy; intermezzo-two step by
Val Cheyne; orchestra and piano
conductor, 4to. {7718
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
EK 303692; Hawkes & son, London,
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
NERISSA; waltz romancia, by A. E.
Rice; pf. Waterbury, Conn. The
Fulton music co. ine. [7719
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 19,
1913; E 310448; A. E. Rice, Water-
bury, Conn.
NESTLIN’ TIME; lyric by R. M. McCabe,
music by B. M. Tice. [7720
iC. Apr, 2, '31918::' 28: Ape Bb.
1913; HB 310532; Blanche M. Tice,
Sioux City. Ia.
NEUNTE SYMPHONIE; von Gustav Mah-
ler, fiir orchester; partitur. 8vo.
[7721
©. Dee. 17, 19123.2 c. Apr 16,
1918; E 807261; Universal-edition,
Vienna.
New (THE) IDEAL; march and two-
step by Nick Brown, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer ; orchestra. [7722
Apr, 2h 1s; 2. e Apr.” 22,
1918; E 310486; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
New (THE) JERUSALEM; hymn an-
them, words by Bernard of Cluny,
music by Edward Blisworth Hip-
sher; mixed voices. S8vo. [7723
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 18,
1913; E 3092438; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
——words and music by Louise R.
Waite. [7724
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 e Apr. 21,
1913; E 3093806; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
New (THE) LiFe (La vita nuova);
musie by E. Wolf-Ferrari, op. 9;
mixed voices and boy’s’ voices,
Choir parts. 4to, [7725
© Nov. 12, 1912; 2 e. Mar. 8,
1913; E 306781; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
465
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
726
(pa
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
New (THE) NORMAL MUSIC COURSE, bk.
tpt. 12.) bik! 2optr.ah a2 Dike:
1, 2, by John W. Tufts and H. EH.
Holt, ed. by Leonard B. Marshall,
Samuel W. Cole. [New York City
ed. ] New York, Boston [etc.]
Silver, Burdett and company [1913]
6 v. 8vo. [7726-7731
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 ¢ each Apr.
12, 1913; A 3438862, 343856-343860 ;
Silver, Burdett & co., Boston.
NEW SCHOOL MUSIC PRIMER; by J. M.
McLaughlin, B. H. Hamblin and
H. A. Brick. Boston, London [etc.]
Ginn and company [1918] vi, 41 p.
Svo. [7732
© Apr. 7, 1913: 2 cwAnm 11/1913:
A 3846164; James M. McLaughlin,
Dorchester, Mass., B. Harold Hamb-
lin, Hyde Park, Mass., and Helen A.
Brick, Dorchester.
New YORK, LONDON AND PARIS; medley
overture, arr. by Everett J. Evans;
orch. 4to. [7733
Ora prvi 1915902) ¢ Apr. 21,
1913; EH 309277; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
New YorK (THE) TEAM;
Mary O’Grady, music by Marie
Lovise Woulfe. New York. The
O’Grady music pub. co. [7734
© Apr.) 19, 1913: 2c. Apr *21,
1918; E 309804; Mary O’Grady, New
York.
NEWFANGLED (THE) WALTZ; words by
Leon Pope, music by W. Goldsmith.
[7735
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1918; E 310391;
Willard Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
NI zISK, NI SLAVU; smés sokolskych
pisni, vyjma 5, 8, 12, a 23 na texty
O. L. Stastného, pro piano na 2 ruce,
apravil M. Urbaéanek. [7736
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 30,
1912; E 306998; Mojmir Urbaének,
Prague, Austria.
lyric by
NICHT KUSSEN; text von Louis Tauf-
stein, musik von Hugo Leonard.
Munchen, Harmonie-verlag, g. m.
D. 6h, [(t3T
©: Deo3) 1912; 2 ee Apr.:3,4013 5
E 3807120; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
NIFTY KID; words and music by A. J.
Dornseif. Worden. If1l. Dornseif
music co. [7738
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 9, 1918;
H 309122; A. J. Dornseif, Worden,
Til.
NicHt (Nacht); English version by
Paul Hoffmann, music by Otto
Urack; sop. or tenor in D flat, alto
or baritone in B flat. [7739
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1913; EH 3038868; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
NIGHT BY THE LAKE; an idyll by
Frederick Blair; violoncello and
piano. [7740
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 ‘ei Apr Bs.
1918; E 309341; G. Schirmer, New
York.
WIGHT DIVINE, 0H NIGHT OF LOVE.
Offenbach (Jacques)
See
NIGHT IN VENICE; part song, words by
Fred Lewis Pattee, music by Addi-
son EF’. Andrews; male voices. 4to.
(Standard quartettes, no. 680.)
[7741
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
EH 809041; M Witmark & sons, New
York.
—— (Una notte a Venezia) ; serenade
duet by Lucantoni, arr. by J. B.
Lampe; orch. with piano conductor.
4to. [7742
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 30,
1918; EH 309439; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
NIGHT SONG; reverie by R. M. Stults,
arr. by Sol. P. Levy; orch. 4to.
[77438
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 3, 1913;
HE 310754; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
NieHt (THE) YOU TOLD ME NO; words
and music by Ben and Dave Levy
and Leo Friedman. [7744
©. Apr. 19, 1913" £2 "ea Ames,
1918; EH 309278; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
NIGHTS OF GLADNESS; valse by Charles
Ancliffe, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
brass band. 4to. [7745
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2)¢.,. Apr 2)1918 ;
E 305938; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
arr. by Luigi Tozetti; full mando-
lin orch. [7746
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2) @ Ape,
1918; E 310254; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
466
no. 4, 1913
| NINETTE; by Christiné. 1. Polka; arr.
by Otto Langey; orchestra and
| piano ace. 4to. 2. March and two-
| step; piano. [T747, T7748
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 16.
1913; E 3073853, 307358; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement for or-
chestra and piano, and revised ar-
rangement for piano.]
No BLADE OF GRASS CAN FLOURISH
(Kein hiilmlein wachst auf erden) ;
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, musie by Wilhelm Friedemann
Bach, arr. by Valentin Frank;
mixed voices. (Svo choruses, no.
5677 ). [7749
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c Mar. 18,
1918; E 305546; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
No I won’t; by Karl Koelling; pf.
(In Musical picture book, part 2;
Summy edition, no. 60.) [7750
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 19138;
| E 310734; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
| Nocturnein E flat. See Chopin (F. F.)
| Noél. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
| N6Grtexk (Aveust) Concert; par A.
| N6lck; violoncelle avec accompt. de
| piano, en La mineur. [7751
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
| FB 306726; Johann André, Offenbach
a. M., Germany.
|Non v1 CREDO; versi di A. Barbieri,
' musica di E Cannio. [7752
| © Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307217; Polyphon-musikwerke,
| a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NON TI SCORDAR DI ME; versi di Libero
| Bovio, musica di Ernesto de Curtis.
| [7753
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307216; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
a
NORA DARLING; words and music by E.
Gordon. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [7754
' © Mar. 29, 1913; 2 « Apr. 8.
19138; E 309005; Elgiva Gordon,
Utah.
Nori; tango, by U. Davis; pf. [7755
| © 1c. Apr. 28,.1913; E 310572;
' Uriel Davis, Washington.
NoRMA SELECTIONS. See Famous selec-
tions from famous operas.
NOS HUMORISTEFS:
| 467
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
marche par Albert
Landry; orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [7756
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 7, 1913;
BH 303741; Costallat et cie., Paris.
NotTe (LA) DEL SABBA CLASSICO; dal
atto 4 di Mefistofele di A. Boito,
istrumentazione di Carmine Jan-
niello. Band _ partitura. ( Biblio-
teca dei corpi di musica, serie 26, n.
331). [TT57
Apr. 10, 1913; -2\.¢) Apr,..11,
1918; E 3038725; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
NOUREDDIN’S SONG; poem by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Reginald de
Koven, op. 358, no. 3; high voice.
(Three pictures from the orient,
no. 3.) [7758
©. xpr. 16; 1915-2 eo Ane oie,
1913; E 309190; G. Schirmer, New
York.
NOUVEAUX (LES) CANTIQUES; coliec-
tion de chants francais, musique de
F. de la Tombelle, avec ace. pour
orgue ou harmonium. 38° cahier.
Contents :—Quand le jour apparait
au ciel—Le Sauveur promis a la
terre.—Le Christ est ressuscité.—
Venez, esprit saint.—Bien heureux
habitants du ciel—Agneau de Dieu
venu sur terre. [7759
© Jan. 1, 1913: 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303764; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
Abbé F. Brun., avec ace. pour
orgue ou harmonium. 1° cahier.
Contents: — Victimae Paschall. —
Cantique 4 1euchaoristie.—Nous
yous saluons.—Notre Pére.—Pour la
féte de lascension.—Cantique de
Ste Anne. [7760
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 303763; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
Now behold. See Gounod (C. F.)
Nurr p’amMour (Night of love); valse
lente by Eugene Michel, arr. by Ed-
mond Earle; salon oreh. with har-
monium and piano acc. [7761
(© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 308725; W. A. Quincke &
co., Los Angeles.
NUITS DE JUIN; poésie de Victor Hugo,
musique de Jean Neymarck. (3
mélodies, no, 1.) «[T762
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 308810; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1763
pt. Dy sees
Nr. 18. FrnaLtE 11. See Frauenfresser
(Der).
Nunc pimittris. See Magnificat and
Nune dimittis.
NUNC DIMITTIS IN C. See Magnificat
and Nune dimittis in C.
NvvipA; oriental intermezzo, by BH. B.
Claypoole, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; band. 4to. [T7685
(©) Apr: 24, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 25,
1913; E 310518; Jos. W. Stern & co..
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
arr. by Luigi Tozetti; full man-
dolin orch, [T7764
© Apr. 11,1918; 2.¢ Apr. 12,
1913; E 310260; Jos. W. Stern & co..
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
NYMPHS AND FAUNS; woodland revel
by Neil Morét; piano. [7765
Gy Apr th. 1Ots. 2p. oAOp. 17,
1918; E 310466; Whitney Warner
pub, co., New York.
NYMPHS 0’ THE SEA-WOLD; waltzes by
R. E. Hildreth; orch. 4to. [7756
(C) Apr a 1913; 2 c.Apr. 6, 1913;
E 310178; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
OQ CLAP YOUR HANDS TOGETHER; an-
them, text from the Bible, music by
Alfred Wooler ; mixed voices. (Max-
well octavo, no. 355.) [T7767
© Apr. 12, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 14,
1918; EH 3103830; William Maxwel!
music co., New York.
O DU MEIN BENJAMINCHEN; Rhein-
liinder-gavotte nach motiven der
operette, Das spitzenhemd, von G.
im x Olutsam >. fur: klayrer . zu; . 2.
hiinden mit tiberlegtem text. [7768
rep. 6, 1918) 2c. ars 2,
1918; E 303484; Leipziger biihnen-
verlag, Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
1. Grosses orchester. 2. Sa-
lonorchester. [7769, 7770
© Jan. 25, 1918; 2 @ each Mar.
21, 1913; E 303482, 303433; Leip-
ziger biihnenverlag, Erhard Schultz,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangements. ]
O FOR THE WINGS OF A DOVE; anthem,
music by H. W. Petrie. 8vo. [7771
‘c) Apr. 18, 1913; 2 «Apa 18;
19138; E 3809244; Theo, Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
a ah a
OQ GIVE THANKS (Tantum_ ergo);
motett, words from the Bible, music
by
voices; organ ace. (Octayo church
music, no. 6.) [7772
© Apr. 28,.1913;.2 @ Apr ao
1918; E 310452; Gilbert music co.,
Chicago.
} HEIL’GE SEELENS-PEISE. See Bonvin
(Ludwig); Vier Eucharistische ge-
siinge.
O JESU, WENN WIR DENKEN DEIN.
See Bonvin (Ludwig); Sechs Herz
Jesu lieder.
© JEsus, THOU ART STANDING; hymn
anthem words by W. W. How,
musie by Daniel Protheroe;
solo and chorus. (Central church
collection, no. 13.) [7773
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2'¢ Apr. s, 79ls-
Herbert J. Wrightson; mixed
alto |
E 310060; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
O LOVE, I WILL THY SHEPHERD BE; ©
words by Hdward Tesehemacher,
after Heine, music by Margaret S.
Whitcombe. [TT74
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 307172; Boosey & co., London.
O SALUTARIS
(Josef) Vier liturgische gesiinge,
——Sce also Veni Creator,
’O SOLE ’E PRIMMAVERA; versi di A.
Barbieri, musica di Hduardo di
Capua. [7775
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce Apr, 16, 1913;
E 307222; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahbren-Leipzig.
OQ sUSSE, SUSSE, KOMM; text und
musik von Rudolf Baron. (Caba-
ret-sterne, no. 14.) [7776
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 e Apr. 18,
1913; E 803929; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
’O SURDATO NERVUSO; versi di Aniello
Califano, musica di Enrico Cannio.
[T7777
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 e Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307221; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
’O sSUSPIRO; versi di Ferd. Russo,
musica di Osear Cattedra. [7778
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 307220; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
OBEREK. See Polskie tance na wesela.
468
Hostia. See Gruber ©
‘OBERSTEIGER (DER); operette von Carl
Zeller, bearbeitet von Bogumil Zep-
ler. (Jn Musik fiir alle, 9. jahrgang,
nr. 108.) [7779
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2c. Apr. 7, 1913:
E 303638; Ullstein & co., Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
|:OCEAN waAvES; by R. Julian; pf.
| Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
inc. [7780
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 e¢. Apr. 8,
.- 1913; E 308992; Ralph Julian, New-
ark, N. J.
OFFENBACH (JacqguEes) Night divine,
oh night of love; barecarolle, from
The tales of Hoffmann, English ver-
sion by Charles Swicard, music by
J. Offenbach, arr. py E. A. Price;
trio or chorus for women’s voices.
4to. [T7781
© Mar. 19, 19138; 2 e. Mar. 21,
1913; E 307014; Arthur W. Tams,
music library, inec., New York.
[Copyright is claimed on new adap-
. tation of words & music.]
|—— There is a perfume; chorus with
| dance, words anon., music by Jaques
| Offenbach, ed. by J. M. McLaugh-
ding. 4to. (The coda, no. 409.)
i [7782
| 7 fee 28 1913: 2 c. Apr. ‘21,
1913; E 309301; Ginn and co., Bos-
| ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music and adaptation
of words. ]
}
Thomas Moore, music by Frederick
. Austin. (Modern songs, nv. 79).
. [7783
| © Apr. 14, 1913; 2 ¢« Apr. 14.
1913; E 303871; Stainer & Bell, Jtd..
' London.
| OH, HOW SHE DANCES; words by Roger
Lewis, music by E Redman. [7784
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309156; Will Rossiter, hCicago.
| OH, I LOVE A SUMMER NIGHT; words by
_ T. S$. Easton, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
inc. [7785
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8,
, 1913; If 308981; Theodore S. Easton,
: Sitkum, Or.
|
On Jor! TAKE ME TO THE MOVIES, JOE!
words and music by P. L. Earley.
Camden, N. J. The Arian music co.
[77S6
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 22,
308766 ;
J.
1913; E Yr.
Camden, N.
Lyle Earley,
469
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
T795
Ou! Mr. FINKELHEIMER; Characteris-
tic dance by Howard Talbot; piano.
[T7787
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 2, 1913;
EK 307179: John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
On! Mister SHERLOCK HoLMes; words
by Basil Brady, music by Fred Wat-
son. [7788
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢ Apr. 25,
1913; E 310508; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
Ou! My Bow; from The tik tok man
of Oz, lyric by L. Frank Baum, mu-
sic by Louis F. Gottschalk; pf.
[7789
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 e@ Apr W5,
1913; E 810364; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
OH, MY LOVE DON’T GO; words and mu-
sic by E. Tonn. [7790
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18,
1913; EX 309218; Hmmalyne Tonn,
St. Louis.
On! of! words by W. M. Brown, mu-
sic by Salvatore Cusenza. [7791
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 e Apr. 18,
1913; E 309202; Brown and Cusenza
music pub. co., New York.
Ou! OH! DELPHINE; selection by Ivan
Caryll, arr. by H. M. Higgs; orches-
tra. (Orchestral selections, no. 108.)
[7792
© Apr 19 1913: 2 c. Apr. 14,
1913; E 303861; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
arr. by S. Deshon; full band.
[7793
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308780; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Ow PRETTY MISS, COME TAKE A CUP OF
TEA WITH ME; words by M. A. Dorr,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7794
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308993; Minnie A. Dorr, Lake
City, Kan.
Ow! SKIN-NAY! C’MON OVER; words by
Ruth Owen Briggs, music by Aubrey
Stauffer. [7795
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 3, 1913;
EF 310757; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
OH VERY WELL, OH YES; worte und mu-
sik von Harry Waldau, Mtinchen,
Harmonie-verlag, g.m.b. h. [7796
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307121; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
OH! YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL; two step by
A. Seymour Brown and Nat D. Ayer.
See Boosey’s military journal, 134th
series, no. 2.
OH YOU CUTIE YOU EVER, EVER LOVIN’
CHILD; words by Harry Williams,
music by Nat. D. Ayer. [7797
(©) Apr. 14, 1913312) \e." Apr. 15,
1913; E 310868; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Ou! YoU SUMMER TIME; lyric by Lu-
cille M. Sanford, music by Harry H. |
Williams, arr. by Clairmond Mil-
lette. [7798
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 38059388; H. H. Williams,
Providence, R. I.
OHIO’S CALL; words and music by A.
M. Dixon. [7799
© An in, 1915°..2 “e. Apr. 10,
1918; E 309183; A. M. Dixon, Zanes-
ville, O.
OI CORE ... OL CORE; versi di R. Fer-
raro Correra, musica di Enrico
Cannio. [7800
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307218; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Os’ MARENA; versi di Aniello Cali-
fano, musica di Hrnesto de Curtis.
[7801
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307219; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Ogos cRIOLLOS (Les yeux créoles) ;
danse cubaine by L. M. Gottschalk,
op. 37, ed. and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; piano. [7802
©) Apr: 17, 1918.22 « Apr. ae.
1913; E 309224; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing. ]
OLD (THE) APPLE TREE; words by Mrs.
N. Ohman, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7803
(Mar. 17, 1918: 2 .¢, Agr. 2)
1913; E 310084; Mrs. N. Ohman,
Montreal, Canada,
pt. 1a. s2,.97.8
OLD Biack JOE; by Stephen Foster,
transcribed by Donald D. Lowmil-
ler; pf. Left hand alone, [7804
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 e, Apr.a7,
1918; E 3809170; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
OLD (THE) BLEAK HOUSE; words by
P. Cranstoun, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [7805
©, Mar. 17, 1918; 2.¢)) Apr 2.
1918; E 310054; Pauline Cranstoun,
Freshwater, England.
OLp (THE) CHURCH AND THE NEW
PALACE; words by William S. Pitts,
rewritten by H. N. Lincoln, music
by William S. Pitts. [7806
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 22,
1913; E 308757: H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
Otp (THE) HOME; words by C. B.
Schaffer, music by John Douglas.
[7807
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1918; E 308876;
Clara B. Schaffer, Bairdstown, Cal.
OLD (THE) LOG CABIN, THAT STOOD BY
THE WAY; words by J. A. Lewis,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7808
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 «& Apr 2
1918; E 310045; John A. Lewis,
York, Pa. |
OLp (THE) LOVE IS THE BEST LOVE
AFTER ALL; by Bob Yosco, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; in G; vocal orches-
tra. Ato. [7809
© Apr. 23, 19138: 2 'e) Ape 72.
1913; EH 309861; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangeemnt. ]
OLtp (THE) MAIDS BALL; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [7810
C Apr. 16, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 16,
1918; E 3810412: Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
OLD (THE) MUSICIAN AND HIS HARP;
words and music by Wm. 8S. Pitts,
arr. by H. M. Higgins. [7811
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308752; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
Otp (AN) TIME FRIEND; words by M.
E. Buckley, music by Morris Cutler.
[7812
© Apr. 21,.1918: 2 ¢ Ape 28.
1913; E 310561; Cutler & Buckley
pub. co., Chicago.
470
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
OLD (THE) WEDDING GOWN; valse ret-
rospective by Lee Orean Smith; pf.
[78138
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 309132; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
OMAHA (THE) JHASTER- TORNADO;
words and music by H. B. Parkin-
son. [7814
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310705; Hans B. Parkinson,
Omaha, Neb.
ON, GALLANT COMPANY; part song, by
V. E. Becker, arr. by Osbourne
McConathy; mixed voices, with or
without ace. 4to. (The beacon se-
ries of vocal selections for schools,
classes and choruses, no. 289.)
7815
© Mar. 27, 1918; 2c. Apr. 3, 19138;
E 310062; Silver Burdett & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
On RAGTIME Bay; words by Barnard
Grossman, music by Fred Watson.
[7816
© Apr. 25, 1918: 2 c Apr. 25,
1918; E 310510; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
On SUNSHINE Bay; words by George
A. Little, music by Stanley Murray.
[7817
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1918; E 308805; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
ON
words and music by W.
liams; waltz song with quartette
chorus. [7818
@)>«Apr: 14,1913; 2) ec; Apr. 15.
1913; E 309166; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
ON THE BANKS OF THE OLD RIVER LEE;
words and music by Patrick J.
Walsh. [7819
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 310075; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
ON THE BARK OF THE OLD MAPLE TREE;
lyrics by H. L. Palmer, music by
Arthur Morrison. Chicago. H. L.
Palmer & co. [7820
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14.
1913; E 310339; H. L. Palmer, Chi-
cago.
THE BANKS OF LOVELIGHT BAy:;
R. Wil-
ON THE BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF MY DREAMS;
words and music by W. R. Williams.
[7821
© May 1, 1918; 2 ¢. May 1, 1913;
E 309468; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
7830
ON THE FIRING LINE; words by James
Rowe, music by Thoro Harris.
[7822
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308747; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
ON THE Goop snip NANCY LEE; words
by Jack Yellen, musie by George L.
Cobb. [7823
©) Apr. 12" 19ts!) 2: "kp te,
1913; E 310346; H. C. Weasner &
co., Buffalo.
ON THE PARKWAY; caprice by E. L.
Sanford; pianoforte. [7824
€), Apr, 18, 1918-. 2. ¢. Apr, 18,
19138; E 309245; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ON THE ROAD; words by Paul Lau-
rence Dunbar, music by Mark An-
drews; medium or low voice. [7825
@ Apr. 24. 1915) (Qe; Aprs.:28,
1913; E 3093840; G. Schirmer, New
York.
ON-TIMERS (THE); words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by W. A. Post.
[7826
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309103; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
ON TO vicTORY; words by Eben E. Rex-
ford, music by Samuel W. Beazley,
[7827
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 309259; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
ONE ANSWER—AND you; from the mu-
sical fantasy The Gypsy stranger,
words and music by J. M.
©’ Apr.) 12>: 1913: Bree iors) 441;
1913; E 310239; Jeanne M. Boyd,
Fremont, Neb.
ONE DAY; words by Mrs. H. E. Har-
rold, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[7829
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305994; Mrs. H. E. Harrold, Pas-
co, Wash.
ONE SOLDIER’S DUTY; words by B.
Brooks, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7830
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310017 ; Bessie Brooks, Hale, Mich,
471
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7831
ONE SWEET SMILE; words by F. J.
Zeringue, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [7831
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 19138;
E 308952; F. J. Zeringue, St. Rose,
La.
ONE SWEETHEART IS ENOUGH FOR ME;
words by Beth Slater Whitson, mu-
sic by W. R. Williams. [7832
@» Apr. 22, 191352 ve. -Aggrind 2,
1913; E 310246; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
ONE THOUGHT OF THEE; words by Ed-
mund Mullins, music by J. HE. Min-
nick. Washington, J. E. Minnick
co., ine. [7833
© Mar:-22."1013- 2 ¢ Mar.” 24,
1918; E 308821; Edmund Mullins &
J. E. Minnick, Washington.
ONLY A DAY FOR TEARS; words by Ju-
lia F. May, musie by J. P. Kiirs-
teiner, op. 20, no. 2; contralto.
[7834
©. Apr. 23. 1913 > 2.e;May 2, 1913:
KH 310726; Jean Paul Ktirsteiner,
New York.
ONLY A DREAM OF SUMMER; words and
music by J. J. Gardner; soprano,
alto and bass. S8vo. (School songs,
no. 17.) [7835
© Apr. 16, folie: 2 & Apr. 26,
1913; E 309411; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
ONLY A FLOWER; words and music by
M. H. Underwood, arr. by Will F.
Kretschmer. Chicago, Rayner, Dal-
heim & ¢€o. [7836
© Apr. 26, 19936 2. @: Apt: 29,
Los Angeles.
ONLY A TANGLE OF GOLDEN CURLS;
words by Chas. King, music by
Frank Dillon, arr. by Harry Thomp-
son. Chicago, Dillon and King.
[7837
jm Apr: 21, 1918: 3. @ Apr. 25.
1913; E 310525; Chas. King, Chi-
cago.
ONLY A DREAM; words by K. L. Rooney,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[7838
i) Mar, 29, 1918: 2 es Apres,
1913; FE 308932; Katharine Lauretta
Rooney, Lexington, Mass.
pt. III, n.8., v.8
ONLY ONE; music by Jim Kendis. Mel-
ody only. [7839
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1918; E 308774;
Billy Busch music pub. eo., ine, New
York.
OnLy (THE) WAY TO HAPPYLAND 198
DOWN THE ROAD OF LOVE; words by
J. Brandon Walsh, music by W. R.
Williams. [7840
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 @ Apr. 26,
19138; E 810535; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
OOLE PLATTDUTSHE LEIDER; sammelt
un bearbeit von Robert Garbe, mit
nich tou sworen lutensatz for nich
tou hoge stimm’, yon Heinrich
Scherrer. obl. 24mo. {7841
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
EK 3036738; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
OPERATIC SELECTIONS; compiled and
arr. by EF. A. Franklin; violin and
piano. [7842
© Mar. 81, 1918; 2 ¢ Mar. 81,
1918; E 305869; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on compilation and arrangement.]
OPHELIA; gavotte caprice by F. P.
Atherton; piano. [7843
© Apr. 18 1918* 2°e ae ae,
1913; E 309246; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
Crore (U’) DE LA REINE; par Orlando
Gibbons, annoté et doigté par
Blanche Selva; pf. (Les maitres
classiques de la nmiusique, no. 2002.)
[7844
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 © Mar. 81,
1918; E 307048; B. Roudanez, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on notation
and fingering. ]
| ORGONA ISKOLA [Organ school]; tani-
1918; E 309426; M. H. Underwood, |
toképzé-intezétek szimara,... irta
Dezs6 Kovaes. obl. 12mo. [7845
© Dec. 16, 1912: 2 © Mare
19138; KE 3806778; Nador Kalman,
Budapest, Hungary.
ORIENTALE (Kaléidoscope); by César
Cui, op. 50, no. 9, ed. by Eugene
Gruenberg; violin and piano. [7846
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 28, 1918;
E 309331; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
ORPHAN (THE) AND THE OCTOPUS; a
financial extravaganza, lyrics by
G. B. Hill, music by H. P. Stothart.
Vocal score. 4to. [7847
© Apr. 12, 1918: 2 ce Agee aa
1913; E 310253; Herbert P. Stothart
and Geo. B. Hill, Madison, Wis.
472
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
OSTMARKISCHES BAUERNLIED, ged. von
Wilhelm Kotzde, musik von Rudolf
Buck, op. 23: miinnerchor. Partitur.
[7848
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 15,
19138; E 303897; Verlag Dreililien,
Berlin.
OTHER (THE) SHORE; duet words and
music by M. Wilson; alto and tenor.
[7849
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 19,
1913; E 308715: Meredith Wilson,
Denver.
OUBLIONS LA VIE (Scordiamo la vita) ;
valse, paroles de L. Fortolis, ver-
sione ritmica di A. Franci, musique
de Gioy. Tartarini. 1. Chant et
piano. 2. Piano seul. [7850, 7851
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 3,
1913; E 307068, 307064; Carisch &
Jinichen, Milan.
OvuLp (THE) SIDE CAR; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by J. Airlie Dix; in
E flat and F for mezzo or contralto
and bar. or sop. and tenor or bar.
[7852
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 c. each Mar.
29, 1913; E 307031; Gould & co.,
London.
OUR ALMA MATER; Class song, by Josef
Frantz, arr. by Albert G. Mitchell;
1 or 2 violins. (The Stanhope edi-
tion, class A, no. 154.) [7853
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c Apr. 28,
1913; E 310588; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
Our B. P. O. E.; words and musi¢ by
F. W. Pratt. [7854
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1913; E 310536;
Fred W. Pratt, Buffalo.
OUR COMRADES SLEEP; four part song
by Josef Frantz pseud. of H. IL.
Heartz; men’s voices. 4to. (Secu-
lar part songs, no. 6466.) [T7855
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310225; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
Our OWN; words and music by Mrs.
Z. Bean. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [7856
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8,
1913; E 308943; Mrs. Zilla Bean,
Chrisney, Ind.
7864
OuR RISEN LorD; unison carol service
for Easter, words by T. Scott and
T Gibbonus et al., music by J. Lem-
priere Hammond; voices in unison
and organ. 4to. (Series 9 of sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 1051.)
Contents:—Angels roll the rock
away.—Sing with all the sons of
glory.—He is _ risen.—Alleluia.—
Christ the Lord is risen today.—
Hark! ten thousand voices sound-
ing. [7857
© Mar. 21, 1918;-2 c. Mar. 24,
1913; E 3808783; Boston music co.,
Boston.
OUT IN AN AIRSHIP, WITH ANGELINE;
words by J. G. S. Flett, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ‘inc. [7858
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2c. Apr. 2, 19138;
B 309046; J. G. Smith Flett, Harray,
Scotland.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS; anthem, text from
the Bible, music by Joseph Gould;
men’s voices. (Maxwell octavo, no.
356). [7859
mm) Agr 12, 1915-9 2. Ag: 14,
1913; E 308865; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
OUVERTURE MINIATURE. See Tschai-
kowsky (P. I.)
OUVERTURE ROMANTIQUE; di Alessandro
Peroni. Band partitura. (Biblio-
teca dei corpi di musica, serie 26, n.
336). [7860
Cr Apr: 10 19ts:' 2 ¢. Apri,
1913; E 303726; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
OUVRE MOI TA PORTE; sérénade par
G. Razigade; 1. Orchestre avec pi-
ano-conducteur, 2. Piano.
[7861, 7862
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303821, 303777; Georges Razigade,
Nice, France.
OVER THE HILLS TO THE POOR HOUSE;
words by Tell Taylor and Allan
Morgan, musie by Allan Morgan.
[7863
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2. ¢ Apr. 21,
1913; E 310435; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
OVER THE WAVES; waltz arr. by T.
Barile; piano. [7864
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 3807166; Theodore Lohr, New
York.
473
93052—13——7
CATALOGUE OF
7865
OVER THERE; words and music by C. W.
Welsh. [7865
©) Mar. “11, 19933) 2G. Aes.
1918; E 310288; C. W. Welsh, Alex-
ander City, Ala.
OVERTURE TO A COMEDY; composed by
H. Balfour Gardiner; orchestra.
Full score. [7866
© Mar. 19, 1913;. 2.¢. Mars20,
1913; E 307012; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
PACCHIANELLA . .. PACCHIANE; can-
zone tarantella, versi di P. Cin-
quegrana, musica di Ed. di Capua.
[7867
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1918;
EK 307228; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
PAGE POETIQUE; Giuseppe Fru-
gatta; piano.
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 307190; G. Schirmer, New York.
par
PALOMA (LA); cancién popular por M.
Yradier, arreglo de M. M. Ponce;
piano 6 piano y canto. [7869
© Dec. 10, 1912; 2 c« Apr. 16,
1913; E 307296; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement for piano and
voice. |
PANAMA; words and music by R. G.
Allen. [7870
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1913; # 309216;
Ruby Galbraith Allen, Chicago.
PANAMANIA; a musical comedy in two
acts, words by P. M. Hollister et al.,
music by F. R. Hancock et al. [7871
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 310091; P. M. Hollister, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
PANGE LINGUA; See Gruber (Josef)
Vier liturgische gesdnge.
Pansy (THE); HEART’S EASE; valse by
IF. A. Conradi; pf. [7872
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 31,
19138; E 305875; Fred A. Conradi,
Baltimore.
PAPILLON. See Lyrische episoden.
PAR MONTS ET PAR VAUX; scherzo pas-
toral par Hrnest Gillet; orchestra.
4to. [7873
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c Apr. 19,
1913; E 307866; Enoch & co., Paris.
[7868.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
PARADE MARCH; by Carl Bonner; pf.
Treble and bass celeffs. Boston.
Evans music co. (Ten tiny tunes,
NO. F<) [7874
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310121; W. A. Evans, Boston.
Parc (LE); poémes des fétes galantes
de Paul Verlaine, musique de Fer-
nand Ochse. Le recueil complet.
[7875
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2 e Mar. 31,
1918; E 307044; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris.
PARCEL POST; march by F. Henri Klick-
mann; piano. [7876
© Apr: 18, 1918; ¢2eaAgeeea4,
1918; E 310322; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
PARFUM DE ROSES (Profumo di rose) ;
valse lente par Alfredo Barbirolli;
piano. [7877
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2. 1913;
E 303819; Heugel et cie., Paris.
PARISIAN (THE) BALL; words by Lew
Brown, music by Herman Paley, arr.
by Ernst Klaplotz. Melody only.
[7878
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1913; E 309188;
Paley music co., New York.
PARSIFAL. See Wagner (Richard)
PARTING (A) REQUEST; words by
Archibald Sullivan, music by F.
Arthur Cobb; in C. _ [7879
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 e@ Mar. 28,
1913; EK 3806997; Leonard & co.,
London.
PASSACAGLIA; von Frescobaldi, bear-
beitet von Ludw. Boslet; orgel.
(Konzertstticke fiir orgel, heft 1.)
[7880
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 303648; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
PASSAI; romanza; versi e musica di
Oscar Cattedra. [7881
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2:¢; Apr/ 16/4913;
EK 307224; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
PASSION-FLOWER; valse by Pedro de
Zulueta ; piano. [7882
© Apr. 16, 1913;°2 "G@"Ape 17,
1913; E 308913; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
474
_— _—---—— -—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4,1913
7899
PASSIONS-GESANGE; text und musik
von August Weirich, fiir soli u.
gemischtan chor mit orgelbegleitung.
Orgel zud. direktionsstimme und 4
singstimmen. [7883
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2c. Mar. 22, 1913;
E 303630; Anton Bohm € sohn.
Augsburg, Germany.
PASTIME RAG; by Henri Lodge; pf.
[
@ Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. Apr.
1913; B 3094238; M. Witmark & so
New York.
29,
nS,
PASTORALE; by E. K. Heyser; organ
Svo. (Jn The choir, v. 14, no. 4,
Apr. 1913.) [7885
© Apr. 4, 1913; 1c. Apr. 7, 19138;
E 308894; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
yon Giuseppe Sammartini, arr.
von Alfred Moffat, op. 16, fiir 2
violinen mit klavierbegl, violoncello
ad lib. Transcriptionen, klassi-
scher stiicke, no. 42.) [7886
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2.c. Mar. 20,
19138; E 303570; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
PaTAKy (HUBERT) Vier chinesische
‘lieder: in einem heft. deutsche worte
von Hans’ Bethge. musik von
H. Pataky, op. 5, fiir hohe und tiefe
stimme, mit klavier. Contents :—
Die einsame.—Traurige friihlings-
nacht.—Au dem _ flusse.—Herbstge-
fiihl. [7887
© Nov. 23, 1912: 2 ¢«. Mar. 8,
1913; E 306772: Jungdeutscher ver-
lag, Kurt Fliegel, Berlin.
PATIENT (THE) LOVER; words by
Arthur Clifton, music by Hal Wo-
burn. [7888
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 4, 1918;
E 307173; Boosey & co., London.
PATRIA MIA; melodia di A. Leonardi
per pianoforte. [7889
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307065: Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
Pavu-PUK-KEEWIS’ BEGGAR’S DANCE (Der
bettlertanz von Pau-Puk-Kih-wis) ;
words by Longfellow, German ver-
sion by Herman Simon, music by
Carl Busch; med. voice. [7890
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28.
1913; E 310603: G. Schirmer. New
York.
PAVANA DANCE; Harry W. ‘Trimp’s
new society dance, music by H. H.
Fadem, and W. R. Smith; pf. St.
Louis, H. Fadem & co. [7891
© Jan 21, 1913; 1 c. Mar. 15,
1913; 1 c. Mar. 24, 1918; E 308785;
Harry H. Fadem, St. Louis.
Pr’ TTE; versi di E. Nicolardi, musica
di Oscar Cattedra. [7892
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1913;
EK 307225; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wabren-Leipzig.
PEACE OF EVENING (Abendfrieden) ;
reverie by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op.
act > pt: [78938
i)" Apr 25; 1913'S co Apra 2s.
1913; E 310567; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
PEACE, SWEET PEACE; duett, quartette
and solo, words and music by H. O.
Perkins. Fulton, N. Y., G. W. Per-
kins. [7894
(Eli ADEs AT. lO tet Ss GC. Ae eee
1913; E 310463; H. Osborne Perkins,
Fulton, N. Y.
PreG NICHOLSON WAS A GOOD BAY MARE;
words by Robert Burns, musie by
Ernest Halsey. [7895
Oran. 16, 19984 2: ae) Agere 1F,
1913; E 803914; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
PELICAN’S (THE) PARADE. See Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 397.
PENELOPE; poéme lyrique en trois
actes, de René Fauchois, musique de
Gabriel Fauré. Partition chant et
piano. [7896
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 21, 1913;
D 19286; Heugel & cie., Paris.
PENSEE DU MATIN; by H. Alexander
Matthews; pf. [7897
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 5, 1913;
E 310190; G. Schirmer, New York.
PENSEE DU SoIR; by H. Alexander Mat-
thews; pf. [7898
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1913;
E 310191; G. Schirmer, New York.
PENSO; melodia popolare di F. Paolo
Tosti, riduzione di Vincenzo Billi:
piccola orchestra. (Intermezzi mu-
sicali, n. 502.) [7899
© Apr. 10, 1918: 2 e@..Apr’ 21,
1918; E 308727; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
475
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PERFECTION EDITION CONCERT ALBUM;
containing twenty five standard and
classic compositions by eminent com-
posers, ed. by Harry Prendiville.
No. 1: Organ. No. 2. Solo and ob-
ligato violin. [7900, 7901
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ec. each May 2,
1918; E 310728, 310729; Leo Feist,
ine., New York.
PERHAPS SOME DAY YOU’RE COMING
BACK TO ME; words by Harriet Eng-
land, music by D. HE. Force. [7902
©) Apr. (12, 1918302 ce: Apr. 14, |
1918; E 310331; D. Erwin Force,
Jersey City, N. J. ‘
PERSIAN DANCE; by Jacob Spekofski;
pf. [7903
© Mar. Si, 191s: 2 e¢.
1918; E 3810138; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
PETITE BERCEUSE; by Frederick Blair;
' violoncello and piano. [7904
eS Aor: 21) 1913.2: ¢. Apr. 23,
' 1918; E 3809342; G. Schirmer, New
York.
PETITE VALSE; par J. Hollmann, arr.
‘par José Vargas-Ntflez pour piano-
forte solo. [7905
©) Apr. 2,1913: De: Apr. 3; 1913;
' K 807162; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
- don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
——WSee also Hartmann (Arthur) ;
Two characteristic pieces.
.PEU (UN) D’aMouR; valse par Lao
Silesu, arr. par H. M. Higgs, or-
chestre. 4to. (Chappell’s orches-
tral journal, no. 686.) [7906
Spar, 16, teen Se Ape 47,
1918; H 303906; Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
7 piano. [7907
i.) Man 12. 1913\<72) eo Miers 13,
1913; E 3068938; Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
PHANTOM (THE) BANJO MAN; words
by Richard W. Pascoe, music by
Hans Von Holstein.
H. Von Holstein and R. W. Pascoe,
Detroit.
PHILLIS; words by Charles Sedley,
music by Philip James; four part
chorus of women’s voices. (Octavo
' choruses, no. 5740.) [7909
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308917; G. Schirmer, New York.
Apr. 3, |
[7908 |
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1918; E 3103802; |
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
PIANO METHOD; by Maurits Leefson,
on’ 21. ParteR [7910
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2c Apr ages:
EH 3101538; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia.
PICCOLA ROMANZA; di Guido Bianchi-
ni; violino e pianoforte. [7911
© Apr. 10, 19135 20¢) Apr a,
19138; E 303728; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
PicTURES (THE) ON THE STAND; words
by E. H. Carman, music by D. S.
Craig. Seattle, Gay & Lanaway.
[7912
© Apr. 6, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310629; E. H. Carman, Noocksack,
Wash.
PIECES CHOISIES; par A. P. F. Boély,
revues et annotées par Alexandre
Guilmant, pour orgue. [79138
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303788; Costallat et cie., Paris.
PIERROT-SERENADE; by Alb. Randegger,
jr., arr. by Adolphe Dumont; or-
chestra and piano. [7914
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309082; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Pirerrot’s (A) by Julian
Kéaindt; piano. [7915
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ec Mar. 29,
1918; E 307022; L. Sterling & co.,
London.
FROLIC ;
PILGRIMAGE (THE); words by Edwin
Markham, music by Arthur Dun-
ham. [7916
© Apr. 14, 1913: 2 ey apee ar,
1913; E 310420; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
PILGRIMS CHORUS.
ard)
See Wagner (Rich-
PINHEADS (THE); comic opera in 3
acts, lyrics by John Clarke, music |
by T. J. Lindorff. Vocal score.
[7917 |
© Apr. 21, °1918* 2 G) see,
19138; D 19283; John Clarke, Flush- |
ing, N. Y.
Pipers (THE) sone; by Mrs. A. M. .
Virgil, op. 37, no. 4; pf. New York, |
(Four |
The Virgil piano school co.
moreceaux, no. 4.) [7918
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 3810097; Mrs. A.
York.
476
M. Virgil, New
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Prrate (THE); words by W. H. Sal;
musie by F. L. Price. [7919
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ec Mar. 22,
1913: E 308777; F. Lester Price,
Chicago.
Pizzicaro (En sautillant); by Henry
Weyts; piano. [7920
© Feb. 22, 1913: 2 c. Apr. 23,
19138; E 308987; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
PLANT A ROSE OF LOVE FOR MOTHER;
words and music by Z. F. Gorbet.
New Castle, Ind., Gorbet bros.
[7921
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 18,
1913; E 309205; Z. F. Gorbet, New
Castle, Ind.
PLANTATION TUNES; words and music
by Jack Mahoney. [7922
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1913;
E 310334; Wenrich-Howard co., New
York.
PLAY THAT TANTALIZING ORIENTAL
STRAIN; by Roy H. King, arr. by
H. Raasch; vocal orch. in G. 4to.
[7923
onur. 14, 1913; .2 ¢.. Apr .15,
1913; E 310380; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. |
PLAYFORD’S COUNTRY DANCES; plaine
and easie rules for the dancing of
country dances with the tune of
each dance, arr. by Mary H. Wool-
noth, music harmonized by Richard
J. CC. Chanter. (Curwen’s edition,
no. 5748.) [7924
© Apr. 28, 1913: 2 e« Apr. 25,
1913; E 307386; J. Curwen & sons,
itd., London.
PLAYFULNESS; by Carl Koelling; pf.
(In Musical picture book; part 1;
Summy edition, no. 59.) [7925
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ec. May 2, 19138;
E 310740; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
PLAYTIME; by J. C. Ames, op. 35; vio-
. lin, on the D string, and piano. (A
child’s day, no. 3.) [7926
Pooeer 10. 1912-9. -¢ Apr: Th.
1913; E 303718; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
PLEADING, PLEADING, PLEADING, LOVE,
FOR rou; words by C. A. Wicklund,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[7927
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308963: C. A. Wicklund, Lexing-
ton, Ky.
47
7936
PLEASE DON’T LOVE ANYBODY ELSE BUT
ME; words and music by Chris.
Smith, [7928
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 28,
1918; E 3810620; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., ine., New York.
PLEASE LET ME KISS YoU. See I love
you, sweetheart.
PLEASE, Mr. JUDGE, WHERE’S MY PAPA;
words by Bruce Brown, music by
Paul English. [7929
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2-c. Apr. 14,
1918; IE 3810328; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
PLEASE MISTER MAN—LOVE ME; words
by Jack Wald, music by Ralph Cam.
eron. Cincinnati, Gueen City pub.
co. [7930
Agr. 12) WS <2. Apr ad,
19138; E 3810245; C. Ralph Weil,
Cincinnati.
PLEASE WALTZ AGAIN WITH ME; words
by James Gillespie. music by G. R.
Lynch. Melody only. [7931
© ic Apr. 1, 1913; E 305888;
George R. Lynch, Bronx, N. Y.
PLEUREZ, MES BELLES; bluette, poésie
de Joseph Lointier, musique de N.
Gervasio; chant et piano. [7932
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303828; Lointier, Nice, France.
PoETE (LE) MOURANT (The dying
poet); meditation by L. M. Gott-
schalk, ed. and fingered by Paolo
Gallico; piano. [79383
© ‘Apr: 47; 1993; 2 & Apr 418.
1913; E 309231; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering, and edit-
ing.]
POLIGNAC (ARMAUDE DE) Ballade; par
A. de Polignac; piano. [7934
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303783; Costallat et cie., Paris.
POLSKIE TANCE NA WESELA; H. N.
Vann, op. 497, 119, 118; fortepian.
Contents: Wanda polka.—Oberek—
Krakowiak. [79385
©) Apr. 13;) Tis? 2 ¢. Ape ae
1918; E 310359; H. N. Vann, Buf-
falo.
PoND LILIES; waltz, by Charles
Brunover; mandolin solo with piano
ace. [7936
© Apr. 21, 1013; Be) Apr, 25,
1913; E 310528: Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
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Pony (THE) EXPRESS; words by Paul
Cunningham, music by Sam Lams-
dale. [T9387
@! Apr. 26; 1913;"2 ic Apr (26:
1913; E 310616; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., ine., New York.
Pook (THE) LITTLE RICH GIRL; waltzes
by William Furst; pf. [7938
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308885; F. B. Haviland pub co.,
inc., New York.
—— words by Lew Brown, music by
Herman Paley. [7939
© Apr. 23, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 30,
1913; E 3809448; Paley music co.,
New York.
PoPULAIRE (LA); méthode compléte
par Arnoud Krever, pour piano.
1°*° partie populaire, premiére annee.
Paris, A. Alips. [7940
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 303765; A. Krever, Paris.
PoRTUGAL (DANIEL GOMEZ) 4 danzas:
por D. G. Portugal, para piano.
Contents: — Blanca. — Morena.—
Rubia.—Mulata. [7941
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918;
EH 303679; G. Schirmer, New York.
PossuM PIE; words and music by A.
D. Crosby. [7942
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1913; E 310453;
Alpheus Dixi Crosby, Guilford Col-
lege, N. C.
POSSUMALA DANCE; polka by Tom
Clark, re-arr. by Adolphe Dumont;
orchestra and piano. 4to. [7943
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309088; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on re-arrange-
ment. ]
POSTILLION (THE); by Thomas F.
Dunhill, op. 37, no. 4; piano. [7944
i Apr. 10, 1913" 2° er Apr. 11;
1918; EH 303715; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
POURQUOL SOURIRE; valse lente par
Gabriel Robert; piano. [7945
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
EH 303789; Costallat et cie., Paris.
POUSSELCHEN; wackeltanz, text von
Paul Sneider-Duncker, musik von
Siegwart Ehrlich; gesang u. klavier
mit singstimme. [7946
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306717; Pierrot verlag, Leipzig.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8
PoPCcoRN; humoresque by Hugene
Wyatt; pf. Without octaves. [7947
© May 1, 19138; 2 ec. May 2, 1913;
E 310698; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York.
PRAGUE DEINER LIEBE ZEICHEN. See
Bonvin (Ludwig); Sechs Herz Jesu
lieder.
PRAISE FOR DELIVERANCE; exodus,
words by Henry E. Drake, music by
Chas. O. Beck. 8vo. (Jn Brooklyn
Sunday school union, June 5, 19138.)
[7948
© Apr. 18, 1913%°2 «Ape ge.
1918; E 310680; Brooklyn Sunday
school union, Brooklyn.
PRAISE, MY SOUL, THE KING OF HEAVEN ;
full anthem, music by W. R. Wag-
horne; mixed voices. S8vo. [7949
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 e@ Apr. 18,
1913; EH 309247; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PRAISE YE THE Lorp; anthem, words
and music by Will M. L. Brown;
chorus with bar. solo. 4to. [7950
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 ec. Mar. 22,
19138; E 308764; Brown & Edwards
music co., Wilmington, Del.
PRAYER (A); valse brilliante words by
Grant M. Overton, music by Bruce
J. Dellett and K. van Arnhem. [7951
©1c. Apr. 7, 1913; E 308890; K.
van Arnhem Palmer, New York.
——words by Virginia Klein, music
by John H. Densmore; medium voice
in A flat. [7952
© Apr. 25, 19138;:.2 )e vA,
1918; E 310628; Boston musSic ¢o.,
Boston.
PREACHER (THE).
revue.
See Ragtime (The)
PREGHIERA PEL GUERRIERO (Priére pour
Je guerrier) ; melodia di A. Leonardi
per pianoforte. [7953
© Dee. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 307066; Carisch & Ja&nichen, Mi-
lan.
PRELUDE; by Eric De Lemarter. See
Suite for organ.
PRELUDE AND FUGUE; by Claude W.
Parnell; in G; organ. obl. 8vo.
[7954
© Mar. 31, 1913;\2 ¢ Appeei4,
1918; E 38038873; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN F. See Gounod
(CG. B.)
478
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
PRELUDE CHROMATIQUE; by J. A. Meale.
See The modern organist, book 3.
PRELUDIO FESTIVO (Fest-praeludium) ;
di C. Adolfo Bossi, op. 89, no. 1.
(Konzert stiicke fiir orgel, heft 6;
Quattro pezzi per organo, nr. 1.)
[7955
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 31,
1918; E 307029; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
PREMIER BONHEUR; gavotte by William
Salabert, arr. by Frank Winterbot-
tom; military band. ‘Jn Military
band edition, no. 366). [7956
Apr. 21, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 22,
1918; E 3073879; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
PREPARATORY EXERCISES TO THE STUDIES
OF KREUTZER AND Rope. (Exercices
préliminaires aux etudes de Kreut-
zer u. Rode); by Jacques Dont, op.
37, rev. and ed. by Hans Wesselv;
violin. [7957
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1918;
E 307364; Augener, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
and editing.]
PRESIDENT WILSON’S MaRCH; by A. de
la Mora; band. 4to. [7958
Poem. 22; 1913; 2 «Apr. 26,
1913; BE 3093889; Antonio de la Mora,
Fort Douglas, Utah.
PRESSED ROSES; by L. Paige; pf. [7959
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 308779; Lucia Paige, Los Angeles.
PRETTY COQUETTES; célébre triple Bos-
ton-mondain; théorie et creation de
E. Giraudet, musique de Francis
Popy;: orch. avee piano conducteur.
4to. [7960
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1918; E 307085; Hachette & co.,
Paris.
Pretty Kitry O’Neit; words by A.
Van Dorr, music by W. W. New-
comer. New York. C. L. Partee
pub. co. [7961
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310163; A. Van Dorr, Detroit.
PRETTY LITTLE SUNBEAM; words and
music by VW. Russell. [7962
© 1c. May 3, 1913; E 310766;
Walter Russell, Britcola, Canada.
PREVENT Us, O Lord; anthem com-
posed by Thomas Adams; tenor or
soprano solo and chorus. 4to. [7963
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 31,
1913; E 307032; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
7972
PRIDE OF THE BAND; march two step
by W. L. Needham; pf. Chicago,
Musician self-maker co. [7964
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2c. Apr. 21,
1913; E 309296; W. L. Needham,
Chicago.
PRIPRE; par Giuseppe Frugatta; piano.
[7965
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
EB 307191; G. Schirmer, New York.
PRIMEROS (LOS) PASOS DEL VIOLONCEL-
LISTA; nuevo método por Cornélis
Liégeois, traducido por F. Pedrell.
(Estudio completo del violoncelo, en
tres obras separadas, primera obra.
op. 23.) [7966
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 19138;
EK 303770; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
PRINCESSE ET TZIGANE; valse lente par
R. Furnari; piano. [7967
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303746; Rosario Furnari, Nice,
France.
PRINTEMPS; Suite Symphonique, par
Claude Debussy, transcription par
Henri Biisser; piano 4 4 mains.
Nouvelle édition. [7968
© Dee. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1918;
EH 3038795; Durand & cie., Paris.
PRINZESSIN-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette Hoheit tanzt walzer von Leo
Ascher, arr. von Gustav Volk;
grosses orchester. 4to. [7969
©) Novi (22) 4912+ 2 -¢. Apr. +16,
1913; E 307289; W. Karezag, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
Prize (THE) TANGLE; words by John
Franklin Baker, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢co., ine. [7970
© Feb. 24, 1918: 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305719; J. F. Baker, New-
ark, O.
PROCESSIONAL; words and music by
H. Loren Clements. (Jn The chil-
dren’s hour.) [7871
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2,
1913; E 3093878; Thomas Nicholson,
New York.
PROGRESSIVE MARCH; by Achille Mo-
reau; piano. [7972
© Apr. 15, 19138; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 303656; Bize & Moreau, Melrose,
Mass.
479
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7973
PROMENADE (THE); valse by Adolphus
W. Davies; band. 4to. (Jn Boosey
& co.’s brass and reed band journal,
no. 586, Aug. 1913.) [7973
© Apr 23)" 19135" 2 er Aor et.
1918; HE 3073892; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
PROMENADE MILITAIRE; marche par C.
Cannas, arr. par HK. Tavan; orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. Ato. [7974
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2:e.-Apr..7%, 1913;
E 308771; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
PROMISE ME—MARRY ME; words by
Herman Gellner, music by P. H.
Lockhart. New York. C. L. Partee
pub. co. [7975
© Apr. 22,1983; 2 ec, Apr, 1913 ;
HE 310084; Herman Gellner, Newark,
N.. J.
PROMISE (THE) OF MEDEA; a melo-
dramatic episode, words by Henriette
Randegger, music by G. A. Randeg-
ger; orch. acc. [7976
© 1 ¢ Apr. 29, 1918; D 19287;
Giuseppe Aldo Randegger, New York.
PROMOTION DAY; words by P. A.. Wil-
liams, music by W. A. Post. [7977
© Apr. 1, 1912 2 c. Apr. 9, 19138; ’
EH 309099; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
PROSPECTOR’S (THE) Joy; words by J.
Parnell, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [7978
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 3089384; Joseph Parnell, Victor
Colo.
Puccini (Giacomo) Ciel (Le) luisait
d’étoiles; solo de Vopéra La Tosca,
act 3, de G. Paccini, arr. de Carlo
Carignani; piano seul. [7979
(Snr. 19, 1918s 26) Marca,
1918; E 308944; G. Ricordi & ¢o.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
— Fille (La) du far West; trio de
G. Puccini, arr. par Weiller-Berghs;
piano, violon et violoncelle, avec
flute et contrabasse ad lib. 4to.
[7980
© Apr. 10, 1918; 2 @ Apr. 11,
1913; E 3037283; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
pt. II AVS Wes
PUPPCHEN’S TRAUMEN UND ERWACHEN
(Dollie’s dream and awakening) ;
by Theodore Oesten, op. 202, no. 4,
ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
piano. [7981
© Apr. 17, 1918; °2¢. Apres,
1918; E 809229; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing.]
PuGcGY PUG NOSE; words by R. Tracey,
music by A. Baker. New York, P. J.
Howley music co. [7982
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2c, Apr. 1, 18a:
E 305881; A. Baker and R. Tracey,
Bristol, Pa.
FURPLE (THE) AND WHITE; words and
music by G. T. Goldthwaite. [7983
© Apr. (11, 191829 2 ‘eA
1918; E 3810347; George T. Gold-
thwaite, Portland.
PUT THEM IN THE ZOO, MY LOYS; writ-
ten and composed by EH. J. Owen.
[7984
© Apr. 9, 1913 2.c. ApEvon tase:
H 308685; EH. Jno. Owen, London.
QUAND LES PAPILLONS; paroles de Ro-
land Gaél, musique de J. Vercolier.
. [7985
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 19138;
E 3037438; Delormel, Paris.
QUANNO VURRISSE; canzonetta, versi
di Giov Capurro, musica di Eduardo
di Capua. [7986
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 19i8;
E 307226; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
QUANTO SI BELLA (Que tu es jolie);
chanson napolitaine, musique de G.
Bonincontro, pour petit orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. Nouvelle
édition. 4to. [T7987
© Dec. 20, 1912: 2 & Jans2, ee:
E 3037938; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
QUATTRO (LE) STAGIONI (Die vier jah-
reszeiten) ; 4 cori per voce di donna,
parole di N. N., deutsche tiberset-
zung von A. Franci u. Max Hof-
mann, musica di M. Tarenghi, op.
67. Partitur. [7988
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307073; Carisch & Jinichen, Mi-
lan.
QUE JE T’OUBLIE? (Could I forget?) ;
words by Léo Marcel, translation by
Sigmund Spaeth, music by Isidore
Luckstone; high voice. [7989
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 3, 1918;
EH 310748: G. Schirmer, New York. —
480
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1813
8006
QUEEN OF ALL ANGELS; words and mu-
sic by J. Leonard. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [7990
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 19138;
E 310018; James JT eonard, Water-
loo, Ia.
QUEEN OF MAY BELLES; words by Rus-
sel L. Reichard, music by Clarence
H. Warmkessell. New York, Frank
Harding. [7991
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310154; Reichard & Warmkessell,
Allentown, Pa.
QUEEN OF MY HEART; words by A. C.
Wimberly, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
ine. [7992
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308998; A. C. Wimberly, Douglas.
Ariz.
QUEEN OF MY DREAMS, GOOD-NIGHT,
GOOD-NIGHT; words anon., music by
W. Wolff. [7993
ewer sh, 19S.) 2 -C.. Apr. ts
1913; E 308892; Walter Wolff, San
Francisco.
QuEsT (THE) OF THE PINK PARASOL;
an operetta for children by Clara
Buckley Chew. Yocal score. 4to.
[7994
(© Anr.-1,1913.; 2c. Apr.. 8, 1913;
E 309018; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
Quippity; by Louis Dimond; pf.
[7995
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918: E 308819;
Louis L. Dimond, Seattle.
QUIETE (LA) DEL MERIGGIO; bozzetto
di Giovanni Bolzoni, op. 144, ridu-
zione per pianoforte dell’autore.
[7996
Apr. 19, 1913; 2c. Apr. 21,
19138; E 303959; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
RacHray (THE) MAN; words from
Songs of the glens of Antrim by
Moira O’Neill, music by Hamilton
Harty. [7997
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 19138;
E 3038701; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Raptz A MAHULENA; sSlovenska po-
hadka o Gtyfech jednfnich, napsal
Julius Zeyer, hudbu sloZil Josef Suk,
op. 13; klavirni vytah s textem up-
ravil Roman Vesely. 4to. [7998
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2 c Apr. 16,
1913; E 307290; Uméleck& Beseda,
Prague. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
RAGTIME (THE) REVUE; selection arr.
by Henry BH. Pether, [and] The
preacher; valse, arr. by Moritz
Wurm; military band. (Jn Boosey’s
military journal, 184th series, no.
3.) [7999
© Apr.’ 23, 1918; 2 ec. ‘Apr. 24;
1918; E 38073894; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
RAGTIME VIOLIN; two-step by Irving
Berlin. See Boosey’s military jour-
nal, 184th series, no. 2,
RAGTIME WEDDING BELLS; words by
Sam M. Lewis, music by G. W.
Meyer. [ 8000
©) Apr. '7, 1913: 2c. Apr. 8, 191s
FE 309025; Geo. W. Meyer music ¢o.,
New York.
RAINDROPS; words and music by G.
W. Wilmot. Philadelphia, Presby-
terian board of publication and Sab-
bath school work. S8vo. (Jn The
Westminster primary quarterly, v.
15, mo.:2, Apr. 1, 1913.) [8001
Rear, 1 TOs: 2c Apr 5, .eles
E 310169; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
RALLY CHRISTIAN; words by Mrs. C.
D. Martin, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [$002
©) Feb. 1, 1913 ;:2.c. Apr. 21; 1913;
EH 309265; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
RAMA; words by J. E. De La Roi,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[8003
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305956; J. H. De La Roi, Berkeley,
Cal.
RARITY RAG; by Whidden and Conrad,
arr. by R. HE. Hildreth; band. 4to.
. [8004
(©); Apr, 3; 1913: 2 c. Apr. 519i:
E 310178; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
RAVEN LOCKS HAVE TURNED TO GRAY;
words by M. P. Barrows, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8005
©: Mar... 47,0;19138s: 2.0. Apr 2,
19138; E 305962; Mary Phillips Bar-
rows, Carlville, N. Y.
RECUEILLEMENT; choeur ou duo 4 deux
voix égales, poésie de L. Domenech,
musique de A. Claussmann, op. 17;
voix de femmes, chant et piano.
[8006
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303772; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
481
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
£007
RED BIRD; waltz by H. W. Fairbank;
pf. Chicago, H. W. Fairbank pub.
co. [8007
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 30, 1913;
E 309415: H. W. w#airbank, Chicago.
REFLECTIONS; words by A. Hoelscher,
music by Franz Hoffman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8008
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2c, Apri2, 1913:
E 305989; Augusta Hoelscher, Bick-
nell, Ind.
REFUGE; words by W. R. Patterson,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[8009
@iMar! 129, 19132)2) Apr.) Ss,
1918; HF 308984; W. R. Patterson,
Fresno, Cal.
REINE (LA) S’AMUSE; opérette en 3
actes et 4 tableaux, paroles d’André
Barde, musique de Churles Cuvil-
lier; partition piano et chant réduite
par l’auteur. [8010
Gi Mare, 21,0913: 2 .@.) Mar. 22,
1918; E 303615; Enoch & co., Paris.
REITERS ABSCHIED: ged. von M. Rai-
mund, musik von Rudolf Simon, op.
14; vierstimmigen miinnerchor. Par-
titur u. stimmen. 4to. [8011
© Feb. 10, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
EH 306724; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a.
Rh., Germany.
REJOICE; service for Easter, words
by C. H. Lowden et al., musie by C.
Harold Lowden. 8vo. [8012
© Feb. 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1913;
E 3103886; John J. Hood co., Phila-
delphia.
— words by Eben HE. Rexferd, music
by Samuel W. Beazley. [S018
© Feb. 1, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 21, 19138;
EK 309267; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
REMEMBRANCE AND CAPRICE; by T. C.
Van Denbosch. Contents :—Remem-
brance; violin and piano.—Caprice;
piano. [8014
eC Apr” 16; “19ts: "2" eo Ae 21.
1913; BE 310464; T. Cornell van Den-
bosch, Boston.
RENDEZVOUS; valse by Pedro De Zu-
lueta, arr. by S. Deshon; full band.
4to. [8015
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Mar: 18,
1913; E 305528; Chappell & co., 11d.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
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pt. 111, n.s., v.8
REPEAT IT O’ER AND 0O’ER; ONE VERSE
EACH DAY; words and music by
Robert Harkness. [8016
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
EH 309107; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
RESOLUT; von Arnoldo NSariorio, ftir
klavier zu 2 hinden. (Unterhal-
tungsstticke in oktaven, no. 5.)
[8017
© Jan. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1918;
EK 306799; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a.
Rh., Germany.
RETURN (THE) OF SPRING; words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by A.
Walter Kramer, op. 34, no. 5. [8018
© Apr. 28, 191837°2 @ Apes
1913; E 3106138; John Chureh Co.,
Cincinnati.
R&EVE D’orR; von Ed. Poldini, op. 56,
fiir klavier. (Rosen, ftinf walzer
no. 2.) [8019
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
EK 307276; Universal edition, Vienna.
REVERENCE DE POUPEE (Doll’s rever-
ence); par Gianni Buecéri, pour
piano. [8020
© Jan. 4, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307299; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York.
REVERIE; by P. Douillet; San
José, Cal., Towner bros. [8021
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1918;
BH 309115; Pierre Douillet, San José,
Cal.
——di Ernest Centola, op. 62; piano.
[8022
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2 ec: Ape ase:
1918; E 303987; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
——lyric by Sarah Shatford, music
by Gus. Edwards. [8023
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2c) Apes,
1913; E 309442; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
REVERIE DANS LES MONTAGNES (Moun-
pf.
©
tain reverie); par Christiaan
Kriens, op. 77, no. 1. 1. Piano. 2.
Violon et piano. [8024, 8025
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 ce. each Apr. 9,
1913; E 309084, 309085, Carl Fis-
cher, New York.
REVERIE BY THE FIRESIDE; words by
M. Shope, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8026
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
EH 310055; Mamie Shope, Bellefonte,
Px.
Aa eee eee!
oo
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
8046
Revery (A); words by Margaret Dale,
musie by Dorothy Hill; in F.
[8027
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1913;
E 3038874; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
REWARD (THE) MARCH; by A. Bug-
lione; band. 4to. [8028
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309086, Carl Fischer, New York.
Ruopora; intermezzo by Jules De-
vaux, op. 25; piano duet. [8029
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1918;
E 309311; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
RicH (THE) MAN; words and music
by C. Gingrich. [8030
© “Apr. 16,1913: 2c. Apr: 19,
1913; E 310441: Charles sa ge
Harrisburg, Pa.
See Wagner (Richard)
RIcoLeTTo. See Verdi (Giuseppe)
RINGELREIHEN; 23 kinderlieder, ged.
von Albert Sergel, musik von Hein-
rich Kaspar Schmid, op. 15, fiir eine
singstimme und klavier. Heft 1
und 2. [80381, 8032
© Noy. 25, 1912: 2 c. each Apr. 8,
1913; E 307160, 307161; Wunder-
hornverlag, Munich.
Rrio GRANDE; waltz, by C. Block; pf.
[8033
©l1c. Apr. 28, 1918; E 310570;
Camille Block, Riogrande, Tex.
Rio (EL) REY; tango de Espafia by J.
Fernandez; pf. New York, The
Cadillae music co. [8034
© Apr. 12, 1913: 2 ec. Apr. 10,
1913; E 309130; R. Kabot, Brook-
lyn.
RIPPLING WAVES; waltz by M. Dorrill;
pf. New York, P. J. Howley music
co. [8035
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1913;
E 310632; Mattie Dorrill, Augusta,
Ga.
RITORNELL; von Carl Bohm, op. 397,
no. 2; violin and piano. [8036
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 19138;
RIENZI.
E 303637; Theo. Presser Co., Phila-
delphia.
RiIvIERA; valse by Kenneth J. Alford;
military band. (Boosey & co.’s sup-
plemental journal, no. 112.) [8037
Apr, 12, 1913: 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1918; E 303893; Walsh, Holmes &
eco., London. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
RIVERDALE; march and two-step by
Chas. A. Young; band. 4to. [8038
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 5, 1913;
E 310176; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Rizzy Boo; words by Harrison Greene,
music by N. Goldstein. [8089
©1c. Apr. 9, 1913; E 309124; Nat
Goldstein, San Francisco.
ROAST BEEF OF OLD ENGLAND. See
English airs.
RoBIN’s (THE) APPEAL; waltzes, by
K. H. Losey, op. 316; pf. [8040
©) Apr: 19, 1137 2) a) Age 2h
1913; E 309290; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
ROCK-A-BYE LAND; reverie by Abe Ole-
man; pf. [8041
eS) Aer tr aos 8 er Apr a
1913; E 309144; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
RocKABY; words and music by Ma-
thilde Bilbro; piano with words ad
lib. (Treble clef pieces for little
musicians, no. 1.) [8042
(i Apr, 24. 1913-2 ce Apr “25.
1913; E 3810547; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
Rock ISLAND; march two step by
Florence L. Wilson; pf. Sedalia,
Mo. The Kauffman music co. [80438
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2c. Apr. 21, 1918;
E 309273; E. N. Kauffman, Sedalia,
Mo.
Rock ISLAND SPIRIT; marche militaire
by J. W. Casto; pf. Oskaloosa, Ia.
C. L. Barnhouse. [8044
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 c Mar. 22,
1913; E 308768; John W. Casto,
Rock Island, Ill.
ROLLING; march, two-step, arr. by Sol.
P. Levy; orch. 4to. [8045
Apr 1F,01918 202) «Apres:
1913; EH 309207; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
— words and musie by Dave Reed.
[8046
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1913 ; E 305552; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Roma See Massenet (J. E. F.)
483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
£047
pt. II, n.s., v.8
ROMAN RACES; march-galop by Harry
J. Lincoln, arr. by F. H. Losey. 1. |
Full band. 386 parts. 2. Full orch.
pf. ace. Ato. [8047, 8048
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 21,
1918: E 3809283, 3809286; Vander-
sloot music pub. co., Williamsport,
Pa.
RoMANCE: by W. Rimmer; violin and
piano. [8049
im May 10; 1913%°2 ¢. "May 12,
1918; E 312072; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ed-
iting. |
——par G. Parés; violon ou violon-
celle avec piano acc.
© Apt. 1: 1903 ; 2Qve) Apr, 21. 2918 ;
E 307533; Gabriel Parés, Paris.
—— See also Solo organist.
ROMANESQUE; by Edith Lang; pf.
[8051
(CO Mar. 21, 1993" 2Ve Mar 2A.
1913; E 3808784; Boston music co.,
Boston.
Rosary (THE) ; words by Robert Cam-
eron Rogers, music by Ethelbert
Nevin, arr. by W. Franke Harling;
duet for sop. and ten. in E flat,
[8052
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1918;
E 309151; Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
ROSE; poem by Bliss Carman, music
by Kate Vannah. [8053
OmAlpr at Sige) eA pre: 1S,
1918; E 310384; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ROSE KISSED ME TO-DAY; words by Aus-
tin Dobson, music by W. Franke
Harling; high voice in A flat. [8054
© Aprm:A4: dots i, eer, 23,
1918; E 309332; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
ROSE OF MY LIFE; words by M.L. Hope,
music by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8055
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ¢ Apr. 2, 1918;
E 310012; M. L. Hope, Vancouver,
Canada.
Rose oF SHARON; reverie by George
S. Schuler; piano. [8056
c) Apr, 18 1913: 2a. Ane, 28)
1918; E 309248; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
[8050 |
| ROSES GUANAJUATENSES ;
RoskE (A) THAT BLOOMED UNSEEN; lyric
by T. Taylor, music by Elmer C.
Chapman. [8057
©.'Apr. 21, 1918; 2% chaapr 2.
1913; E 3810484; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
Rose (THE) THAT GROWS IN DREAM-
LAND JUST FOR YOU; words and mu-
sic by Edith. A. Middleton and B.
Simythe. [8058
© Apr. 1,,1913% 2 ¢. Apr. a aiena
E 305925; Billy Smythe musie co.,
Louisville.
ROSENSTOCK UND EDELWEISS; singspiel
in einem akt, text von Julius Bauer,
musik von Franz Lehar; klavieraus-
zug fiir piano solo mit tiberdruck-
tem text. [ 8059
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 307159; Josef Weinberger, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
volistindiger klavierauszug
mit text. [8060
© Dee. 12, 191252 ec. Apr..38) 1913
D 19274; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
marcha por
Velino M. Preza para piano. [8061
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1918:
E 308667; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
Roses (THE) IN MY GARDEN; words by
Cyril Morton Horne, musie by Ern-
est Dunkels; no. 2 in B flat minor.
[8062
© Apr. 12,1913 :0 2ive Ae 5.
1918; E 303889; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Car-
novale (The) by G. Rossini, arr. by
Albert G. Mitchell; 1 or 2 violins.
(The Stanhope edition, class A, no.
29.) [8063
© Apr. 24, 1913 9°26 Wipe ee
1918; FE 810585; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
—— Danza (La); tarantella neapoli-
tana by Rossini, arr. by W. H.
Squire; violoncello and pianoforte.
[8064
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1918;
E 307171; Boosey & co., London.
Inflammatus; stabat mater by
Rossini, arr. by H. Wannemacher,
rev. by Fredk. S. Newcombe; solo
baritone or trombone with piano
ACG, [S065
© Feb. 26, 1913; 2c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309080; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. ]
484
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1918
RorKaprrcHen. See Translateur (S.)
Sechs miirchen.
RounD WE Go; by Carl Bonner; pf.
Treble and bass cleffs. Boston,
Byans music co. (Ten tiny tunes.
no. 6.) [8066
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913; |
E 310120; W. A. Evans, Boston.
RoyAL ARCANUM; march-two step by
Walter H. Hill; pf. [ 8067
© Mar. 22, 1913 ; 2c. Mar. 24, 1913;
E 308813; Royal arcanum Goodale
council #1140, Columbus, O.
RoyaAL BUNCH; march by Charles
Brunover; mandolin solo with piano
ace. [8068
G Apr. 21, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 25,
1913; E 310529; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-,
waukee.
Rusia. See Portugal (D.G.) 4 danzas. :
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH) ;_
Trot de cavalerie; morceau de salon '
by A. Rubinstein, arr. by W. P.:
Mero; piano four hands. [S069 ©
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305870; Theo. Presser co.,'
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed .
on the arrangement. ]
RUcKBLICK; words by Huggenberger,
musie by E. Ballantine. [8070 '
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 18,'
1918; E 309195; Edward Ballantine, |
Cambridge, Mass.
RUEFUL; by Carl Koelling; pf. (Jn:
Musical picture book, part 2; Sum-.
my edition, no. 60.) [8071 :
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310736; Clayton £&. Summy Co.,'
Chicago.
RULE BRITANNIA. See English airs.
RuMBA (LA) (HI danzon sociadal) ;
tango Argentine by J. Tim Brymn,.
arr. by Luigi Tozetti; full mandolin’
orch. [8072
©) Aor. 11,.1913: 2 c. Apr. 12.)
1913; E 310261; Jos. W. Stern & co.,.
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
words by Ferd. E. Mierisch, mu-.
sic by J. Tim Brymn. [8073 -
©. Apr. 29,. 1913: .2.c., Apr...30,
19138; E 309453; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
vocal text and piano acc.]
RUMPELSTILZCHEN. See Translateur
(S.) Sechs miirchen.
8081
RUSSIAN DANCE. See Slade (Mason).
Five sketches for piano.
Mrs. A. M.
New York,
Rustic (A) DANCE; by
Virgil, op. 39, no. 5; pf.
The Virgil piano school co. (Five
choice pieces, no. 5.) [8074
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
EK 310106; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
S’IL EST UN CHARMANT GAZON; poésie
de Victor Hugo, musique de Guido
Bianchini. [8075
Apr. 19, 191852 ¢ Apr. 21,
1913; E 308960; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
SABOTS (LES) HOLLANDAIS; polka par
I. Snoek, op. 66, pour piano, Edition
originale. [8076
©- Dee. 20, 1912; 2 e¢:: dan; 2,
1913; E 303826; R. et M. Lion et
cie., Paris.
SACRED MEDLEY; arr. by J. W. Ler-
man; organ. (In The organ, v. 24,
no. 141.) [8077
() Apr, 24. 4912: 2 ¢. Apr. 26,
1913; E 309894; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
SAFETY FIRST; words and music by
C. F. Freed. [8078
© le Apr. 4, 19138; E 310165;
Cecil F. Freed, Parkersburg, W. Va.
SAHNENBAISER (DAs); lied aus der
posse Filmzauber von Willy Bred-
schneider; salonorchester. 4to.
[8079
© Dee. 2, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307346; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
St. GEORGE AND THE CROSS; words by
G. W. Thurygill, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8080
\ Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2,
1913; E 310033; G. W. Thurygill,
Margate, England.
St. MArRTIN’s cross; words by Mary
IF’. Walker, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8081
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
I) 310052; Mrs. M. F. Walker, Ches-
ter, England.
485
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Saint - SAENS (CHARLES COAMILLE)
Noél; Christmas oratorio, words
by C. J. Sprague, music by C. Saint-
Saéns, ed. by B. B. Sharon. Chorus
edition. (Laurel octavo, no. 216a.)
[8082
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2c Apr. 14, 1913;
FB} 310812; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text.]
Satuts (LES) GREGORIENS; chants en
Vhonneur de S*® Antoine de Pardoue,
aect. par VAbbé EF. Brun, pour chant
et orgue ou harmonium. 10° série.
livraison [unique]. [S083
© Oct. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
EK 3808850; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
—collection...en Jhonneur du
T. S. Sacrement, acct. par ’Abbé F.
Brun, pour chant et orgue ou ha.-
monium. 1° série. 4° livraison.
© Oct. 15, 1912;
K 808846; Janin
France.
2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
fréres, Lyon,
e
5° Jlivraison. 6° livraison. 7
livraison, [8085-8087
© Oct. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 2.
1918 ; H 3038847-3803849 ; Janin fréres,
Lyon, France.
SALZMANN (THEODOR ) Fiinfzehn
meist heitere volksweisen; als zwie-
gesiinge, bearbeitet und mit leichter
zupfgeigen-begleitung, versehen von
Th. Salzmann; zweigesiinge mit git.
Lund. fit. 2. a0 Jib. [8088
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1918;
HK 3803670; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
Santa Lucta. See Funiculi-funicula.
Sapir (I. D.) [Concerto]; 3 move-
ments by I. D. Sapir; violin and
piano in D minor. [8089
© 1c Apr. 2, 1913; E 305950;
I. D. Sapir, Philadelphia.
SASSY OLD MOON; words by Mrs. H. B.
Hyde, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8090
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2c. Apr. 2, 1918;
EH 310028; Mrs. H. B. Hyde, Angel
Island, Cal.
SATANSWEIBER; text von Leopold Ely,
musik von Hugo Leonard. Miinchen,
Harmonie-verlag, g. m. b. bh. [8091
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 3807122; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
[8084
pt. 111, 0. 8., v. 8
SAVED BY GRACE; variations, by Geo.
©. Stebbins and Fanny J. Crosby,
arr. by Louis Weber; pf. Kansas
City, Weber bros. [8092
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2%) Sagres,
1918; E 310848; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
SAvina (TwE) victim; [words by Van
Tassel Sutphen], music by J. S.
Matthews; recitative bar., solo ten.,
and chorus. 4to. (Church music
review, no. 342.) [8093
© Apr. 10, 1913 2 ‘eA 11,
1918; EX 310229; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
SAVIOUR, BREATHE AN EVENING BLESS-
Ina; trio by Otto Nicolai, arr. by
Otto Lob, ed. by Ross Hilton; sop.
ten. and bar. with organ. 4to. (An-
thems for mixed voices, no. 12425.)
[8094
© ‘Apr. 16, 19182) ae,
1913; E 3810495; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
SAVIOUR, WHEN NIGHT INVOLVES THE
SKiES; anthem, music by H. A. Muel-
ler. S8vo. [8095
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 Grapes,
1913; E 3809249; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Sawpust (THE) TRAIL; words and
music by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mon-
tague, arr. by R. C. Ward. 4to.
[8096
© Apr. 15, 1918: 3° G) Apa,
1918; E 3093860; Judd W. Montague,
Columbus, O.
—— words by V. M. George, music by
Geo. E. Ryerson. Columbus, O.
George and Ryerson. [8097
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305930; V. M. George & Geo. E.
Ryerson, Columbus, O.
ScaLE (A) OF CHIMES FOR PIANO; con-
ceived and arr. by Sam H. Ewing.
[8098
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 31, 19138;
E 809106; Ewing music co., Cleve-
land, O.
ScHApEL (DER) DES HEILIGEN RADBOD ;
text von Heinz Winter, musik von
Anton Dressler, fiir eine bass-stimme
mit begleitung von orgel, oder
klavier ad lib. Miinchen, Harmonie-
verlag, g. m. b. h. [8099
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
EH 3807123; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
486
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
SCHATZI, SCHATZI, KEHRE DOCH ZURUCK ;
walzerlied, text von Carl Belling,
musik von Misko Fadero, oy. 25.
No. 1. Salon orchester mit piano di-
rektion u. harmonium. 4to. No. 2.
Gesang u. piano mit singstimme.
[8100, 8101
© Dee. 17, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1913; E 306708, 306709; Neuer Ber-
liner musikverlag, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin-Schéneberg. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
Scuerzerro. See Lyrische episoden.
ScHERZINO; by Theodora Dutton; pf.
[81
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1913;
E 310192; G. Schirmer, New York.
ScHERZO-vVALSE. See Chaminade (C.
L. S.)
ScHLACHT (DIE) BEI EYLAu; monolog
des Oberst Chabert, aus der gleich-
namigen musiktragédie 1. akt, von
Hermann W. von Waltershausen,
arr. y. Otto Lindemann; gesang und
piano. [8103
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21,
1913; E 303499; Drei masken-veriag,
g. m. b. h., Munich. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
ScHLECHT VERTEIDIGT; text von Eddy
Beuth, musik von Hugo Leonard.
Miinchen, Harmonie-verlag, g. m.
b. h. [8104
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307124; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
ScHLITTENFAHRT; lied von Willy Ha-
gen, musik von Hugo Leonard.
[8105
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307336; Drei masken verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich.
Scutoss Sanssoucr; text von Oscar
Sacks, musik von Hugo Leonard.
Miinchen, Harmonie-verlag, g. nm. b. h.
[8106
© Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307125; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
SCHLOSSPARADE (DIE); marsch excen-
trique aus der tanzspiele, Die
Prinzessin von Tragant, musik von
Oscar Straus, arr. fiir grosses or-
chester. [8107
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307096; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
8118
SCHLOSSPARADE (Dir)—Continued.
1. Salonorchester, arr. v. Hans
Schott. 2. Schrammelguartett arr.
v. Hans Schott. [8108, 8109
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8,
19138; E 3807097, 3807098; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangements. ]
SCHNEEWITTCHEN. Sce Translateur
(S.), Sechs miirchen.
ScHONE (DerER) Frepy; lied aus der
operette Das farmermiircichen, text
von Georg Okonkowsky, musik von
G. Jarno. [8110
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2c. Apr. 21, 1918;
E 303970; Georg Jarno, Berlin.
SCHOOL BELLS; words by M. C. Nugent,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8111
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 305954; Margaret Catherine Nu-
gent, Dayton, O.
SCHOOL RALLY SONG; words and music
by J. H. Ling. [8112
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1913;
BE 309204; J. Henry Ling, Detroit.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Ballet-
musik aus Rosamunde; von Fr.
Schubert, eingerichtet von Robert
Fischhof ftir klavier zu vier hinden,
obl. 8vo. [8113
Rite kt, adie, 2 €. Apr 4G,
1913; E 3807277; Universal edition,
Vienna. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
— Celebrated serenade; by Schubert,
arr. by T. Barile; piano. [8114
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307167; Theodore Lohr, New
York.
ScHULER-KONZERTE; no. 3 in G moll.
von Friedrich Seitz, op. 12 fiir vio-
line und pianoforte. [8115
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307132; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
von Friedrich Seitz; violine u.
pianofore. No. 2, G dur. op. 15. No.
4, D dur, op. 15. No. 5, D dur, op 22.
[8116-8118
© Dec. 28, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 16,
1913; E 307330-807322; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many.
487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8119
ScHUMANN (GUSTAVE). Twelve fa-
mous melodies; solos, duets and
trios, selected and arr. by G. Schu-
mann; for B flat cornets, baritones,
tenors or trombones, treble clef.
[8119
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 4, 1913;
A 3443804; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER )
Aufschwung; by Schumann, op. 12,
no. 2, edited by Stanley Hawley;
piano. (Hawley edition, no. 31.)
London, Cary & co. [8120
©) Mar. 20;.. 19135 '2.¢., Maw. 21,
19138; E 308575; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
— Ende vom lied; by Schumann, op.
12, no. 8, edited by Stanley Hawley ;
piano. (Hawley edition, no. 34.)
London, Cary & co. [8121
(©: Mar. 20-7 1913-2 ‘e. Mar. 21,
1918; E 3038576; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition. ]
— Fabel; by Schumann, op. 12, no.
6, edited by Stanley Hawley; piano.
‘(Hawley edition, no. 32.) London,
Cary & co. [8122
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ¢ Mar. 21,
1918; E 3803577; Stanley Hawley,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new edition.]
— Garden melody (Gartenmelodie) ;
by R. Schumann, op. 85, no. 3, ed.
by Eugene Gruenberg; violin and
piano.
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 23, 1913;
E 309326; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
Triumerei (Child’s dream) ; rev-
erie by R. Schumann, ed. by Albert
Sammons; violin solo with piano
ace. [8124
© Apr, 19, 1913: 2 ¢ Apr 721,
19138; E 303977; Hawkes & son,
London.
Synecopated waltzes, by R.
Schumann, arr. by Will B. Morrison;
pf. [8125
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10,
1918; E 309145; Warner C. Wil-
liams, Indianapolis. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
—— ee
ScHUzkKA NARoDU; slovansky pochod,
slozil br. zdenek Koubek; piano.
[8126
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 30, 1912;
E 306999 ; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
[8123 |
ScCIANTOSA; versi di S. di Giacomo,
musica di E. de Curtis. [8127
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307228; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ScCINTILLA (LA) (The spark); ma-
zurka sentimentale by L. M. Gott-
schalk, op. 21, ed. and fingered by
Paolo Gallico; piano. [8128
© Apr. 17, 1913;°2 & Apr 18,
1913; E 309221; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing. ]
SEA-GULLS; chanson from Seaside
scenes, no. 8, by Geo. L. Spaulding;
pf. [8129
‘© Mar. 17, 1913; "2'€. Mar so.
19138; EH 305549; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SEA-SHELLS; mMmareh from Seaside
scenes, no. 1, by Geo. L. Spaulding;
pf. [8130
© Apr. 7, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
ii 309042; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SECRET (THE) OF VIOLIN PLAYING; by
Claude Fenn-Leyland; violin. 38rd
edition. [81381
© Jan. 26, 1911; 2 ¢ Heb 2s.
1918; H 303876 ; Philharmonic pub.
co., London.
SEE THE PALE MOON; by F. Campana,
arr. by C. W. Bennet; duet for cor-
net and bar. or trombone. 4to.
(Concert edition for military band.
no. 251.) [8132
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1918;
HE 3805912; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
SEELING (PauL J.) Drei gesdange;
aus der malayischen epik, deutsche
libersetzung von R. Brandstetter,
musik von P. J. Seeling. Contents :—
Bidasari (Treue liebe).—ken tambu-
han (Die treue des liebenden).—
Jatein nustapa (Asmara Dewa’s
klage). [81383
© Jan. 80, 1918; 2 c. Apr.’3) 1913 ;
EF} 3071387; Hug & co., Leipzig.
SEESTERNE (Sea-stars); walzer yon |
Georg Mewes, op. 84, fiir salon-—
orchester. 4to.
[8134 |
© Mar. 10, 1918; 2 c. Mar, 22,
1913; E 303617; Otto Wrede, Neu-
kdlln, Germany.
488
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
SfevIDILLE; par C. Cannas, arr. par E.
Tavan; orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [8135
© gan. 1, 1918: 2c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303778; Henry Lemoine € cie.,
Paris.
Sern! SCIALE ACCUSSI’; ’a mpigna tosta,
versi di G. Capurro, musica di
Oscar Cattedra. [8136
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307230; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SEI, © SUSSES HERZ GEGRUSSET. See
Bonvin (Ludwig); Sechs Jesu
lieder.
SELECT MALE QUARTETS, NO. 2; words
from The psalms, music by Louis
Sphor and others, ed. by H. H. Mc-
Granahan. Pittsburgh, Pa., United
Presbyterian board of publication
[1913]. [8137
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
A 344298; Hugh H. McGranahan,
Jamestown, Pa.
| SELIGKEIT (Bliss); German text by
' Otto Roquette, nederlandsche verta-
| lig van A. Matthijs, paroles fran-
- @aises de F. vy. d. S., English version
| by H. D. Tretbar, music by F. van
der Stucken, op. 17, no. 3; mezzo
sopran mit orchesterbegleitung. 4to.
(Konzert lieder no. 2.) [S137*
© Dec. 20, 1912: 2 ec. Dee. 16,
1912; E 299632: Frank van der
Stucken, Hanover, Germany. [Copy-
right is claimed on orchestral accom-
| paniment.]
i
SELKANI; duetto na slova O. L. Stast-
ného, slozil M. Urbanek, pro piano
na 2 ruce s. textem. [8138
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 @ Nov. 30,
1912; E 307000; Mojmir Urbdnek,
| Prague, Austria.
‘Senp our Tuy .uicut. See Gounod
(C. F.)
SENZA LUNA; barcarola, versi di G. B.
de Curtis, musica di Eduardo di
Capua. [8139
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1913;
| E. 307231; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SENZA VOLERLO; strofe parlate, versi di
Ugo Ricci, musica di Oscar Cattedra.
[8140
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307232; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
93052—13——_8
8150
SERENADE; by H. Federoff; violin part.
[8141
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1918; E 310399;
H. Federoff, Baltimore.
SERENADE-ANCIENNE; von Joachim AI-
brecht, prinz von Preussen; salon-
orchester. [8142
© Apr. 3,:1913; 2c. Apr, 15, 1913;
EK 3803898; W. Sulzbach, Berlin.
SERENADE ORIENTAL; by Carl Fallberg,
op. 15, no. 1; pf. [8143
© Apr. 23, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 25,
1913; E 310523; Clayton F. Summy
eo., Chicago.
SERENATA (LA); Italian waltz by
D’Arcy Jaxone, rev. by Gaston
Boreh; orchestra and piano. 4to.
[8144
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1918;
E 309087; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision.]
——poema da Devisch von Hayder
musica da Baretto de Souza. [8145
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1913; E 310514;
Jh. Baretto de Souza, New York.
poesia de Alfredo Jenochio, mt-
Sica de Ascensi6n Hermosa, para
canto y piano. [8146
© Mar: 20)'1913 ; »2 .e. Apne 8,
1913; E. 303674; Friedrich Hof-
meister, Leipzig.
SERENATA DI SILVESTRI; versi di. F.
Cimmino, trascrizione di E. Bevi-
lacqua; canto e guitar solo. [8147
©) Mar..:22, 1913: 2. .c..Mar.:25,
19138; E 309418; A. Matacea, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
SERENATA SPASSOSA; versi di Aniello
Califano, musica di Luigi Criscuolo.
[8148
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 307238; . Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SERENATA VENEZIANA; di Vinc. Chessi;
pianoforte solo. [8149
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 307067; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
SEVEN HOURS IN NEW YoRK; song,
words and music by M. Ott. Bos-
ton, Parker music ¢o., ine. [8150
© Mar. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310072; Matthew Ott, Boston.
489
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$151
SHADY LANE; words by Waiter C.
Ballard, music by Jas. E. C. Kelly.
[8151
© Apr. 11, 19285 2¢.¢, Apr 4,
1913; E 310350; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati.
SHE SLEEPS ’NEATH THE OLD OHIO
RIVER; words by Arthur J. Lamb,
music by Alfred Solman. [8152
©) Apr. -21919is': 2 seh VAs 21,
1918; E 3810461; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
SHE’S FAIRER THAN THE BLOSSOMS;
words and music by Arch City.
[pseud. ] [8153
© Mar. 17, 1913: 2\e Apre’2, 19is ;
E 305992; H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine., Washington.
SHE’S My ADIRONDACK MAID; by M.
Burke. New York, The Burke music
co. [8154
© Apr, 2, 1913: 2 ¢, Apr..4. 4913 ;
E 310155; Michael Burke, Water-
town, N. Y.
SHE’S THE GIRL I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH
IN MY OLD HOME TOWN; words by
A. EF. Burruss, music by Don M.
Wilhoite. [8155
© Apr 15,1918; 2 ¢. Apr. if;
1913; E 3809169; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
SHE’S WAITING IN OLD IRELAND; Irish
ballad, lyric by Lucille M. Sanford.
music by Harry H. Williams, arr.
by Clairmond Miilette. [8156
©) Mar 22 "4918: 2 ¢. Mar.’ 27,
1918; E 305934; H. H. Williams,
Providence, R. I.
SHEPHERD F'ENNEL’S DANCE; by H.
Balfour Gardiner, arr. by Frank
Winterbottom ; military band.
(Hawkes & son’s military band edi-
tion, no. 389.) [8157
© Mar. 27, 1918; 2 ¢. Mar. 28,
1918; E 306991; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SI J’ETAIS ROI; overture music by
Adolphe Adams, arr. by Edwin
Evans; organ with pedal obligato.
Obl. Svo. [8158
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ce, Apr. 24, 1913;
E 307391; William Reeves, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
SI NCE FACESSE ‘AMMORE; romanzetta
napulitana, versi di Ernesto Murolo,
musica di Walter Borg. [8159
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1913;
EK 307284; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
490
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
SI PUTESSE; versi di A. Barbieri, mu-
sica di Luigi Criscuolo. [8160
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 3807285; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SICK-HEADACHE (THE) RAG; words and
music by EH. Jordan, arr. by EH. O.
Kidd. [8161
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1913; aveei2.
Earl Jordan, Morgan, Ky.
SILENTLY; words and melody by F.
Ellwood Allen, accompaniment by
H. B. White. [8162
©' Apr. 10; 1953; @*er Amr ee
1918; E 310279; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
SILVER STAR; an Indian ballad, words
and music by R. C. Phillips. [8163
©. Apr. 21,° 1918-2 "eae:
1918; EK 3810559; Roy C. Phillips,
Providence, R. I.
SIMPLY LOVELY; waltz by C. Blakesley-
Yearsiey ; piano. [8164
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2ic Apeeagyasise
E 38038708; Collard Moutrie, London.
SINCE Mrs. McNotTtT LEARNED TO DO THE
TURKEY TROT; words by Andrew B.
Sterling and William Jerome, music
by H. Von Tilzer. [8165
© Apr. 14, 1913;°2"e) Ane ae
1913; E 3810316; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
SING A SONG OF GLADNESS; words and
music by W. W. Combs. [8166
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 @ Apr i4
1918; E 310290; W. W. Combs, Lo-
cust Grove, Ga.
SING ME THE ROSARY; reverie by F.
Henri Klickmann; piano. [8167
© Apr. 18, 1918;°2 ex Apr 1,
1918; E 810825; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
SING WITH ALL THE SONS OF GLORY.
See Our risen Lord.
SINGERS (THE); words by Henry W.
Longfellow, music by Eustace B..
Rice; mixed voices. 4to. [8168 |
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 30, |
19138; E 3809414; Charles W. Ho--
meyer & co., Boston. |
SINNER (THE) MAY TREMBLE AND YET,
MAY BE LOST; words and music by J. |
M. Bowman. [8169 |
© Mar. 11,1918; 2 ¢ Apr 14, |
1913; E 810298; J. M. Bowman, Har-
risonburg, Va.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
SION LASS DEIN LIED ERKLINGEN. See
Bonvin (Ludwig); Vier Eucharis-
tische gesiinge.
Sis; words by J. H. Hanson, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8170
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305984; Josephine H. Hanson, Fal-
coner, N. Y.
Six CAPRICES FOR THE VIOLIN; by John
F. Surmann. [S171
© Apr. 19, 19138; ec. Apr. 26,
1918; E 309412; Willis music co.,
9
oe
Cincinnati.
SKrpPInG;: by J. R. Morris, op. 26;
pf. [8172
m Apr. 24, 1918: 2 c. Apr. .25,
1918; E 310548: Hatch music ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
SKIPPING ROPE; by Carl Bonner; pf.
Treble and bass cleffs. Boston,
Evans music co. (Ten tiny tunes,
no. 9.) [8173
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
¥ 310123; W. A. Evans, Boston.
SLADE (Mason) Five sketches for
piano; by M. Slade. Contents:
Spanish dance.—Vienese waltz.—
Russian dance.—Dutch dance.—In-
dian dance. [8174
© Apr. 17, 1918; e. Mar, 24,
1913; E 809052; Mason Slade, Chi-
cago.
9
~_
SLEEPING WATER; valse by Felix Bord;
piano. [8175
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 307374; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
SLEEPY CHILE; lullaby, poem by Earle
C. Jones, music by Neil Moret.
[8176
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 30,
1918; E 309441; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SLETOVE ALBUM SOKOLSKE; pro piano
na 2 ruce s textem, [compiled by] M.
Urbanek. no. 1-8. [S177
© Oct. 29, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 3, 1912;
E 307001; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
SLIP-HORN STUFF: by B. B. Barnes,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military
band. 4to. [8178
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 28,
1913; E 310554; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
S187
StowiczeK; do operetki Wtadystawa
Belzy, muzyka i spiewy Fr. Zarem-
by. Ato. [8179
© May 1, 1918; 2 ec. May 1, 1913;
E 309467: A. J. Kwasigroch, Chi-
cago.
SLUMBER soNG; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 39, no. 2; pf. New York, The
Virgil piano school co. (Five choice
pieces, no. 2.) [8180
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢, Apr. 3, 1918;
E 310110; Mrs. A. M. -Virgil, New
York.
SLuNICKO (JoH.) 12 etuden; von J.
Sluni¢ko, op. 85; violine. [S181
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2c. Apr. 7, 1913;
KH 308649; Anton Béhm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
SMILES AND DIMPLES; reverie by Lil-
lian Hogue Coreoran; orch. 4to.
[8182
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c Apr. 7, 1913;
E 3808877: Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
[8183
© Apr. 380, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 30,
1918; E 309447: Gamble hinged mu-
Sic co., Chicago.
———_—— pr.
SMILES, SO SWEET AND TENDER; words
by Jesse G. M. Glick, music by H. E.
Dudley, arr. by Maurice S. Kramer.
San Francisco, Dudley pub co.
[8184
© Mar. 18, 1913: 2 e@. Mar. 24,
1913; E 308812: Harry E. Dudley,
San Francisco.
SMILES, THEN KISSES: valse by Charles
Ancliffe; orchestra and piano con-
ductor. 4to. [8185
© ‘Apr, 15; 1913-3: 2 “e “Apri a6;
1918: E 307852: Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. }
SNow AND ROSES; words by R. L. Ste-
venson, music by Graham Peel.
[8186
© Apr.- 16, 1918*') 2 ce. Apri 47%,
1913; E 303915; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
So po J! from The tik-tok man of Oz,
lyric by L. Frank Baum, music by
Louis F. Gottschalk. [8187
© Apr. 14, 19138; 2 ec Apr. 15,
1913: E 3103860; Jerome H. Remick
& co.. New York.
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R188
So LONESOME; words by Bert Russell,
music by I. Arnold. {8188
© Mar. 25,1918; 2c. Apr, 7, 1918;
BH 808906; Ton Arnold, Chicago.
So MUST THE SON OF MAN BE LIFTED
uP; words and music by Samuel
W. Beazley. 8vo. (Jn The choir,
v. 14, no. 4, Apr. 1918.) [8189
+» © Apr. 4, 1918; 1 a Apr. 7, 1918;
QW 3808898; Fillmore bros. ¢o., Cin-
cinnati.
So ’NNAMMURATO ’E TE; versi di G. B.
de Curtis, musica di E. de Curtis.
[8190
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1918;
KH 307236; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
@., Wahren-Leipzig.
SOARING (THE) EAGLE; march and two
step by A. Craig; piano. [8191
©) Apr: Qi 118; 2a Apr. 24;
1918; FE 3809846; Anson Craig, To-
ronto, Canada,
Soorry ; in The naughty widow,
words by Kate Elinore, musie by
Sam Williams. [8192
@ Apr. «21,, 1918; 2 « Apr, 22,
19138; E 310479; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Saur Monrigue; rondeau by Francois
Couperin, arr. by Henry Tolhurst;
violin, with piano ace. (Violin .li-
brary, no, 20.) [8193
- Ann 10, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 10;
1913; ./ 3803705; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Sorrte (aA).
née.
See Délices dune jour-
SOLDATENLIEBE; polka aus dem tanzs-
piele, Die prinzessin von Tragant,
musik von Oscar Straus. 4to. 1.
Grosses orechester. 2. Salonorchester,
arr. von Hans Schott. .3. Schram-
mel-quartett, arr. von Hans Schott.
[8194-8196
© Nov. 11, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 3,
1918; EK 3807099-307101 ; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard UHerzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangements. ]
Soupier’s (A) DEATH; words by Mrs.
M. EK. Dodds, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o., ine. [S197
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1918; E 305677; Mrs. M. E. Dodds,
Wilmerding, Pa.
49
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
ScLE MALATO; melodia, versi di Ferdi-
nando Russo, musica di Eduardo di
Capua. [8198
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 19138;
KH 307237; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SOLFEGR MANUSCRIT; quinze lecons de
concours, sans ace. de piano, par
Hdouard Mathé. 1. Premier volume.
2. Deuxiéme volume. S8yo. |.
[8199, 8200
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. each Jan. 2,
1913 ; FE. 308790, 303791; Costallat et
cie., Paris.
SOLO ORGANIST; book 2 for pedal or-
gan, by Reginald Goss-Custard.
Contents: — Berceuse. — Caprice.—
Spring song.—Romance.—March in
I major. [8201
© Jan. 15, 1918; 2 ec Mar, 22,
1918; EK 808659; Reid bros. ltd., Lon-
don.
SoME BOY; by Dave Stamper, arr. by
Luigi Tozetti; full mandolin oreh.
[8202
© Apr. 11, 1918: 2%e amie,
1913; EH 310262; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New , York.,,,, [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
——marech and two step by Dave
Stamper and Gene Buck, arr. by
Carl F. Williams; band. 4to.
[8203
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c« Mar. 18,
1913; E 3805582; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
—— two-step by Dave Stamper and
yene Buck, arr. by E. S. S. Hunt- |
ington; orchestra. 4to.
[8204
©, Apr. 1,,1918* 2.c..Apr. 2, 1918; |
BH 8059389; Jos. W. Stern & co., New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on
danee arrangement.]
SOME DAY I’LL BE WHERE JESUS DWELLS ;
words by W. W. Combs, melody by
J. S. Bowman, harmonized by W. W.
Combs.
i} ..Mar, 11, 19183 2oGe see,
1918; E 310296; J. M., Bowman,
Harrisonburg, Va.,
Combs, Locust Grove, Ga.
SoME SMOKE (De la fumée) 0
pf. | [8206
© | Apr...29,; 1918; .2 ce Apne 30,
1913; BE 309454; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
D)
[8205
eae?
or two |
step or turkey trot by S. Romberg ;
i
|
'}
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8223
no. 4, 1918
SoMETIMES; words and music by
Daisy McGeoch. [8207
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1913;
E 307375; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
SONATINEN, SONATEN UND VORTRAGS-
STUCKE:; in fortschreitender ordnung
fiir die unter- und mittelstufe, ausge-
wiihlte, die fingersiitze, tempo- und
vortragsbezeichnungen, revidiert und
sachgemiiss ergiinzt von Carl
Schiitze. Klavier zweihiindig. Heft
1-6. [S208
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1913; E 303883; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig.
SONG GARLAND; a collection of one-two-
and three-part songs for girls of
high school grade; comp. by Jules S.
Joannés. New York, The Macmillan
company, 1913. 2 p. 1, 361 p. 4to.
$1.10. [8209
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
A 343749; Macmillan co.. New York.
Sone (A) IN PRAISE OF THE LORD OF
HEAVEN AND EARTH; ancient spiritual
folk song, English text by Helen A.
Dickinson, music by Franciscus
Nagler, op. 27, no. 4, ed. by Clarence
Dickinson; mixed voices. 4to.
(Sacred choruses, no. 21.) [8210
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310227; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
Sone (A) OF ENCHANTMENT; words by
Lottie Matthews, music by Franz
Hoffman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8211
e) Mar. 17, 1913: 2 ¢« Apr.’ 2,
1918; E 310049; Mrs. M. L. Mat-
thews, Markesan, Wis.
SONG OF PROSERPINE. See _ Lester
(William); Two short songs.
Sone or Rapunset. See Fairyland.
Sone (A) oF SINGING; words by James
Whitconib Riley, music by Catherine
Pannil Mead; low voice. [8212
© Apr. 8, 1913: 2 c Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309014; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
SONG OF THE BELLS; by A. Meeker: pf.
{8213
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1913; E 309030;
Anna Meeker, Redlands, Cal.
Sone (THE) OF THE LARK: words by
P. J. O’Reilly, music by Robert Cov-
erley; high in E flat. [8214
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1913; E 307051; Boston music co.,
Boston.
SONG OF THE PIXIES; poem by Cole-
ridge, music by Clarence Raybould; 4
female or treble voices. 4to. (Trios
and quartets, no. 12.) [8215
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8,
1918; HE 308655; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
SONG OF THE SWEET PEA; words by N.
H. Ambler, music by Sol Minster.
Washington, Armstrong music co.
8216
©) Apr. 23, 1913: 2 e¢ Apr, 30,
1918; E 309463; Nancy Harper Am-
bler, Washington.
SONGE DE VALSE; petite piéce d’apres
Brise-bise et les sensitives, par Ed-
mond Missa, pour piano. [8217
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303812; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
Sones (THE) MY MOTHER SANG TO ME;
words by C. H. Hall, music by Eu-
gene Platzmann. [8218
© Apr. 18, 19138; 2c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 3093038; Clinton C. Hall, Brook-
Ion | ye.
Soncs oF HARVARD; comp. by L. A.
Noble. New York, Philadelphia,
Hinds, Noble & Eldredge [1913] 5
p. l., 226 p. front., illus. 4to. [8219
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 19,
1913; A 343935; Lloyd Adams Noble,
Yonkers, N.Y. [Copyright is claimed
on new matter.]
Soncs or ScoTLanpD; grand selection of
Scottish folk songs and dances,
comp. and arr. by J. Bodewalt
Lampe; orch. with piano conductor.
[8220
© Apr. 29,1913; 2 e. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309440; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Soncs (THE) OUR GRANDMA SINGS;
words by K. J. B. Putney, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [8221
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308986; Katharine J. Ball Putney,
Derby Line, Vt.
SoTto LE PALME; cantilena, di F. Paolo
Frontini, per pianoforte. [8222
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307068; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
SOUL PRAISE; words by Edgar P. Stites,
music by H. N. Lincoln. [8223
© Feb. 28, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308750; H. N. Lincoln,
Dallas.
493
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8224
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
SOUND THE NOTE. Sec Twentieth cen-
tury songs.
SOUNDS FROM THE ROCKIES; by M. V.
Moore; piano. [8224
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1918; E 310489;
Moses V. Moore, Randlett, Utah.
SoutH DAKOTA IS THE SUNSHINE
STATE; words and music by H. A.
Shambaugh, arr. by W. Schartz. Ga-
lena, Ill. The Galena axle grease co.
[8225
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
H 310769; H. A. Shambaugh, Du-
buque, Ia.
SOUTHWELL’s (GEO.) TRIUMPH BAND
BOOK; by Geo. and Chas. Southwell ;
military band. Obl. 24mo. [8226
©) Apr. 17,< 19138; 2 ce ,Apr. «21,
1913; E 309270; Geo. Southwell,
Kansas City, Mo.
SOWING THE TARES; words by a con-
vict, music by I. E. Hicks. [8227
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. May 3, 19138;
BE 310746; Ira Evans Hicks, 'Topeka,
Kan.
SPANISH DANCE. See Slade (Mason) ;
Five sketches for piano.
SPARKLING LIGHTS; vaise impromptu
by Jacob Kindlinger, op. 38; pf.
[8228
© Apr: 24,1918 :2 c. Apr. 25,
1918; E 310549; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
SPEED, LITTLE BOAT; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Margaret S.
Whitcombe. [8229
© War. 25, 1913: 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 306982; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SPEED (THE) KINGS; march two-step
by F. H. Losey, op. 312; full orch.
and piano. 4to. [8230
i Apr. 19, 19138; 2 e) Apr. 21,
1918; E 309285; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
SPHINX (LE); par Henri Van Gael,
op. 181; pf. (Petits poémes, no. 4.)
[8231
© Jan. 2 '1913';'2 ic. Mar, 8, 1973:
E 306722; Schott fréres, Brussells,
Belgium.
SPIC AND SPAN; march by F. H. Losey,
op. 3824. 1. Orchestra and piano. 2.
Band. 4to. [ 8232, 8233
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309088, 309089; Carl Fischer, New
York.
SPIELWERK (DAS) UND DIE PRINZESSIN ;
oper in einem vorspiel und zwei auf-
zugen von Franz Schreker; klavier-
auszug mit text. [8234
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2) ce) ApevdG,
1918; E 307278; Universal edition,
Vienna. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Spirit (THE) OF THE M. B. C.; words
and music by F. H. Buss and June
Winfield. [$235
© Apr. 21,:.1913" 2 ec Apes.
1918; E 310526; F. H. Buss, Kewas-
kum, Wis.
SPITZENHEMD-WALZER; nach motiven
aus der operette Das spitzenhemd,
musik von G. H. Clutsani. 1 Salon-
orchester. 2. Grosses orchester.
_[8236, 8237
© Jan. 25, 1913; 2 c. each Mar. 21,
1918; E 30384386 and 303541; Leip-
ziger bihnenverlag, Hrhard Schultz,
Leipzig.
text von A. Bernstein-Saw-
ersky, musik von G. H. Clutsam, fiir
klavier mit tiberlegtem text. [8238
© Feb. 6, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21, 19138;
E 303485; Leipziger btihnenverlag,
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
SPITZENHOSCHEN; text von Karl
Wanderer, musik von Hugo Leonard.
[8239
© Dec. 14. 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 3807127; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
SPLASHING IN THE BROOK; by Karl
Koelling; pf. (Jn Musical picture
book, part 2; Summy edition, no.
60. ) [8240
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310737; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
SPOONY SUMMERTIME; words by Phillip
L. Simard, music by J. M. Howley.
[8241
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918; E 308827;
Jack M. Howley, Worcester, Mass.
—— Worcester, Howley & Simard
pub. co. [8242
© Apr. 18, 19138452 cet,
1915; E 310538; Howley & Simard,
Worcester.
Sprine (Friihling) ; by Carl Fallberg,
op. 6, no. 3; pf. 8243
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 @ Ape Zi
1913; E 309305; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
494
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
8259
Sprinc—Continued.
——madrigal by Albert G. Mitchell,
ed. by Frederick H. Ripley and H. L.
Heartz; trio for female voices. 4to.
(The stanhope ed., no. 177.) [8244
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 12, 1913 ;
BH 310272; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
two part song words by Thomas
Nash, music by T. Wilkiason Ste-
phenson. 4to. [8245
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ¢c. Mar. 31,
1918; E 307033; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
—— words by A. L. Christopher, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [8246
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 19138;
B 308939; Alf. L. Christopher, White
Plains, N. Y.
SPRING ON THE COAST. See 5 Greek sea
prayers.
SPRING SONG; words and music by
L. W. Pritzkow. [ 8247
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918; HE 305917;
Louis W. Pritzkow, Oakland, Cal.
—— See Solo organist.
SPRINGTIME; novelette by Frank P.
Atherton, arr. by H. F. Odell; mand.
orch. [8248
© Mar. 27, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 305916; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. J
STAMMERING DICK AND POLICEMAN;
words by J. Parnell, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8249
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310002; Joseph Parnell. Victor,
Col.
STANCES; poésies de J. Moréas,
musique de Lucie de Roquette Buis-
son; chant et piano, nos. 1-10. 4to.
[ 8250
@) Jan, 1, 1913: 2.c: Apr. 7, 1913:
E 303742; Costallat et cie., Paris.
STAND UP AND BLESS THE LORD; words
by James Montgomery, music by
J. W. Lerman. S8vo. (Jn The choir,
v. 14, no. 4, Apr. 1913.) [8251
© Apr. 4, 1913; 1 ec. Apr. 7, 1918;
EK 308896; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
ecinnati.
STAND UP FOR THE OLD OLD COUNTRY;
patriotic song, words and music by
BH. A. Lane. London, J. H. Larway.
[8252
©. Feb. 12, 1918; 2 c. Feb. 165,
1918; BH 3807018; Edgar A. Lane,
Dorchester, England.
STARLIGHT AND you; words by Leslie
Cooke, music by Perey Elliott; in
D minor. [8253
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2.c.. Mar. 28,
1913; E 306994; Leonard «& co.,
London.
STARLIGHT EYES; Spanish serenade,
words translated and music com-
posed by M. Tripp. [8254
© 1¢ Mar. 21, 1913; E 308717;
Mae Tripp, New York.
STAROPRAZSKE PISNICKY; sloZil Karel
HaSler, upravil Fr. Kovafrik pro or-
chestr. SeSit 11. no. 1-4. Con-
tents:—KdyZ nad Prahou se vetéer
uklaini.—Vdavala se jedna panna.—
Kdyby ty’s mi chtéla d&ét.—Panna
Veronika. [8255
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307157; Mojmir Urbéanek, Prague,
Austria. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
STARRY WAVES; words by C. Dongus,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8256
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1918;
EH 308948; Clara Dongus, New Ulm,
Minn. }
STARS SHINE DOWN ON MY OLD HOME
TO-NIGHT! words and music by K.
Heath. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8257
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309001; Kate Heath, South Van-
couver, Canada.
STATE (THE) OF THE ONE BRILLIANT
STAR; words by John F. Howard,
music by George Lowell Tracy.
[8258
© Apr. 4, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 308887; Thos. Goggan & bros.,
Galveston, Tex.
STEAMIN’ DOWN THE OHIO; words by
George Mann, music by Walter Es-
berger. [8259
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ¢ May 1,
1918; E 3107382; Joseph Krolage
music co., Cincinnati.
495
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8260
STEH ICH AUF DER WEITEN WELT
ALLEIN; lied aus der operette Der
kleine koénig, text von Robert Bo-
danzky, musik von Emmerich Kal-
man. [8260
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 307146; W. Karezag, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on singstimme
u. piano. ]
STERNE, GOLDENE STERNE. See Aus
stillen stunden.
STILL wiTtH THEE; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by Roscoe M. Booth.
[8261
© May 1, 1918; 2c. Apr. 28, 1918;
E 310605; R. M. Booth, Florence,
Col.
STILLVERGNUGT; von Arnoldo Sartorio.
fiir klavier zu 2 handen. (Unter-
haltungsstiicke in oktaven, no. 4.)
[8262
© Jan. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
EK 306800; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a
Rh., Germany.
STIMMUNGSBILDER; acht klavierstucke
von Ernst Baeker, op. 37, nos. 1-8.
[8263
© Feb. 3, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
BH 807002; P. Pabst, Leipzig.
Stop (THE) RAG; by C. A. Reccius;
pf. [8264
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 14, !
1913: H B1035k> .A.. FB.
Louisville.
SToRM (THE) KING; bass solo, words
and music by F. E. Werner; male
quartette ace. 4to. Chicago, Chas.
Himmelmann & ¢@o. [8265
© Apr. 24, 1918; 2 c« Apr. 26,
1918; E 309402; B. Coanacher, Oak
Park, Il.
STORNELLI D’ACQUA; parole e musica
di Mario Barbieri. [S266
cra. 29° Tie: 2 «) Apr 21,
1918; E 308961; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Story (A) oF St. NicK; by Mrs. A.
M. Virgil, op. 41, no. 3; pf. New
York, The Virgil piano school co.
(Fireside stories, no. 3.) [8267
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913:
E 310118; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
STRANGER’S (THE) GRAVE; words from
In the Aran Isles, by Emily Law-
less, music by Hamilton Harty.
{8268
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1918;
E 303702; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don.
Marzian,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
STRAUS (HENRIETTA) Seventeen easy
duets, over 5 keys for beginners;
words and music by H. Straus; pf.
Baltimore, H. R. Hisenbrandt sons.
[8269
© Apr..1, 1913; 2,6. Apr, giao 5
EH 305878; J. Casper Sauer, Balti-
more.
STRAUSS (RicHarD) Birger (Der)
als edelmann; von R. Strauss, arr.
von Hans Sitt.. Nr. 1 u. 2. Hinlei-
tung zum zweiten aufzug fiir flote u.
klavier u. violine u. klavier. Nr. 3
u. 4. Menuett fiir fldte u. klavier
u. violine u. klavier. Nr. 5. Ariette
ftir violine u. klavier. Nr. 6 wu. 7.
Tanz des ersten schneidergessellen,
fiir fldte u. Klavier wu. violine u.
klavier. Nr. 8. Frauenterzett fiir
violine u. klavier. [8270-8277
© Feb. 17, 1918; 2 c. each Mar.
31, 1918; E 307036-807048; Adolph
Tiirstner, Paris. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
STRAWBERRY (THE) RIDE; words by
I. R. Worrell, music by Franz Hoff-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8278
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 3808940; Irene Robinson Worrell,
Media, Pa.
STREICHQUARTETT IN F-puR; von Hugo
Leichtenritt, op. 1, Partitur und
stimmen. [8279
© Mar. 5, 1918; 2 G Ames.
1913; E 303882; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig. . 7
’Stu corRE; versi di L. Bovio, musica
di O. Cattedra. [8280
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 3072388; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wabhren-Leipzig.
Stupie. See Aus lebenstagen.
SUABIAN SONG (Schwiibisches lied) ;
part song, German and English text,
music by Emile Foss Christiani;
men’s voices. Svyo. [8281
© Apr. 18, 1913; °2) c Apr as,
1918; E 3809250; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. '
SucH Aa RAG; by C. H. Copenhaver; pf.
New York. Frank Harding. [8282
© Feb. 27, 1913; 2 c Apr. 4, 1918;
BH 310160; Carl H. Copenhaver, Pon-
tiae, Mich.
SUFFRAGE (A) LULLABY; words and
musie by Nosirrah Hakim. [82838
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2’c. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 3808881; Bernard H. Nadal, New
MOrkKi i), : .
496
A
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
SuITE FOR ORGAN; in miniature, by
Eric De Lamarter. obl. 4to. Con-
tents :—Pelude.—Adagietto.—March.
[8284
© Apr. 23, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 24,
1913: BE 309364; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
SUITE FUR STREICHORCHESTER; von Joh.
Berghout, op. 52, Partitur und stim-
men. Contents : — Vorspiel. — Im-
promptu. — Intermezzo. — Abend-
lied.—Moment musical. [8285
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1913; E 303881; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig.
SUMMER DAYS; words by W. C. Poole,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. (In
The children’s hour). [8286
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 24,
1913; E 309879; Thomas Nicholson,
New York.
SUMMER JOY; a new and original serv-
ice for children’s day, words by F. A.
Clark, A. J. Cleator and Lizzie De
Armond, music by F. A. Clark.
Philadelphia. The Heidelberg press.
Svo. [8287
© Apr. 18, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 19,
1918; E 310449; F. A. Clark, Phila-
delphia.
SUMMER’S MESSAGE, a Children’s day
service for the Sunday school. 18,
[2] p. S8vo. [8288
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
A 344359; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SUN (THE) OF O-GUN; a fantasy of
the Far East, words by A. Carter
Webb pseud. of A. W. Proetz, lyrics
and music by A. W. Proetz. Com-
plete musical score. Published by
The quadrangle club. [8289
© Dec. 10. 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 14,
1913; E 308786; Arthur W. Proetz,
St. Louis.
SUN SHOWERS; syncopated waltz by
Harold Ivers: pf. [8290
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2
1913; E 309424;
sons, New York.
e. Apr. 29,
M. Witmark &
Sunset (Coucker du _ soleil); par
Georges Etienne; piano. [8291
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 20,
1913; E 303569; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz.
SUNSET LULLABY. See Mac Vean
(Helen Tracy) ; Three nature songs.
8300
SUNSHINE; reverie by Leo Friedman;
piano. [8292
© Apr. 18, 1918: 2 ¢. Apr. 14,
1918; E 310329; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
SUPKGESCHICHTE. See Tsehaikowsky
Fg
SwaLLtow (THE); by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 37, no. 1; pf. New York.
The Virgil piano school co. (Four
morceaux, no. 1.) [8293
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310100; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
SWANEE ROSE; lyric by J. R. Shannon,
music by J. S. Zameenik. [8294
© ‘Feb. 25, 1913; 2 c Mar. 17,
1913; E 3101386; Sam Fox pub co.,
Cleveland.
— words and music by G. Fairman.
[8295
© Nov. 3, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1913;
KE 310398; George Fairman, New
York.
SWAT THE FLY; words by R. Main, mu-
sic by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[8296
© Mar. 29, 1913: 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308011; Robert Main, North Nel-
son, Canada.
SWAYING (THE) CRADLE; from musical
’ pictures by Geo. J. Trinkaus; violin
solo with piano acc. [8297
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c Mar. 18,
1913; E 205554 - M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE SONG BOOK;
words by Mary Pinkerton et al., mu-
sic by Caroline H. Crawford et al.
Ato. [8298
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 19,
1913; E 310444; Student govern-
ment ass’n. of Sweet Briar college,
Sweet Briar, Va.
SWEET DREAM OF LOVE; words by A.
Kind, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc, [8289
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310029; Anna Kind, Chicago.
SWEET EYES I LOVE; words by G. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by Haydn Wood.
{8300
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 306983 : Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
497
I _
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8301
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
SWEET ILLUSIONS; waltz by Thos. S.
Allen; band. 4to. [8301
Apr: 3;.1913 <2.c (Apr cate ies
E 310177: Walter Jacobs, Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
SWEET IRENE (Douce Iréne); ballad-
waltz-song, words and music by H.
A. Plante. [83802
Gy 1. -Apr.” 4)'1918" Bi S1e167;
Horace A. Plante, New York.
SWEETEST (THE) GIRL OF ALL TO ME;
words by C. J. Guettel, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8303
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308994; C. J. Guettel, Seattle.
SWEETEST (THE) KISS OF ALL; words
and music by HE. R. Lawrence, arr.
and rev. by Ray Frisby. [8804
de: Apr. 14,1915 - B 310223:
Ernest Ray Lawrence, Youngstown,
SWEETHEART, DO NOT FORGET ME; words
by H. Irving, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8305
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308991; Harry Irving, Newburgh,
IN.
SWEETHEART IDA BELL; words by W.
M. Thompson, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢co., ine. [8306
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 3808966; Wm. M. Thompson, In-
dianapolis.
SWEETHEART LET’S GO A-WALKING;
march two step from Under many
flags, by Manuel Klein, arr. by Sol
P, Levy; band. 4to. [8307
GX or) 2, 1913*' 2c) Apr?s,71918 -
E 310068; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
SWEETHEART, THEN THINK OF ME;
words and music by Edward Stan-
ley. [83808
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,1913;
HE 310579; Frank K. Root & ca.,
Chicago.
SWEETHEARTS; a comic opera in two
acts, lyrics by Robert B. Smith, mu-
sic by Victor Herbert. Vocal score.
[83809
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
D 19276; G. Schirmer, New York.
SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES; words and
music by Shep. Camp., arr. by Hu-
gene Platzmann. [8810
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c Anees:
1913; E 310621; EF. Bi Haviland
nub. co., ine., New York.
Swineine (THE) HAMMOCK; from
Musical pictures, by Gee. J. Trin-
kaus; violin solo with piano ace.
8311
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1918; E 305553; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Swiss (THE) SCHOTTISCH; by E.
Genevia Sheirich; pf. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [83812
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308985; E. G. Sheirich, Baltimore.
SYLPHE LEGER (Slight sylph); par
Michel Langlois; orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [83813
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 308792; Costallat et cie., Paris.
SyLvIA; words by Clinton Scollard,
music by George Chapman. 1. High
voice in C. 2. Medium voice in A.
[8314, 8315
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 24,
1913; E 809375, 3093876: Carl Haus-
er, New York.
SYMPHONIC MARCH; Dy Silvio Man-
cini, op. 18, arr. by Frank Winter-
bottom; military band. (Jn Mili-
tary band edition, no. 366). [8316
© Apr. 21, 19155 ae
1918; E 307380; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
SYMPHONY RAG; words and music by
J. A. Cotter. [8317
© 1c Apr. 3, 19iss ae
James A. Cotter, Peoria, Ill.
SYNCOPATIN’ LOVIN’ LOUISE; words by
Geo. H. Bowles, music by Lucien
Denni. [8318
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 @ Ape es,
1918; E. 310515; Denni & Bowles,
Kansas City, Mo.
T’AMO ANCORA (Still I love you) ; me-
lodia, di F. Paolo Tosti, ridusione di
Vincenzo Billi per piccola orchestra.
(Intermezzi musicali, no. 504.)
[8319
©, Apr. 19, 1918:'2 @ Bees
1918; E 308962; G. Ricordi & cuv.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
498
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1915
’T "WAS ONLY A DREAM OF YOU; words
and music by H. Hemenway, arr. by
M. M. Daley. [8320
© 1c. Mar. 31, 19138; E 305872;
Hazel Hemenway, Bairstown, Cal.
TACCHINARDI (Guipo) Six miniatures;
by G. Tacchinardi; violin and piano.
Books 1 and 2. (Berner’s edition,
no. 13597 a and b.) [8321; 8322
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. each Apr.
25, 1913; E 307387, 307388; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London.
TAKE A LITTLE TRIP TO DIXIE; words
by Guier S. Wright, music by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, C. L. Partee
pub. co. [8323
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 16,
1913; E 309159; Guier S. Wright,
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
TAKE ME BACK TO MY SUNNY SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA HOME; waltz song, words
and music by E. R. Morrill, arr. by
A. I. Newberg. [8324
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2c. Apr. 14, 1913;
E 310304; Eben R. Morrill, Truckee,
Cal.
TAKE ME ON TO FRISCO TO THE PAN-
AMA: words and music by A. B. Pop-
oskey. [8325
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1913; E 310450;
Archie B. Poposkey, New York.
TAKE ME TO THE OCEAN; words and
music by T. H. Scott. New York.
Ebbets music pub. co. [8326
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1913;
E 310231; Thomas H. Scott, Mo-
dena, Pa.
JAKE SUNNY SoutTH FoR GOD; words
by James Rowe, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [8327
©. Sept. 1, 1912; 2-c. Apr.. 21,
1913; E 310623; Beazley & Vaughan,
Chicago.
TAKE THE CROSS OF JESUS WITH YOU;
words by William W. Jacobs, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [8328
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 19138;
E 308931; W. W. Jacobs, Bowie,
Tex.
TAKE your Bow, O HrawatHa (Nimm
den bogen, Hiawatha); words by
Longfellow, German version by Her-
man Simon, music by Carl Busch;
medium voice. [8329
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913; E 310602; G. Schirmer, New
York.
8339
TAMINEH; esquisse pour orchestre d’
aprés une legende persane par Blair
Fairchild. [8330
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1913;
I. 810284; Augener, Itd., London.
TAMMURRATA; canzone a stesa, versi di
Salvatore di Giacomo, musica di Ed-
uardo di Capua. [8331
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1918;
E 307239; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ein lustiges stiickchen
von Carl Usehmann, op. 151, fiir
piano mit text. [8332
© Mar. 28, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 303684; Scala-verlag, Berlin.
TANDARADEI ;
TANGITO BONITO; puro argentino by L.
M. Hudson; piano. [8333
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1913; E 309319;
Lora M. Hudson, Chicago.
TANGO; aus der operette Der kleine
kénig, musik von Emmerich Kalmén,
fiir klavier zu 2 hinden. [8334
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
FE 307147; W. Karezag, Vienna.
—— ——— arr. von Hans Schott; salon-
orchester. 4to. [8335
©) Mey, 22, J913:"2 6 Apr 4G,
1918; E307288; W.Karcezag, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
TANGO DANCE; cubano, by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano. [8336
© Apr. 18, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
19138; E 3103828; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago. ?
TANNHAUSER. See Wagner (Richard)
TANTUM ERGO; musik von Hans V6l-
gyfy, fiir sopran. alt. tenor, bass,
und orgel, mit orchesterbegl. 4to.
[83837
(: Mar 8,: 1013: 2: ¢@. Mar: 22:
1913; E 303631; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
TANTUM ERGO, IN C v. D; von J. Hei-
degger; gemischten chor mit orgel,
dazu streichquintett, fléte, 2 kla-
rinetten, 2 hérner, 2 trompeten, po-
saune u. pauken. 4to. (Fiinf tantum
ergo, nr. 1 & 2.) [8338
© ' Mar. :25, 1913-' 2 ¢:' Apr. 7,
1913; E 303640; Anton Béhm & séhn,
Augsburg, Germany.
499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$340
TANTUM ERGO IN D. See Tantum ergo
ime uu. DP.
TANTUM ERGO IN Es.
ay on. > EOS,
See Tantum ergo
T'ANTUM ERGO IN F v. Es; von Joseph
Heidegger; gemischten chor mit or-
gel. 4to. (Ftnf tantum ergo nr.
4 u. 5.) [88389
© Mar.» 25,.1913" 2 ¢. Apert;
1913; E 3038642; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
TANTUM ERGO IN G; von J. Heidegger ;
gemischten chor mit orgelbegleitung
dazu 2 trompeten und 2 posaunen
ad lib. 4to. (Ftinf tantum ergo,
pr. 3.) [8340
Or Mar, 2b, Weis? ws Alor. 7,
1913; E 303641; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
TANTUM ERGO See
Veni Creator.
SACRAMENTUM.
TANZ-SZENEN ; von Hugo Reinhold, op.
65. Ausgabe A. Klavier zu zwei hiin-
den, heft 1 und 2. Ausgabe B. Kla-
vier zu vier handen, heft 1 und 2.
[8841-8344
© Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c@ each Apr. 3,
19138 ; E 307102-307105 ; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangements. }
TARANTELLA. See Lyrische episoden.
TARANTELLE IN D; by Basil Windsor ;
pianforte. [8845
te Apr, 19 IOS: 2 oe. apm 2
1918; E 308982; Alfred Lengnick &
eo., London.
TARANTELLE IN D MINOR; by Basil
Windsor; pianoforte. [8846
fey pr. 19. 1918+ 2 e. -Apr 721,
1918; E 803985; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
TASTENSCHRIFT; ein neuer weg zur
hausmusik, einfitihrung in das kla-
vierspiel. 5. auflage. obl. S8vo,
[8347
Oe Nov.) (22)! 1912372 .e, Amro,
1918: E 3807324; Musik-verlag Eu-
phonie, Berlin-Friedenau.
intermezzo
1. Pianoforte.
[8348, 83849
TATJANA; russisches
Léon Jessel, op. 244.
2. Orchester.
© Dec.'15, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8, |
1913; E 307188, 307134; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
von |}
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8
TAUSEND (DIE) KRONEN NOTE; text
von Arthur Rebner, musik von Harry
Waldau. Mitinchen, Harmonie-ver-
las, 2. m. Db. hy, [8350
© Dec. 3,.1912- 2 c Apr S.ao13.
EK. 3807128; Drei masken verlag,
Munich.
Tk DEUM LAUDAMUS; by Geo. A.
Mietzke, new and revised edition by
HK. J. Biedermann; mixed voices and
organ. 4to. (Music for the sanctu-
ary, no. 158.) [8351
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 2, 1913;
E 310694; Edward Schuberth & co..
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on hew rev. edition.] |
——melody as sung by the Roman
people, ed. by S. Gregory Ould. 4to.
(Cantiones sacre, no. 67.) [8352
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 3808697; Novello & co., Iltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
‘Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS IN B FLAT; music
by D. D. Wood; mixed voices and
organ. 4to. [83853
(© Apr: 19, 19138" 2" ec) Anes
1918; E 309298; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
TEARS AND SMILES; serenade by Harry
J. Lineoln, arr. by F. H. Losey; or-
chestra and piano ace. 4to. [8354
© Apr. 21, 1918:\ 296, Amis,
1918; E 309318; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
TEDDY’S TERRORS; march by Warner
Crosby, arr. by Everett J. Evans;
band. 4to. [83855
© Mar: 20, 1918; 2 Gyan,
1913; E 310171; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement.] —
| TELL ME SWEETHEART; words by H.
Plieque, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8856
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
EK 309009; Harry Plieque, New Or-
leans.
TEMPLE ANTHEMS FOR GENERAL USE BY
ALL CHURCH CHorRS, ed. by Prof. E.
Stephens. 4to. [8357
©, Mar. 19, 1913:,2 ¢. Mag. 25,
1918; A 3845088; Desert news, Salt
Lake City.
200
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
TEMPLE BELLS; waltz from Under many
flags, by Manuel Klein, arr. by Sol
P. Levy; band. 4to. [S358
© Mar. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
FE 310069; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
TEMPERANCE YET SHALL RULE THE
LAND; words by Julia H. Johnston,
music by W. A. Post. [8859
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309102; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
TEMPEST (A) IN A TEA POT; operetta
in 8 acts, words by Kate Lee Fergu-
son, music by M. L. Wertheimer.
Vocal score. [83860
oo. G Age 4 19153. DD 19277 :
Mary Lee Wertheir-er, Milford, Pa.
TENDERNESS; by Carl! Koelling; pf.
(In Musical picture book, part 1;
Summy edition, no. 59.) [83861
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ec. May 2, 1913;
E 310741; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
TERESA D’ ’E CANGIANE; canzone cam-
pagnole, versi di Pasquale Cinque-
grana, musical di Luigi Criscuolo.
[3362
© Dee, 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307240; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
TESORO MIO; waltz by E. Becucci, arr.
by R. E. Hildreth; orch. 4to. [8363
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
E 310718; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
' ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
THAT AERIAL RAG; words and music by
A. J. Dornseif. Worden, Ill. Dorn-
seif. music co. [8364
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309123; A. J. Dornseif, Worden,
Ill.
THAT AIRY-ZONA AIR; words by Milton
A. Hagen, music by Maurice Blu-
mental; 1st. violin part and voice.
[8365
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1913; E 305900;
Hagen and Blumental, Stanford
University, Cal.
THAT BASEBALL RAG; words by Dave
Wolff, music by Clarence Jones, arr.
by Harry Alford. [83866
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May.5, 1913;
E 310776; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago.
ee
8375
THAT COMBINATION GLIDE; words by A.
Lee, music by May R. Salt. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8367
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
I} 305970; Anderson Lee, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
THAT COON-TOWN GLIDE; words and
music by R. Quaglino. New York.
Ebbets music pub. co. [8368
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 e. May 8, 1913;
EK 310772; Rose Quaglino, New
York.
THAT COON-TOWN RAG; words by E.
Gil Perry, music by Herm Siewert.
[83869
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310407; C. A. Ross pub. co., Kala-
mazoo, Mich.
THAT GOSH-DARNED 2 STEP RAG; by M.
Kendree Miller; pf. Dallas, Tex.
Bush & Gerts. [8370
© Mar. 17, 1913;,2 e. Mar. 31,
1918; E 310480; M. Kendree Miller,
Athens, Tex.
THAT LITTLE GERMAN BAND; words by
Joe McCarthy and Joe Goodwin,
music by Fred Fischer. [8371
© Mar. 22, 1918; 2 «Mar. 24,
1918 ;. E. 308811; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York.
THAT LOVING LAND; words by Marion
B. Crocker, musie by John G. Lyle,
arr. by A. I. Newberg. [8372
© Apr. 5, 1918.;-2 ¢- April; 2918 ;
E 310222; Acme pub. co., San Fran-
eisco.
THAT MEDICIN’ RAG; words by A.
Wright, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8373
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 310003; A. Wright and H. Miller,
Rochester, N. Y.
THAT MYSTERIOUS RAG; by Ted. Sny-
der. See Boosey’s military journal,
134th series, no. 2.
MELODY; words by
Sam M. Lewis, music by G..W.
Meyer. [8374
© May 5, 1913; 2 ec. May 3, 1913;
E 310758; Geo. W. Meyer music ¢co.,
New York.
THAT NAUGHTY
THAT NOBBY RAG; by L. Fontaine;, pf.
[8375
©) Anr.:1, 1913 5.2.¢. Apr. 1701s.
FE 305922; L. Fontaine, Colville,
Wash.
501
EEE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8376
THAT PRETTY DIAMOND RING; words by
M. Lautz, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8876
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 19138;
E 3808988; May Lautz, Ansonia,
Conn.
THAT’S ALL I ASK YoU; words. by
Leon Pope, music by W. Goldsmith.
[83877
©. 1c. Apr; 15;1913; 8 820393;
Willard Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
THAT’S
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
Alfred Solman. [8378
© Apr. 14,°1918; 2 c. ‘Apr. 14,
1918; EH 810854; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
THAT’S WHAT I CALL REAL LIVE LOVE;
words by Tod. Weinhold, music by
Kd. O'Keefe. [83879
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2c. Apr. 7, 1918;
EH 3808909; Fred. G. Heberlein & ee.
New York.
THAT’S WHAT YOU MEAN TO) ME;
words by J. Will Callahan, music by
BE. Clinton Keithley, arr. by Harry
i) Alford. [8880
© May 3, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913;
EK} 810777 ; Harold Rossiter music co..
Chicago.
THAT’S WHY I NEVER GO HOME: words
by Bert Kalmar, music by Harry
Puck. [8381
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1918; E 309158; Kalmar & Puck
musie co., ine.. New York.
THAT SOUTHERN DRAG. See Getting
wise to Josie.
THAT SOUTHERN MELODY; words and
“music by Chas. BE. Trader. [8882
©-Apr. 24; 1918; 2 q@ Apr. 24,
19138; E 809367: Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
THEMA MIT VARIATIONEN. See Herr-
mann (Willy) Fiinf vortragstiicke.
THEME (VARIED) IN F; by William
Faulkes. See The modern organist,
book 3.
THERE IS A GREEN HILL; words by
Mrs. W. B. Dingman, music by W. A.
Post. [83838
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913:
BH 309095; Smith & Lamar, Nasb-
ville.
THERE IS A PERFUME. Sec Offenbach
(Jaques)
THE REASON [I WANT YOU; |
|
|
|
}
'
|
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
THERE IS ALWAYS POWER IN PRAYER;
words by John R. Clements, music
by Hubert P. Main. [8884
© Apr. 24, 19138: 2 @ Bees.
1913; E 310608; Biglow & Main co.,
New York.
THERE IS JOY; words and music by
S. V. Ridgway. [8385
© Mar. 20, 19138; 1 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
1c. Apr. 17, 19183 H 809174 Ss: ¥.
Ridgway, Mole Hill, W. Va.
THERE’LL BE NO PARTING; words by Ed.
Hidad, music by I. E. Hicks. [8386
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 ec. May 3, 1913;
E 310745; Ira Evans Hicks, Topeka,
Kan.
THERE NEVER WAS A BROADWAY IN THE
TOWN WHERE I WAS BORN; words and
musie by Gene Hodgkins. {8887
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 G& Apr eT.
1918; EH 309279; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
THERE OUGHT TO BE A HOME FOR FOLKS
LIKE THAT; written by Clifford
Grey, composed by Bert Lee. [S588
© Apr. 4, 1918; 2 te. Apr. 4, 1913;
FE 307184; Reynolds & co., London.
THERE’S A COLLEEN STILL WAITING FOR
you; words and music by T. W.
Walsh. [8889
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 e ApE 48,
1918; E 310482; Tom W. Walsh.
Coketon, W. Va.
THERE’S A HILL BY THE SEA, [and]
LITTLE GREY HOME IN THE WEST;
song, music by Hermann Lohr, arr.
by H. M. Higgs: cornet solo with
full orchestral ace. 4to. [8390, 8891
© Mar. 8, 1913; 2 ec. each Mar. 10,
1913; FE 38038819, 303320; Chappell &
eo., lide) ‘Lendon, [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
THERE’S LIFE IN THE BLOOD; words by
J. W. Hendrickson, musie by A. EB.
Davis. [8392
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 ec. Mar? 22,
1913; E 308748; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
jas.
THERE’S ONE FOR YOU AND ONE FOR ME;
by U. Davis; pf. [83938
© 1c. Apr. 80, 1918; E 309458;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
THERE WAS A GREAT SHIP SAILING;
words by A. Chadwick, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8394
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310025; Arthur Chadwick, Ches-
ter, Pa.
502
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
8411
THESE TWO; duett, words by L. G. A.
Woolfall, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [83895
© Mar. 29,.1918; 2 c. Apr. 8,
1913; E 308978; Lila G. A. Woolfall,
Yonkers, N. Y.
THEY THAT SOW IN TEARS; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by M.
Agatha Bennett. (Jn The parish
choir, no. 1564.) [8396
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1913;
E 310172; Charles l.. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
THEY WANT YOU HOME AGAIN; words
by M. L. Wellington [pseud of M. L.
Helmbold], music by H. H. Willing
[pseud of H. W. Helmbold] [8397
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1912; E 298884;
H. W. Helmbold, Balsam Lake, Wis.
THINE; words and music by E. B.
Orne. Portland, Me. The Orne pub.
co. [83898
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2 c« Apr. 30,
1913; E 309465; Ernest B. Orne,
Portland, Me.
THINK OF ME; words by M. Ellis, mu-
sic by Roy L. Burtch. Indianapolis,
Wulschner music co. [8399
Agr. 21,. 1913; 2 c Apr. 22,
19138; E 309272; Maude Ellis, In-
dianapolis.
THOSE COLLEGE FRIENDS.
wise to Josie.
See Getting
THOSE RAGTIME MELODIES; by Gene
Hodgkins, arr. by Lugi Tozetti; full
mand. orch. [8400
©: Apr. 11, 1913; 2 e¢ Apr. 12,
1913; E 310266; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
arr. by Theodore Westman.
No. 1. Mixed quartette. No. 2. Male
quartette. 4to. [8401, 8402
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. each May 2,
1913; E 310701, 310702; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. ]
THOU ART My GoD; text and music by
C. B. Blount; in E flat. [8403
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309043; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
THREE AFRICAN DANCES. See Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 397.
THREE FISHERS; four part song, words
by Charles Kingsley, music by Carl
Elliott Martin; men’s voices. 4fto.
(Secular part songs, no. 6465.)
[8404
© Feb. 26, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 11,
1913; E 310224; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
THREEFOLD (A) SONG; words by Henry
Hamilton, music by Cecil Cameron;
in B flat and in C. [8405
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2c. each Apr.
18, 1918; E 3803939;° Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
THROUGH THE DAY THY LOVE HATH
SPARED US; words from Hymns an-
cient and modern, music by Frank
H. Stamper; mixed voices. [8406
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307163; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
THROUGH THE YEARS; words and mu-
sic by EK. R. Florence. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8407
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310050; Elizabeth R. Florence,
Southampton, N. Y.
THY STAR IS BRIGHT. See Twentieth
century songs.
THY WILL BE DONE (Dein wille Herr
geschehe) ; words from hymnal, arr.
by J. E. Ecker. English and Ger-
man text. [8408
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310725; Ignaz Fischer, Toledo, O.
Tipe (THE) THAT FLOWS ON THE GAY
WHITE WAY; words by W. O. Por-
reca, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8409
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308975; Walter O. Porreca, Bal-
timore.
"TILL I MET YOU, I NEVER KNEW OF
LOVE, SWEET LOVE; words by G. H.
’ Diamond, music by Mabel Dudley
Hilliard. [8410
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 2, 1913;
E 310727; Geo. H. Diamond, New
York.
TILL THE LAST ROSE HAS FADED AWAY:
words and music by Will Steinfeld
and Bert Hirsch. [8411
© Apr. 23, 1018-2 ¢ Agr i285,
1918; E 310524; Steinfeld & Hirsch,
Brooklyn.
903
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8412
’*TILL THE STARS FORGET TO SHINE;
lyrics by H. L. Palmer, music by
Arthur Morrison. Chicago, H. L.
Palmer & Co. [8412
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c« Apr. 14,
1918; E 3103840; H. L. Palmer, Chi-
cago.
TIME FOR PLAY; by Walter Gail; pf.
[8413
« Apr. 24, 19135 .2..¢. Apr. 25,
1913; E 310550; Hatch music ©co.,
Philadelphia.
TIME OF MY LIFE; lancers by Warwick
Williams; full brass band. 4to.
(Boosey & co.’s brass & reed band
journal, no. 535.) [8414
© ApreshO) 19IBee2 ey Aprw2t,
1913; HE 803941; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
’TIS CHRIST AND NOT I; words and
music by J. D. Barnitz. [8415
© Apr. 22, 1918; 2. c. Apr. . 24,
1913; E 309359: James D. Barnitz,
Philadelphia.
"TIS SWEET TO KNOW; words by C. H.
McCarrell, music by Jean. Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc... [8416
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 2, 1913;
EK 305999; Chas. E. McCarrell, Row,
Ok1.
"TIS THE VOICE: OF MADILENE CALLING
FOR ME; words by M. A. Dorr, mu-
sic by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8417
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2-c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 3089838: Minnie A. Dorr, Lake
City, Kan.
TITANIC; descriptive overture by O.
Nelson; pf. [8418
July 1, 1912; 2c. Mar. 31,1913;
HK 310404; Oscar Nelson, Bemidji,
Minn.
Trranic (A) MEMORIAM; words and
music by James Delbert Brant.
[8419 |
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1918; E 308775;
Inez Brant, Clinton, Ind.
To A BETTER LAND; words by Laura BH.
Newell, music by Geo. W. Bacon.
[8420
© Feb. 28, 1918: 2 c. Mar, 22,
1913; E 308749; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
To ApoLto or LeEucas. See 5 Greek
sea. prayers.
pt. I11,n.s.,v.8
To HAVE, TO HOLD, TO LOVE; by Ernest
R. Ball, arr. by Sol. P. Levy. No.
1. Song for cornet. No. 2. Song for
trombone. With band ace. 4to..
[8421, 8422
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 c. each Apr. 18,
19138; H 309210, 309211: M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on new arrange-
ment. |
— waltz by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; orch. 4to. [8423
© Apr. 2,.1913; 2.¢. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 310067; M. Witmark & sons,: New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. |
—— words by Darl Mac Boyle and
Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Geo. J.
Trinksaus. No. 1. Female voices.
No. 2. Mixed voices. No. 3. Male
voices. 4to. [8424-8426
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2c. Apr. 1, 1913;
E 3805891-305893; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
To music. See Lester (William) ;
Two short songs.
To MY BELOVED (A la bien aimée) ; by
Edouard Schiitt, op. 59, no. 2, ed. by
EK. V. McIntyre; pf. [8427
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 & Apr, 17%, 1913;
E 309172; Thiebes piano co.,; St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on ed-
iting. }
To THE GODS OF HARBOUR AND HEAD-
LAND. See 5 Greek sea prayers.
To THE GODS OF SEA AND WEATHER. See
5 Greek sea prayers.
To THE KINGDOM; words by Kate W.
Hamilton, music by C. H. Lowden.
[8428
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 15, 19138;
E 3810371; C. Harry Lowden, Cam-
den, N. J.
To THE END OF THE JOURNEY WITH
THEE; words by Jay G. Roberts,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8429
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2.c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310000; Jay G. Roberts, Oskaloosa,
Ta.
To THEE; valse serenade by A. Cazi-
bulka, arr. by F. J. Fiala; band. 4to.
[8430
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
KE. .3810716; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
O04
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
To you: words by Marie Beatrice
Gannon, music by K. B. Stein; high
voice in F and low voice in D. Chi-
eago, Ill. Studio pub. co. [8481
© Mar. 17, 1918; 1 c. each Mar.
27, 1913; 1c. each Apr. 5, 1913; E
309054; Karl Buren Stein, Chicago.
Toast (A) TO ALL.
to Josie.
See Getting wise
Topacco (THE) STINKER; words and
music by E. F. Miller. 4to. [8432
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 303706; Edward Frederick Miller,
Morgan Park, II.
ToBANI (THEO. M.) Two songs; arr.
by T. M. Tobani; orch. 4to. Con-
tents: At parting, by Ruth Trow-
ard.—The eyes of Irish blue, by
Litta Lynn. 4to. [8433
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. May 3, 1913;
E 310749; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
orchestration. ]
ToccATA, INTRODUCTION UND FUGE; von
Ludwig Boslet op. 33; orgel. Kon-
zertstiicke fiir orgel, heft 3. [8434
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. Apr. 7, 1918;
E 303644; Anton Bohm €& sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
Topo PASA; vals por Emma Moya,
para piano? [8435
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1913; E 303677; G. Schirmer, New
York.
ToLD BY THE Rio GRANDE; words and
music by K. Heath. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [84386
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310046; Kate Heath, Vancouver,
Canada.
ToM AND JERRY; rag by Jerry Car-
mack; pf. [8437
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 308882; St. Louis pub. co., St.
Louis.
Tom, DicK, HArRy AND YoU; words
by F. Deery, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8438
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308947; Fay Deery, McGregor, Ia.
TORMENTO DE <AMmoR. See Wesley
(Emile) Deux piéces caractéris-
tiques.
Tousours; poésie de Paul Arosa, mu-
sique de Gaston Schindler; no. 2 ton
original, baryton ou mezzo. [8439
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2.
1913; E 303758; L. Grus et cie.,
Paris.
8449
TOURMENT DU COEUR; par A. Leonardi
pour piano seul. [8440
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 307069; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
TOURNEMIRE (CH.) Cing Noéls origi-
naux; en forme de versets, extraits
de Vop. 21, par Ch. Tournemire,
pour orgue ou harmonium. [8441
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
EK 303841; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
TOUT S'ENVOLE; valse lente par H. Mez-
zacapo, arr. par Alf. Amadei; or-
chestre avec piano-conducteur.
[8442
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 4, 1913;
EK 303757; E Gaudet, Paris.
Tory (THE) MONKEY; action song,
words and music by Thos. Coult-
hard. [8443
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 26,
1918; E 307006; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
Toy TIME; words by T. Kay Smith,
musie by Smith and Arado, arr. by
H. T. Myers. 8444
© 1c. May 2, 1913; E 310704;
Smith and Arado, Chicago.
TRAUMEREI See Schumann (R. A.)
TRAUMEREI See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
TRAIN (THE) RIDE; by A. P. Risher;
pf. (Four merry rides for merry
children, no. 1.) [8445
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ce Apr. 8,
1913; E 3810134; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
TRAMP, TRAMP; words by James Rowe,
music by Samuel W. Beazley. -[8446
© Sept.’ 7) 191252 e@ Ape set,
1918; E 309256; Beazley & Vaughan,.
Chicago.
TRANQUILITY; by Carl Koelling; pf.
(In Musical picture book, part 1;
Summy edition, no. 59.) [8447
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ec. May 2, 1913;
E 3107389; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
TRANQUILLITA MESTA; large di Gio-
vanni Bolzoni, op. 131, per violino e
pianoforte. [8448
© Apr. 19,1913; 2 ec. Apr. 21,1913;
E 303966; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
riduzione per picola orches-
tra dell’ autore. (Intermezzi musi-
eali, no. 515.) [8449
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 21,
1913; E 303968; G Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
505
93052—13——9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$450
pt. 110) 1. 8.)'v.'8:. |
TRANSLATEUR (S.) Sechs (Die) miir-
chen; von S. Translateur, op. 157,
fiir pianoforte. Contents :—Rot-
kappchen. — Schneewittchen.—Rum-
pelstilzchen.—Frau Holle—Dornro-
schen.—Aschenbrodel. [8450
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EH 307149; Musikverlag, Lyra, Ber-
lin.
TRAUM DURCH DIE DAMMERUNG. See
Erotikon.
TRAURIGE FRUHLINGSNACHT. See Ra-
tiky (Hubert) Vier chinesische lie-
der.
TRAUUNGSGESANG; text von Oskar
Pauk, musik von Gerhard Preitz, op.
11, fiir eine singstimme und orgel,
harmonium oder klavier. [8451
© Dee. 14, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EH} 307154; Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leip-
zig.
TRAVIATA (LA) SELECTIONS. See Fa-
mous selections from famous operas.
TRENTON (THE) IDEA; mareb and two
step by J. E. Merrifield; pf. [8452
(ey Apr vet 1913s <" 2 GL Apr. 25,
1918; E 38105381; J. E. Merrifield,
Trenton, Mo.
TREVE (DeER) JEAN; text von Karl
Wanderer, musik von Hugo Leon-
ard. [8453
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 307129; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
TRINKLIED; ged. u. musik von A.
Biichse, op. 311; miinnerchor. Par-
titur. Philadelphia. A. Biichse. 4to.
[8454
© Feb. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
H 309110; J. L. Biichse, Philadel-
phia.
Trio; di C. Adolfo Bossi, op. 39, no. 2;
organo. Konzertstticke fiir orgel,
heft 7; (Quattro pezzi per organo,
nry'2!) [8455
© Mar. 18, 1918: 2°e. Mar. 31,
1918; E 307080; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
TRIO FACILE; par Alban Forster; piano,
violon et violoncelle. [8456
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306728; Johann Andre, Offenbach
a. m., Germany.
Trip (A) To ConrEy; words by W. Stott.
music by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8457
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1913:
“ ae Wim. Stott, Cazenovia,
TrocHa; the official tango by Wm. H.
Tyers; pf. {8458
©. Apr. 29, 1918;.2 e.Apreeo
1918; E 309416; EF. A. Mills)ine;
New York.
Trost; volkslied gesetzt von A. von
Othegraven, op. 47 no. 1, fiir min-
nerechor. Partitur und _ = stimmen.
4to. [8459
© Dec. 4, 1912: 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 3807156; C. F. W. Siegel’s musi-
kalienhandlung, (R. Linnemann)
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. }
TROT DE CAVALERIE. See Rubinstein
(A. G.)
ROT DU CAVALIER; Caprice martial by
Fritz Spindler, ed. and fingered by
Paolo Gallico; piano. [8460
©. Apr: 17, 19133) 2a Aer:
1913; E 309228; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing.]
TRUE HEART; waltzes by O. Nielsen,
arr. by E. De Lamater; oreh. 4to.
[8461
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2°%e) Apron,
1918; E 310348; O. Nielsen, Chicago.
TRUE LOVE; Syncopated waltz by F.
Henri Klickmann; pf. [8462
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 G Apr dGyiels
EK 310425; Frank K. Root & ¢o., Chi-
cago.
TRUST IN His LOVE; words by Robert
Lloyd, music by John W. Metcalf;
sop, or ten. and alto or bar. [8463
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 ec. each Apr.
14, 1918; E 310841; Arthur \P.:
Schmidt, Boston.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH )
Altes franzésisches lied (Old French
song); von P. Tschaikowsky, op. 39,
Kinder-album no. 16, frei bearbeitet
von Willy Burmester; ausgabe fiir
violoncell und pianoforte tibertragen
von Julius Klengel. no. 1. {8464
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307298: Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Danse russe Trepak; aus Der
nussknacker von P. Tschaikowsky,
op. Tle, arr. von O. Wittenbecher.
1. Salon orchester. 2. Kleines or-
chester. 4to. [8465, S466
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 16,
19138; E 307244, 307245; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
506
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH )—Con.
—— Fantasie; iiber die oper Pique-
dame von P. Tschaikowsky, arr. von
Karl Hasse; kleines orchester. 4to.
[S467
@y Dec. 14; 1912; 2 c. Apr. ‘16,
1918; E 307246; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Lied des drehorgelmannes (The
organ grinder’s song) ; von P. Tschai-
kowsky, op. 39, no. 28; ausgabe fiir
violoncell und pianoforte tibertragen
von Julius Klengel. [8468
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307301; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Neapolitanisch (Neapolitan song) ;
von P. Tschaikowsky, op. 39, Kinder-
album no. 18, frei bearbeitet von
Willy Burmester; ausgabe fiir vio-
Joncell und pianoforte, itibertragen
yon Julius Klengel, no. 2. [8469
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1913;
: E 307297; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
' York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
'—_— Ouverture miniature; aus der bal-
| let Der nussknacker, von P. I.
| ‘[schaikowsky, op. Tila, arr. von O.
| Wittenbecher. 1. Kleines orchester.
_ 2. Solon orchester. [8470, 8471
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 8,
1913; E 306782, 306788; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Spukgeschichte (A nursery tale) ;
vou P. Tschaikowsky, op. 39, Kinder-
album no. 19, frei bearbeitet von
Willy Burmester; ausgabe fiir vio-
lonecell und pianoforte von Julius
Klengel, no. 3. [8472
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 16. 19138;
E 307300; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
at Ra
i—— Triumerei (Dreams): von P.
Tschaikowsky, op. 39, no. 21, frei
bearbeitet von Willy Burmester;
ausgabe fiir violoncell und piano-
forte tibertragen von Julius Klengel,
no. 4. [8473
© Jan. 4, 1913; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307302; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
ll
i
.
\
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH )—Con.
1812 overture solennelle; by P.
Tschaikowsky, op. 49, arr. by Gaston
Borch; orchestra and piano. [8474
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309092; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
Tu ES PETRUS; par G. de Boisjoslin, a
4 voix mintes, avec ace. d’orgue.
Partition. [8475
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
EH 303852; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
TU M’AS MENTI; paroles et musique de
J. Danglas, pour chant seul. 4to.
[8476
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 3038338 ; Hengel et cie., Paris.
—valse par J. Danglas. 1. Piano.
2. Chant et piano. [8477, 8478
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. each. Jan. 2,
1918; E 3038834, 303835; Hengel et
cie., Paris.
TURMIENTE D’AMMORE; barcarola, versi
di Aniello Califasno, musica di Oscar
Cattedra. [8479
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307241; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wabhren-Leipzig.
TWELVE (THE) DANCING PRINCESSES.
See Fairyland.
TWENTIETH CENTURY SONGS; old and
new melodies, by W. Morrow. Copy-
right claimed on Sound the note,
Thy star is bright [and] The grand
review, aS new matter. [8480
© iAnrs 11, 1913 ;-2 cc. Apr15, 1988 :
E 310337; Wm. Morrow, St. Louis.
[Copyright is claimed on new matter
only. ]
TWILIGHT; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op. 40,
no. 5; pf. New York. The Virgil
piano school co. (Musical gems,
no. 5.) [8481
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310101; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
TWILIGHT SHADOWS. See Mac Vean
(Helen Tracy) ; Three nature songs.
TWILIGHT SUE; words and music by
H. A. Daniels, [8482
©) Apr... 21,1913 5°2.eh Apr) 24,
1913; E 3809348; Harold A. Daniels,
Tutuila, Samoa.
007
CATALOGUB OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8483
Two NAMES CARVED DEEP IN AN OLD 0AK
TREE; words by K. Burke, music by
M. GC. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8483
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309008; Kathryn Burke, York,
N. Dak.
Two ROSES; three-part chorus, words
by Richard Burton, music by G.
Marschal-Lepke, op. 17, no. 1 [pseud.
of Grace Clough-Leighter] ; women’s
voices. (8 vo. choruses, no. 5671.)
[8484
©, Apr. “21, Wise 2 %er' Aor. 23,
1913; E 3093387; G. Schirmer, New
York.
TYRANT (THE); march by C. W. Dal-
bey; band. 4to. [8485
© Apres 15), 1983. Bie, Aim, 18,
1918; E 309189; Dalbey music ©co.,
Des Moines.
UM MITTERNACHT; ged. von R. Prutz,
chorwerke von Anton Bruckner,
herausgegeben von Victor Keldorfer,
fiir miinnerchor mit altsolo und
klavierbegl. Erste fassung, partitur.
[8486
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1918;
KE 807279; Universal edition, Vienna.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
UNAWAKENED; words and music by
L. R. Cheatham. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [8487
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
EH 305968; Sallie Charles Cheatham,
Henderson, N. C.
UNCLE IKE OF DIXIE; words and music
by [Bonnie Marie pseud. of] M. H.
Tannehill. [8488
©1e. Mar. 31, 1918; E 3058738;
Marie H. Tannehill, Bairdstown, Cal.
Uncite SAM; musical comedy in 38 acts,
[words by H. Ward-Talbot] music
by F. Glenne. Music only. [8489
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1918; E 307015;
Mrs. F. Lincoln, Honolulu, T. H.
UNDER A MAGIC SPELL (Ich liebe dich) ;
poem by Fr. Riickert, English ver-
sion by Alice Mattallath, music by
Frederick W. Vanderpool. [8490
© Apr. 21, 1913); .2 ¢ Ape 22,
1913; EH 310480; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. .
UNDER EGYPTIAN SKIES; intermezzo
march two step by F. H. Losey, op.
307; full band. 386 parts. 4to. [8491
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 21,
1913; E 309282; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
UNDER MANY FLAGS; selection by Man-
uel Klein, arr. by Sol. P. Levy; mili-
tary band. 4to. [8492
© Apr. 21, 191383 2° eMApe 22.
1913; E 310472; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
UNDER ’NEATH THE FAMILY TREE; words
by Harrison Greene, music by N.
Goldstein. [8493
©1c. Apr. 9, 1918; E 309125; Nat
Goldstein, San Francisco.
UNDER THE GEORGIA MOON; words by
Littell G. McClung, music by Chas.
E. Scharf. [8494
© Apr. 23, 1913°"2 © Ae es,
1918; E 310594; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia.
UNDER THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE;
march by M. A. White; pf. [8495
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1918; E 305899;
Marie A. White, Chicago.
UNDER THE STARS; reverie, by K.
Withey ; pf. [8496
© Mar. 1, 1913° 2°@ Apris fois -
E 38101388; Kate Withey, Childress,
Tex.
UNDERTAKER’S DIRGE; by WW. Gold-
smith; pf. [8497
©1c. Apr. 15, 1918; E 310394;
Willard Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
UNFURL AND RAISE OLD GLORY; words :
by L. D. Golloher, music by Harry ©
Weston.
wald co., ltd. [8498
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 310089; Lillie D. Golloher, Bell-
ville, Tex.
UNION FOREVER; words by Mamie
Folger Clapp, music by Jack Stan-
ley.
dale co., ine. [8499
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305983; M. Clapp, Salisbury, N. C.
Union (THE) JACK; words by Wilbur
D. Nesbit, music by Stephen Adams,
arr. by N. Clifford Page; bass solo
and chorus of men’s voices. (Laurel
octavo, no. 285.) [8500
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14, 1913;
E 310318; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text. ]
UNIVERSAL (THE) LIBRARY OF MUSIC;
edited by Kar] Klauser; v. 1-7. Con-
tents :—1-6. Instrumental.—7. Vocal.
[8501-8507
© Feb. 18, 1918: 2 c. Mar. 26,
19138; A 848622-3438628; Musicians’
league of America, Boston.
008
New Orleans, L. Grune- —
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- ©
no. 4, 1913
UNNERM LINNEBAAM; ged. von Wil-
helm Rémer, musik von A. Thomae,
op. 23, no. 2; hohe stimme. (Heim-
atlieder, zweite folge, nr. 2.) [8508
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307180; August Thomae, Kloppen-
heim, Germany.
UNTER’N LINDEN ; Marsch aus der posse,
Filmzauber, text von Rudolf Ber-
nauer und Rudolph Schauzer, musik
yon Walter Kollo; klavier zu 2
hiinden mit tiberlegtem text. [8509
© Dec. 13, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 3071380; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
—— ——1. Grosses orchester. 2. Sa-
lon-orchester. [8510, 8511
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ce. each Mar.
21, 1918; E 3038500, 303501; Drei
masken-verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ments. J
UNVERZAGT; von Arnold Sartorio, fiir
klavier zu 2 hianden. (Unterhal-
tungsstiicke in oktaven, no. 1.)
| [8512
© Jan. 12, 1918; 2c. Mar. 8, 1913;
| E 306801; P. J. Tonger, Cologne a
Rh., Germany.
| UP AND DOWN THE WOOLWORTH TOWER;
words by W. D. Morgan, music by
C. E. Morgan. [8513
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1913; E 309023;
Carey E. Morgan, New York.
UP TO DATE LOVE; words and music by
W. Witol. [8514
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1913; E 310403; William Witol, New
York.
UToPIANS (THE); all-college operetta,
lyrics by Marie Collins, Ruth Van
Blarcom and Elizabeth Clarke, mu-
sic by Berenice K. Van Slyke, Eliza-
beth Van Limont, Margaret Stone et
al. Vocal score. [8515
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c Apr. 30,
1913; E 309451; Wellesley college,
Wellesley, Mass.
VALLEY (THE) OF YEARS; words by
Victor Mansell, music by James E.
Jury. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8516
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309012; J. Jury, Dover, England.
VALOUR; poem by Marie Boileau, music
by Geoffrey O’Connor-Morris, op. 11;
song with piano acc. [8517
© Dec. 22, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307309; G. O’Connor-Morris,
London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8527
VALSE ANGELIQUE; Boston, by J. Tim
Brynn; pf. [8518
© Apr. 24, 1913: 2 c. Apr. 25,
1913; E 310519; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
VALSE D’ELEGANCE; par Mich. Chiesa;
piano seul. [8519
© Mar. 3, 1913; 2c. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307256; C. Schmid] & co., Leipzig.
VALSE (LA) DE L’oc&kan; valse boston
par A. Leonardi, pour piano. [8520
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 19138;
E 307070; Carisch & J&anichen,
Milan.
VALSE LENTE; aus dem tanz-spiele Die
prinzessin von Tragant, von Oscar
Straus, arr. von Hans_ Schott;
Schrammelquartett. 4to. [8521
© Nov. 11, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307108; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Liepzig. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
—— —— 1. Grosses orchester. 4to. 2.
Salonorchester, arr. von Hans
Schott. [8522, 8523
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 3,
1913; E 307106. 307107; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangements. }
von Sgn. Friedman, op. 50, no. 2,
fiir violoncell und klavier. [8524
© Dec. 10, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307275; Universal edition,
Vienna.
See also Herrmann (Willy) Fiinf
vortragstiicke.
VALSE PERVERSE; par A. Bosc; piano.
[8525
© Aor. 15,1913: 32 ¢ Apr. 416,
1913; E 307357; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on transposition. ]
VALSE REVEE; valse lente sur les motifs
de la chanson, Au fil du réve, par J.
Vercolier pour piano seul. [8526
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303854; J. Vercolier, Paris.
VALSE SEPTEMBRE; by Felix Godin, arr.
by Luigi Tozetti; full mandolin
orch. [8527
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2 c& Apr. 12,
1913; E 310256; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
509
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8528
pt. III, n. s., v.8
VALSE SLAVE; by Jean Savasta, arr.
by Luigi Tozetti; full mand. orch.
[8528
©), Apr. 911,".1913)s 2? ec. Apr a2,
1913; EH 310264; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
VALSETTE; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op. 37,
no. 2; pf. New York. The Virgil
piano school co. (Four morceaux,
no. 2.) [8529
© Apr: 2, 1913.2) e..Apr. 3, 1913;
KH 310099; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
VANKOS-NOTA. See Varjas antal.
VARJAS ANTAL; irta: Balla Ignacz,
Heltai Jen6é, u. Mérei Adolf, Zenéjét
szerzette: Grosz Alfred; gesang u.
klavier. Contents: A péceskai cigaé-
hysoron. — Vankos - nota. — Csillag
nota. [8530
© Dee. 2, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
HK 306705; Nador Kalman, Budapest,
Hungary.
VAUBOURGOIN (J. F.) Lied; par J. F.
Vaubourgoin pour violoncelle’ et
piano. [8531
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1913;
EH 3038825; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
VELMA; words by H. B. Gray, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8532
©) Mar. 17, -1913.-2.¢ Apr. 2;
1918; E 305958; Harry B. Gray,
Alamota, Kan.
VENI CREATOR, TANTUM ERGO SACRA-
MENTUM, O SALUTARIS HostTria [AND]
Ave Maria; by Eug. Walkiewicz;
mixed voices. [8533
@yApr. 14, 1913;.2 ei Apr 17,
1918; E 309175; Eug. Walkiewicz,
Chicago.
VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS; hymnus, mu-
sik von August Weirich. Nr. 1.
Sopran 1 u. 2 alt. N. 2. Gemischten
chor. Mit orgel begleitung.
[85384, 8535
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 7,
1913; BE 303645, 303646; Anton Bohm
& sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
VERBOTENE FRUCHTE; walzerlied, text
von W. Grunow, musik von Max
Biittner. [8536
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
EK 307054; Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Host (The) of
peace; from Aida, words by Abbie
Farwell Brown, music by G. Verdi,
arr. by Leonard B. Marshall; mixed
voices. 4to. (The beacon series of
vocal selections, for schools, classes
and choruses, no. 292.) [8537
© Mar. 27, 1913:) 2 oe eee
1918; E 310064; Silver, Burdette &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
Rigoletto; di G. Verdi, arr. by D.
Krug, op. 114, no. 26, ed. and fin-
gered by Paolo Gallico; piano.
[8538
© Apr.. 17, 1913: (2 @ Agee
1913; E 309226; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing. ]
VERE NOVO; poemetto sinfonico di Ric-
eardo Zandonai; orchestra. Parti-
tura. [8539
© Apr. 10;/1913 92 espe
1918; E 303729; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
VipA; Spanish waltz-song, words and
music by Max Brice. [8540
© Apr. 22, 1913: 2 \e@) Ares.
1918; E 3809413; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
VIDI AQUAM. See Gruber (Josef) Vier
liturgische gesinge.
VIENESE WALTz. See Slade (Mason):
Tive sketches for piano.
VIENI MINCU’; trase mineu’, scioscia
mincu’, canzonetta comica, versi e
musica di Gennaro Camerlingo;
canto e mandolina. [8541
© Apr. 3, 1918; 2 e¢ Apri, Jon -
E 307188; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
Vieux (LE) Ror; tragédie lyrique en
un acte, poéme de Rémy de Gour-
mont, musique de <A. Mariotte.
Vocal score. [8542
© Apr. 18,°1913*" 3) ee,
1918; E 3073867; Enoch & co., Paris.
VIOLETAS; vals por Roberto D. Zarate,
para piano. [85438
© .Mar. 25, 19138; 2) ¢ Apes dG,
1913; E 307308; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
VIOLETAS BLANCAS; schottisch por
Angel J. Garrido, para piano. [8544
©, Mar. 20,° 1913; 2 ee tapes,
1913; E 303676; Friedrich Hofmeis-
ter, Leipzig.
510
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
8561
VIOLETTA; danse élégante by J. LE.
Peilgen, op. 50; military band.
(Boosey & co.’s supplemental jour-
nal, no. 112.) [8545
i. Apr. 12, .1913;-2 ¢. Apr. 15,
19138; E 303894; Arthur & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
VIOLIN-KONZERT IN © MOLL; von JOS.
B. Foerster, op. 88, fiir violine und
piano, mit kadenz von Jan Kubelits.
[8546
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307280; Universal edition,
Vienna.
VIOLIN-KONZERT IN E MOLL; par Joan
Manén, op. A-6, transcription par
Otto Neitzel, pour violon et piano.
[8547
mere 28,1911; 2 ce Apr. 216,
1913: E 307271; Universal-edition,
Vienna. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Vircit (Mrs. A. M.) Intermezzo; by
Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op. 37, no. 3; pf.
New York, The Virgil piano school
| co. (Four morceaux, no. 3.) [8548
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
| # 310098: Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
te ork.
VISION; valse lente by Gaston de
| Breville, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
{ orchestra. 4to. [8549
| © Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
' E 305940; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
VISION DE PARADIS; yers de Pierre
d’Amor, versione ritmica di A.
[8550
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307071; Carisch & Janichen, Milan.
VISIONI; valzer di P. A. Tirindelli,
istrumentazione di Arturo Diana per
banda: piccola partitura. [8551
me Apr. 19,, 1913;: 2.:¢c...Apz.. 21,
1913; E 303964; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
| Franci, musique de V. Lo Sena.
|
VISIONS OF LOVE; by D. Brown; melody
with piano acc. [8552
© 1c. May 2, 1913; E 310703;
David Brown, New York.
Vispa (LA) TERESA; versi di R. Gal-
dieri, musica di E. de Curtis. [8553
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 16, 19138;
E 307242; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
El te
VoLKSLIeD. See Herrmann (Willy)
¥iinft vortragstiicke.
VOLONTARIO (IL); macchietta, versi di
Rocco Galdieri, musica di Enr. Can-
nio. [8554
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1913;
KE 3807211; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
VoM HIMMEL HocH (Behold, I come
from heaven above); kanzone von
Sigfried Karg-Elert, op. 82, no. 2, fiir
solo, chor, solovioline und orgel;
partitur und stimmen. [8555
© Mar. 20; '1913;, 2.6. Apr. 15;
1913; E 307273; Carl Simon musik-
verlag, Berlin.
VOM SPAZIERENGEHEN; text von Louis
Taufstein, musik von Hugo Leonard.
Miinchen, Harmonie-verlag. g. m.
b. h. [8556
© Dee. 3, 1912; 2 ec Apr. 8, 1918;
EK 307126; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
VON PAIR OF SPEGTAGLES; recitation
with musical ace., written and com-
posed by Charles J. Winter. (Mu-
sical monologues, no. 89.) [8557
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 3807182; Reynolds & co., London.
VORREL MORIRE; melodia di F. Paolo
Tosti, riduzione di Vincenzo Billi
per piccola orchestra. (Intermezzi
musicali, no. 505.) [8558
©: Apr! 19, I9is> 2* 'e" Apr: 21,
1913; E 308965; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
VORSCHULE, DES MODERNEN LAUTEN-
UND GITARRENSPIELS; von Richard
Batka. obl. 16mo. [8559
(GC) Met, 24) 001 «OF Anum Be
1913; E 307264; Universal-edition,
Vienna.
Vos PAS; poésie de Robert Féron, mu-
sique de A. Claussmann, op. 17, no.
2; voix de femme. [8560
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 3803774; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
VOTES FOR WOMEN; international hymn
of the suffragettes, words by ‘T.
Novell, music by P. Aissac; violin or
mandolin, with words. New York,
J. Marion & co. [8561
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 3, 1913;
FE 310767; Torquat Novell, New York.
O11
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8562
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
VOUS AVEZ QUEQU’ CHOSE; paroles de
Christiné & Rimbault, musique de
Christiné; chant et piano. [8562
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 303734; Christiné, Paris.
VOUS SOUVIENT- IL; valse par Francois
Simon, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [85638
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2,19138;
E 303836; Hengel et cie., Paris.
W. M. A.; words and music by H. L.
Gilmour. [8564
©) Apr. 15,., 1913 <2) e.:Apr; | 17,
1918; E 309182; H. Lake Gilmour,
Wenonah, N. J.
WACHTPARADE (DIE); lied aus der
operette Der kleine konig von Em-
merich Kalman, arr. von Hans
Schott, fiir salonorchester. 4to.
[8565
© Nev: 22) 1912. 2 “Gc Apr.” 16,
1918; E 307282; W. Karczag, Vi-
enna. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
text von Robert Bodanzky,
musik von Emmerich Kéalm4n. [8566
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2c Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307148; W. Karezag, Vienna.
WACKELN WIR MAL WACKELTANZ; der
wackeltanz, text von Herm. Freuden-
berg, musik von W. Aletter; klavier
mit text. [ 8567
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 303900; W. Aletter, Berlin.
WAGNER (RICHARD) Fliegende (Der)
Hollinder (The flying Dutchman) ;
fantasie von Richard Wagner, bear-
beitet von Ferd. Rebay; piano solo.
(Hnglish popular edition, no. 4552).
[8568
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢ Mar. 8, 1913;
KH 306732; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
—— Parsifal; drame sacré de R. Wag-
ner, version francaise de Alfred
Ernst, nauseque arr. par. Karl
Klindworth; partition pour chant et
piano. [8569
© Feb. 15, 1918; 2 e. Mar. 20,
1913; E 303568; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz. [Copyright is claimed on
version francaise. ]
ol
WaGNER (RICHARD )—Continued.
vorspiel mit angefitigtem
schluss des mi aufzuges, aus der
oper von R. Wagner, bearb. von R.
Tourbié ftir salonorchester. 4to.
; [8570
© Feb. 12, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1918; E 3038567; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
or
Pilgrims chorus; from ‘Tann-
hauser by R. Wagner, arr. by J.
Licht; orch. (The Cundy-Bettoney
ideal edition, no. 198.) [8571
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
EK 3810721; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Rienzi; fantasie by R. Wagner,
bearbeitet von Ferd. Rebay; piano
duet. (English popular edition, no.
4571.) [8572
© Dec. 11, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
EK 306734; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
piano solo. (English popu-
lar edition, no. 4551.) [8573
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1918;
HE 3806733; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Tannhiuser; fantasie von R.
Wagner, bearbeitet von Ferd. Re-
bay; piano solo. (English popular
edition, no. 4553.) [8574
© Dee. 11, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306735; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
WAIT UNTIL WE’RE MARRIED; words by
Sam M. Lewis, music by G. W.
Meyer. [8575
© Apr. 21, 1913: 2 ¢) Agee.
1918; E 3809274; Geo. W. Meyer
music co., New York.
WAITING FOR THE ROBERT HK. LEE; two
step, arr. by Henry E. Pether; band.
(Boosey & co.’s brass and reed band
journal, no. 534.) [8576
© Apr. 12, 19138> 2° ae
1918; E 303890; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. [Copyright is
claimed on band arrangement. ]
WAITING ON THE OLD MISSISSIPPI
SHORE; words by R. Brown, music’
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8577
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308961; Retta Brown, Keithsburg,
Til.
no. 4, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8597
WaLk (THE) OF THE FISHES; by U.
Davis; pf. [8578
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1918; E 310573;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
WALK WITH JESUS ALL THE WAY;
words and musie by J. M. Bowman.
[8579
@. Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1913; E 310292; J. M. Bowman,
Harrisonburg, Va.
WALKING IN THE BLESSED WAY; words
by E. A. Hoffman, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [S580
G Feb... 28, 1913; 2 e. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308754; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
WALNUT (THE) TREE; Old English
dance by E. W. Diver, arr. by Adolf
Lotter; orchestra with piano con-
ductor. 4to. [8581
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21,
1918; E 303972; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
WALOOKI THE BEAR; a Short operetta
for unison singing, words by Regi-
nald R. Buckley, music by Edgar L.
Bainton. [8582
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 26,
1918; E 307007; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
- WALTZ IMPROMPTU; by Charles Brun-
over; mandolin. [8583
©] Apr 21, 1918; 2 « Apr. 25,
1913; E 310527; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
WALTZ-PAGEANT; duett by F. S. Kelly,
op. lla; piano. [8584
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1913;
E 303918; Schott & co., London.
Wattz (THE) SCREAM; from The tik-
tok man of Oz, lyric by L. Frank
Baum, music by Louis F. Gotts-
chalk. [8585
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 ec Apr. 15,
1913; E 310367; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Wattzer. See Aus lebenstagen.
WANDA; polonez, stowa Szczesnego Za-
hajkiewicza, utozyt Antoni Mallek;
na dwa gtosy i solo z tow. forte-
planu. [8586
© Apr. 5, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309120; A. Mallek, Chicago.
WANDA POLKA.
wesela.
See Polskie tance na
WARRIOR MARCH; by Albert Wood; pf.
Boston, Evans music co. [8587
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. May 38, 1913;
E 3810763; W. A. Evans, Boston.
WAS DU LIEBST, DAS HALTE INNIG; lied
von Paul Lineke; orchester u. piano-
direktion. 4to. [8588
© Mar. 27, 1918; 2 c@ Mar. 28,
1913; E 3806987; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
WAS KANN MIR DENN DABEI-PASSIEREN ;
two-step intermezzo, text von O.
Noléz, musik von Alfred Pickert,
op. 50, bearb. von F. de Cristofaro.
1. Orchester mit tiberlegtem text. 2.
Salon orchester mit tiberlegtem
text. 8. Piano mit text. [8589-8591
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8,
1918; E 307150-307152; Musikver-
lag Lyra, Berlin. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangements. ]
WASHINGTON; words by J. A. Burns,
musie by E. C. Ahern. [8592
© Apr. 1, 1913; 1 ec. Mar. 24, 19138;
1 ¢e. Apr. 9, 1918; E 309118; James
A. Burns, Everett, Wash.
WATCHMAN (A) IN THE NIGHT; words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by M. J.
Babbitt. [8593
) Apr: 17,,1913.;'2 e. Apr. 21,1913:
E 309295; M. J. Babbitt, Abingdon,
Til.
WAY DOWN IN COTTON TOWN; words
and music by Clarence Gaskill.
[8594
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2c. Apr. 26, 1913;
E 309408; Emmett J. Welch, Phila-
delphia.
WAY DOWN IN MY SOUL THERE IS
PEACE; words by J. Oatman, jr.,
music by H. N. Lincoln. [8595
© Feb. 28, 1918; 2 ce. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308758; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
Way (THE) OF GOLD; words by
Queenie Halloran, music by A.
Sands. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8596
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310011; Adelaide Sands, London.
WE ARE COMING; words by Mrs. L.
Herndon, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8597
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310007; Mrs. L. Herndon, Austin,
Okl.
O13
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8598
WE ARE LONELY SINCE YOU WENT AWAY}
words by H. McMahon, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8598
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1913;
EH 310048; Harry McMahon, East
Altoona, Pa.
Wr’RE MARCHING; words and music by
Wm. Bishop Gates. [8599
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2c. Apr. 23, 1918;
WH 3093834; Brooklyn Sunday school
union, Brooklyn.
WE SHALL MEET; words and music by
S. V. Ridgeway. [S600
© Mar. 20, 1918; 1 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
1 ¢.Apr. 17, 1918; EH 809178; S. V.
Ridgeway, Mole Hill, W. Va.
WE TRAMP,-WE BrG@; words by G. A.
Seed, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8601
©: Mar. 17,1918 ; 2 ec. Apr. 2; 1918;
EH 310022; G. A. Seed, Olney, Ill.
WE WELCOME YOU; opening song for
school concerts, words by Sheila
Braine, music by R. M. Harvey.
[8602
(€) Mar. 25, 1918; 2 c. Mar.’ 26,
1918; E 807008; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
WE WILL STAND BY JESUS; words and
music by B. H. Newell. [86038
© Apr. 17, 1918-2 c. Apr. 24, 1918;
H 309883; Bert H. Newell, Mclsees-
Hort, Pa.
Weppine (THE) GLIDE; two-step by
Louis A. Hirsch. See Boosey’s mili-
tary journal, 184th series, no. 2.
WEDDING MARCH IN G; by Geo. Marks
HWvans; organ. (Jn The organ, v.
24, no. 141.) [8604
© Apr. 24, 1918;'2.¢. Apr. 26, 1918;
I 38093895; Geo. Molineux, New York.
WEDDING (THE) OF THE BIG BABOON;
words by G. Buck, music by D. Stam-
per. [8605
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1918; E 309320;
William H. Penn, Gene Buck and
Dave Stamper, New York.
WEISST DU NOCH? walzer nach motiven
aus der operette Goldner leichtsinn
von Charles Alfredy, bearb. u. in-
strum von Otto Lindemann; grosses
orchester mit piano direktion. 4to.
[8606
© Dec. 7, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 16, 1918;
EH 307258; Roland deutsche verlags-
gesellschaft, m. b. h., Berlin. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
pt. U1, n.s.,v.8
WEISST DU NocH ?—Continued.
klaver mit text. [8607
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1913; E 3807252; Roland deutsche
verlagsgesellschaft, m. b. h., Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
WELCOME; words by Kate W. Hamil-
ton, music by C. H. Lowden. [8608
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 essa
1913; H 3810875; C. Harold Lowden,
Camden, N. J.
WELCOME, PRETTY PRIMROSE; song by
Ciro Pinsuti, arr. by Leonard B.
Marshall; mixed voices. 4to. (The
beacon series of vocal selections for
schools, classes and choruses, no.
291.) [8609
© Mar. 21, 1918; 2.6) Mares,
1918; E 308792; Silver, Burdett &
co., Boston. .
WELCOMING TIME; words by P. A.
Williams, music by W. A. Post.
[8610
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 e. Apr. 9, 1918;
EH 309100; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
WELL (THE) OF LIFE; words by Jen-
nie Wilson, music by H. N. Lincoln.
[8611
© Feb. 28, 19185) 2\e), Migs,
1913; HE 308751;. BH. NN, amen,
Dallas.
WELL YOU OUGHT TO HEAR BILLY TOOT
THE FLUTE; words by Joseph Hill
Beach, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8612
© Mar. 17, 1918° 2° 33a
1913; E 310085; J. H. Beach, Jack-
son, Ala.
VENN DIE KASTANIEN FALLEN; worte
u. musik von Carl Belling, op. 24;
gesang u. piano mit singstimme.
[8613
© Dec. 17, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 8,
1918; E 806710; Neuer Berliner mu-
sikverlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Schéneberg.
WERE I TO BE A ROSE; Song by C. H.
Mills. [8614
© Apr. 22; 19138: -2 cl Agee
1913; EK 809808; Gamble hinged mu-
sie co., Chicago.
O14
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
8633
Westy (mite) Deux piéces carac- *
téristiques; par E. Wesly, trans-
erites par Gabriel Parés pour har-
monie - musique. Contents : — Tor-
mento de amor.—Festa napoletana.
{8615
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 303753; E. Gaudet, Paris.
WeEsT VIRGINIA; words by J. A. Joyce,
music by W. H. Santelmann. [8616
© 1c. May 3, 1918; E 310759;
John Alexander Joyce, Washington.
WewokKa; intermezzo, by Chas. J. Wal-
lace; pf. [S617
© Mar. 21, 1913; 2.c. Mar. 22,
‘1918; E 308886; Thos. Goggan &
bros., Galveston, Tex.
WHAR BE DAT POSSUM NOW? words by
E. Sherwood, music by Charles E.
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [8618
>> Mar. 38,1913: 2 ¢ Mar. 18,
1913; E 310631; E. Sherwood, Mar-
ion, S. C.
WHAT A Foo. I’D BE; words by Wil-
liam Jerome, music by Harry Von
Tilzer. [8619
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 ¢. Apr. 14,
1913; E 310317; Harry Von Tilzer
musie pub. co., New York.
WHAT HAPPENED TO Mary; waltz by
Armorell Cochran; piano. [8620
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1913; E 310487;
Armorell Cochran Pond, New York.
WHAT HAVE I TO GIVE; words and mu-
sic by Gerald Lane. [8621
foe th, 1015 2 ec. Apr. 17,
1913; E 303904; Boosey & oco.,
London.
WHAT HO; by Karl Koelling; pf. (Jn
Musical picture book, part 2; Sum-
my edition, no. 60.) [8622
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ec May 2,
1913; E 3107385; Clayton F. Summy
eo., Chicago.
WHat I’D LIKE TO BE; words and mu-
sic by J. M. Falls. New York, The
Ebbets music pub. co. [8623
© Mar: 18, 1913; 2 e; Apr. 7,
1918; E 308921; Julian M. Falls,
Garden City, N. Y.
WHAT'S SO JOLLY AS ELECTION; words
by Leon Pope, music by W. Gold-
smith. [8624
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1918; E 310392;
Willard Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
WHATE’ER BETIDES, THY LOVE ABIDES;
sacred trio, words by John W. Chad-
wick, musie arr. by Frank H. Brack-
ett; women’s voices. 4to. [8625
© Mar. 19, 1913; 2 © Apr. 1,
1913; E 305907; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
WHEN AUTUMN WINDS ARE SIGHING;
words by M. J. Beckett. music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8626
(©) Mar, 17,7 1918: 27a. Apr: =
1918; E 310024; Mary Beckett, Win-
dermere, England.
WHEN EVERYTHING SEEMS TO GO WRONG;
words by Ferd. E. Mierisch, music
by Chris. Smith. [8627
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 19,
1913; E 309254; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
WHEN GOOD-NIGHT IS GOOD-BYE; words
by Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Josce-
lyn Noel. no. 2 in G. [8628
© Apr.|14, 1918; 2 c Apr. 15;
1918; E 3803878; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
WHEN I AM GONE; words by Christa-
bel, music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[8629
© Mar. 17, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
EK 310016; Mrs. M. J. Dean, Hol-
brook, Mass.
WHEN I CAN CALL YOU MINE; words by
R. T. Eberts, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [8630
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2,1913;
E 305960; Ralph T. Eberts, Clinton,
Ind.
WHEN I DWELT IN ARCADY; three part
song, by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by A. Walter Kramer, op. 36, no.
3; women’s voices. 4to. [8631
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr. 28,
19138; E 310614; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
WHEN I FIRST KISSED YOU; words by
Tom Storey, music by Jack Stanley.
[8632
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309000; H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine., Washington.
WHEN I FIRST MET YOU; words by Sam
M. Lewis, music by G. W. Meyer.
[8633
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309024; Geo. W. Meyer music co.,
New York.
015
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
§634
WHEN I GOT HOME LAST NIGHT; words
and music by Stuart Woodbridge.
[8634
© Apr.’8,°1913:'2 ¢. Apr. 8) 1913;
E 309027; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
WHEN I’M GONE; words by Chas. A.
Hunter, music by Artie Matthews.
[86385
CG Apr, 1, 1913; 2 ci: Ape 24, 19t3:
EH 309809; Princess pub. co. St.
Louis.
WHEN I MET YOU LAST NIGHT IN DREAM-
LAND; waltz by W. R. Williams; pf.
[8636
© Apr. 12,0 19s: 2 ey Apt: 12,
1918; E 310247; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
WHEN I THINK OF YOU; words by Josef
Koven, music by Richard Harimone.
[86387
©: Apr?’ 26). 1918: 2 @ Apr.’ 28,
1918; E 310599; Composers pub.
assn., Brooklyn.
WHEN I WANT A LITTLE LOVING: words
by Ferd. H. Mierisch, music by Jolly
Jchn Larkins and Chris. Smith.
[8638
© Apr. 26; 1918; 2: e: Apr: 28,
1918; E 310576; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
WHEN I WANT A LITTLE LOVING, HONEY
HOw I LONG FoR You; words by Ferd.
EK. Mierisch, music by John Larkins
and Chris. Smith; orch. [8639
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 309126; Jos. W. Stern & co.. New
York,
WHEN IN TROUBLE COME TO PAPA; lyric
by L. Frank Baum, music by Louis
F. Gottschalk. [8640
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 ce Apr. 15,
1918; E 310366; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
WHEN LOVE CREEPS IN YOUR HEART;
words by A. J. Mills, musie by Ben-
nett Scott. [8641
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ce Mar. 29,
1918; E 307026; Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
WHEN MA WAS YOUNG; words and mu-
sic by J. Barda. [8642
©1e. Apr. 8, 1918; E 310076; Jo-
sephine Barda, San Francisco.
WHEN MOTHER COMES TO MEIN DREAMS;
words and music by Edward Stanley.
[8643
© Apr. 21, 1918; 2 c Apr. 16,
1913; E 310423; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
WHEN PATSY PLAYS THAT RAG TIME
CRAZE; words and music by J. B.
Carey. San Francisco, Buell music
co. [8644
© May 6, 1918; 2 ec. May 3, 19138;
E 310764; Joseph B. Carey, San
Francisco.
WHEN RASTUS GOES COURTING; march
and two-step by Edward Heber, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; band. 4to.
[8645
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 9, 19138;
E 309090; Carl Fischer, New York.
WHEN SALLY AND I WENT RIDING;
words by F. E. Haughey, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [8646
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305969; Frank EH. Haughey, Lyn-
don, Kan.
WHEN SHE’S GONE; words by Ballard
MacDonald, music by Leo Bennett.
[8647
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. T, 1913;
E 308900; Shapiro music pub: ¢o.,
New York.
WHEN SOME ONE DREAMS IN DREAM-
LAND; words by John McGuire,
music by Geo. Brown. [8648
© May 5, 1913; 2c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 310582; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
eago, Ill.
WHEN THE BIRDS BEGAN TO SING; waltz
humoresque, by Archibald Joyce,
arr. by J. Ord Hume; band. 4to.
(Boosey & co.’s brass and reed band
journal, no. 5338.) [8649
© Apr. 12, 1918; 2 ¢) sages,
1918; E 308892; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on band arrange-
ment. }
WHEN THE DAISY OPES HER EYES; vocal
duet, words by P. J. O’Reilly, music
by Hayden Wood. [8650
© Apr. 2. 1913; 2 e Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307176; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
WHEN THE DEW IS ON THE DAISIES,
DAISY DEAR; words by S. E. San-
filippo, music by W. Hickey. [8651
© Apr. 2, 1918: 2 ec. Apr 12) 7913:
E 309167; Salvatore E. Sanfilippo,
New York.
516
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
8669
WHEN THE FLOWERS NO LONGER BLOOM ;
words by M. O. Moe, music by Gene-
‘yieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8652
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 ¢c. Apr. 8,
1913; E 308946; Melvin O. Moe, Sil-
verton, Or.
WHEN THE GIRL THAT YOU LOVE, LOVES
you; words by G. Mumme, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [8653
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305952; George Mumme, Hannibal,
Mo.
WHEN THE MOON PEEPS 0’ER THE HILLS
OF DEAR OHIO; words by I. Lytle,
musie by Albert D. Liefeld. [8654
© Apr. 3, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1913;
E 310149; Irene Lytle, Steubenville,
O.
WHEN THE RANSOMED ARE GATHERED AT
HOME; words and music by J. M.
Bowman. [8655
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1913; E 310286; J. M. Bowman, Har-
risonburg, Va.
| WHEN THE ROSES BLOOM; Hoffnung,
three part song, by Louise Reichardt,
arr. by F. Flaxington Harker;
women’s voices. 4to. [8656
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1913; E 305862; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
WHEN THE SHADOWS COME AND GO;
words by E. Gunsher, music-by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8657
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 305982; Eva Gunsher, Cairo, Ill.
WHEN THE SLEEPING SAINTS SHALL
RISE; words and music by C. W.
Welsh. [8658
© Mar. 11, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1913; E 310287; C. W. Welsh, Alex-
ander City, Ala.
| WHEN THE STONE IS ROLLED AWAY;
words and music by Cleve M. Wil-
liams, arr. by F. Henri Klickman.
[8659
© May 3, 19138; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310778; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago.
WHEN THE SUMMER DAYS ARE OVER,
NELLIE DEAR; words by M. A. Gillen-
kirk, music by Madden music co.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8660
@ Mar. 17, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 2,
1913; E 305951; M. A. Gillenkirk,
Monroe, Mich.
017
WHEN THOU
WHEN TWO LIPS LIP AND THE
WHEN THE SUN BIDS THE MOON-LIGHT
GOOD-BYE; written by John J. Cad-
digan, composed by James A. Bren-
nan. [S661
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 e¢.: Apr. 30,
1913; E 309464; O’Neil & Story,
Boston.
WHEN THE TRUMPET CALLS; words by
Laurene Highfield, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [8662
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 309266; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
ART NEAR; words by
Auderson Necol, music by Gertrude
Woodall; in C minor. [S665
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1913; E 806998; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
COW
SLIPS SLIP AND THE DAISIES HaVis
THEIR DAY; flower romance, words
by Frank Connor, music by Paul
Pratt. [S664
(oC) Ape 18; 1912? (2 e: Ar aa
1913; E 310827; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
WHEN WE’RE TOGETHER, DEAR; words
by Philip L. Simard, musie by J. M.
Howley. [8665
© 1c. Mar. 24, 19138; E 30882S;
Jack M. Howley, Worcester, Mass.
WHEN WINTER IS SAYING GOOD-BYE TO
SPRING; words by R. Mallett, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8666
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308979; Russell Mallet, Zincite,
Mo.
WHEN WOMEN VOTE; words by C. H.
Sloan, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8667
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308936; C. H. Sloan, Harper, Kan.
WHEN YOU COME HOME; words by Fred.
E. Weatherly, music by W. H.
Squire; organ acc. with text. [8668
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 21,
1913; E 303940; Boosey & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ac-
companiment. ]
WHEN YOU FIND A GIRL AND YOUR
HEART’S AWHIRL; words by F. Shelin,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[8669
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308987; Frank Shelin, Menasha,
Wis.
I TSCZLX_ OO. ITE <I )
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8670
WHEN YOU PLAY IN THE GAME OF LOVE;
words by Joe Goodwin, music by
Al. Piantadosi. [8670
(© Mar. 28, 1913 -T\ eo Mareps,
1913 ;.1-e. Apr. 11, 1913; HH 810251 ;
Leo. Feist, ine., New York.
WHENEVER YOU SEE A SUFFRAGETTE:
words and music by J. T. Hiker.
[8671
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1913; E 310491;
Jno. T. Eiker, Washington.
WHERE ALMOND BLOSSOMS FALL; words
by Evelyn Hastings, music by F.
Wood. [8672
©’ Apr. 28; 1913: 2 e: Apr. 24:
1913; E 307388; Fred Wood, Wells,
England.
WHEREVER I MAY BE; words by Leslie
Cooke, music by Reginald Somer-
ville; in B flat and in D. [8673
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 18,
1913; E 303938; ’ Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
WHILE JESUS HOLDS MY HAND; words
by Johnson Oatman jr., music by
H. N. Lincoln. [8674
© rep, 281918: 2 Mar. (22.
19138; E 308753; H. N. Lincoln,
Dallas.
WHILE THE HUNTER’S MOON HANGS
LOW; words and music by Harry C.
Armstrong. [8675
©: Aprod, 19ts. "2 @. Apr. 9° 19%3 ;
E 309117; Armstrong music CO.,
Washington.
WHILE THE SHADOWS OF EVE WERE DE-
SCENDING; words by H. B. Edwards,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8676
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. Apr. 2, 1913;
EH 305991 ; H. B. Edwards, Highland
Park, Il.
WHISTLING BOBBIE; by Carl Bonner;
pf. Treble clefts. Boston, Evans
music co. (Ten tiny tunes, no. 5.)
[S677
©) Apri 2, 19132 ce} Aprad.<1918 ;
E 310119; W. A. Evans, Boston.
WHITE (MAUDE VALERIE) Trois chan-
sous Tziganes; song cycle, French
words tr anslated from the Russian
of N. Minsky by Paul England, mu-
sic by Maude Valérie White. Con-
tents: Mon petit lin—Mes jeunes
gars.—A la pelouse. [8678
©cApr 23, LOuS* -2° cp: Apr 24,
1913; E 307393 ; Boosey & ©CO., Lon-
dou.
pt. 117; AY Ss.
WHITE ROSE ASLEEP; words by Ruth
Rutherford, music by Haydn Wood;
in A. [8679
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Mar ae.
1913; E 806984; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
WHY? BECAUSE—; words by Hester
Cesterman, music by O. Cesterman.
Philadelphia, M. D. Swisher. [8680
© Apr. 11,1913 5°2"e Apes
1918; E 310281; Oliver Cesterman,
Philadelphia.
WHY DID YOU LEAVE ME HONEY; words
by Harry Tenney, music by Charles
A. Speidel. [8681
©. Apr. 21, 1918> 2.e.Apn 21,
1918; E 310462; Foster & Weinstein,
New York.
WuHy J DREAM OF THE ROSE; SynCco-
pated waltzes by L. B. Mayfield;
piano. [8682
©l1ec Apr. 14, 1918; E 310299;
Louis B. Mayfield, Kalispell, Mont.
WHY SHOULD YOU WORRY? words and
music by W. B. Finch. Melody only.
[8683
© 1e Apr. 8, 19138; E 309029;
Walter B. Finch, St. Paul.
WIDE 0’ER THE SEA; part song, English
and German text, musie by Emile
Hoss Christiani; men’s voices. 8vo.
[S684
© Apr. 18,.1913-42 Gievoeeers.
1918; E 809251; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on English version. ]
WILD-wooD by Percival
Clarke; pf. [8685
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2c. Apr. 3, 19138;
E 310185; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
FLOWERS;
WILL YOU ALWAYS HAVE THE SAME
LIGHT IN YOUR EYES? words by J. Ar-
chambault, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [8686
© Mar. 29, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913 ;
E 308942; Jessie Archambault,
Windsor, Canada.
VILL YOU ALWAS LOVE ME? words and
music by C. B. Weston, arr. by
Frank W. Howell. Brooklyn, Wes-
ton & Howell. [8687
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 309032; Charles B. Weston, Brook-
lyn.
ee
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
WILL YOU COME BACK HOME; words by
Gilbert Parker, music by Max Miil-
ler. No. 2 in F minor. [8688
ei Anr. 11,.19133 2 «Apr. 12,
1913; E 303856; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London.
WILL YOU EVER CALL ME SWEETHEART
WHEN I’M OLD; words by V. B. Con-
rad, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[S689
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 805966; Violet B. Conrad, North-
umberland, Pa.
WILL YOU MEET ME AT THE CHAPEL,
ESSIE DEAR? words by J. A. Tracey,
music by Albert Swift. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8680
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 309006; James A. Tracey, Hudson
Falls, N. Y.
WILL YOU REMEMBER ME? words and
music by C. Gingrich. [8691
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 c Apr. 19,
1918; E 3810442; Charles Gingrich,
Harrisburg, Pa.
|, WINDMILLS OF HOLLAND; operetta in
2 acts by Otis M. Carrington. Vocal
score. 4to. [8692
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1918; E 308825; Myers and Car-
rington, Redwood City, Cal.
WINE IS A MOCKER; temperance an-
them, words anon., music by H. N.
, Lincoln. [8693
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1913; E 308762; H. N. Lincoln, Dal-
las.
WINE, WOMAN AND SONG (Wein, weib
und gesang) ; waltz by Joh. Strauss,
op. 333, rev. by Gaston Borch; or-
chestra and piano. 4to. [8694
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2c. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309091; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. ]
ne
WINTERTAG (Vinterdag) ;
Glass, op. 45; piano. (Stimmungs-
bilder, no. 1.) [8695
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306786; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
yon Louis
WIR SIEGEN; marsch von Léon Jessel,
op. 239. 1. Pianoforte. 2. Orchester.
[8696, 8697
© Dee. 10, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 3,
1913; E 307135, 307136; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Madgeburg, Ger-
many. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
ti
ll Alaa
i
.
'
8707
WisH (THE); three part song, words
by Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music
by Charles Wakefield Cadman;
women’s voices. 4to. (Secular part
songs, no. 7290.) [8698
© Apr. 23, 1918; 2 c Apr. 28,
1918; E 310563; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
— (Wunsch); English version by
Paul Hoffmann, music by Otto
Urack, op. 5, no. 3; sop. or ten. in
D, alto or bar. in B flat. [8699
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 14,
1918; E 3808866; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
WITCHERY; intermezzo by L. Lock-
wood Moore, arr. by John N. Klohr;
band. 4to. [8700
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ¢c. Apr. 28,
1918; E 310615; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
orch. 4to. [8701
© Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1913; E 305530; John Church co,,
Cincinnati.
WITH KIND REGARDS; entr’acte by Eric
C. Gatty; piano. [8702
©) Apr 9% 1918" (Qe) Apr 18;
1913; E 308923; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on revised arrangement. ]
WITH THE CRIMSON GLOW OF DAWN;
words by Bruce Brown, music by
Leo Friedman. [8703
© Apr. 18, 1918; 2 c« Apr. 14,
1918: E 310821; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
WONDERFUL LAND OF DREAMS; words
and music by T. Jarrett. [8704
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1918; E 308789;
Thos. Jarrett, Seattle.
WONDERING; written by Ballard Mac-
Donald, composed by Robert Stolz,
op. 158. [8705
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309457; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
words by F. Martell, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Wirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8706
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1918;
E 305973; Florence Martell, Troy,
by i
WoON’r YOU BE MY SWEETHEART, SAY;
waltz song, words and music by
E. R. Morrill, arr. by A. I. Newberg.
[8707
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 14, 1913;
ro 810305; Eben R. Morrill, Truckee,
al.
019
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8708
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8
WoNn’Tt YOU COME UP AND RIDE IN SKY-
LAND; by J. R. Morgan. New York,
Kellogg music co. [8708
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 309187; Jeff Rogan Morgan, At-
lanta. .
Won’r YOU LET ME TAKE YOU SOME-
WHERE; words by A. W. Ostrander,
musie by Robert B. Kellogg. New
York, Kellogg music co. [8709
@ Webi 18; 1998: 2e: Apr? 0,
1918; E 309139; A. W. Ostrander,
New York.
WON’T YOU THINK OF ME SWEETHEART,
WHEN I AM FAR AWAY? words by
John Browne, music by Burt Wal-
lace. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8710
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310048; John Browne, Yonkers,
NG:
WORKERS OF THE WORLD UNITE; words
by Mark Swan, music by Edward
Paulton. [8711
© Apr. 14,1913; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1913;
EH 310369; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
Wortpd (THE) AND YOU; words by
Harold Simpson, music by Frank
Hodson. [8712
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2c. Apr. 10, 1913;
E 303860; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
WorLpD (THE) IS FULL OF SWEETHEARTS,
BUT NONE LIKE MY COLLEEN; words
and music by T. M. Bowers. [87138
© 1c Apr. 5, 1913; E 310180;
Thos. M. Bowers, Chicago.
WORLD’S FLAG OF PEACE; words by C. W.
Swamm, music by F. Gaul. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ince.
[8714
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
E 308955; Caroline W. Swamm &
Fritz Gaul, Baltimore.
WoRSHIP IN SPRING. See 5 Greek sea
prayers.
WOULD YOU LIKE A LITTLE GIRL LIKE
ME; lyric by E. D. Dewey, music by
Arthur A. Penn. [8715
(©) Apr... 1, 1013: .2.¢.Apnt, 2.8913:
E 305927; EK. Duane Dewey, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Witrz (RicuarD) Zehn kleine klavier-
stiicke; von R. Wiirz, fiir den
gebrauch unterricht op. 26, untere
mnittelstufe. no. 1-10. 4to. [8716
© Dee. 8, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
E 307153; D. Rahter, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
YE COLONIAL; march and two step by
Jack Glogan; pf. [8717
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 26, 1913;
E 310534; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
YEDISHER (DER) GANEIDEN (The Jew-
ish paradise)i; from The Jewish
flag, words by Borris Thomashefsky,
music by Perlmutter and Wohl.
[8718:
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 29, 1913;
E 309428; Albert Teres, New York.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING I WANT MY GIRL
TO BE; by Ernie Erdman, arr. by
Carl F. Williams; vocal orch. in G.
Ato. [8719
© May 2, 1918; -2 c. May 3, 1913;
E 310753; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
— words by J. Brandon Walsh, music
by Ernie Erdman. [8720
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 e. Apr. 15, 1913;
E 310382; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
You CAME TO MY PATH. See In Allah’s
garden.
YoU CAN PADDLE AND PADDLE IN YOUR
OWN CANOE CAUSE I’VE GOT ME AN
AIRSHIP NOW; words and music by
J. Pittman, arr. by Jack Pittman.
St. Louis, Jerry Carmmack. [8721
© Apr. 26,1913; 2 ec. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 310589; Jack Pittman, St. Louis.
You CAN’T PLAY EVERY INSTRUMENT IN
THE BAND; words by Joseph Caw-
thorn, music by John L. Golden.
[8722
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 18, 1913;
E 309194; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
You KNOW YOU WON’T; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Albert
Gumble. [8723
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 17, 1913;
E 309180; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
You MUST WOO ME _ DIFFERENTLY;
words by Lena Leans, music by Burt
Wallace. [8724
© Feb. 24, 19138; 2 « Mar. 27,
19138; BE 305659; H. Kirkus Dugdale
co., ine., Washington.
You PICKED A BAD DAY OUT TO SAY
GOOD-BYE; words and music by Irv-
ing Berlin. [8725
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 26, 1913;
EH 309405; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
020
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1913
You’RE ALWAYS IN MY HEART BUT
YOU’RE NEVER BY MY SIDE; words by
Alfred Bryan, music by Alfred Sol-
man. [8726
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 310728; Joe Morris music co.,
New York.
YOU'RE GONE BUT FORGOTTEN, YOU’RE
NEVER; words by Herman Halter,
music by A. Halter. St. Louis,
Needham music house. [S727
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1913;
E 3103803; August Halter, Chicago.
You’RE LIKE THE YOUNG APPLE BLOSSOM
IS TO THE OLD APPLE TREE; words by
Geo. A. Little, music by Earl K.
Smith. [8728
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 14,
1918; E 310314; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
You’RE MY FIRST AND ONLY SWEET-
HEART; waltz song, words and music
by E. R. Morrill, arr. by A. I. New-
berg. [8729
© Apr. 8, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 14, 1913;
EB 310806; Eben R. Morrill, Truckee,
Cal.
' You’RE MY LITTLE SUNBEAM; words by
J. S. Roadruck, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8730
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1913;
E 310080; Jessie S. Roadruck, Co-
shocton, O.
YOu’RE MY LOVING BABE; words by J. A.
Lehecka, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
| ine. [8731
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. Apr. 8, 1918;
E 308982; James A. Lehecka, Ft.
| Moultrie, S. C.
_YOu’RE SO DIFFERENT FROM THE REST;
| words by Cecil Mack, music by Wil-
i
a
liam H. Farrell. [8732
© Apr. 20, 1918; 2 « Apr. 30,
_ 19138; E 309446; Waterson, Berlin &
| Snyder co., New York.
| YoOu’RE THE SWEETEST ROSE THAT GROWS
IN OLD KILLARNEY; Irish ballad,
words by Earle C. Jones, music by
Egbert Van Alstyne. [8733
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 19138;
E 3100838; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
You’vE GOT ME THINKING AT LAST;
lyrics by Joe Burns and Murray Kis-
sen, music by Otto Motzan. [8734
Sane, "19, 1918+ °2.¢. Apr.’ 21.
1913; E 309280; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
93052—13——10
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|
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a a a
YOU WONDERFUL GIRL WITH THOSE WON-
DERFUL EYES; words and music by
Andy Oakgrove and Hal Olver.
[8735
©. 1c. Apr. 7, 19138; E 310401;
Leo F. Monahan, Boston.
YounG Magnus (Ung Magnus) ; words
by Bj6orson, English words and adap-
tation by Haldor Hanson, musie by
O. A. Gréndahl; bar. solo and male
chorus. 4to. (Northern edition, no.
163. ) [8736
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 9, 1913;
E 309119; Northern book & music
co., Chicago. [Copyright is claimed
on English words and adaptation. ]
YUM, YUM, YUM! words by H. C. Dan-
iels, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8737
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 2,,1913;
E 305979; Henry C. Daniels, Hart-
ford.
YVONNE; operetta in 3 atti, di Gian-
nino Antona Traversi e C. Vizzotto,
musica di Virgilio Ranzato, per canto
e piano. [8738
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1913; E 307010;
Casa editrice musicale italiana,
Milan.
ZARTLICH, SUSS UND LEISE; walzer-
duett aus der operette Die elfte
muse, text von Georg Okonkowski,
musik von Jean Gilbert. [8739
© Dee. 4, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 16, 1913;
E 307311; Biihnenverlag Ahn & Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
—— Die kino-koénigin, text von
Georg Okonkowski und Julius
Freund, musik von Jean Gilbert.
[8740
© «Dee: 10,, 1.91.25 2) ,e4; Apa, 46,
1913; E 307314; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
ZEFFIRS ; romanza per Vince. Chessi, per
pianoforte solo. [S741
© Dee. 16, 1912; 2c. Apr. 8, 1913;
I} 307072; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
ZAIGANKA (Zigeunerin); russischer-
walzer yon Hermann Worceh, fiir
klavier. [8742
© Nov. 27, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1918;
I. 307055; Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
ZIGEUNER LEBEN (Gypsy life); by P.
Bissing; violin and piano. [8743
© 1c. Apr. 8. 1913; E 309081;
Petrowitsch Bissing, Topeka, Kan.
O21
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8744
ZIGEUNERFEST; ballettszene von Franz
Lehar, arr. von Hans Schott. 1.
Salonorchester. 2. Wiener-quartett.
4to. (Sechs orchester-kompositionen,
nr. 1). [8744, 8745
© Nov. 28, 1912; 2 ce. each. Apr.
16, 1918; E 307285, 307286; W. Karc-
zag, Vienna. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
orchester. 4to. [S746
© Nov. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16,
1913; E 307284; W. Karezag, Vienna.
Zigzac; intermezzo capriccioso by
Richard Ferber; orchestra. (Con-
cert edition for orchestra, no. 462).
[8747
© Mar. 20, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 23,
1913; E 309333 : Oliver Ditson ¢o.,
Boston.
ZUR JAHRHUNDERTFEIER DER GLORREI-
CHEN GEDENKTAGE VON 1813; drei
jugendchore, fiir den gebrauch an
hdéheren unterrichtsanstalten, musik
v. Karl Pfleger, mit klavier. Con-
tents:—Der léwe von Alpern.—Die
Leipziger schlacht.—Friedenshymne.
[8748
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1918:
E 303502; Josef Eberle, Vienna.
1°* LIVRE DE LECTURE MUSICALE A
QUATRE MAINS; 382 petits morceaux
dans les cing doigts, sur des thémes
populaires allemands et francais, ex-
tremement faciles, par Magdeleine
Gariel; piano. obl. 4to. [8749
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 303801; Max Eschig, Paris.
2 SATZE AUS DEM F DUR CONZERT.
Handel (G. F.)
2"° ARABESQUE; par Claude Debussy,
arr. par Chas. J. Roberts, pour or-
chestre. [8750
© Dec. 28,1912: Be) fan. 27,
1913; E 295784; Durand et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
See
pt. a-n:-&, 5
4™° CONCERTO; par George Goltermann,
op. 65, revu et doigté par Julius
Klengel, partie de piano revue par
Edm. Parlow; violoncelle avec ac-
compt. de piano, en Sol majeur.
(Concertsttick, no. 4.) [8751
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306729 ; Johann André, Offenbach,
i m., Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering.]
5° CONCERTO; par George Goltermann,
op. 76, revu et doigté par Julius
Kiengel, partie de piano revue par
Edm. Parlow; violoncelle avec ac-
compt. de piano, en Re mineur.
(Concertsttick, no. 5.) [8752
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306780; Johnn André, Offenbach,
a m., Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on revision and fingering.]
10°°* concERT; von R. Kreutzer, bear-
beitet unter’ hinzufiigung einer
cadenz, mit pianoforte - begleitung
herausgegeben von Hans _ Sitt;
violine u. piano, en Ré mineur.
(Edition André, no. 280.) [8753
© Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1913;
E 306731; Johann André, Offenbach,
a, my, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
18 MELODIES, DONT UNE INEDITE. See
Chopin (C. C.)
1812 OVERTURE SOLENNELLE. See Tschai-
kowsky (P. I.)
1818; ged. von Adolf Frey, musik von
Friedrich Hegar, op. 41; munner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[8754
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1918;
E 307175; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1913:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 21 unpublished) —
Class E, Musical compositions (including 535 unpublished) _________
[|
62
8, 692
bo
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[8754
Ave Marta; English words by F. W.
Scott, music by C. A. White: sop. or
tenor. [1
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4141, Apr. 19, 19138. Origi-
nal entry, May 25, 1885, no. 11808.
BEAUTIFUL LAND; words and music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick. 2
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4184, May
2.19138. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no, 10485.
BEHOLD WHAT MANNER OF LOVE; words
by Henrietta E. Blair, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [3
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4171, May
2, 19138. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10467.
CHARGE OF CAVALRY; galop composed
and arr. by Louis Raymond; two
pianos, § hands. [4
© by Helen B. Raymond, New
York, as widow of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4153, Apr. 29, 1918.
Original entry, May 14, 1885, no.
10974.
DEAR REFUGE OF MY WEARY SOUL; com-
posed by A. G. Robyn; sop. and alto
solos and quartette. [5
© by Alfred G. Robyn, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4127, Apr. 16,
19138. Original entry, Apr. 25, 1885,
no, 9585.
DRAW ME TO THEE; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
No. 159. [6
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4187, May
2, 1918. Original entry, Oct. 5, 1885,
no. 20917.
DRUMS AND CANNON; by -Gottschalk,
arr. by A. W. Berg; four hands. [7
© by Helen M. Berg, New York,
as widow of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4156, Apr. 29, 1918. Original entry,
May 14, 1885, no. 10980.
GLorRY TO GoD! HALLELUJAH: words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [8
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4168, May
2, 1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10461.
GO'‘TELL THE WORLD OF HIS LOVE; words
by Abbie Mills, music by W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [9
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4172, May 2,
1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10468.
GOD'S PROMISES; words by Mary D.
James, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[10
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4178, May
2,1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10476.
HALLELUJAH, AMEN; words by Hen-
rietta E. Blair, music adapted and
arr. by W. J. Kirkpatrick. [11
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4167, May
2.1913. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10460.
HE CAME TO SAVE ME; words by Hen-
rietta E. Blair, music by W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [12
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4169, May
2.1913. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10462.
023
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8754 (13)
HEALING AT THE FOUNTAIN; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. No. 169. [13
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4188, May
2,1913. Original entry, Oct. 5, 1885,
no. 20919.
HEALING (THE) TOUCH; words by Mrs.
Kk. C. Ellsworth, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [14
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4174, May
2,1913. Original entry, May T, 1885,
no. 10470.
HELP ME TO PRAY; words by F. E.
Weatherly, music by F. Paolo Tosti;
sop. or ten. in A minor. [15
© by F. KE. Weatherly, London, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4150, Apr. 29, 1918.
Original entry, May 22, 1885, no.
11622.
JESUS BIDS US SHINE; by W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [16
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4186, May
2, 1913. Original entry, Aug. 10,
1885, no. 17016.
JESUS FOR ME; words and music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick. [17
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
‘for 28 years. Renewal no. 4179, May
- 2,1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10479.
JUBILATE DEO IN A FLAT; by W. H.
Gerrish. [18
© by William H. Gerrish, Boston,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4180, Apr. 16,
19138. Original entry, Dec. 30, 1885,
no. 27936.
JUBILATE IN I] FLAT MAJOR; by A.
Foote, op. 7, no. 2. [19
© by Arthur Foote, Brookline,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4161, May 1,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 10, 1886,
no. 8642.
Just as I aM; by EH. Cutter, jr. [20
© by E. Cutter, jr., Boston, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4159, May 1, 1918.
Original entry, Apr. 28, 1886, no.
10159.
pt. 111, n.s.,v. 8
LIKE A RIVER GLORIOUS; words by
Frances Ridley Havergal, music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick. Wal
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila
delphia, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4175, May 2,
1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10472.
LOST IN SIGHT OF HOME; words and
music by H. L. Gilmour. [22
© by H. L. Gilmour, Wenonah,
N. J., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4180, May 2,
1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885.
no. 10480.
LOVERS (THE) GOOD-NIGHT; words by
M. R. H., music by J. T. Draper. [23
© by J. T. Draper, New York, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4151, Apr. 29, 1913.
Original entry, May 4, 1885, no.
10218.
MARCH FROM TANNHAUSER; by Jean
Paul [pseud. of Charles Kunkel].
[24
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 41384, Apr. 21, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 21, 1885, no.
9288.
MEET ME THERE; words by H. E. Blair,
musie by W. J. Kirkpatrick. [25
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4183, May
2,1913. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10483.
MEMORIES SACRED AND GRAND; memo-
rial hymn, words by Wm. H. Put-
nam, musie by HE. H. Bailey; male
voices in A flat. [26
© by E. H. Bailey, Ipswich, Mass.,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4139, Apr. 19,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 28, 1885,
no. 9771.
MIKADO OR THE TOWN OF TITIPU; pot-
pourri by Louis Raymond. [27
© by Helen B. Haymond, New
York, as widow of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4158, Apr. 29, 1918.
Original entry, May 27, 1885, no.
11886. ,
MINNIE, HEAR THE BLUE BIRDS SING;
song and chorus, by C. A. White, arr.
for little fingers by Wm. Gooch. [28
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4147, Apr. 22, 1913. Re-
newal entry, May 12, 1899, no. 32177.
o24
no. 4, 1913
My Saviour; words by Dora Green-
well, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
29
[2
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
dephia, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4164, May 2,
1913. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10452.
O How I LovE HIM; words and music
by W. J. Kirkpatrick. [380
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4176, May
2,1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10474.
O, RESTLESS SEA; trio, words and music
by C. A. White; sop., tenor and bass.
[31
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4146, Apr. 22, 1913. Re-
newal entry, May 12, 1899, no. 32176.
O TELL US MERRY BIRDS; vocal duet by
C. A. White; sop. and tenor. [82
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4140, Apr. 19, 1913. Origi-
nai entry, May 15, 1885, no. 11109.
_ OLD BLACK JOE; Foster’s popular song
transcribed by Eben H. Bailey;
piano. [33
© by E. H. Bailey, Boston, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4157, Apr. 29, 19138. Origi-
nai entry. May 14, 1885, no. 10981.
OVERCOMERS; by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[34
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4181, May
2, 1913. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10481.
PEACE ON THE DEEP; (Hedd ar y dy-
fnder); part song, words by Miss
Mulock, music by J. W. Parson
Price. [35
© by J. W. Parson Price, Ozone
Park, N. Y., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4155, Apr.
29, 1913. Original entry, May 14,
1885, no. 10979.
PLEASE LET MY BROTHER GO; song and
chorus, by C. A. White. (Wreath of
songs. ) [36
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4144, Apr. 22, 1913. Re-
newal entry, May 12, 1899, no. 32182. ,;
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
8754 (43)
RIDING ON A LOAD OF HAY; ballad by
Harry Birch [pseud. of C. A. White. }
[37
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
hewal no. 4143, Apr. 22, 1913. Re-
newal entry, May 12, 1899, no. 32181.
SAVE THE BOY; by C. A. White, arr. by
W. Te Hayden: -gottar. “Ub. A.
White’s home songs.) [38
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4142, Apr. 22, 1913. Re-
newal entry, May 12, 1899, no. 32180.
SAVED BY GRACE; words by H. L. Gil-
mour, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[39
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author. in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4170, May 2,
1913. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10466.
Since, O SING THE LOVE OF JESUS; words
by Mary Clifton, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [40
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4182, May
2,1913. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10482.
SoFTLY NOW THE LIGHT OF DAY; quar-
tette, words by G. W. Doane, music
by F. G. Ilsley. [41
© by Grace Iisley, New York, as
widow of the author, in renewal.for
28 years. Renewal no. 4126, Apr. 16,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 29, 1885,
no. 9840.
STILL OUT OF CHRIST; words by H. E.
Blair, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[42
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4177, May
2,1913. Original entry. May 7, 1885,
no. 10475.
SUNSHINE WALTz; by Anna Ordel-
mundt; piano or organ. [43
© by Anna Ordelmundt Young,
Ashland, Ky., as the author, in re
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4125, Apr. 14, 1913. Original entry,
Dec. 28, 1885, no. 27808.
025
EE SSSSSSS’'— — ET
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8754 (44)
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 8, no. 4, 1913
SWEET HOUR OF NIGHT; Secular quar-
tette serenade by C. A. White; inB.
flat; mixed voices. [44
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4145, Apr. 22, 1913. Re-
newal entry, May 12, 1899, no. 32179.
Te DrEUM IN E FLAT MAJOR; by A.
Foote, op. 7, no. 1. [45
© by Arthur Foote, Brookline,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4162, May 1,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 10, 1886,
no. 8641.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS IN A FLAT; by
W.H. Gerrish. [46
© by William H. Gerrish, Boston,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4131, Apr. 16,
1913. Original entry, Sept. 18, 1885,
no. 19698.
THERE IS A LAND MINE EYE HATH SEEN;
by M. B. Crowninshield. [47
© by Mary Bradford Crownin-
shield, Sailor’s Harbor, Me., as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4160, May 1, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, Apr. 10, 1886, no. 8645.
THY HEART SHALL KNOW ME; by M. B.
Crowninshield; contralto or baritone.
[48
© by Mary Bradford Crownin-
shield, Sailor’s Harbor, Me., as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 41638, May 1, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Apr. 10, 1886, no. 8640.
THY HOLY SPIRIT, LORD, ALONE; words
by Henrietta E. Blair, music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick. No. 180. [49
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4189, May
2,19138. Original entry, Oct. 5, 1885,
no. 20926.
TRINITY CHIMES ; composed and arr. by
Louis Raymond; piano, 4 hands. ‘os
(© by Helen B. Raymond, New
York, as widow of deceased author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4154, Apr. 29, 1918. Original en-
try, May 14, 1885, no. 10976.
4)
UNDER THE STARLIT LEAVES; collegra-
mole quartette, words by George
Cooper, music by P. La Villa. [51
© by P. La Villa, San Francisco,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal nv. 4128, Apr. 16,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 25, 1885,
no. 9590.
WANDERERS NIGHT SONG; by A.. J.
Holden; male voices. [52
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4152, Apr. 29, 1918. Original entry,
May 4, 1885, no. 10221.
WATCH AND PRAY; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[53
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4165, May
2, 1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10453.
WE WALK BY FAITH; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by W. J. Kirkpat-
rick. [54
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4185, May
2, 1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10487.
WELCOME FOR ME; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music bv W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[55
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4166, May
2, 19138. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10456.
WHERE IS MY SOUL TO-NIGHT; words by
Martha J. Lankton, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [56
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4173, May
2, 1918. Original entry, May 7, 1885,
no. 10469.
WOUNDED (THE) SOLDIER; duet written
6
and composed by C. A. White; tenor
and bass, or tenor and alte [57
© by Daniel L. White; Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4138, Apr. 19, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, May 1, 1885, no. 10018.
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANU-
FACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1(E) OF THE ACT OF
MAR. 4, 1909.
A-HUNTING I WILL Go. [58
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, PD. 38.
AFTER BATHING. [59
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
ALABAMA JIGGER. [60
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
yy. 2, p. 40.
ALL IS OVER WHEN BELLS BEGIN TO RING.
[61
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
Amotr (L’). [62
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
ANY PLACE IS A LONESOME PLACE IF
THERE'S NO ONE THERE TO LOVE. [63
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
ARE YOU A GIRL WHO’S A BEAL GOOD
FELLOW. [64
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
ARTIST'S REVERIE. [65
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
AT THE TEN CENT MOVIE SHOW. [66
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; reeorded.
v. 2, p. 38.
BACK TO THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME. [67
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1918; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 43.
[8754
Bat (THE) ; selection from The merry
countess. [68
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, Pp. 40.
BECAUSE HE DID HIS DUTY. [69
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
y. 2, p. 38.
BRAZILIAN ECHOES; mazurka elegante.
[70
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
BUNNY Boy. [71
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
JABARET (THE) GLIDE. [72
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
y. 2, p. 48.
CANDY KISSES. [73
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Apr. 30,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 43.
CANZONE, [74
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
CHE MI AMIGO. [75
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
CHIC, CHIC, CHIC, CHIC, CHICKEN. [76
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
CHIQUITA CHI. [77
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, p. 4.
027
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8754 (78)
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
CHRIST THE SAVIOUR LIVES AGAIN. [78
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS. [79
© Jos. W. Stern & co.. New York.
- Notice rece’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded.
v. 2, -p. 40.
‘COME BACK. [80
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 40.
CoME BACK; song. [81
© Fred G. Heberlein & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 39.
CoME ON LizE AND HEAR THEM HAR-
MONIZE. [82
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 42.
COME WITH ME TO HONEYMOON LAND.
[83
© James Kendis music co., New
York.
recorded, v. 2, p. 40.
DAISIES (THE) THAT BLOOM ON BROAD- |
WAY, [84
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 40.
DANCING SNOWFLAKES; galop brillante.
[85
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 19138; recorded,
v. 2, p. 88.
DARKTOWN CABARET. [86
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 44.
DEAR LITTLE HANDS. [87
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 43.
DEAREST OF GIRLS. [88
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
DIMPLES. [89
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
Do YoU THINK DREAMS COME TRUE. [90
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
| GABRIELLE; valse de concert.
DON’T YOU WISH YOU WERE BACK HOME
AGAIN; words and music by C. K. |
Harris. [91
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 9, 1918; recorded,
Woke. 0s ee
KILEEN SYNCOPATED WALTZ; by Ernest
J. Schuster. [92
© Warner C. Williams, Indian-
apolis. Notice rec’d Apr. 18, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
ENDEARMENT. {93
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
EVER SINCE YOU LEFf ME. [94
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 19138; reeorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
FAIRY’S WAND; mazurka from On with
the dance. [95
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
V2, eis
[96
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 19138; recorded,
Vi02, 10, oes
GERTRUDE MINUET. [97
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
Vi2 9: eSe
GLIDING IN A LITTLE CANOE. [98
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
GOLDEN GLOW SYNCOPATED WALTZES; by
Jos. F. Cohen. [99
© Warner C. Williams, Indian-
apolis. Notice rec’d May 7, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 45.
Goop BYE, I’M GOIN’ TO OLD CAROLINE.
[100
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice reec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, vy. 2, p. 41.
GOOD OLD BROADWAY. [101
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 438.
GuM (THE) SHOE MAN. [102
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Apr. 30,
1913; recorded, vy. 2, p. 43.
528
ee
no. 4, 1913
HALF PAST KISSING TIME. [103
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
HAWAIIAN LOVE SONG. [104
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
HEROES OF THE BALKANS. [105
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
DO BELIEVE. [106
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
I HAD A DEVIL OF A TIME. [107
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Apr. 30,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 43.
I'LL CHANGE THE SHADOWS TO SUN-
SHINE. [108
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
TLL COME BACK TO ERIN AND YOU, MY
COLLEEN. [109
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
I’M FEELING AWF’LY LONELY. [110
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 43.
‘I’M GETTING USED TO IT. [111
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Apr. 24, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
I’M GOIN’ AWAY. [112
4 Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
bh
I WANT TO BE SOMEBODY’S BABY GIRL.
[113
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
I WANT TO SEE A MINSTREL SHOW. [114
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
Ir I KNEW THAT YOUR HEART WERE
MINE. [115
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
vv: 2, p. 38.
NOTICES OF USER
S754 (128)
IF I WERE IN LOVE WITH YOU. [116
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
IF THE MOON WAS A GREAT BIG BANJO.
[117
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
IN JUNE. [118
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
IN NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER I WILL
MARRY YOU. [119
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
IN OLD KILARNEY. [120
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
ISLE OF AFTERW HILE. [121
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 43.
It’s THE GARDEN, THE ROSE AND YOU.
[122
© Fred G. Heberlein & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
JEANNETTE POLONAISE. [1238
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
We aa, (Ds! Bee
JUNK (THE) MAN RAG. [124
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 28, 1918; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 44.
JUST YOU. [125
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
ve 2) p38.
JUST YOU AND I. [126
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
LAND (THE) OF GOLDEN DREAMS. [127
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
LESSON (A) IN LOVE. [128
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 43.
029
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8754 (129)
pt. II, n. s., v. 8
LOVE AND LIVE; waltz from On with
the dance. [129
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
Vic tiene
LOVER’S LANE IS JUST THE SAME AS
WHEN YOU WENT AWAY. [130
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
Wad, pds.
LOVE’S LAMENT, [asl
(© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
LOVE’S LULLABY. (t32
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
MARRIAGE MARKET; Selection. [138
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
MARRY AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL.
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
MAURICE RAG. [135
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
MAYTIME. [1386
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
MONKEY MAID. [137
© Fred G. Heberlein & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Apr. 7, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 389.
Moon DANCE; by Ernest J. Schuster.
[188
© Warner C. Williams, Indianapo-
lis. Notice rec’d Apr. 18, 1918; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 39.
MOONLIGHT ON MISSISSIPPI. [1389
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice reec’d Apr. 24, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
MOooNLIGHT ON THE LEVEE; schottische
from On with the dance. [140
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
We 2) Pires.
Movine (THE) MAN. [141
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 438.
[134 |
My GAL’S GOING AWAY. [142
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice ree’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
MY HEART CRIED FOR YOU. [143
(© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
My MANNIKIN MAN. [144
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 19138; recorded,
Vo 2; p, 40.
NIGHTS OF GLADNESS. [145
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, p. 40;
Ou, Mr. SHERLOCK HOLMES. [146
(© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Apr.
30, 1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
OLtp (THE) LOVE IS THE BEST LOVE
AFTER ALL. [147
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; recorded,
va 2; py 38:
On RaGTIME Bay. [148
(© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Apr.
30, 1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 43.
ONE MAN BAND. [149
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
OuR BELLES; polka from On with the
dance. [150
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 88.
PAPA’S DARLING; waltz from Our dar-
lings. [151
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2,) oe.
PIRATES (THE) SHIP. [152
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 88.
Pray’) THAT ORIENTAL
STRAIN. [153
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48.
Poor (THE) LITTLE RICH GIRL; waltzes.
. [154
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice reec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
TANTALIZING .
530
* NOTICES
no. 4, 1913
QUICK AS A WINK; from On with the
dance. [155
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
Rott ON, MISSOURI. [156
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
ROLLING. [157
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
Wii, D. 38.
ROSE 0’ MINE. [158
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 28, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2, DD. &.
RUMBA (LA) [159
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
SAYONARA; Japanese romance; words
by Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music
by Charles Wakefield Cadman. [160
© White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 43.
SHEILA VALSE. [161
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 40.
SHEILA’S WEDDING. [162
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
y. 2, p. 40.
SILHOUETTES (THE). [163
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice reec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
Since Mrs. McNortT LEARNED TO DO THE
TURKEY TROT. [164
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Apr. 30,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
SPARKLES; rag time two step by
Charles B. Ennis. [165
© Warner C. Williams, Indian-
apolis. Notice rec’d Apr. 18, 1915;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
SUGAR ROSE. [166
© M. Witmark & son, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, p. 38.
SUNSHINE AND ROSES. [167
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
OF USER
8754 (179)
TANGO ARGENTINE. [168
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
TeExAS TOMMY DANCE. [169
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
THAT DANGEROUS RAG, [170
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 41.
THAT RAGGY RAGTIME BAND, [171
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
THA'T’S WHAT I CALL REAL LIVE LOVE.
[172
© Fred G. Heberlein & co., New
York, Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
THOUSAND (A) RHYMES A THOUSAND
TIMES. [173
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 12, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 40.
TIME FOR YOUR PILLOW SLEEPY HEAD;
slumber song. [174
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 38.
To HEAR THY VOICE, [175
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; recorded,
Ve 2; De a8)
To KISS THE ROSE GOOD-NIGHT, [176
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 18, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
ToM TOM. [177
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
TRES MOUTARDE (Too much mustard) ;
tango-two step by Cecil Macklin, arr.
by Emil Ascher. [178
© Cary & co., London, by Edward
Schuberth & co., New York. Notice
rec’d Apr. 26, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 42.
TwIiLicHt (THE) EXPRESS. [179
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8, no. 4, 1913
8754 (180)
WERE YOU BUT MINE, [180
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
WHAT A FOOL I’D BE. [181
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Apr. 30,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 438.
WHEN I’M GONE. [182
© James Kendis music co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
WHEN SHE’S GONE, [183
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr, 28, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 43.
WHEN THE ONE YOU LOVE FORGETS YOU,
THEN THE WHOLE WORLD SEEMS TO
CHANGE. [184
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Apr. 8, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 42.
WHEN THE TWILIGHT COMES, [185
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 18, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 39.
YoU CAN’T STOP ME FROM LOVING YOU.
[186
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
You KNOW YOU WON’T. [187
© Jerome H. Remick & eco., New
York. Notice rec'd Apr. 24, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU. [188
© Broadway music corporation,
New York. Notice rec’d May 7,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 45.
YOU’RE THE SWEETEST ROSE THAT GROWS.
[189
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 42.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
1913
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 8
No. 5
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIOE
1913
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,”’
‘612 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,”’ “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘‘Words by,’’ ‘‘“Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’? Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’? Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©,’’ implies copyright reg-
istration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘© 1 c.,’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.,’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or
issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions under
section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text. r
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The final number, completing the volume,
will be followed by a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1 for
the year 1913, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington,
D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
(11)
; | NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF COPYRIGHT BOOKS, MAPS,
CHARTS, DRAMATIC OR MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS, ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
PRINTS, CHROMOS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act. the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Cougress for sale or exchange, or be transferred to other
Government libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what
of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of that year anything found which relates
'to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period
of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act: And
provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be destroyed
| during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright proprietor
| of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
_ Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
‘lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or
musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph
_ deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Librarian
'of Congress during the years 1890 to 1899, inclusive, that any such
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to
_the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy-
‘right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
| eut, print, chromo, or photograph, the year in which copyright regis-
tration was made, and, if possible, the number under which such
copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, en-
graving, cut, print. chromo, or photograph was entered for copy-
‘right, with a request for its return. On receipt of such information
and request, such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical
composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph will be re-
turned to the author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant,
unless it has been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, chart,
| dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or
| photograph should be made as early as possible during the year 1913.
If no such application has been received during said year, such copy-
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
cut, print, chromo, or photograph may be disposed of in accordance
| with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Fepruary 1, 1913.
(117)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY-
RIGHT PROPRIETORS.
- Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the |
act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled “An act to amend and |
consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or other |
lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodicals
named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indicated in
the list given below.
One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress.
cate copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
Only the dupli-
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies indi-
cated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
List oF COPYRIGHTED MoNTHLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHICH May BE WITHDRAWN.
AB C pathfinder railway guide. 1879-1909 |
© New England railway pub. co.
American digest. 1887-1909
© West pub. co. |
American journal of the medical sciences. 1870-1909 ©
© Lea bros. & co.; H. C. Lea; H. C. Lea’s sons & co.
American society of civil engineers. Proceedings and Transac- |
tions. 1873-1909 |
© American soc. of civil engineers.
Argosy. 1890-1909
© Frank A. Munsey; The Frank A. Munsey co.; Munsey & co.
Automobile.
© E. L. Powers co.; Class journal co.
Baby pathfinder.
© New England railway pub. co.
Bibliotheca sacra.
© Bibliotheca sacra co.; W. F. Draper; E. J. Goodrich.
Brickbuilder.
© Rogers and Manson; Brickbuilder bub. co.
Buyers’ reference.
© Buyers’ reference co.
Carpet and upholstery trade review.
© Review pub. co.
Carriage monthly.
© Ware bros.; Ware bros. co.; I. D. Ware.
Cassier’s magazine.
© Cassier magazine co.
Chicago apparel gazette.
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Christian science journal.
© Mary Baker G. Eddy; National christian scientists assn.
Clothier and furnisher.
© Masson pub. co.; Geo. N. Lowrey co.
Delineator.
© Butterick pub. co.; BE. Butterick & co.
Eastern drug market.
© Eastern drug co.
(Iv)
1899-1907
1886-1909 |
1870-1906 |
1892-1909 |
1892-1909 |
1888-1909 |
1873-1909 |
1891-1909 |
1903-1909 |
1885-1909 |
1894-1909 |
1874-1909 |
1901-1908 |]
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Eclectic medical journal.
© Scudder bros. co.; John M. Scudder; John M. Scudder &
sons,
Educational review.
© Henry Holt & co.;
Electrical age.
© Electrical age pub. co.
Engineering magazine.
John R. Dunlap; Engineering mag. co.
Frank Leslie’s magazine.
© Frederick L. Colver; Frank Leslie pub. house; Mrs. Frank
Leslie.
Furniture trade review.
© Review pub. ce.
General digest. American and English.
© Lawyers’ cooperative pub. co.
Good housekeeping.
© Good housekeeping; Phelps pub. co.;
_ Guaranteed attorneys’ quarterly.
© John R. Bland.
' Haberdasher.
© J. W. Gibson co.;
- Homiletic monthly.
© J. F. Wagner;
Homiletic review.
© Funk and Wagnalls co. ;
Hub.
| © Trade news pub. co.
Ice and refrigeration.
© H. 8S. Rich & co.; Nickerson & Collins co.
7S printer.
| © Inland printer co.
|
‘Educational review pub. co.
Clark W. Bryan & co.
Haberdasher co.
Homiletiec monthly.
I. K. Funk & co.; Funk & Wagualls.
Journal of cutaneous and genito-urinary diseases.
© Physicians’ pub. co.; Grafton press; Wm. Wood & co.;
Appleton & co.
Keystone.
© Benjamin Thorpe; Keystone pub. co.;
| Ladies’ home journal.
© Curtis pub. co.
List of buyers.
| © Buyers reference co.;
Machinery.
© Industrial press.
Medicine.
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
Men’s wear.
© Waldo-Fairchild co.;
; Mercantile adjuster.
© Mercantile adjuster pub. co.
Merck’s archives: and Merck’s report.
© Merck & co.
| Missionary review of the world.
© Funk & Wagnalls co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
Motor.
© Wm. Randolph Hearst; Star co.;
Nickel pathfinder.
© New England railway pub. co.
Official railway equipment guide; and Official railway equipment
register.
© Railway equipment and pub. co.
Rand-MeNally railway guide and handbook.
© American railway guide co.; Rand, McNally & co.
Rudder.
© Rudder pub. co.;
Samuel H. Steele.
; Cyrus H. K. Curtis.
Gage pub. co.
Fairchild co.
New pub. co.
ye. 3. Day.
(Vv)
|
1891-1909
1890-1909
1891-1909
1891-1909
1875-1905
1889-1909
1894-1907
1885-1909
1901-1909
1889-1909
1900-1909
1881-1909
1893-1909
1891-1909
1891-1909
1887-1908
1889-1909
1887-1909
1903-1909
1894—1909
1895-1906
1896-1909
1886-1909
1892-1909
1888-1909
1903-1909
1886-1909
1896-19093
1872-1901
1890-19098
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Short stories. 1890-1909 ©
© Current literature pub. co.; Harold Goodwin; Short stories
co.; I’. M. Somers.
Smart set. 1900-1909
© ss ess pub. co.
Success. 1897-1909
© Success co.; Success pub. co.; MeGraw-Marden co.
Therapeutic gazette. 1885-1909 |
© Wm. M. Warren; FR. G. Swift; Geo. 8. Davis.
Travelers and shippers directory. 1899-1906
© Denborn co.
Travelers official railway guide; and Official guide. 1870-1909 |
© National railway pub. co.
Travelers railway guide; and Travelers ready reference guide, 1885-1909
© Knickerbocker guide co.; American railway guide eo.
Upholsterer. 1887-1909
© Clifford & Lawton; Clifford Scott & Lawton.
Western brewer. 1876-1909 |
© H.S. Rich & co.; J. M. Wing & co.
ee - EE,
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI- |
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music
against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical instru-
ments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June
14,1911). These proclamations were printed on pages v—x of Part 3,
volume 6, no. 7, and page rv of no. 12, of the Catalogue of Copyright
Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 o of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den-
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911),
the Netherlands (Mar. 3, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911).
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a ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A LA BRUNE; poésie de J. Dainaux
d’aprés Henri Heine, musique de
Jules Mouquet.
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 307504; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
A LA RUSSE; by Hubert Bath; piano
- solo. (Miniature suite de ballet,
no. 3.) [8756
© May 19, 1918; 2 c May 19,
1918; E 307745; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
A MARIE ENDORMIE; esquisse sym-
phonique d’aprés un poéme de A.
Brizeux, musique de J. Guy Ropartz.
1. Partition d’orchestre. 2. 1°'* vio-
lons. [8757, 8758
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. each May 10,
1913; E 307653, 307654; Durand et
cie., Paris.
A PE£TER, A PAL SATOBBI. See Palma y
ilka.
A PETITS PAS; twos-ztep, por F. Mo-
reno Torroba; piano. [8759
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 307576; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
A YUHR NOCH DER CHASSENE; words
and music by I. Reingold, arr. by H.
Russotto. [8760
© May 22, 1918; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 311548; S. Schenker & son,
New York.
ABIE SINGS AN IRISH SONG; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [8761
© May 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 15,
1913; E 311248; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
ACADEMY CENTENNIAL; march and two
step, words by E. Lawrence Mc-
Kinney, music by S. P. Friedman;
pf. with text. New York, Leo Feist,
inc. [8762
© May 6, 1913; 2 ¢. May 8, 1913;
E 311040; Stanleigh P. Friedman,
New York.
ADESTE FIDELES; the favorite Xmas
hymn, transcribed by HE. de Beau-
puis; piano. fPaling’s pianoforte
series, no. 107.) [8763
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 1918;
E 307724; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
London.
Apiru (L’) DU SOLDAT; poésie de
Héléne Vacaresco, musique de René
Chauvet, pour baryton on _ basse
chantante. [8764
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. May 10 1913;
PE 307663; Heugel et cie., Paris.
ADORATION; march arr. by H. C.
Miller; band. 4to. [8765
© May 14, 1913; 2 ec. May 16,
1913 ; E 309685: H. C. Miller, Parkes-
burg, Pa.
ADORE AND BE STILL.
(Cs FB.)
AIN’T YOU COMING BACK TO OLD VIR-
GINIA; words and music by W. Spil-
lard. [8766
© May 19, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309888; Will Spillard, Chi-
cago.
AIN’T YOU COMING HOME TO SEE YOUR
MA AGAIN? words by E. Peterson,
music by Leo Friedman. [8767
© 1c. May 21, 1918; HE 309812;
Effie Peterson, Kilbourn, Wis.
Arr (THE) LINE; march and two step
by Lew. C. Smith, arr. by John Itzel ;
pf. [8768
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c. May 18, 1913;
811085; I. Seidel music pub. ¢o.,
Indianapolis.
ALBANY ACADEMY MARCH SONG; words
and music by E. L. McKinney, arr.
by F. R. Hancock. New York,
Hinds, Noble & Eldredge. [8769
© May 238, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309895; HE. L. McKinney,
Albany.
ALBUM LEAF; by Charles’ Gilbert
Spross; pf. Left hand only. [8770
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
E 309536; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
See Gounod
533
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8771
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
ALCANTARA; march by Chas. J. Rock-
well; mil. band. 4to. (Standard
edition for military band, no. 293.)
[8771
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
E 309545; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ALL ALONE; words by H. Harcleroad,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8772
©: Apr. “25, 1913." 2° c. May 24),
1913; E 311414; Helen Harcleroad,
Pasadena, Cal.
ALL THAT MY HEART DESIRES; words by
G. E. Snow, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8773
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15,
1918; E 311159; Grace E. Snow,
Boston.
ALL THE GIRLS ARE LOVELY BY THE SEA-
SIDE; words by Worten David and
Bert Lee, music by H. Fragson.
[8774
Oy Ape 8s) 1913 22 e, Apr. "28,
1913; E 807467; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
ALL TOGETHER, HURRAH! HURRAH!
words and melody by L. B. Ros-
borough, arr. by Chas. Humfeld.
[8775
© May 24, 1913; 2 c. May 29,
1918; E 311657; Leonard B. Ros-
borough, St. Louis.
ALLEGRO DE CONCERT; by F. S. Kelly,
op. 8; piano. [8776
© Apr. 21, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 307552; Schott & co., London.
ALLEMAUDE. See Partita en Sol majeur.
See also Purcell (Henry) Suite.
ALMA MATER; words by L. J. Lochemes,
music by F. T. Walter. [8777
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 19,
1913; HE 312177; Catholic normal
school and Pio Nono college, St.
Francis, Wis.
ALMIGHTY GoD; anthem words by
Thomas Moore, music by Arthur
Bergh; mixed voices. 4to. [8778
© Apr. 10, 1918; 2 ce. May 9, 1913;
E 309546; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ALMOST FORSAKEN; words by J. Par-
nell, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8779
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ¢c, ‘May 20,
1913; E 311447; Joseph Parnell, Vic-
tor, Col.
ALOHA; waltz arr. by H. G. Spots-
wood; full band. 4to. [8780
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ce. May 5, 1918;
E 310894; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles.
ALONE WITH GOD; words and music by
G. H. Carr. [8781
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
H 310864; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
ALWAYS ON DUTY; words by Lizzie De
Armond, musie by M. L. McPhail.
[8782
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310962; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
ALWAYS YOU; words by P. J. O’Reilly,
music by Guy Morris; in A flat, B
flat, in C and in D with violin ace.
ad. lib. [8783
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 ec. each Apr.
24, 1918; E 307402; Gould & co.,
London.
AM SPINNRAD. See
(Georg.) ; Drei lieder.
Hartmann
AM WEG STEHT EINE LINDE. See Hart-
mann (Georg); Drei lieder.
AMERICA. See New (A) American an-
them.
AMERICAN (THE) GIRL; words by T. F.
Ronan, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8784
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ce. May 20,
1918 ; E 311425; Thos. F. Ronan, De-
troit.
AMERICAN (THE) YOUTH; march by
Cameron Dawson, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; band. 4to. [8785
© May 17, 1913; 2 e¢. May 19,
1913; E 309700; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
AMERICA’S BOYS; words by Mrs. G.
Pierce, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [8786
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
FE 311119; Mrs. Grace Pierce, Grove
City, Pa.
AMIDST THUNDER OF CANON (Unter
kanonendonner); march by Carl
Meinecke, arr. by M. L. Lake; mili-
tary band. 4to. [8787
© May 10, 1918; 2 ec. May 24,
1918; E 311551; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
D384
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
8807
AMIDST THUNDER OF CANON—Continued.
——orchestra. Ato. [8788
© May 18, 1913; 2 ec. May 24,
1918; E 311552; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
AMONG THE FLOWERS; flower song by
Geo. J. Trinkaus, fingered by Leo
Troostwyk; cello solo with piano
ace. [and violin part]. [8789
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 309579; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
AMONG THE MOUNTAINS; by F. M.
Mecartney ; piano. [8790
© 1c. May 22, 1918; E 311502;
Fannie M. Mecartney, Chicago.
AMOR DE OCCIDENTE; canzonetta Na-
politana, letra de Javier de Burgos,
musica del Frederico Chaves. [8791
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1918;
E 307570; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
_ AmoRA; Indian intermezzo, words by
Thos. B. Roberts, music by Lucien
Denni. [8792
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
E 311520; J. W. Jenkins sons music
co., Kansas City, Mo.
AMOUR ETRANGE; valse, vers de Pierre
d’Amor, musique de Francois Simon.
1. Chantseut. 2. Chant et piano.
8. Piano seul. [ST938-8795
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. each May 10.
1913; E 307664-807666; Heugel et
cie., Paris.
AMPHORES (LES); choix de poésies de
Catulle, d’aprés la traduction fran-
caise de Eugéne Rostand, musique
de Jean Hubert, pour chant, cor
anglais, harmonium harpe et piano,
flute et hautbois. [S796
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c Apr. 21, 1913;
E 307490; Hengel et cie., Paris.
ANCHORED; words by Samuel K.
Cowan, music by Michael Watson,
arr. by Bertha Remick; mixed voices.
Voice parts only. The laurel octavo,
no. 237.) [8797
© May 7. 1913: 2 ec. May 19, 1913;
E 309788; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text.]
ANCHORED IN JESUS; words by Eben E.
Rexford, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley. [8798
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 «. May 5, 1913;
E 310886; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
AND THEN YOU KISS, KISS, KISS; words
by Joe McCarthy, music by Jack
Glogan. [8799
© May 138, 1918; 2 ce. May 14,
1915; E 309643; Leo. Feist, ine., New
York.
AND THIS Is LOVE. See Eckersley
(R.) Three short encore songs.
ANDANTE. See Hinman-Davies (Jes-
sie); Three melodies.
ANDANTE AND SCHERZO CAPRICCIOSO;
by Ferdinand David, op. 16, ed. by
Albert Sammons; violin solo with
piano ace. [ 8800
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
E 303991; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
ANDANTE IN G; by Edouard Batiste,
arr. by Jules Devaux; pf. [S801
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 312051; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
ANDANTE QUASI ALLEGRETTO; by C
Charlton Palmer; organ, obl. Svo.
(The organ loft, book XCV. no.
283. ) [S802
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 22, 1913;
E 312148; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
ANDRIETTA (L’) WALTZES; valse Itali-
enne by R. A. Browne; arr. by W. C.
Powell; piano. New York, Smith &
Browne. [ S803
© May 238, 1913; 2 c May 21,
1918; E 309832; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
ANGELIC CHOIRS; by Eugéne Wyatt; pf.
[8804
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 310918; G. Schirmer, New York.
ANGELINA WALTZ; by Luigi Tutela; pf.
[8805
© May 7, 1913; 2 c May 10, 1913;
E 3811091; Behrend music pub. co.,
Newark, N. J.
ANGELS OF LIGHT; song by T. W. Bir-
mingham. [8806
© May 7, 19138; 2 c. May 10, 19138;
E 3110738; Willis musie co., Cincin-
nati.
ANITA WALTZ; by Will D. Waye; man-
dolin in duo form with piano acc.
[ 8807
Cy Apr, -21," 9813 <2 'e) May 13,
1913; E 311148; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
939
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8808
ANSTANDIGE (EINE) FRAU; chanson,
text von Louis Taufstein, musik von
Hugo Leonard. Munchen, Harmo-
nie-verlag, g. m. b. 1. [8808
© Dee; 3, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307109; Drei masken verlag, Mu-
nich.
ANYWHERE OUR FATHER LEADS; words
by Eleanor W. Long, music by H. C.
Jordan. [8809
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
EH 310963; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
AOOAH; love song from the Red Wil-
low Pueblos, by Thurlow Lieurance.
[8810
© - Apr. 30,3913 <1 2: eo Apr30,
1918; E 809470; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
APPLE (AN) ORCHARD; school song,
words by William Martin, music by
A. F. Loud; mixed voices. 4to.
(Music for schools, no. 12479.)
[8811
© May 19, 1918: -2 ¢. May 31,
1913; E 309953; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
APRES L’ONDEE; par Maurice Pesse;
piano. [8812
©) Man, 45,1913; 2..e.Apr:729,
1913; E 307474; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
AFABESQUE; by York Brown, op. 20,
no. 1; piano. [8813
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 17,
1918; E 312119; Joseph Williams,
itd., London.
ARCADIENS (LES) VALSE; musique de
Lionel Monckton et Howard Talbot,
arr. par A. Bosc; piano. [8814
©. Apr, 10,1918: 2 e@ Apr. 25,
1918; E 3807417; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
ARIADNE AUF NAXOS. See Strauss
(Richard).
ARISE, AND SHINE; words by J. G.
Lawson, music by Harry L. Brooks.
[8815
© May 16, 1918; 2 ec. May 19,
1918; E 309748; J. Gilchrist Law-
son, Chicago.
ARKANSAS; words by C. A. Rogers,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8816
e. May 20,
C. A. Rogers,
©. Apr. 25, 1918; 2
1918; E 311489;
Rogers, Ark.
pt. I11,n.s.,v.8 |
AROUND THE WORLD BY COMIC OPERA. |
See Giddy (The) guides.
ART SONG CYCLES; by W. Otto Miess- |
ner and Florence C. Fox. Pupils’
ed. New York, Boston [ete.] Sil- |
ver, Burdett and company [1913]. |
$0.15. [8817 |
© May 20, 1918; 2 ec. May 22, |
1918; A 346718; Silver, Burdett & |
32 p. 12mo.
co., Boston.
AS FROM THE DARKENING GLOOM; words |
by John Keats, music by Franklin |
Hopkins; med. and high voice. (Jn |
Keats album; Great English poets |
[8818 |
series. )
© Apr. 80, 19185 2° aes
1918; EH 310670; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
AS WE PASS ALONG; words by HW. E. |
Hewitt, music by Chas. H. Gabriel. |
[8819
© May 1, 1918; 2 c May 1, 1913;
E 310964; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
ASPERGES ME DOMINE; words anon.,
music by H. J. Donnelly; quartette.
[S820 |
© May 16, 1913; 2 @ May 16,
1918; E 312085; Hugh J. Donnelly,
Brooklyn.
AT CONTESIA BALL; words by Mrs. P.
Streble, music by Dorothy Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus
co., ine. [8821
© Apr. 25, 1918: 2 elaine 20. |
1918; E 311429; Mrs. Percy Streble,
Algiers, La.
AT DAYBREAK. See Songs of fancy.
AT SIX, SIXTEEN, AND SIXTY; words by
S. M. Dinsmore, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8822
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 @ May 15,
1913; E 311208; Stella M. Dinsmore,
Detroit.
AT SPRINGTIME; by L. Butler, organ.
obl. 4to. (Original compositions.
noe.) [8823
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr 265;
1918; E 3807464; Leonard Butler,
London.
AT THE PICNIC; mazurka by M. Green-
wald; piano. (Dreams of youth,
no, 5.) [8824
© May 19, 19138; 2 « May 19,
19138; E 809776; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
536
Dugdale |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
AT THE SETTING OF THE SUN; words by
J. C. Myers, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8825
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ce. May 20,
1913; E 311437; J. C. Myers, Keyes-
port, Il.
AT THE VILLAGE SMITHY (In der dorf-
schmiede); characteristic piece by
E. Sdchting, op. 141, no. 8; piano.
[8826
© May 19, 1913; ec. May 19,
1913; E 309775; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
AT TWILIGHT; reverie by J. M. Bald-
win, op. 31; pf. [8827
© May 15, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
19138; E 311299; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ATLANTIS; suite in four parts by V. F.
Safranek; military band. [8828
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 c« May 24,
1913; E 311553; Carl Fischer, New
York.
AU PAYS DES SPHINX; fantaisie orien-
tale par L. et A. Barbirolli, arr. par
H. Mouton pour orchestre avec
piano conducteur. 4to. [8829
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2c. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 307491; Heugel et cie., Paris.
AU REVOIR; vals2 pensive by Henry
Sweet, arr. by Henry Edmond Earle;
orch. with piano ace. 4to.
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 22,
19138; E 3095380; W. A. Quincke &
co., Los Angeles.
AUBADE; par J. Dauglas;
(Suite norvégiene, no. 2.) [S831
i: Mar. 20, 1913: (2. -c. May, 10,
9
1918; E 307685; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
AUBER (DANIEL FRANCOIS ESspPRIT)
Siréne (La); overture by D. F. E.
Auber, arr. by Theo. Moses, re-arr.
by Adolphe Dumont; orch. with
piano conductor, organ and obli-
gato violin. [8832
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 311592: Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
arrangement. |
AULD LANG SYNE. See Should
acquaintance be forgot.
AUNTIE; words by D. Eardley-Wilmot,
music by C. Finucane Draper.
[8833
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913: E 307444; Chappell & co., Iti.,
London.
auld
[8830 |
piano. |
8841
AUTUMN; quartette from Love’s four
seasons—C, words by George ‘Tag-
gart, music by Wm. Christopher
O'Hare: female voices. 4to. [88384
© May 28, 1918; 2 ec. May 29,
1913; B 311668; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
AUTUMN LEAVES (Les feuilles d’au-
tomne); by G. Ebel, rev. and fin-
gered by Carl Loewe; piano. [8835
© May 24, 1913; 2 c May 26,
1913; E 309901; Jos. Krolage music
eo., Cincinnati.
AUTUMN LEAVES; by M. IF. Young; pf.
[8836
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 17, 1918;
E 311108; Mrs. Matt Fridley Young.
Ashville, O.
AVE MARIA.
von)
See Flotow (Friedrich
see also O Lord, most holy.
See Bach (J. 8S.)
Jesu word of God in-
AVE VERUM.
See also
carnate.
AWAKE; serenade, words by William
Davenant, music by H. G. Pélissier;
duet for soprano and tenor in G.
[8837
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 17,
1913; E 312108; Gould & co., Lon-
don.
AWAKENING; words and music by B.
Churan. Chicago, A. H. Goetting.
[8828
© Apr 28) 190s: 2, Mary. 42,
1913; E 309606; Blossom Churan,
Chicago.
AWAKENING OF SPRING (Friihlings er-
waechen); by Hermann Spielter, op.
§3; pf. | 8889
(©) Apr. 30, 2913 5. 2). e. ape Toe.
1913; E 309471; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia.
AWAY TO THE COUNTRY; by W. A. Tay-
lor, op. 5, no. 15 pf. [8840
© May 18, 1913; 2 ce. May 20,
1913; E 3113835; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
AWAY TO THE HARVEST FIELD; words
by Laurene Highfield, musie by
Samuel W. Beazley. [8841
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 «. May 5,
1913; EK 310883; S. W. Beazley, Chi-
cago.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$842
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
BaBy BABE; lullaby words and music
by Z. J. Hackleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [8842
© Apr. 11, 4913 ;.2:¢: May 4, 1913 ;
KE 3095438; Mrs. Zona J. Hackleman,
Rockport, Ind.
BABY PLEASE STOP; words by C. W.
Prayor, music by H. Alf. Kelley.
arr. by Will Dorsey. Chicago, Chi-
cago musical bureau. [8843
©) Apr. 18, A913 )2.02 ye Apne 26,
Piss: H selOal: oC. WW. Pirmavor,
Brooklyn.
BABY SEED SONG; words by E. Nesbit,
music by G. Forbes Forsyth. 4to.
(Unison songs, no. 16.) [8844
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 19138;
E 312011; Edwin Ashdown 1id.,
London.
BACCHANAL; from the ballet The sea-
sons by A. Glazounow, op. 67, ed.
and fingered by William Cooper:
piano. [8845
© May 238, 1918; 2 «. May 26,
1918; EX 309885; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and fingering. ]
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Ave
verum (Jesu word of God incar-
nate); words adapted by J. Lewis
Browne, music by J. S. Bach; mixed
voices. 4to. (Octavo church music.
no. 20.) [S846
© May 9, 1918; 2c. May 8, 1918;
EH 311046; Gilbert music co., Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on
adaptation of Latin and English
text. ]
—-— Fantaisie en Ut mineur; par J.
S. Bach, annotée et doigtée par
Blanche Selva; piano. (Les maitres
classiques de la musique, no. 2005.)
[8847
iG) Mar. .20, 19008>,2-e. Apr. 25,
1913; EK 307418; B. Roudanez, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on annotation
and fingering. ]
—— Quatre inventions 4 2 voix; par
J. S. Bach, arr. par Alfred Kastner;
harpe. [S848
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ec. May 7, 1918:
Ii 307703; Carl Simon, Berlin.
—— School of easy classics; collection
of the easiest original piano works
by the great composers, selected, fin-
gered and revised by Oscar Ber-
inger. Book 1. Bach. (Augener’s
edition, no. 5181.) [8849
©, Apr.) 17, 1918: 2 ¢. Apr, 28;
a KY 307441; Augener Itd., Lon-
on.
Bacu (JOHANN SEBASTIAN )—Contd.
Book 2, Bach. (Augener’s
edition, no. 5132.) [8850
© May 2, 1913; 2c. May 12, 1913;
E 312052; Augener ltd., London.
Toceata and fugue in D minor;
by J. S. Bach, concert transeription
by Carl Tausig, new edition revised,
phrased and fingered by O. Thiimer ;
piano. [8851
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1913;
E 3812061; Augener ltd., London.
BACHELOR’S (A) LONGING; words and
music by A. W. Manering. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8852
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 « May 20,
1918; E 311442; A. W. Manering,
Royalton, Il.
BACHMANN’S (HERMAN) graded course
for violin; explanatory rudiments of
music. [8853
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 22,
1913; <A 845688; Herman Bach-
mann, Chicago.
BACK TO HER HOME SWEET HOME;
words by John Colwell, music by
J. D. Burke. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [8854
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ce Mavweo.
1913; E 311892; James D. Burke,
Pittsfield, Mass.
BAcK TO MY OLD HOME TOWN; words
by H. Irving, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [8855
© Apr. 25, 19138; "2% Mages:
1918; E 811173; Harry Irving, New-
Durch, N.Y.
BACK TO THE OLD COTTAGE HOME;
words by J. Savage, musie by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8856
© Apr. 25, 1918: 2) wae 20,
19138; E 811415; Joe Savage, Bom-
bay. NT ©.
BACK TO THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME;
march two step by Fleta Jan Brown,
arr. by Sol. P. Levy; band. 4to.
[8857
© May 19, 1918; 2 ec. May 20,
1918; E 311346; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
—orch. 4to. [8858
© May 21, 1918; 2 «@ May 22,
1913; E 3113860; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
938
i
no. 5, 19138
BACK TO THE OLD KEYSTONE; words by
H. Belmont, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [S859
© “Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311426; Henry Belmont,
Edmonton, Canada.
BaLaucorre (LA). See Débuts (Les)
de fanfan.
BALLADE ET POLONAISE; by Henri
Vieuxtemps, op. 38, edited by Albert
Sammons; violin and piano. [8860
© May 38, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 307595; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
BARBARA FRIETCHIE; words by John
Greenleaf Whittier, music by Jules
Jordan; sop. solo chorus and piano.
4to. (School edition. ) [S861
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 309547; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BARCAROL.
cony.
BARCAROLLE; by Arthur W. Pollitt;
organ. (Original compositions, new
series, no. 17.) [8862
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. May 22,
1913; E 312135; Novello & co., itd.,
London.
—by Carlo Albanesi; piano. (Rec-
reative pieces, series 2, no. 10B.)
[8863
© May 28, 19138; 2 ec. May 31,
1913; E 307848; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
——par Emile Sauret, op. 29. no. 8;
violon et piano. Nouvelle édition.
(Pensées fugitives, no. 8.) [8864
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 28,
19138; E 307810; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
See From a Venetian bal-
—— See Hinman - Davies
Three melodies.
—— See also Wayside fancies.
by Ethel
(Jessie) ;
BARCAROLLE AND SCHERZO;
Shepard; pf. (Recreative pieces,
series 2, supplementary to the
Ascherberg pianoforte school, Asch-
erberg edition, no. 8 B.) [8865
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 312041; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
BARN-YARD HARMONY; words by Grant
Clarke, music by Jean Schwartz.
[8866
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. May 16,
1913; E 309679; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
ays)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
BARNS (ETHEL) Idylle; by I. Barns;
violoncello et piano. [8867
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
EK 3120388; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
BARRERE (GroraES) Nocturne; flute
and piano. [8868
© May 20, 1918; 2 ec. May 22,
1918; IE 811508; G. Schirmer, New
York.
BASEBALL (THE) FAN; words by C.
Allen, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8869
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 « May 20,
1918; E 311471; Clarence Allen,
Sneedville, Tenn.
BASSOON (THE); by Wilhelm A. Volk;
piano. (Recreative pieces, series 2,
no. 10 C.) [8870
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 31,
1913; E 307849; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC.
For decoration day.
BaTTLE (THE) ROYAL; march and two-
step by Thos. 8S. Allen; band. 4to.
[8871
© Mar. 27, 19138; 2 ec May 831,
1913; E 309996; Walter Jacobs,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
See
BE A BOOSTER; words and music by
J. H. Lynch. [8872
© 1¢. May 22, 1913; HE 311511;
Joseph H. Lynch and George W.
Stivers.
BE MINE, BE MINE. See Storm and
sunshine,
BE MINE IN DREAMS AGAIN; words by
EH. D. Carr, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [8873
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 e May 20,
1913; E 311485; Eva Dorsey Carr,
Annapolis.
BE STRONG IN THE LORD; words by
Maggie I. Gregory, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [8874
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
BE. 310865; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) CITY; words and
music by M. E. Enlow. [8875
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 19138;
E 311066; M. E. Enlow, Inglewood,
Cal.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8876
pt. Ines.
BEAUTIFUL GIRL; words by Mrs. E. W.
Provost, music by Jack Staniey.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale <o..
ine. [8876
©. Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c.. May, 20,
1913; E 311480; Mrs. E. W. Provest,
Hoffmans, N. Y.
BEAUTIFUL LAND OF SOMEWHERE; words
by LL. Campbell, music by Franz
Hoffman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8877
©. Ape: °25,71913¢72 Fe. May dd,
19138; E 311242; Lily Campbell,
Mansfield, O.
BEAUTIFUL LAND ON HIGH; words by
J. Nicholson, music by R. L. Fletcher.
[8878
© May 20, 1918; 2 c« May 22,
1913; EH 311494; Robert L. Fletcher,
Alleghany, Pa.
BEAUTY’S DREAM; waltz by F. Scura, |
pf. [8879
© May 235. 1913: 2 e. May -23,
1918; EH 309851; Frank Scura, New
York.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Menuet; by
L. van Beethoven, arr. by Edmund
S. Ender; pipe organ. [8880
a Apr 30, 1913: °2 @ “Apr. 20,
1918; E 309479; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
Romance in F; by L. van Bee-
thoven, ed. by Albert Sammons;
violin solo with piano ace. [8881
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 2, 19138;
FE 303993; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
Ruins (The) of Athens: three
part chorus, English version by M.
Louise Baum, music by L. van
Beethoven, ed. by C. B. Roepper;
women’s voices. 4to. (Part songs
for public schools, no. 6238.) [8882
@,May. 21,- 1913; 2 c... May, 22,
1913; KE 309842; Boston music co.,
Boston.
editing and English version. ]
—— Sonata no. 21; Waldstein sonata ;
by I. van Beethoven, op. 53, ed.
phrased and fingered by Stewart
Macpherson; pf. Analytical edition.
[88838
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 ce. May 7, 1913;
I 312085; Joseph Williams, I1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
analysis, editing, phrasing and finger-
ing. |
[Copyright is claimed on |
BEETHOVEN (LuDWie VAN)—Contd.
Sonate en Sol majeur; par L. van
Beethoven, op. 49, no. 2, arr. par
Alfred Kastner; harpe. [8884
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1913:
E 807704; Carl Simon, Berlin.
Webster’s funeral march; by
Beethoven [and] Blest be the tie
that binds; by H. G. Nagell, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; band. 4to. [8885
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 1913:
E 311048; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
BEFORE THE CROSS; words by Neal A.
McAulay, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[8886
© May 2, 1913; 2 c May 5, 1918;
E 810866; H. O. Excell, Chicago.
BEFORE THE FAIR; words by Anna
Hempstead Branch, music by A.
Kilburn-Kilmer. [S887
© May 28, 1913: 2 “e,)aumene,
1918; E 812198; Annie Kilburn-Kil-
mer, Coxwold, York, England.
BEHIND THE CLOUDS THE SUN IS SHIN-
ING; words by James Rowe, music
by Samuel W. Beazley. [8888
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 5, 1913;
EH 310891; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
BEIDEN (DIE) HUSAREN; operette in
drei akten, text von Wilh. Jacoby
und Rudolf Schanzer, musik yon
Léon Jessel; klavierauszug mit text.
[8889
© Mar. 14, 1913; 2) Ga Maye,
1918; D 19297: Felix Bloch erben,
Berlin.
BELIEVE IT TRUE; words by Ed. Tesche-
macher, music by Frederick A.
Coote; no. 2 in B flat. [S890
May 15,: 19133° 29a" hiay 37,
; E 312114; J. H. Larway, Lon-
(©
ad
1913
don,
BELLES oF Mexico; tango dance by
Charles BE. Le Paige; pf. [S891
© May 12, 19138; 2 @ May 14,
1918; E 309647; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
BELOVED LET US LOVE; sacred song
words by H. Bonar, music by W.
Dichmont. [8892
(© May 19, 1913; 2 ¢. May 20,
1918; E 311825; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
540
no. 5, 1913
Benpix (THEO.) Idylle (An); by T.
Bendix; piano. [8893
© Apr. 6, 19185. 2:.c. Apr. 17,
1918; E 310465; Whitney Warner
pub. co., New York.
Benepictus; by W. A.C. Cruickshank ;
mixed voices and _ organ. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 165.)
[8894
© May 9, 1913; 2c. May 10, 1913;
E 307629; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
BeEeRcEvusE; by Alexander [ljinsky, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; salonorchester.
[S895
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 311554: Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
——par Charles Dorson; violon et
piano. [8896
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2c. Apr. 25, 1913;
E 307412; S. Bornemann, Paris.
BeERcCEUSE BULGARE; par Louis Beau-
faux, pour quatuor a cordes avec
| piano-conducteur. [8897
© May 17, 1918; 2 c. May 19,
' 1913; E 307737; G. Ricordi & co.,
\ Milan.
\BERcEUSE IN E; lullaby by H. L.
| Baumgartner; violin and organ.
if [8898
| © May 13, 1913; 2 c May 19,
' 1913; E 309765; White-Smith music
' pub. co., Boston.
ERINGER’S SCHOOL OF EASY CLASSICS.
See Bach (J. S.) School of easy
| classics.
See also School &c. Bach book 2.
Best (THE) IN THE WORLD; by J.
Soda; pf. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [8899
'[ © Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5,
1918; E 311140; Joe Soda, New
| York.
ETROTHAL MARCH; by Chas. Lindsay,
arr. by J. W. Lerman; piano, six
"OD [8900
© May 5, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913;
yp 310900 : Theo. ‘Presser co., Phila-
' delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
,|BEULAH LAND, MY HOME; words by
a B. Cherington, music by Henry
S. mua. [8901
| © May 29, 1918; 2 c. May 24,
' 1913; E 311525; Homer A. Rode-
_heaver, Chicago.
:
|
ye
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8910
BEWARE; words by Mrs. T. F. Mul-
looly, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth mu-
sic pub. co. [8902
© Mar. 22, 19138: 2 a May 65,
1913; E 311118; Mrs. Thomas F.
Mullooly, Roanoke, W. Va.
BEYOND THE BRIGHT BLUE
by Mrs. L. A.
SKY; words
Austin, music by L. A.
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. | 8903
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ec May 15,
1918; E 311211; Mrs. L. A. Austin,
Oakland, Cal.
BEYOND THE SHADOWS; words by A.
H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
[8904
© May 25, 1918; 2 ec. May 19,
19138; E 309722; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
BEYOND THE STARS; words by S. Eus-
ton, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co,
inc. [S905
©) Apr.'25, 1913; 2. ¢c. May 15,
1918; E 311225; Susan Euston,
Velma, Cal.
Big BROWN FARMER MAN; words by E.
A. Westphall, music by Charles E.
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [8906
© Apr. 16,' 19133 2) ¢.. May 5,
1918: E 311131; Evie A. Westphall,
Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Bic TONE; march and two step by
Charles Brunover; mandolin in
duo form and piano acc. [8807
CyiApe 2b 1013: 2 ¢«.” May 43:
19138; E 311144: Wm. C: Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
BirD (THE) OF FREEDOM; words by B.
Hunter, music by F. E. Mierisch.
New York, Ferd. E. Mierisch.
[8908
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 « May 12,
1918: E 3811100; Benjamin Hunter,
New York.
BIRDIE IN THE WILLOW TREE; by Mrs.
A. M. Virgil, op. 42, no. 1; piano.
New York, The Virgil piano school
co. {Five attractive melodies for
the piano, no. 1). [8909
© May 23, 1913; 2 « May 24,
19138; E 3115381; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
BIRTHDAY GIFTS WALTZ; by M. Green-
wald; piano. [8910
© May 19, 1913; 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 309777; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia
O41
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8911
Bizet (GEORGES) Minuetto; aus der
suite L’Arlésienne von G. Bizet, arr.
von G. Horvath; zwei klaviere zu
vier hinden. [8911
© May 6, 19138; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 307800; Steingraber verlag,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
BLANKET (THE)—HER ROSARY. See
Weaver (The).
BuLaTT (DAS) IM BUCHE; ged. von An-
astasius Grtin, musik von Max Lau-
rischkus, op. 22, (Vier lieder, no. 1.)
[8912
©: May 15° 191s 2 er May 3,
1918; E 307707; Max Laurischkus,
Berlin.
BLESSED ARE THEY; words from the
Bible, music by E. K. Heyser. 8vo.
(In The choir, v. 14, no. 5, May
1918.) [8913
© May 6, 1918; 1 c. May 8, 1918;
EK 311041; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
BLEST BE THE TIE THAT BINDS. See
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Webster’s
funeral march.
BLIND (THE) HARP PLAYER; by Mrs.
A. M. Virgil, op. 44, no. 3; pf. New
York, The Virgil piano school co.
{Three compositions, no. 3.) [8914
© May 17, 1918; 2 c. May 19,
1918; E 809768; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
BLIND MAN’S BUrF. See Childhood’s
days, no. 1.
BLINDA KALLES VALS; by A. Gustav-
son, arr. by H. Silberhorn; concer-
tina. [8915
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 ec. May 5, 1918;
E 3107838; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
eago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
BLOW, BLOW, BLOW; words and music
by J. C. Alexander, arr. by Will B.
Morrison. [8916
© June 5, 1913; 2 ec. May 31, 1918;
E 309990; J. C. Alexander, Indian-
apolis.
BLow, THOU WINTER WIND; words by
William Shakespeare, music by
Franklin Hopkins; med. and low
voice. (In Shakespeare album;
Great English poets series. ) [S917
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
K 310678; H. W. Gray co., New
York,
042
pt, ti ase vs
BLUE ARE HER EYES; words by Mary
Mac Millan, music by Winiter
Watts; high in E sharp minor.
[8918
© May 10, 1913; 2 ec. May 13,
1913; E 309667; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BOARDWALK GLIDE; by E. Schwingen-
stein, arr. by Otto Merz; orch. 4to.
[8919
© May 16, 1913; 2 ec. May 15,
1918; E 311265; Edwin Schwingen-
stein, Pittsburg.
BOEHM’S METHOD FOR THE MANDO BASS;
by Walter A. Boehm. Edition Gib-
son. [8920
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
E 310821; Gibson mandolin guitar
co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
BofTE (LA) A MUSIQUE.
(Les) de fanfan.
BOHEMIAN FOLK sones (Ceské narodni
pisné) ; selection by Frank Vognar;
military band. 4to. [8921 |
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ¢ May 24,
1918; E 311555; Carl Fischer, New
York.
Bon sorr; morceau facile par Alfred |
Kaiser; piano. (5 feuilles d’album,
no. 5.) [8922 .
© May 1, 1913; 2 ¢. May 1, 1913;
E 307587; Alfred Lengnick & Co., |
London.
BONBON ROSE; morceau facile par Al- |
fred Kaiser; piano. (5 feuilles
d’album, no. 4.) [8923 |
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913; |
E 307586; Alfred Lengnick & COo., |
London.
BonHEUR (THEO.) 12 original volun- |
taries; American organ, harmonium |
or organ. (The royal college edi- |
tion, no. 53.) [8924
© May 21, 1913; 2 ce. May 22, |
19138; E 3121382; Gould & co., Lon- |
don.
BoNNIE BELL; words by Robert Burns, —
music by Amy Titus Worthington. —
[8925 |
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913; |
EH 310901; Theo. Presser co., Phila-|
delphia.
Bony (THE) FIDDLER (Der knochen-|
mann) ; words by H. Heine, English |
version by Alice Mattullath, music |
by Max Heinrich, op. 34, no. 1;_
medium voice, F sharp minor; piano |
ace., with or without violin obl. |
[8926
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. May 24,1918; |
E 311556; Carl Fischer, New York.
See Débuts
|
|
:
|
|
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
$943
Bose (Fritz von) Suite; von F. von
Bose, op. 9; klavier. Contents:
Priludium. — Scherzo.— Intermezzo.
—Menuetto.—Gavotte.—Finale.
[8927
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 c. May 28, 19138;
E 307802: Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
zig.
BoutToN DE ROSE; valse chantee, paroles
et musique de B. Moos, op. 16. [8928
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 29,
1913; E 307525; B. Moos, Paris.
Boys (THE) OF THE BOUNDARY SUR-
VEY; words and music by O. H.
Bailey. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [8929
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ec. May 20, 1913;
E 311477; O. H. Bailey, Santa Rosa,
Cal.
BRIAN OF GLENAAR: words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Herbert Graham.
No. 2 in G minor.
© May 19, 1918; 2 « May 20,
19138; E 312120; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
Brip—E (THE) OF BRAHMA.,
bidden City.
' BRIGHT GOLDEN RING; words by Gurner
Gillman, music by A. Wade-Smith ;
in F, A flat, and B flat. [8931
© May 6, 19138; 2 c. each May 8,
1918: E 312032; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
BRIGHTER HAS IT LEFT THINE EYES;
words by John Keats, music by
Franklin Hopkins; medium and
high voice. (In Keats album; Great
English poets series.) [89382
© Apr. 80, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
H 310665; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
BRILLIANT FANTASIA; on the opera I]
trovatore by Verdi, by Sydney
Smith, op. 129, ed. and fingered by
Andor Pintér; piano. [8933
© May 20, 1918; 2 ec. May 22,
19138; E 311509; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and fingering. ]
BRIN D’AMOUR; romance sans paroles,
par B. de Souza; pf. [8933 *
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1918; E 304019;
Jh. Baretto de Souza, New York.
| BroaDWAY (THE) GIRL; words by T. A.
Class, music by Jack Stanley. Wasb-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[8934
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 19138;
BE 311184; Tessie A. Class, Marengo,
Ill.
96875—13 2
See For-
[8930 |
Brown (THE) HEATHER (Den brune
hede); a cantata, text by Jaeppe
Aakjaer, English translation by
Wilhelm Pettersen, music by Carl
Busch; male voices. 4to. [8935
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
EK 310892; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
BROWNIE (THE) BALLET; by Richard
H. Cosby, arr. by Barrington Sar-
gent; band. 4to. [8936
© May 20, 1918; 2 e@ May 23,
1918; E 309848; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
Btcst az IFJUSAGTOL; [irta] Szép
Erno, [zenéjét szerzé] Nador Mihaly.
[8937
© Dec,’ 11;°1912; 2 e¢. Apr!’ 28,
1918; E 307426; Franz Bard &
bruder, Budapest, Hungary.
BURGER ALS EDELMANN. See Strauss
(Richard )
BULGARIAN PATROL; march of the Bul-
gars by Ivan Stephanoff; pf. [8988
Air eo, QhOLS tC. Ain! 2a.
1918; E 807403; Gould & co., Lon-
don.
Burtanpbo. See Class (F. Morris) Five
intermezzi.
Busy BEES; words and music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley. [8939
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310888; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
BuT FOR A MOMENT; words by Jno. R.
Clements, music by E. O. Excell.
[8940
© May 2, 1913; 2c May 5, 1913;
E 310867; EK. O. Excell, Chicago.
BUT WITH A SWEET FORGETTING; words
by John Keats, music by Franklin
Hopkins; med. and high voice. (In
Keats album; Great English poets
series. ) [8941
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 310668; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
ButTLeR (LEONARD) Canzonetta; by L.
Butler; organ, obl. 4to. (Original
compositions, no. 38.) [8942
©) (Apr 26: 19ia 2 ¢. Apr. 28,
1913; E 3807465; Leonard Butler,
London.
BUTTERFLY (THE) AND THE _ BOSE;
words by J. Kirk, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [8943
© Apr. 25, 1918 5:2 .c.)' May 156,
1913; BH 311176; Jimmie Kirk, St.
Anthony, Ida.
045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8944
By KILLARNEY’S EMERALD DALE; words
by HE. J. Phelan, music by F. HE.
Mierisch and Willian Rosen. New
York, Ferd. EH. Mierisch. [8944
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2.¢..May 12,
1918; E 3811102; Edward J. Phelan,
New York.
By LOVE’S LASSO
words by J. K.
Jack Stanley.
I’M DRAWN TO YOU;
Patterson, music by
Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [8945
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ec May 20,
1918; H 811874; J. BK. Patterson,
Burlington, Col.
BY THE DREAMY SUSQUEHANNA; waltz
by B. Green; pf. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [8946
© May 29, 1918; 2 ce. May 5, 1918;
EX 311141; Beatrice Green, Hills-
grove, Pa.
By THE OLD MAUMEE; words by Ge-
neva Wheeler Bramhall, music by
D. E. Lewis. New York, Kellogg
music co. [8947
©’ ‘Apr. 25, .1918: 2. ic..May._ .10,
1918; H 311548; Dewey EH. Lewis,
Chicago.
By THE SEA. See Schubert (F. P.)
CADENZAS TO BEETHOVEN’S VIOLIN CON-
CERTO; by Albert Sammons; violin.
[8948
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
E 3038990; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
CALIFORNIA’S WELCOME; words and
music by A. C. Parrett. [8949
© 1c. May 28, 1918; E 309853;
Anna ©. Parrett, Denver.
CaLtL (THE) DIVINE; words by Mrs.
©. D. Martin, music by W. Stillman
Martin. [S950
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ¢. May 1, 1918;
E 810647; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
CALL ME BABY; words by Joe Young
and Harry Williams, music by Bert
Grant. [S951
© May 21, 1918; 2 « May 21,
1918; BH 3809817; Harry Williams
music co., ine., New York.
CALL ME SWEET NAMES; march, two-
step, by Herbert Spencer, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; orchestra. 4to.
[8952
© May 28, 1913; 2° ce. May 29,
1918; E 311666; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
pt. 11, n.s., v.8
CALL (THE) OF THE MASTER; a chil-
dren’s day service, words by Louella
Leonard, music by F. A. Clark.
[8953
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2. @ May. 26;
1918; E 3809877; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia.
CALL TO REMEMBRANCE, O LORD; by
Richard Farrant, ed. by T. Tertius
Noble; mixed voices. 4to. (York
series, anthems and glees, no. 5438.)
[S954
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec May 2, 1918;
E 3038989; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. [Copyright is claimed on new
edition. ]
CALL (THE) TO THE FEAST. See Ring
(Montague); Three African dances.
CAMEOS: a set of five short pieces by
L. Butler; pianoforte. Contents :—
Chanson d’amour.—Chanson de
nuit.—Chanson du _ printempts.—
Chanson du pauvre veillard.—Chant
du eygne. [8955
© May 8, 1918; 2 e« May 12,
1918; E 3807700; Leonard Butler,
London.
CAMEOS No. 8; by S. Coleridge-Taylor,
arr. by Henry HE. Gheel; orchestra
with piano conductor. 4to. [8956
© May 2, 1918; 2 c May 12, 1918;
E 312058; Augener ltd., London.
CAN HE FORGET; words by R. McCal-
lum, music by L. F. Needham. Chi-
cago, Inland music house. [S957
© May 13, 1918;/)2 G) igy a,
1918; E 3113816; R. McCallum, St.
Louis.
Can I ForceT? (L’oubli!); French
text by Gustave Comte, English text
by J. C. Macy, music by Emiliano
Renaud; med. voice in B flat.
[8958
© Apr. 29, 19183; 2 @ May 5,
1913; E 310860; White-Smith music
pub. eo., Boston.
CANADIAN MARCH; danse Américaine
par Léo Pouget; piano. [8959
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2c Apne,
1913; E 3807475; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
CAN’T STOP; one or two-step by Pete
Washington; piano ace. part. [8960
© May 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 38, 19138;
E 3807611; Gould & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on new arr.]
CANTATE BAMBINI; 12 canzoncine, su
poesie di Emilio Zanardini, musica
di Virginia Mariani Campolieti;
canto con ace. di pianoforte. 4to.
[8961
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 307602; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
O44
no. 5, 1913
CANZONETTA AND SCHERZINO: by Im-
manuel Liebich; pf. (Recreative
pieces, series 2, supplementary to
Ascherberg pianoforte school, no. §&
C.) [S962
© May 7, 1918: 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 3812045; Ascherberg. Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
CARE-FREE; by Eugéne Wyatt: pf.
[8963
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
BH 310920; G. Schirmer, New York.
CARILLON (LE). See Débuts( Les) de
fanfan.
CARNAVAL; poésie de André Alexandre.
musique de Félix Fourdrain. [8964
| © May 23, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 307770; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CASSANDRA IN THE SKIES: words by
John Keats, music by Franklin
Hopkins; medium and high voice.
_ (In Keats album; Great English
' poets series. ) [8965
| © Apr.. 30, 1913; 2 « May 1,
1918; E 310666; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
-CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA.
| ~+(Pietro)
| CAZADORA (LA) DE CORAZONES; can-
cién, letra de Jeronimo Gomez,
mfsica de Felipe Orejon. [8966
' © Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
| E 307571; Casa Dotesio, Madrid.
Cenpritton. See Massenet (J. E. F.)
See Mascagni
eerTEAL EXCHANGE; march two step
by A. S. Carlisle. jr.; pf. Woodward,
| Okl. Carlisle music pub. co. [8967
© May 1, 1913: 2 ¢. May G, 1913:
| E 309519; Alex S. Carlisle jr.
: Woodward, Okl.
{
CHANGED IN A MOMENT: words by
Mrs. C. D. Martin. music by W.
| $tillman Martin. [8968
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ¢« May 1,
19138; E 310646; Jno. T. Benson,
Nashville.
CHANSON A LUI; sur les motifs des
couplets babyloniens de _ Jloperette
La courte de Faraon, paroles de
Mare Hely et M. Gracey, musique
de V Liléo. [8969
© Mar. 20, 1913: e. Apr. 25,
1913; E 307425: Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
»
|
|
CHANSON D’AMOUR. See Cameos.
‘CHANSON DE NUIT. See Cameos.
5
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
S9TT
CHANSON See
Cameos.
DU PAUVRE VEILLARD.
CHANSON DU PRINTEMPS. Sce Cameos,
CHANSON POUR LA SAINTE- BARBE;
paroles de Edouard Noél, musique
de H. Mouton. [8970
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ce. May 10,
19138; E 3076738; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
CHANSON TRISTE; par Franz von Vec-
sey; violon et piano. [8971
KO) Apr; 18, 191832) c.- Apr. 80,
1918; E 807580; Rdézsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
CHANSONETTE. See Sanderson (Wil-
frid) ; Quatre morceaux.
CHANT DU CYGNE. See Cameos.
OHANT MELANCOLIQUE; by Ernest D.
Gray, op. 10; piano. [8972
© May 20, 1913; 2.c. Apr. 25,
1918; E 3807709; Frederick Harris,
London.
CHANT PLAINTIF; poésie de Hippolyte
Lucas, musique de Gabriel Robert,
op. 39. [8973
©) Mar) a5). 1943.5 2:¢.. Apr...29,
1918; E 307476; Castallat et cie.,
Paris.
CHANT SANS PAROLES. See Tschaikow-
sky tr. I.)
CHAPERONS (THE); a musical comedy
in two acts, lyrics by Frederick Ran-
ken, T. A. Bryant et al, music by
C. L. Packard, F. I. Wheeler et al.,
arr. by Chas. Corbeau. Vocal score.
South Bethiehem, Pa. Mustard and
Cheese. [8974
© May 3, 1913; 2 ¢. May 7, 1913;
E 3810948; C. L. Packard, South
Bethlehem, Pa.
CHARITY; chanson de charité by Bruce
Steane; violin and piano. [8975
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913: E 307452; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
CHARM ME ASLEEP; three part song,
words by Robert Herrick, music by
W. W. Gilchrist; women’s voices.
4to. [8976
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
E 209548; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
CHARMING RAG; by A. Leon Dupuis.
[8977
© 1c. May 1, 1918; BD 310662;
Almanza Dupuis, Lowell.
45
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8978
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
CHARNELLETTA; intermezzo character-
istic by W. B. Davies; pf. [8978
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 310811; W. B. Davies, Newport,
Ky.
CHASSE (LA); von Vincenzo Ciampi,
arr. by Alfred Moffat; 2 violinen
mit klavierbegl. mit violoncello ad
lib. [8979
© Apr. 16, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 312021; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
CHASTE (LA) SuzANNE (The girl in
the taxi); opérette en trois actes,
_livret de Anton Mars et Maurice
Desvalliéres, musique de Jean Gil-
bert. Partition compléte pour piano
et chant. [8980
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ec May 10,
- 1918; D 19291; Max Hschig, Paris.
CHATTERBOX; Scherzo by Matilee Loeb-
Evans; piano. [8981
© May 31, 1918; 2 ¢«. May 31,
1918; E 314002; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
_ Philadelphia.
CHATTERER (THE); moto perpetuo by
- Geo. J. Trinkaus, fingered by Leo
Troostwyk; cello solo with piano
ace. [and violin aa [8982
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
EB 309574; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
CHE... QUE TAL; tango
por H. de Bilbao para piano. [8983
© May 13, 1913; 2 ec. May 15,
argentino, |
1918; E 807716; Casa Dotésio, Mad- |
rid.
CHERRY RIPE; three part song, words |
by Robert Herrick, music by W. W.
Gilchrist; women’s voices. 4to.
[8984
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 e. May 9, 1913;
E 309549; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
CHERUBINI (MARIE Luicr CARLO
ZENOBI SALVATORE) Romance du
Roman D’Estelle; poésie de Florian,
musique de Cherubini, transcription
par Félix Fourdrain;
chant et piano. [8985
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
303811; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
| CHILDREN’S INTERMEZZO;
édition pour |
CHI SE NNE SCORDA ccHIv; marche
sur la chanson napolitaine de R.
Barthélemy, transcription par
manno Morlacchi. 1. Mandoline et |
piano avec 2™° mandoline ad lib.
2. Mandoline et guitare, 2™° mand.
Ar- |
CHI SE NNE SCORDA ccHIU—Continued.
3. Deux mandolines, man-
4. Deux mandolines,
[8986-8989
ad. lib.
dole et piano.
mandole et guitare.
© May 28, 1918; 2 c each May -
24, 1913; E 3807771-3807774; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangements. ]
CHILD-LAND IN SONG AND RHYTHM;
words by Harriet Blanche Jones,
music by Florence Newell Barbour.
4to. (Edition Schmidt, no. 160.)
[8990
© Mar. 12, 1913; 2 © Mamas;
1913; E 309544; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
CHILDHOOD’sS DAYS;
pieces, by Alec
Contents:—No. 1.
Rowley; piano.
Wild flower’s
song.— Blind man’s buff. — Little ©
boy lost.—Little boy found. No. 2.
My pretty rose tree.—In siiks and
fine array.—To springtime. No. 38.
Infant sorrow.—Infant joy.—Land
of dreams.
© Mar.
28, 1918; 2 @ each May
22. 1913: EB 312141-312143; Vineent |
music co., ltd., London.
CHILDREN’S DAY CLASSICS; compositions |
of the masters, words by Elsie Dun- |
can Yale, music composed and arr. |
[8994 |
28, 1913; 2 c May 26, |
E 309878 ; Hall- Mack co., Phila- |
by J. Lincoln Hall and others.
© Apr.
19138;
delphia.
CHILDREN’S HOUR;
son. S8vo.
© Mar. 24, aia:
1913; A 344847;
New York.
piano and
repertoire, no. 87).
ridge-Taylor;
( Violinist’s
© May 1, 1918; 2 @ May 26,
1918; E 312174; Metzler & ¢o., itd.,
London.
CHILD’s (A) RHAPSODY; words by F.
L. Jordon, music by Sid Riley.
[S997
©l1c. May 14, 19138; E 309641; Fe-
lieccia L. Jordon, New York.
CHIME AND MUSIC BOX IMITATIONS;
by Dick Richards and Henry Frant-
zen; piano. [8998 |
© May 19, 1913; 2 « May 19,9
1913; HH 309792 :
pub. co., ine., New York.
046
a set of small |
[8991-8993 |
program for chil-
dren’s day, prepared by S. Nichol- |
[8995 |
2c. May 2, |
Thomas Nicholson, |
by S. Cole- |
violin. |
[8996 -
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9016
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CHIMERE; poéme symphonique par G. | CHRYSANTHEMUMS: words and musie
R. Simia; piano. [S999 |
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c. May 10,
19138; E 307674; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
CHINOIS (LES); extrait du 27° ordre,
4° livre des piéces de clavecin, par
Francois Couperin, annoté et doigté
par Blanche Selva; piano. (Les
maitres classiques de la musique,
no. 2006.) [8000
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 25,
1913; E 307421; B. Roudanez,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notation & fingering. ]
CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) Maid-
en’s (The) wish; waltz by Frederic
Chopin, arr. by Henry Cosnet: pf.
[9001
© May 21, 1913; 2
19138; E 309841; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
_ CHorRAL PSALMS; a collection of an-
thems for church choirs, ed. by E. S.
Lorenz. New York, Dayton, O.,
Lorenz publishing company, 1915.
224 p. 8vo. $0.75. 9002
© Feb. 26, 1913; e. Mar. 17,
1913; A 346747; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
CHORAL RHAPSODY ON SCOTTISH AIRS;
composed by Percy E. Fletcher;
chorus with piano acc. 4to. (Cur-
wen’s edition, no. 61005.) [9003
9
@, » May : 22;: }
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 21, |
1913; E 312134; J. Curwen & sons, |
ltd., London.
CHORD AND ARPEGGIO STUDIES; by O. R.
j Skinner; pf.
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1918;
E 311077; Oliver R. Skinner, Bloom- |
ington, Ill.
CHRIST IS BORN TO-DAY; words and
music by M. E. Enlow. [9005
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 311067; M. E. Enlow. Inglewood,
Cal.
CHRIST IS RISEN; words and music by
M. E. Enlow.
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 311068; M. E. Enlow, Inglewood, |
Cal.
CHRISTIAN (PALMER) Two responses;
by P. Christian ; mixed voices. (Sum-
my’s octavo editions, sacred series,
no. 1215.) Contents: Lord let Thy
inercy be upon us.—The Lord bless
thee. [9007
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 19,1913;
E 309730; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
[9006 |
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[9004 |
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by Worton David and George Ar-
thurs. [9008
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 17, 1913;
HK 312104; Star music pub. co., Itd.,
London.
CINQUANTAINE (LA); dance in the an-
cient style, by Gabriel Marie, arr. by
Albert G. Mitchell; 1 or 2 violins.
(Stanhope edition class B.) [9009
© Apr. 15,, 1913+ 2.6, Apr, 28,
1913; E 310565; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
CLAass (F. Morris) Five intermezzi;
by F. Morris class, op. 6, no. 5; pf.
Contents: Quasi berceuse.—Threno-
dy. — Humoreske. — Siesta. — Bur-
lando. [9010
© May 8, 1918; 2 ec. May 18, 1913;
E 309664; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
CLASS SONG; march or two step, words
by Albertine Loomis, musie by J. I.
Hunt. [9011
© 1¢ May 15, 19138; BE 311264;
J. Irene Hunt, Grand Rapids, Mich.
—— words and music by Paul Bliss.
(Willis school songs, no. 22.) [9012
© May 19, 1913; 2 ce. May 22,
1918; E 311862; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
CLAUSSMANN (A.) Trois piéces pour
grand orgue; par A. Claussmann,
op. 56. Contents:—Menuet goth-
ique. — Méditation. — Cortége triom-
phale. [9013
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1918;
E 307516; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
CLOCHES (LES) DE CORNEVILLE (The
bells of Corneville) ; comic opera in
three acts. music by Robert Plan-
quette, arr. by David J. Thomas;
concert version. 4to. Vocal score.
[9014
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1912; D 19298; Joseph Williams, 1]td.,
London.
Crock (THE) (La pendule); words
and music by Natalie Whitted Price.
[9015
© Apr. 26, 1915-2 ‘c.. Apr.’ 30,
1913; E 310690; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
CLOUD AND SUN; words and music by
Heléne [Herzog]. New York, K.
Dehnhoff. [9016
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 309568; Heléne Herzog, New
York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9017
CLouD CHARM (Wolkenzauber) ; words
by E. du Blédée, English version
by Paul Hoffmann, music by Otto
Urack, op. 10, no. 3; sop. or tenor,
alto or bar. (4 songs with piano-
forte accompaniment, no. 3). [9017
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. each June 2,
1913; EH 311690; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
CLoveR (THE) AND THE BEE; words
and music by HE. Quaw. [9018
tC). May. 21, 1013" 2 ve) Maa 21,
1913; E 309799: Eugen Quaw, Boze-
man, Mont.
CoLLEEN (THE) I LOVE IS FAR OVER
THE SEA; words by T. W. Walsh,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9019
Or Ane 25,, 1913; 2. cy May 20,
1918; E 311472: T. W. Walsh, Coke-
ton, W. Va.
CoLLEGE HYMNAL. [New ed.] New
York and Chicago, The Biglow &
Main company, 1913. 296 p. 12mo.
$1.00. [9020
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2c. May 3, 1913;
A 846470; M. Woolsey Stryker,
Clinton, N. J.
Cotor (THE) GUARD; march by Gus-
tave Schumann, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; band. 4to. [9021
© May 17, 19138: 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 3809699; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
CoMALLYE; words and music by C. L.
Waite; pf. Middletown, Conn.
Wesleyan store. [9022
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310857; C. L. Waite, Hartford.
CoME ALONG TO THE MASQUERADE;
written and composed by R. A.
Browne. New York, Smith &
Browne. [9023
© May 28, 1918: 2 @ May 21,
1918; E 309888; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
COME BACK, DEAR! words and music by
J. W. Bratton. [9024
© May 12, 1918; 2 « May 14,
1913; E 309648; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
COME BACK SWEETHEART; words by R.
Kaston, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [9025
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 e@ May 15,
41918; E 311158; Robert Easton,
Moose Jaw, Canada.
048
pt. 11, n.s., v.8
COME BACK TO ME; words by John
Phillip Whitman, music by Gus
Hawthorne. [9026
© May 23, 1913: 2 e@tune 2,
1918; E 3812193; Reid bros. ltd.;
London.
COME JOY RIDE WITH ME; words by
T. L. Wise, music by O. W. Baker.
Albert - Baker - Duffy,
[9027
Milwaukee,
music publishers.
© May 7, 1918; 2 «@ May 10,
1913; E 309592; Thomas L. Wise,
Milwaukee.
COME, LET’S DANCE; waltz by Pierre
Renard; pf. [9028
(© Apr. 30 1918; 2 «@ Apr. 30,
1913; E 309472: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
COME ON AND TAKE A DIP IN THE.
OCEAN; words and music by G. C.
Leap. [9029 ©
© May 17, 1918; 2 @ May 22,
1918, E 311500; Glenn C. Leap, |
New York.
COME OUT, JUNE MOON; words and |
music by Arnold and Brown.
[9030
© May 16, 1918; 2 ec. May 29,
1913; E 311656; Standard music co.,
Providence, R. I.
COME SWEET SLUMBER, BABY’S CALLING;
lullaby, words by Geo. Morgan, |
| music by I. Arnold. Chicago, Fine |
= SS LSS
arts pub. co. [9031 |
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913; |
| EH 309507; Ion Arnold, Chicago. |
| COME TO THE CARNIVAL; words by A. J.
Mills, musie by Bennett Scott. [9032
© May 9, 1913; 2 ec. May 17, 1913;
EH 312105; Star musie pub. ¢o., ltd;
London. |
| COME WITH ME; words and music by
EB. Allen; in D. [9033
© 1c. May 6, 1918; E 312005; |
Edward Allen, New Rochelle, N. Y.
COME YE AND WALK IN THE LIGHT;
by Charles H#. Tinney. 1.
| Mixed voices, 8vo. 2. High and low
| ac VOLCE, [9084. 9085
© May 19, 1913; 2 c. each May 19, ||
1913; H. 307740, 307741; Arthur P. |
Schmidt, Boston.
Compre (La). See Massenet (J. E. 4
| F.) Suite théatrale.
i
music
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
9051
COMME J’AIMERAIS; valse lente chantée,
paroles et musique de J. Farigoul.
1. Chant et piano. 2. Piano seul.
[9036, 9037
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 ¢. each Apr. 29,
1913; E 307477, 307478; Costallat et
cie., Paris.
COMMEMORATION MARCH; prize corona-
tion march by Albert Robins; organ.
obl. Svo. (The organ loft, book
XCIV. no. 280.) [9038
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. May 22, 1913;
E 312145; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
COMMUNION (LA):
Fr.)
COMMUNION SERVICE; by James R.
Dear; mixed voices and organ. 4to.
(Modern church services, no. 171.)
[8039
© May 10, 1913; 2 ec. May 10,
1913; E 307625; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
See Gounod (Ch.
Deux piéces symphoniques.
—by Thomas Causton, ed. by R.
Shore; mixed voices and organ ace.
4to. (The cathedral series of church
service music, no. 3.) [9040
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307627: Royle Shore, Birmingham,
England.
— by W. A. C. Cruickshank; mixed
voices and organ. 4to. (Modern
church services, no. 167.) [9041
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 3076380; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
COMPLAINTE BRETONNE; Ch.
Steiger, pour le piano. [9042
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307636; Durand et cie., Paris.
par
CoMRADE’S (A) GOOD-BYE; quick march,
by A. Shrimpton; drum and fife
corps. 4to. (Boosey’s new drum
and fife journal, no. 210.) [9043
© May 17, 1913; 2 ec. May 19,
1913; E 807725; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
CONCERT IN THE SKY. See Markstern
(The) mandolin, guitar and piano
folio, no. 11.
CONCERT POLKA; by A. W. Lansing;
piano, four hands. [9044
© May 31, 1918; 2 ec. May 31,
1913; E 314003; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
CONCHITA; opera in quattro atti e
Sei quadri da La femme et le pantin,
musica di Maurizio Vaucaire e Carlo
Zangarini; opera completa _ ridu-
zione di Carlo Carignani per piano-
forte solo. [9045
© May 28, 1918; 2 c May 24,
1913; E 3807775; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CONFIDENTIAL. See Schubert (F. P.)
CONGDON MUSIC BooKS. Book 38. New
York, Chicago, C. H. Congdon [1913]
128 p. 16mo. $0.20. [9046
© May 8, 1918; 2 ce. May 9, 1913;
A 347201; Charles H. Congdon, Chi-
cago.
CONSOLATION. See Hinman-Davies
(Jessie) Three melodies.
—— See also Liszt (Franz)
Constancy. See Eckersley (R.) Three
short encore songs.
CONTEMPLATION; words by Percy Mac
Kaye, music by W. Franke Harling,
op. 14; medium in F. [9047
©) May. 21, 2913 2. ¢,. May 22,
19138; E 3809840; Boston music co.,
Boston.
CONVERSATION AMOUREUSE; valse ca-
price by: Emil Kreuz; piano solo.
[9048
(Apr. 26; 1913 2 e, Apr, 28;
1913; E 307466; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
Coon’s (THE) CARNIVAL; cake-walk by
A. Shrimpton; drum and fife corps.
4to. (Boosey’s new drum and fife
journal, no. 211.) [9049
© May 17, 1918; 2 ec. May 19,
1913; E 307726; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
COQUETTERIE; par V. Monti, pour vio-
lon solo, avec ace. de piano ou harpe
et quintette 4 cordes. [9050
© May 17, 1918; 2 e May 19,
1918; E 3077388; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CorDIALITA; Mazurka by Giuseppe De
Luca; ist. and 2nd. mand. and
guitar ace. [9051
© May 3, 1918; 2 c. May 6, 19138;
E 309491; G. De Stefano, Philadel-
phia.
CORONATION
(Giacomo )
MARCH. See Meyerbeer
049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9052
pt. I MS ve
Corsica; souvenir de Course, paroles
de Gaston Néris, musique de Pietro
Rinaldi. [9052
©: Aprs fy, 29135) 12 .e/ 6 May 910,
1913; E 3807687; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
COSSACK LULLABY; Hast Russian mel-
ody by J. Jiranek, words and acc.
by Francis Walton. [9053
G May 22, 19ta: 2c. Say 2,
1913; E 309863; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
words and accompaniment. ]
CouLtp I RECALL; words by Gertrude
Bruckmann, music by 8S. Akounine,
arr. by Reginald Bassett. [9054
© 1c. May 31, 1918; E 309946;
Sophie Akounine, San Francisco.
CGULD IT BE? words and music by S. I.
Titcomb. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [9055
© Apr. 18, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
EH 309541; S. I. Titecomb, Clovis, Cal.
COULDST THOU LOOK AS DEAR; words by
Thomas Moore, music by J. H.
Hahr; medium voice in C. [9056
© Mar. 24, 1918; 2 ec. May 19,
1918; E 309758; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
COUPLETS DE L’ATELIER.
comédie-operette.
See Susie,
COURANTE. See Partita en Sol majeur.
— See also Purcell (Henry) Suite.
Cowpoy’s (A) LAST GUARD; words by
R. C. Linton, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [9057
© Apr. 25, 19332 2. c. May, 15,
1918; E 311202; R. C. Linton, Chico
Springs, Mont.
CRADLE SONG (Berceuse); by Bruce
Steane; violin and piano. [9058
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ec. April 28,
1918; E 307453; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
—— (Wiegenliedchen); by Theodore
Kullak; pf. (Recreative pieces series
2, supplementary to the Ascherberg
pianoforte school; Ascherberg edi-
tion no. 9 ¢.) [9059
© May 7, 1913; 2c May 9, 1913;
E 312043; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
Crazy (THE) QUILT RAG; lyrics by F.
Christian, music by George Gaunder.
[9060
© 1c. May 22, 1913; B 311504;
Fritz Christian, Chicago.
CREOLE DANCE; morceau de concert by
S. W. Jamieson; piano. [9061
© May 22, 1918: 2¢ May 24,
1913; E 311587; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
CROSSING THE BAR. See Sunset and
evening star.
CROSSING THE JORDAN; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by Thoro Harris.
[9062
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ce. May 1, 1918;
E 310687; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
CROWN CHRIST KING; words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [9063
©. May (25, 191383) 2 "et aie oe,
1918; E 809717; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
Crown Him Kine; words by Edith S.
Tillotson, music by T. R. Allen.
[9064
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec May 1, 1918;
E 310965; Hope pub. ¢o., Chicago.
Crown (THE) OF INDIA; suite, by Ed-
ward Elgar, op. 66, arr. by Frank
Winterbottom ; military band;
(Hawkes & sons military band edi-
tion, no. 390.) [9065
© May 38, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 307597; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
CUDDLE UP CLOSE TO ME, SADIE; words
by Edwyn Stanley, music by Jesse
Winne. [9066
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec. May 31,
1918; E 3809968; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
CUPID’S DREAM OF LOVE; waltz by L.
Longress; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [9067
© Apr.. 25, 1913: "20 Gy ee ae
1918; E 311169; Lloyd C. Longress,
Quincy, Ill.
CURLY HEAD; coon song, words by
Wilfred E. Boycott, musie by Alfred
H. West; in E flat. [9068
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c May 26,
1918; E 312175; Metzler & co., lid.
London.
CzARDA; par Ch. Steiger, pour le piano.
[9069 —
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 3076388; Durand et cie., Paris.
000
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
DAFUR WIRD GEBUSST (Remorse we
shall suffer) ; text von J. P. Jacob-
sen, English words by L. H. David,
musik von Christian Sinding.
(Fiinf lieder, no. 3). [9070
© May 16, 19138; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 807807; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
DAISIES; words by Christopher Ed-
ward Jackson, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [9071
@ Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
19138; E 311427; C. E. Jackson, Ashe-
ville, N. C.
DANCE OF THE FAIRIES; by J. Peyser;
pf. New York, Theodore Lohr. [9072
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 310849; Joseph Peyser, New York.
DANCE OF THE IMPS; movimento per-
petuoso, by Bruce Steane; violin and
piano. [9073
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1918; E 307454; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
DANCE OF THE MANNIKINS; morceau
characteristic by Veatrice Crocker ;
pf. [9074
© May 18, 1918; 2 « May 14,
19138; E 309645; Leo. Feist, ince,
New York.
DANCE (THE) OF THE POLAR BEAR;
words and music by R. V. Randolph,
arr. by J. B. Reed. [9075
© 1c. May 10, 1913; E 311075;
Richard V. Randolph, Seattle.
DANCE OF THE WARRIORS. See Ring
(Montague); Three African dances.
DANCE sonc. See Rossini (G. A.)
DANCE WITH ME; characteristic march
and two step by R. A. Browne;
piano. New York, Smith & Browne.
[9076
© May 231913; 2 c. May 21,1913;
E 309839 ; Raymond A. Browne, New
York.
DANCING (THE) DUSTMAN; by Barry
Neale; piano. [9077
© May 15, 1918; 2 c May 17,
1913; E 312115; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
DANCING LEAVES OF AUTUMN; from The
masquerading heiress, lyrics by G. R.
Craw, music by E. E. Jackson.
Melody only. [9078
© 1c. May 12, 1913; E 309613;
Geo. R. Craw, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
9086
DANCING (THE) LESSON; words by Ed.
Teschemacher, music by Herbert
Oliver; no. 2 in B flat. [9079
© May 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 17,
1913; E 312116; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
DANCLA (CHARLES) Three little sym-
phonies; by Charles Dancla, op. 109,
nos. 1-3, ed. by Eugene Gruenberg;
two violins and piano, (Ditson edi-
tion, no. 168.) [9080
© May 13, 1918; 2 c May 19,
19138; E 3809751; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. }
DANGLAS (J.) Danse; par. J. Dang-
las; piano. (Suite norvegienne no.
4). [9081
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ¢. May 10,
1913; E 3807686; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
—— Marche; par J. Danglas; piano.
(Suite norvégienne, no. 1.) [9082
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 e« May 10,
1913; E 3807687; Heugel et cie.,,
Paris.
DANSE (La). See Massenet (J. EH. F.)
Suite théatrale.
DANSE DE GITANE; par Frédéric Le
Rey, pour orchestre avec piano acc.
[9083
©: ‘Jan, 15, 19133 \24en Aprm 20;
1918; E 307520; L. Lointier, Nice,
France.
DANSE DES FLEURS. See Suite for harp.
DANSE ET FLIRT; vals por F. Moreno
Torroba para piano. [9084
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1918;
E 307572; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
DAPHNIS AND CHLO&; ballet en un
acte, fragments symphoniques 2d
série, par Maurice Ravel, transcrip-
tion par Léon Roques, pour piano
4 4 mains ou 2 pianos ad lib. [9085
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c. May 10, 19138;
E 3807689; Durand et cie., Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Day (THE) IS GONE; words by John
Keats, music by Franklin Hopkins;
med. and high voice. (Jn Keats
album; Great English poets series. )
[9086
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310667; H. W. Gray co. New
York.
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9087
pt. III, n.s., v.8
Days (THE) OF OUR BEAUTIFUL ZEST;
words by G. W. Bobbitt, music by
John F. Ryan. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [9087
i} Apr, 11, 19183 .:27 6 “May, | 5,
19185 HW S112: Gl We Boebit,
Somerville, Tenn.
DE WATERMELONS DAT’S RIPE UPON DE
vines; words by F. Lindley, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9088
KC). Apr: 25;.. 19135 2 0,,May 20,
1913: E 311448; Frank Lindley, Na-
tional Military Home, Kan.
DEAR HEART I LOVE YOU DEAR; words
and music by J. H. Francis, op. 21,
high voice. (Two songs, no. 1.)
[9089
© May 1, 1918; 2c. May 5, 19138;
EH 310852; Kanawha music ©Co.,
Charleston, W. Va.
DEAR MOTHER; words by Charles
Archie Culpepper, music by Franz
Hoffmann. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale ¢co., inc. [9090
i) Apr. 25, 1913;°2 ¢. May 20,
1918; E 311448; C. A. Culpepper,
Warrenton, Ga.
DEAR OLD ARKANSAS THE STATE FOR
ME; words and music by M. M. Den-
ham. Melody only. [9091
© 1c. May 7, 1913; E 810931;
Marcus Martina Denham, Russell-
ville, Ark.
Dear (THE) OLD HOME; words and
music by W. G. Fairbank. Wash-
ington, Marks Goldsmith co., inc.
[9092
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
FE 310824; W. G. Fairbank, Middle-
ton, Conn.
DEAR (THE) OLD sToRY; words and
music by M. L. Gordon. New York,
Ebbets music pub. co. [9093
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2 c. May 3, 1913;
EK 309820; Mae L. Gordon, Foxboro,
Mass.
DEAR (THE) STORY; words by Chas.
H. Barker, music by U. Keene.
[9094
© May 30, 1913; 2 c May 831,
1913; E 3809968; Uriah Keene,
Rochester, N. Y.
DEAR WALNUT RIVER; words by James
EK. Branson, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. 19095
© Apr. 25, 1913:. 2 ic: May “15,
1913; E 311210; J. E. Branson,
Wichita.
DEAREST; words by Sidney Carter;
music by Gertrude Hleanor Max; in
E flat. [9096
© May 9,1913; 2 c. May 10,1913;
E 307624; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
DEAREST (THE) SWEETEST STORY;
words by M. H. Williams, music by
A. von Ahn Carse; no. 3 in B flat.
[9097
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
EK 312018; Edwin Ashdown ltd.,
London.
DEARIE; words by P. A. Little, music
by Claude Wellington. Washington,
Marks Goldsmith co., ine. [9098
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
E 310836; Perey A. iniitlemolea,
N. D.
DEATH (THE) cCROON (An ecronan
bais) ; from Songs of the Hebrides,
by Marjory Kennedy-Fraser, music
by Granville Bantock; chorus of un-
accompanied mixed voices 4to.
(Curwen’s edition, no. 61011.)
[9099
© May 13, 1913; 2) ee wiaw
19138; E 807698; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
DEATH OF THE OLD YEAR; poem by
Lord Tennyson, set to music by Ber-
tram lLuard-Selby; baritone solo
and chorus with piano ace. 4to.
[9100
© Mar. 7, 1913°° 27) eee
1918; E 3812140; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
DEATH (THE) OF THE ROSE; four part
song words by Robert Herrick, mu-
sic by W. W. Gilchrist; women’s
voices. Ato. [9101
© Apr. 17, 1918; 2 oe
1913; E 309550; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
DEBUTS (LES) DE FANFAN; 6 récréa-
tions faciles par Edouard Chava-
gnat; piano 4 4 mains. Contents :—
Le carillon.—La balancoire.—Petit
guignol.La )boite & musique.—
Petits chevaux de bois.—Le régi-
ment qui passe. [9102
© Apr. 25, 191372 ¢. Ape
1913; E 307461; Enoch & co., Paris.
DEEP IN THE SILENCE; words by Mrs. ©
Ormiston Chant, music by Percy E. —
Fletcher; children’s voices & piano.
4to.
1918; E 812188; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
Oo2
(Curwen’s edition no. 12188.) ©
[9103
© May 26, 1918; 2 ec May 21%
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
DELIBES (CLEMENT-PHILIBERT LEO)
Entr’acte gavotte; par L. Délibes,
edited by Henry BE. Geehl; piano.
[9104
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 c« Apr. 15,
1913; E 308879; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London.
Naila; intermezzo from Leo De-
libes’ ballet, arr. by Theo. Moses-
Tobani; orch. Revised edition.
[9105
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c« May 24.
1913; E 811569; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
—— Roi (Le) l’a dit; opéra comique
en 3 actes, de Leo Délibes, ouverture
transecrite par H. Mouton; petit
orchestre. (Symphonia, deuxiéme
série, no. 29.) [9106
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 19138;
E 307689; Heugel et cie., Paris.
DELIRE SUPREME (Supremo delirio) ;
valse chantée, versione italiana di
Vincenzo Ferroni, poésie de Gabriel
Montoya et Maurice Heliot, musique
de Octave Lerichomme. 1. Chant et
piano. 2. Piano seul. {[9107, 9108
© Jan. 25, 1918; 2 c. each Apr. 29,
1918; E 307517, 307518; O. Leric-
homme, Paris.
DES RONDES POUR NOS JEUX, DES
CHANSONS POUR NOTRE AGE; dix
rondes et chansons, paroles et mu-
sique de Anna De Boodt. 3™° recueil.
4to. [9109
© Jan. 2, 19138; 2 c. Mar. 8, 19138;
E 306791; Schott fréres, Brussels,
Belgium.
DEUTSCHE VOLKSLIEDER ZUR GITARRE;
nach stel und spielweise der alten
lautenschlager, gesetzt von Heinrich
Scherrer. Anna Zinkeisen 2. folge.
Band V. 1. Augabe fiir tiefe stimme.
2. Ausgabe fiir hohe stimme. obl.
Svo. [9110, 9111
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 ce. each Apr. 28,
19138; E 307450, 307451; Friedrich
Hofmeister, Leipzig.
—— —— Robert Kothe 3. folge. Band
IV. 1. Ausgabe fiir tiefe stimme.
2. Ausgabe fiir hohe stimme. obl.
Syo. [9112, 9113
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2c. each Apr. 28,
1918; E 307448, 307449; Friedrich
Hofmeister, Leipzig.
Deux piéces symphoniques. See
Gounod (C. F.)
D0
9121
Devi, (THE); written and composed
by R. A. Browne; bass voice. New
York, Smith & Browne. [9114
© May 23, 1913; 2 c. May 21,
1913; E s0essa:
Browne, New York.
Raymond A.
DEVOTED SOUL; words by A. Yanacop-
los, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9115
©) Apr) 25)" 1916* 2-6) May 20:
1913; E 311877; Andrew Yanacoplos,
Ottumwa, Ia.
DIcK THE DREAMER; light opera in 3
acts, lyrics and dialogue by A. R.
Kbowlton, music by M. Courtney.
[9116
© 1c May 14, 1913; D 19295;
Margaret Courtney, Boston.
Diptomacy; from The purple road,
lyric by Wm. Cary Duncan, music
by Wm. Frederick Peters. [9117
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
FE 311054; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
Discovery (THE) oF LA SALLE BY CHI-
cAGoO; or, Now and then; a musical,
double anachronical diversion in two
acts and a prologue, lyric by Arthur
Dyrenforth, Robert F. Hall and Syd-
ney W. Worthy et al., music by
Joseph W. Adams jr. and Arthur
Dyrenforth. Vocal score. [9118
© May 10, 1913; 1 ec. May 19,
1913; E 309772; University club of
Chicago, Chicago.
DISTANT CHIMES; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 42, no. 4; piano. New York, The
Virgil piano school co. (Five at-
tractive melodies for the piano,
no. 4.) [9119
© May 23, 1918; 2 ec. May 24,
1913; E 311534; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
DIVERTISSEMENT HONGROIS; par Aloyse
Bodo, op. 32, pour le piano. No. 1.
[9120
©) ' Feb, 20, 1092+ »2 c. Apr. 25)
1913; E 307427; Franz Bard &
bruder, Budapest, Hungary.
DIXIELAND; ragtime words and music
by M. M. Denham. Melody only.
[9121
© 1c. May 7, 1913; E 3810930;
Mareus Martina Denham, Russell-
ville, Ark.
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i)
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9122
DIXIEx’S PROMISE; words and music by
Mrs. S. Lawrence-Jenkins. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9122
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ce. May 20, 1918 ;
KE 311457; Mrs. S. Lawrence-Jen-
kins, Birmingham, Ala.
DsorAH; a forest romance by Eugéne
Janowski; pf. [9128
© May 10, 1913; 2 c May 12,
1913; E 312066; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London.
Do THE BABIES TURN TO ANGELS; words
by Arthur J. Lamb, music by Alfred
Solman. [9124
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec. May 81, |
1913; EK 309969; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
Doc-cong Mister Moon; words and '
music by M. Urbano, arr. by Chas.
Weinberg. [9125 |
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1912; E 3098380;
Michael Urbano, Derby, Conn.
DoLiAs (Douleur); by G. M. Palmer; |
violoncello, with piano ace. [9126
© May 2, 1913; 2 c«. May 2, 1918;
I 303996; G. Molyneux Palmer, Lon-
don,
Domerc (JuLES) Six sonates; par J.
Domerc, pour piano et violon. 1° |
en Wt mai 2 Wi sol, may." 3” en
Fa maj. 4° en Mi. 5° en La maj.
6° en Mi mineur. [9127-91382
() Aor 1, 1913; 2.¢ each Apr. 21,
1913; E 3807510-807515; Henry Le- |
moine et cie., Paris.
Dont (JACQUES) 20 progressive ex-
ercises; by J. Dont, op. 38, revised
and edited by Hans Wessely: two
violins. (Augener’s edition, no. |
7605. ) [9138
© Apr. 16; 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 28, 1913;
KH) 3807442; Augener lItd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on revision &
editing. ]
DoN’r FORGET TO KISS ME; words by
M, Ranney, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9184
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20, 1918;
KH 311469; Millie Ranney, Billings,
Mont.
DON’T MISS THE WAY; duet, words by
Clyde Meade, music by I. L. Steele; |
soprano and alto. [91385 |
© May 20, 1918: 2 ce May 24,
1913; KE 311528; Esther Lord Steele,
Auburn, N. Y.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
DON’T SELL ME TO THE RAGMAN, PAPA
DEAR! words by Jessica Moore, music
by Geo. L. Spaulding. [91386
© May 19, 1918; 2ec. May 20,
19138; E 811347; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
Don’r YOU LEAVE ME, NORMAN DEAR;
words by Catherine Deane, music
by R. E. Deane. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9137
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec May 20,
1918; E 311882; Rich BH. Deane,
Ancon, Canal Zone.
DOUBLE-NOTE VELOCITY; by James H.
Rogers; pf. [9138
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310902; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
|
t
| DoveHNuT (THE) VS. THE HOLE;
| words by W. O. Sharp, music by
| Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [9189
| © Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢ May 15,
; 1918; E 811239; W. O. Sharp, Car-
thage, Ill.
DOWN AMONG THE EVERGLADES; words
| and music by Harry J. Coffey.
[9140
| © Mar. 15, 1918; 2 ¢ May 12,
1918; E 3809845; Keto music ©co.,
| Chicago.
| DoWN AT THE FIVE AND TEN; words
| and music by B. Stone. [9141
© 1c May 1, 1918; E 310684;
Bobby Stone, New York.
DOowN IN DEAR OLD M-I-S-S-0-U-R-I;
words by I. Coffeen, music by Jack
| Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9142
© Apr... 25, 1913; "2 Ghee
1918; E 811196; Iva Coffeen, Den-
ver.
' DowN IN DEAR OLD Newport Town;
words and music by J. EH. Mullaly.
Newport, R. I. Mullaly pub. co.
[9148
© May 17, 1913; 2 ¢c. May 19,
1918; E 309711; John H. Mullaly,
Newport, R. I.
DOWN IN THE OLD ROSE GARDEN; words
and music by A. E. Livergood. New
York, Broadway music co. [9144
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 31, 1913;
Stonington, II].
O04
HE 309957; Alice Hyva Livergood, ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
DOWN ON THE FARM IN HARVEST TIME:
words by Andrew K. Allison, music |
by Dick Richards. [9145
© May 14, 1913; 2 ¢ May 14,
19138; E 309671; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., ine., New York.
DRAGA KICSI PAROM; szdvegét irta
Harsényi Zsolt, zenéjét szerzé He-
tényi-Heidlberg Albert, op. 383.
[9146 |
© Feb. 20, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28, |
1913; E 307428; Franz Bard & |
bruder, Budapest, Hungary. |
DREAM (THE) OF FATE; words by
N. F. Twine, music by Jack Stanley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
[9147 |
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec May 15, |
inc.
1918; E 311246; Nita F. Twine,
Cambridge, Mass.
DREAM TRYST; poem by _ Francis
Thompson, music by H. V. Jervis-
Read; chorus and piano score. 4to.
[9148
© May 5, 1913; 2c. May 7, 1913;
E 312016; Edwin Ashdown, ltd..
London.
DREAMING; words by J. A. Ullman,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9149
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c May 20,
1913; E 311464; James Albert UlI-
man, New York.
HOME;
music by L. J. Panella.
words by W. H. Mering,
W. H. Mering and Louis J. Panella,
Pittsburgh.
DREAMING OF YOU; words and music
by E. A. Lane. [9151
oo) May, 1b, 1914: 2.c. May 17,
1913; E 312117; Edgar A. Lane,
Dorchester, England.
DREAMING OF YOU, SWEETHEART; words
by E. E. Wagner, music by Albert
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [9152
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2. c. May 20, |
1913; E 311368; Elfreda E. Wagner, |
Rochester, N. Y.
DREAMLAND; two-part song, words and |
music by Clementine Ward; soprano
and contralto. 4to. (Curwen’s edi-
tion, no. 71379.) [9153
© May 13, 1913; 2 c. May 12, |
1913: EB 307699; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
[9150 |
© 1c. May 16, 1913; E 309681; |
| EARLY SPRING.
a
9161
DREAMLAND (THE) TREE; cradle song,
words and music by N. Hibler, arr.
by A. D. Hunter; song with violin
obligato. Los Angeles, Heffelfinger
& Hemming. [9154
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 ce May 13,
1915; E 311254; Nellie Hibler, Los
Angeles,
DREAMS; lyric and music by Russell
Smith; in G. [9155
© Nov. 12, 1912; 2 c May 13,
1913; E 311084; I. Seidel music pub.
co., Indianapolis.
DREAMS OF THE TITANIC; or, I’ll join
you later; words and music by P.
Franzi. New York, Ferd. E. Mier-
isch. [9156
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 309527; Paul Franzi, New York.
DRIFTING; by Everett J. Evans, arr. by
Walter A. Phillips; male quartette.
4to. (Gordon’s collection, four part
songs, no. 15.) [9157
© .May 15, 1913;:2 @ May 17,
1913; E 311314; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
DRYADES; par Edmond Laurens, op.
47; pf.. [9158
© May 9, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1913;
E 307614; Enoch & co., Paris.
DREAMING OF MY DEAE OLD SOUTHERN | Dvetto; See Susie, comédie-operette.
!
DUMMY; words and music by J. F.
Geer. Melody only. [9159
©, 1. c., Apr. 29, 1913 ;. BE. 311296;
John F. Geer, Freeport, N. Y.
Dying (THE) CHILD; words by Mrs.
H. Petersen, music by Dorothy
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9160
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c May 20,
1913; E 311481; Mrs. Hy. Petersen,
St. Paul, Neb.
EacH HAPPY HOUR YOU HAD ON EARTH
(Hyer gledes stund, du fik paa
jord) ; words by Bjérnsons, English
translation by Ole O. Lien, music by
Chr. Cappelen. (Scandinavian songs,
no. 1338.) [9161
© Apr. 24,. 1918; 2 e. Apr. 30,
1918; E 810687; Northern book &
music co., Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on English translation. ]
Sce Wayside fancies.
D
CATALOGUB OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ni; nvs., :¥. 8:
y1G2
Harta (Tur) is rake Lord's; anthem
words from the Bible, musie by
James H. Rogers; mixed voices with
sop, solo and organ, 4to, [9162
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2: ce May 9,
1918: Is 809551; Oliver Ditson co..
Boston,
Waster (THE) tity; by I. M. Meeart-
ney: melody with piano aee. [9163
© 1c May 14, 1918; E 38096388;
Fannie M. Meeartney, Chicago.
WASTER PRAYER: words and music by
Paseal Manzo, [9164
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
I 810984; Wm. J. Kneeht music
pub. eo., Allentown, Pa.
Iscuors rROM PANAMA; waltz by E. A.
Bertueei; pt. [9165
© May 8, 1918; 2c May 7, 1918;
BH 810985; BE. A. Bertucci, New Or-
leans.
Kcnors FROM THE BANQUET; by A. J.
Shaw; banjo. [9166
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 «@ Apr 21,
1918; EB 810054; A. J. Shaw, Chi-
cago,
Kenors OF THE PAST; march two step
by Raymond Edwards; piano, [9167
May 26, 1918; 2c May 28,
1918; I 809927; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
ICKERSLEY (Roger); Three short en-
core songs; words anon., musie by
R. Kekersley. Contents :—<An idyl.—
And this is love.—Constancy.
[9168
Apr. 24, 1918; 2° ¢c. Apr. 28,
1918; 1 807489; Weekes & ¢o., Lon-
don.
NeLAIREUR
sonnet:
(L’); marche par Colo-
orchestre avee piano con-
ducteur. 4to. [9169
Feb. 20, 1918; 2 ec May 10,
1918; IE 807695; Lointier, Nice.
Icpris; air de danse by Bernard L.
Schlesinger ; piano. [9170
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 « Apr,, 29,
1918; KE 3807585; Phillips & Page.
London.
KGLANTINE. See Scharwenka (F. BK.)
MaszaKa; dal szivegét irta Babits
Mihaly, zenéjét szerzette Lustig
Jen, [9171
€), Mar,’ 22, 1918:..2' ¢, Apr: 28,
1918; KE 807429; Franz Bard &
bruder, Budapest, Hungary.
\
[inher ; par Dominique Sposato, op.
10; violon et piano, [9172
© Apr. 11, 1918; 2 e«. May 7, 1918;
E 812029; D. Sposato, Naples.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
—___. —». pioloneelle et piano, [9178
© Apr. 12, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
EK 812080; D. Sposato, Naples.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Errey; by Carl Moter; pf. | [9174
© May 15, 1918; 2 c. May 16,
1918; E 811800; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Erextra. See Strauss (Richard)
EmerrAtp (THe) Istr; selection of
Irish melodies, arr. by Otto Langey ;
orchestras (Galaxy of orchestra
music, no. 65), [9175
© May 29, 1918; 2 « May 81,
1918; I 809998; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Emreror’s (THE) BODY @GUARD (Die
reiter des kaisers) ; march by Carl
Meinecke, arr. by M. L. Lake; mili-
tary band. 4to. [9176
© May 9, 1918; 2 ec May 24, 19138;
E 811560; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
EN ROUTE; scherzo by Henry Bethuel
Vineent; organ. obl. S8vo. (Jin
Recital pieces. for organ, third se-
ries. ) [9177
© May 17, 1918; 2 ¢ May 19,
1918; E 3809743; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
IN ROUTE MARCH; by H. Engelmann;
piano six hands. [9178
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 30, 1918;
BE 809478; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
EN ROUTE TO THE GOLDEN West; words
by G. W. Norman, music by Roy
Marion Wheeler; med. voice. [9179
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1918;
E 3809496; George W. Norman,
Orenco, Or. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
ENGLAND, MY ENGLAND; words by
W. BE. Henley, music by Martin
Shaw. [9180
© Apr. 80, 1918; 2 c« May 1, 1918;
E 807555; Boosey & co., London.
56
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“no. 5, 191%
ENSIGN MARCH; by ©. M, Ziehrer, op.
440, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; mili-
tary band. 4to. (American star
journal, no. 1925.) [1981
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2c. May 24, 1913;
E 811561; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment.]
Entr’actre. See Delibes (C. P. L.)
ENTRANCE OF THE GUARDS; march mili-
taire, by Hans Flath, arr. by M. L.
Lake; military band. 4to, (Ameri-
ean star journal, no. 1932.) [9182
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1913; BE 311562: Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
ERIN-—-SWEET ISLE OF THE SEA; words
by Henry E. Muchmore, music by
Richard Harimone. [9183
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
B 311086; Composers pub. ass’n,
Brooklyn.
ERNTLIEDCHEN, See Liebich
manuel); zwei fantasiestticke.
(Im-
Erter (Paut) Zehn leichte klavier-
stiicke; mit berticksichtigung der
modernen harmonik, von P. Ertel
op. 36; klavier. Komplett in 1 heft.
[9184
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 24,
1912; E 276505; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig.
* Er s’ 11 REVENAIT (And should he re-
turn); words by Maurice Maeter-
linck, English version by Henry G.
Chapman, music by Katherine Ruth
Heyman, medium voice. [9185
© May 28, 1913; 2 ¢. May 29,
1913; E 311672; G. Schirmer, New
York.
ErernaL (THE) Gop IS THY REFUGE;
anthem words from the Bible, music
by Fred H. Young; mixed voices and
organ. (Series 9 of sacred quartets
and choruses, no. 1055.) [9186
© May 23, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 209913; Boston music co.,
Boston.
Erernat (L’) uerratin (The eternal
refrain); paroles de V. Telly, mu-
sique de Ch. Borel-Clerc. [9187
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 29,
ged BE 307473; Ch. Borel-Clere,
aris.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9106
EVENING PRAYER; two part song words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by W. A.
Post. [9188
© May 1, 1918; 2 «. May 9, 19138;
i 309567; Smith & Lumar, Nuash-
ville.
EVENING sbpRVICE; words from the
Bible, music by M. Agatha Bennett;
in G. (The parish choir, no. 1568.)
Contents: Magnificat and Nune di-
mittis. [9189
© May 1, 1913; 2 ¢. May 10, 1913;
FE 311065; Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
EVENING zePHyRs; nocturne by M,
Greenwald; pf. [9190
© May 13, 1918; 2 c. May 14,
1913; E 309644; Leo. Feist, inc.,
New York.
EVERY DOG DOES HAVE HIS DAY: words
by E. Wilkinson, music by Dorothy
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [9191
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311212; Evie Quackenbush
Wilkinson, Gloster, Miss.
EVERYBODY SOMETIME MUST LOVE SOME-
ONE; words by G. Buck, music by
D. Stamper. Melody only. [9192
© 1c. May 1, 1913; EB 310658;
William H. Penn, Gene Buck & Dave
Stamper, New York.
EVERYTHING IS RAGTIME NOW; by Char-
ley Straight, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
vocal orch. in G. 4 to. [9193
© May 8, 19183; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
FE 309570; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
Ev’kRY MOMENT OF HIM I THINK; words
by Clara M. Howorka, music by F.
Henri Klockmann. [9194
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 17,
1913; E 310467; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
Ewice (Eternal); text von J. P. Jacob-
sen, English words by L. H. David,
musik von Christian Sinding.
(Fiinf lieder, no. 5.) [9195
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 28,
1913: E 307809; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
Zig.
Fapep Hopes; words by I. Granay,
music by Ganevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9196
© Apr. 25, 1913;,2 ¢. May 15,
1913; E 311219; Inez Granay, Farm-
lngton, Mo.
557
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9197
FAERY SONG; words by John Keats
musie by Franklin Hopkins; me-
dium and high voice. (In Keats
album; Great English poets series.)
[9197
© ‘Apr. -30,°1913° 2° ¢ Maw, 4,
1913; EH Sl0eT1; H.. W. ‘Gray ‘co.,
New York.
FAIRY BOAT SONG; words by G. D.
Lynch, music by G. Forbes Forsyth.
4to. (Unison songs, no. 15.)
[9198
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 7. 1913;
EK 312010; Edwin Ashdown itd.,
London.
FAIRY DREAMS; lyric and musie by
EK. G. Woodford. New Haven,
Chas. F. Smith. [9199
© May 9, 1918; 2 ce. May 12, 1913;
KH 309617; Ernest G. Woodford,
West Hartford, Conn.
FAIRY FESTIVAL; waltz by G. B.
Frate; piano. [9200
©) May . 22, 1913: 2 e.” May "22,
1913; E 3811516; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FAIRY FOLK; words by Katherine E.
Sheriff, music by G. Forbes Forsyth.
4to. (Unison songs, no. 13.)
[9201
© May 5, 1913; 2c. May 7, 1913;
EK 312014; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London.
Farry TALE. See Recreative pieces
no. 10%.
FAITES BISETTE; Mazurka, par Frédéric
Benét; piano. (Le bal des petits
petons, no. 2.) [9202
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1918;
EK 307667; Heugel et cie., Paris.
FaitH; chanson de la foi, by Bruce
Steane; violin and piano. [9203
© Apr. 28, 19tSsoQne AproleZs,
1918; E 3807455; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FALL Guy IS MY MIDDLE NAME BUT
THEY CALL ME BooB FOR SHORT!
words and music by C. F. Griff,
arr. by L. Nova. [9204
© 1c. May 5, 19138; E 310848;
Carl Frederic Griff, Philadelphia.
FANTAISIE EN UT MINEUR. See Bach
(1.75.4
FARANDOLE (LA); ballet de Théodore
Dubois, transcription par H. Mou-
ton pour petit orchestre. (Sym-
phonia, no. 32.) [9205
i Apr. 1, 1918; -2 «. May 10,
1918; E 307675; Heugel et cie,
Paris.
pt. III, 2; s.,.¥..8
FAREWELL, DEAR SCHOOL; part song,
words by Florence S. Smith, music
by Frederick V. Streeter; mixed
voices. 4to. (Music for schools, no.
12478. ) [9206
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 309552; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
FARMERMADCHEN (DAS); walzer nach
motiven der gleichnamigen operette.
von G. Jarno, arr fiir orchester, mit
klavier. [9207
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 14, 1913;
E 3812080; Georg Jarno, Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
FASCEE (THE) DANCE; by G. H. Car-
lisle and H. M. Wellmon; pf. [9208
© May 2, 1918; 2 ec. May 12,1918 ;
E 312074; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
Feast (A) IN BriTrANy. Sce In Brit-
tany.
Fenix rac; by H. H. McSkimming,
arr. by Alford-Colby; orch. 4to.
[9209
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
EH 310820; H. H. MeSkimming,
Wichita.
IEsTeTT (A) KULISSZAK VILAGA;
szovegét irta Lovaszy Karoly, zené-
jét szerzette Reményi Béla. [9210
© Mar. 10, 1913; 2 e Ame 2s,
1913; E 307480; Franz Bard &
bruder, Budapest, Hungary.
FESTIVAL MARCH; by L. C. Paul; or-
gan. [9211
© May 15, 1918; 2 @ May 19, |
1913; E 309732; Leon C. Paul, Ham-
mond, Ind.
FESTIVAL (THE) OF HAPPY DAYS; a
juvenile cantata, text by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by John D.
Creswell. 4to. [9212
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 ¢. June 2,19138; |
D 19300; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
Fipo’s PRANKS; polka by H. Engel- |
mann; piano. [9213 |
© May 19, 1918; 2 ec. May 19, |
1913; E 3809778; Theo. Presser €o., |
Philadelphia.
Irirsta (LA) See Wayside fancies.
FIFRES ET TAMBOURS; air de ballet par |
Ernest Gillet; orch. avee piano con-
ducteur. 4to. [9214
© May 9,1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1913;
E 307615; Enoch & co., Paris.
008
‘no. 5, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9232
(Piewt (THE) OF HIS LIFE; quick
af
march by A. Shrimpton; drum and
fife corps. 4to. {(Boosey’s new
drum and fife journal, no. 212.)
[9215
© May 17, 1918; 2 c. May 19.
1918; E 307727; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
FINALE.
Bose.
See Suite; von Fritz von
FIND SOMETHING TO DO; words and
music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. [9216
© May 1, 19138; 2 ec. May 1, 1913;
BE 310966; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
FINGER EXERCISES; by O. R. Skinner;
pf. [9217
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 311078; O. R. Skinner, Blooming-
ton, Ill.
FINLAND (A) LOVE SONG; words by
Thomas Moore, music by Philip
Morton; in C and D. [9218
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. each May 16,
1918; E 312089; Ascherberg, Hop-
woed & Crew, Itd., London.
FINSKA RYTTERIETS MARSCH; utgifven
af H. Silberhorn; concertina. [9219
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1918;
E 3810785; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
FIREFLY (THE); Selection from the
comedy-opera, by Rudolf Friml, arr.
by Otto Langey; military band. 4to.
[9220
© May 29, 1918; 2 c« May 831,
1918; E 309971; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
FIRESIDE MEMORIES; valse caprice by
Frank Freistat [pseud. of Chas.
Kunkel]; piano. [9221
© May 27, 1913; 2 @ May 29,
1918; E 311659; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis.
FIRST STUDIES IN TRANSPOSITION BY
SCALE DEGREES; by F. Addison Por-
ter; pf. [9222
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310801: New England conserva-
tory of music, Boston.
FISKAR VALS FRAN BOHUSLAN; arr. af
H. Silberhorn; concertina. [9223
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310789; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
5
96875—13——3
ive LITTLE PAGES; from The purple
road; lyric by Wm. Cary Duncan,
music by Wm. Frederick Peters.
[9224
© May 8, 1913; 2 ¢. May 8, 1913;
EH 311055; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
I'taGc (THE) WE LOVE THE BEST; words
and music by Grace L. Hosmer.
[9225
€ May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 310967; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
FLANERIE; par Ch. Steiger, pour le
piano. [9226
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c. May 10, 1913;
EF 307642; Durand et cie., Paris.
FLEUR BLEUE; morceau facile par
Alfred Kaiser; piano. (5 feuilles
d’album, no. 3.) [9227
© May 1, 1918; 2 ce. May 1, 1913;
E 3807585; Alfred Lengnick & co.,
London.
FLEUR (LA) DE L’ONDE (Die wasser-
lilie) ; poésie de Henri Heine, mu-
sique de Fred Barlow. [9228
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 10, 19138;
E 3076438; Durand et cie., Paris.
FLOATING DOWN THE RIPPLING RIVER;
author of words unknown, music by
G. Forbes Forsyth. 4to.. (Unison
songs, no. 14.) [$229
© May 5, 1918; 2 ce. May 7, 1913;
© 312009; Edwin Ashdown Itd., Lon-
don.
FLOR DE PAMPA; tango argentino par
M. Sarrablo, pour piano. [9230
© May 23, 1918; 2 c« May 24,
1918; E 307777; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
FLorow (FRIEDRICH VON) Aye Ma-
ria; words by M. A. L. Lane, music
by Fried. von Floto, arr. by James
M. McLaughlin; trio and chorus.
4to. (The coda, no. 411.) [9231
© May 13, 1918; 2 c. May 16,
19138; E 309690; Ginn & co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
FLY TO THE DESERT, FLY WITH ME; song
from The light of the harem, words
by Thomas Moore, music by Arthur
Goring Thomas. [9232
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 ¢c. Apr. 28,
1913; E 307448; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9235
FLYING, FLYING UP TO THE SILVER
MOON; words by M. McGuire, music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9233
© Apri :25; 1913: 92 sen May 420,
1918; E 3811486; Myrtle McGuire,
Medellin, Colombia.
Fonp pu LAc; march by A. W. Hughes;
band. [9284
© May 20, 1913; 2 c May 23,
19138; E 312159; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
FOR DECORATION DAY; words and music
by Geo. F. Root, ed. by Walter H.
Aiken. (The Willis collection, no.
135. ) Contents: Tramp, tramp,
tramp. —Tenting to-night. — Battle
hymn of the Republic—The star-
spangled banner. [9235
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
E 311059; Willis musie co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
For JESUS; words by Jennie Ree, mu-
sic by B. F. Webb. [9236
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 310968 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
For 'THE KING OF KINGS; words by
Eleanor W. Long, music by Jay A.
Ford. [9237
© May 1, 1918; 2c. May 1, 19138;
E 310969; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
FORBIDDEN (THE) CITY; oR, THE BRIDE
OF BRAHMA, a comic opera in two
acts, lyrics by Kenneth 8. Webb, mu-
sic by Roy Webb. Vocal score.
[9238
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
D 19294; Kenneth and Roy Webb,
New York.
FOREST QUEEN; by Charley Straight,
arr. by Carl F. Williams; in E fiat;
vocal orchestra. 4to. 9239
© May 23, 1918; 2 c May 24,
1913; E 311546; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
lyric by J. Brandon Walsh, music
by Charley Straight. [9240
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 6, 1918;
E 309501; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
FORGET-ME-NOTS; by Charles Huerter;
pf. [9241
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 309521; Boston music co., Boston.
ton.
pt. Tayaes ves
ForSAKE ME NOT; words by I. S. Tay-
lor, music by C. O. Arnold. (The
parish choir, no. 1570.) [9242
© May 15, 1918; 2 ce May 14,
1918; E 3809687; Charles L. Hutch-
ins, Concord, Mass.
FortTirieD (A) cITy; words by Floy S.
Armstrong, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [9243
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 ec. May 1, 1918;
E 310651; Jno. T. Benson, Nash-
ville.
FourTH (THE) OF MARCH; words by
R. L. Brown, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢co., ine. [9244
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 Geiiay, Zo,
1918; E 311487; Richard L. Brown,
Washington.
FRAGRANCE (A) RARE (Du _ banger
duft); words by S. Friedlaender,
music by Otto Urack, op. 10, no. 2;
Sop. or ten., alto or bar. (4 songs
with pianoforte accompaniment,
10.25) [9245
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. each June 2,
1918; E 311689; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
FRIARE VALSEN; arrangerad af H. Sil-
berhorn; concertina. [9246
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 310788; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
FRIEND 0’ MINE; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Cuthbert Wynne;
no. 1 in B flat. [9247
© Mar. 3, 1913; 1 ©. Mar. 4d, 1918;
1c. Apr. 28, 1918; E 307447; John
Church co., Cincinnati.
FRISELIS ; Gabriel Allier;
piano. [9248
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2 e. May 10, 1913;
E 807644; Durand et cie., Paris.
valse par
FROLIC IN THE WooDS; by Marie
Crosby; pf. [9249
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310908; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
FROLIC OF THE BROWNIES; polka by
Matilee Loeb-Evans; piano. [9250
© May 81, 19138; 2 «@ May 81,
1918; E 3814004; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
060
“no. 5, 1913
Be ROLIC OF THE SKEETS; by H. W.
Swope; orch. 4to. [9251
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1918:
E 809559; Howard Whitney Swope,
Greenville, O.
FROLICKING (A) FRoG; by U. Davis:
pf. [9252
© 1c. May 9, 1918; EB 309580:
Uriel Davis, Washington.
FROM A HIGH ROCKY CLIFF; words by
W. Steyh, music by L. A. Clark.
| Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
| ine. [9253
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c May 15,
1913; E 311222; William Steyh, La
Grange, III.
‘From A VENETIAN BALCONY; four songs;
words by Lady Lindsay, musie by
Wm. Spencer Johnson; high voice.
Contents: Barcarol.—Venetian moth-
er’s lullaby.—Nina to Zuan.—Mer-
maids’ voices. [9254
© May 14, 1918; 2 ec. May 15,
1913; E 311290; Boston music co.,
Boston.
‘From MAINE TO OREGON; march by
John Philip Sousa; band. 4to.
[9255
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec May 29
19138; E 311675; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
step by Sadye Sewell; pf. [9256
\
|
|
Fon AFTER SCHOOL; march and two
© May 13, 1913; 2 c. May 14,
1913; E 3809646; Leo Feist, inc,
New York.
4 FUN AND FROLIC; two step by E.
| Kirehdorfer; pf. Washington, H.
' Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9257
| © Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
| 1918; E 311403; Barl Kirchdorfer,
Louisy ille.
FUN at RECESS; schottische by M.
Greenwald; piano. (Dreams of
youth, no. 6.) [9258
© May 19, 1918; 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 3809779; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
TURIST (THE); by U. Davis; pf.
[9259
© 1-¢. May 9, 1913; E 309581;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
Gace (W. R.) Impromptu; by W. R.
Gage; pf. Left hand alone. Phila-
delphia, M. D. Swisher. [9260
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
E 309517; Walter R. Gage, Los An-
geles.
|
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9268
FALLANT CAVALIERS; Caprice by Marie
Crosby; piano. [9261
© May 22, 1918; 2 @ May 29,
1918; KE 311676; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
GANYMEDE. See Schubert (F. P.)
GANZ DEUTSCHLAND STEHT BEREIT:
ged. von Berthold Roy, musik von
W. Boehme, op. 803. Berlin, Verlag
von Jean D. Charton. [9262
© May 10, 1918; 2 @ May 21,
1913; E 807756; Willy Boehme, Ber-
lin.
GARDEN OF BEAUTY; waltzes by Carl
Loveland; orchestra with piano ace.
4to. [9263
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 28,
1918; E 809928; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
GATHER YE ROSEBUDS; words by Robert
Herrick; music by Williams Lawes,
arr. by Granville Bantock; quartet
or chorus of mixed voices. 4to.
[9264
© Apr. 29,.1913;°2 ec. Apr. 30,
1913; E 307545; Novello & co., 1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
GAvoTTA; di Paolo Chimeri, riduzione
di Vincenzo Billi per piccola orches-
tra. (Intermezzi musicali, no. 521.)
[9265
©’ May 238, 1913; 2 ¢c May 24,
1918; E 307778; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
GAVOTTE; by B. W. Gilman; violin.
[9266
© 1c May 1, 19138; E 310664;
Boris W. Gilman, New York.
——by J. S. Brothers jr., op. 4, no. 1;
violin solo with piano acc. [9267
© 1 a May 7,°1918; E 310956;
J. Stanley Brothers, jr., Havelock,
Neb.
——NSee also Suite; von Fritz von
Bose.
GAVOTTE AND MUSETTE; by Ethel Shep-
ard; pf. (Recreative pieces, series
2, supplementary to the Ascherberg
pianoforte school; Ascherberg edi-
tion, no. 8 B.) [9268
© May 7, 19138; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
H, 312042: "Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
O61
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9269
pt. In, nese v.'S
GAVOTTE ANGLAISE; morceau facile par
Alfred Kaiser; piano. (5 feuilles
d’album, no. 1.) [9269
© May 1, 1913; 2c: May 1, 1913;
E 307588; Alfred Lengnick & ©Co.,
London.
GAVOTTE-IMPROMPTU; by Domenico
Savino; pf. [9270
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 310924; G. Schirmer, New York.
GAVOTTE MODERNE; by Otto Hackh;
piano. (Favorite compositions for
the piano, no. 9). [9271
iG) May 344° 191s 2c. Say 28,
1918; E 38099238; Chandier-Ebel mu-
sic co., Brooklyn.
See In
GAVOTTE OF DUCHESS ANNE.
Brittany.
GAY (THE) CAVALIER; by A. J. Shaw;
banjo solo. [9272
Pe) ire te,” LOWS Sioa: mur, 2
1913; E 309825; A. J. Shaw, Chi-
cago.
GEISTLICHE FRAUENCHORE ALTER
MEISTER; von Hugo Leichtentritt ;
fore dely velmezenienters,)) ent mes.
4to. [9273
(OA 212.) NOU3 = Oc.) May O28,
1913; E 307797; Steingriber verlag,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement and selection. |
GEISTLICHES LIED; musik von Heinrich
G. Noren. op. 44. 1. Ausgabe ftir
eine singstimme mit orgel. 2. Aus-
gabe fiir eine singstimme mit har-
monium. [9274, 9275
Crespr 18, 10i8. 2 \e. Apres 30,
1918; KE 3807541, 807542; Musikver-
lag, Eos, g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schéne-
berg, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on harmonium acc.]
GENTLEMAN JOHN; words by H. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by H. W. Ware-
ing. [9276
(©. May 17; 1913: 2. ¢. May 19,
1918; E 3807749; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
GESANGBUCH MIT MOTEN FUR DIE EVAN-
GELISCHEN KONGREGATIONAL-GEMEIN-
DEN VON NoRD-AMERIKA. 3. verb.
und verm. aufl. Chicago, Ill., The
German pilgrim press, ine, 1913.
Xil, 522 p. 12mo. $1.50. [9277
(c) ‘Mar. 15, 1918 2 °¢, rar. 20.
1915; A 846266; German pilgrim
press, Chicago.
Gippy (THE) GUIDES; oR, AROUND THE
WORLD BY COMIC OPERA; a musical
tour in seven scenes, lyrics by H.
Short, music by Robert Hood Bow-
ers. [9278
© 1c May 14, 1918; D 19299;
Hassard Short, New York.
GIFTS TO THE KING; words by W. C.
Martin, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[9279
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
EH 310870; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
GIGUES; par Claude Debussy; 1°*° vio-
lons. [9280
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307645; Durand et cie., Paris.
GIRL (THE) ACROSS THE SEA; words by
L. Shaffer, musie by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9281
© Apr. 25,..1912:.2) Gye may eee.
1918; E 311192; Lloyd Shaffer,
Woodland, Cal.
GirRL (THE) AND THE GONDOLIER; a
Venetian serenade, by Aubrey Stauf-
fer, op. 20, no. 8; mand. in duo form
and piano ace. [9282 —
© Apr. 21, 1918272 2) Wag ie
1918; EH 311145; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
GIRL (THE) FROM JERSEY; words and >
music by William Gericke, arr. by A. |
Sinith. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale co., inc. [9283
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2vGeaiwe5,
1918; E 811152; H. Wm. Gericke,
Winnipeg, Canada.
GirL (THE) ON THE FILM; a new mu- .
Sical play in three acts, music by ©
Walter Kollo, Willy Bredschneider |
and Albert Sirmay. Piano score.
[9284 |
© May 23, 1918; 2°cyMieees, |
1918; EH 812161; Chappell & co., ltd., |
London. |
—— selection from the musical play, |
by W. Kollo, W. Bredschneider and
Albert Sirmay, arr. by H. M. Higgs; |
piano. [9285 |
© May 16, 1913; 2°e) arya,
1918; E 312102; Chappel & co., ltd., |
London.
——valse by Albert Sirmay, arr. sy |
'H. M. Higgs, orchestrated by Arthur |
Wood, with piano ace. 4to. (Chap- |
pell’s orchestral journal, no. 699.)
[9286 |
© May 17, 1918; 2.¢ May, 19,
1918; E 807732; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
062
no. 5, 1918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Girt (THE) ON THE FILM—Continued.
valse on melodies from the musi-
eal play, music by Albert Sirmay,
arr. by H. M. Higgs; piano. [9287
© Apr. 30, 1918: 2 ce. May 1, 1918;
BH 307564; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don.
GIRL OUT IN WYOMING; words and mu-
sic by C. A. Row. [9288
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 1918;
H 811052; C. A. Row, St. Louis.
GIRLIE; words and music by J. F. Geer.
Melody only. [9289
© ic. Apr. 29, 1918; E 311297;
John F. Geer, Freeport, N. Y.
GIRLS, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS; words by H.
Hamlin, music by A. Taylor Craig,
Boston, Knickerbocker music pub.
co. [9290
@© May 17, 19138; 2 e. May 19,
1918; E 309718; Hugo Hamlin, Bos-
ton.
GITANA (LA) CELOSA; canzién gitana,
letra de Jer6nimo Gomez, musica de
Felipe Orejon. [9291
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ¢ May 1, 1913;
E 307578 ;s Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
GIVE EAR, O YE HEAVENS; solo, music
by Warren W. Adams; soprano or
tenor. [9292
© May 20, 1913; 2 c May 22,
19138; E 311501; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
GIVE ME A GIRL OF THE OLD STOCK;
words and music by S. Yarwood, jr.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale cuw.,
inc. [9293
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢« May 15,
1918; E 311153; S. Yarwood, jr.
Sheffield, England.
GIVE ME A HEART LIKE THINE; song
by James H. Cole. [9294
© May 6, 1913; 2 ce. May 19,
1913; E 309915; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement of voice
parts and changes in melody.]
GIVE ME A KISS WON'T you? words
and music by C. H. Bambach.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9295
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢. May 15,
1913; E 311197; C. H. Bambach,
San Francisco.
56
GiVE ME THY HAND; words and music
by J. Whiteley; song in G with
chorus arranged for quartet and
sextet. [9296
© Apr. 80, 1918; 2 ce. May 2,
19138; E 38038997; John Whiteley,
Bolton, England.
GivE THY BLESSING; words by M. Vic-
tor Staley, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[9297
© May 6, 1918; 2 c May 8, 1913;
E 311030; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
GLEAMING STARS; words by Mrs. W. N.
Mahan, music by Genevieve Scott,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine, [9298
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2°¢e.' May 15,
19138; E 311160; Mrs. W. ‘Neville
Mahan, Kenton, O.
GLEANORS’ (THE) LULLABY; two-part
Song, words by W. Watson Williams,
music by Charles Vincent; treble
voices. 4to. (Songs & part songs,
no. 72.) [9299
©) | Mary £2." 19737 2 ey Mag 22,
1918: FE 312188; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
GLIDING ALONG ON THE ICE; words by
T. Bent, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9300
KC); :Ajor. 425.) 1913 -..2 .c., May. 20)
1913; E 311486; Taylor Bent, Winni-
peg, Canada.
DROPS; by C. Wieg-
horst; piano. (Choice compositions
for the piano, no. 17.) [9301
© May 31, 1913; 2 «@ May 28,
1913; E 309924; Chandler-Ebel
musie co., Brooklyn.
GLITTERING DEW
GLORIA VICTIS; marche tirée du mimo-
drame de L. Gautier par V. Monti;
orchestre. Ato. [93802
© May 12, 1913; 2 ¢. May 13,
1913; H 312078; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
GLORIFICATION MARCH; by Geo. Rosen-
krans; band. 4to. [98038
© May 14, 1913; 2 « May 16,
1913; HE 3809686; H. C. Miller,
Parkesburg, Pa.
GLorious (THE) CONQUEROR; words by
Ella M. Bangs, music by Jean
Howard. [9304
© May 1, 1918; 2 ce. May 1, 19138;
E 310971; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
9
Oo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
GLORIOUS DAYS; words by R. Brighten
Salisbury, music by Mark Strong.
[9305
©-May 29;)1918s: 2) ic Miay 20;
1913; E 312190; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
GLYCINES (LES); valse par Gabriel
Allier; piano. [9306
Gy Apr? | yf TONS ie 2 AG May 20,
1913; E 307646; Durand et cie,
Paris.
Go INTO THE HIGHWAYS; words by
W. C. Martin, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [93807
© May 1, 19138; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310972; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Go THE OTHER WAY; words and music
by Harry J. Lincoln. [9308
): May * 26," 1913" 2 we.” May: 28,
1913; E 309929; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Go yE! words by Z. A. Space, musSic
by W. Stillman Martin. [93809
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 310973; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
GOBBAERTS (JEAN LOUIS) Twelve
easy and melodious studies; by
L. Streabbog; [pseud of J. L. Gob-
baerts]. op. 638, 64 ed. by Karl
Benker; pf. (Ditson edition, no.
NGi.::) [9310, 93811
© May 9, 1913; 2 < May. 18,
1918; E 309662, 309663; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on editing. ]
Gop IS ABLE; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas. [93812
(eer 1 IGT S202 eo May 1,
19138; EH 310655; Jno. T. Benson,
Nashville.
GoD IS LOVE; words by Jennie Ree,
music by Mrs. W. B. Dingman.
[9213
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 19138;
EH 310974; Hope pub. co., Chicago
GOD IS OUR REFUGE; sacred song by
Warren W. Adams; in H flat with
organ acc. [9314
© May 9, 1913; 2 ec May 12,
1913; E 809608; C. W. Thompson &
eo., Boston.
GODARD (BENJAMIN LOUIS’ PAUL)
Jonglerie (Jugglery); étude artis-
tique by B. Godard, op. 107, no. 3,
ed. by John Orth; piano. [9315
© May 16, 1913; 2 ec. May 31,
19138; E 3809952: Oliver Ditson co.,
Soston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
~
Jv
pt. 1, a. SVS
GODARD (BENJAMIN LOUIS PAUL)—Con. |
——Tasse (Le); de B. Godard, tran-
scription par H. Mouton; petit or-
chestre. (Symphonia, deuxiéme sé-
rie, no. 84.) [9816
© Mar. 20, 1928:° 2 °c aia
1918; EX 3807691; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
GODDESS OF NIGHT; words and music
by Mrs. J. R. Akin. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [93817 |
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 Gia as
1918; H 311190; Mrs. J. Ry Akin Ft
Payne, Ala.
3OD’S GREAT REFRAIN; words by Alice
J. Nichols, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [9318
© May 25, 1918; 2 ce. May 19,
1918; E 3809715; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
GOLDEN BUTTERFLY; waltzes by Hd-.
mund Braham, op. 429; piano [9319
© May 19, 1913: 2G. Maw aoa.
1918; E 307751; C. G. Nisi, Brook-
lyn.
DAWN: by Gustave
Lind; piano. (Visions of an uwun- |
known land, no. 1.) [9320 |
© Apr. 21, 19183) 2 ewig) |
19138; E 307549; Augener ltd., Lon- |
don. ]
GOLDEN (THE)
GOLDEN GLEAMS FROM INDIAN RIVER, |
Florida; words and music by M. L.
Campbell. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co., ine. [93821
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2c. May 15, 1918; |
E 311168; Margaret L. Campbell, |
Melbourne, Fla.
GOLDEN (THE) ISLE; a musical comedy
in three acts, lyrics by Lewis B.
Goodwin music by Bruce F. Bundy, |
and John Woolverton. Vocal score.
[93822 |
© May 14, 1913; 2 @ May 19, |
1918; E 309701; Bundy & Goodwin, |
Hanover, N. H.
Mel- |
GOLDEN ROD; by I. D. Farquhar.
ody only. [9328 |
© 1c¢. May 19, 1918; EH 309696; |
Ira Dudley Farquhar, Cambridge, |
Mass. |
GOLDEN SHOWERS WALTZES' (Pluie |
d’or) ; by John T. Hall; pf. [9324 |
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1918; |
EK 311565; Carl Fischer, New York. |
64
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
9342
GOLDEN WALTZ; par M. Depret, op. 77;
piano seul. [9325
© May 2, 1913; 2c. May 24, 19138;
E 307767; Maurice Depret, Paris.
Goop (A) BEGINNING; words by T. B.
Penfield, music by Geo. C. Stebbins.
[9326
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
FE 310926; Thornton B. Penfield, New
York.
GooD-BYE; words by R. J. Wilmot mu-
sic by L. A. Clark. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9327
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c« May 20,
1918; E 3113876; Robert J. Wilmot,
Saginaw, Mich.
GooD-BYE ALL; written and composed
by R. A. Browne. New York, Smith
& Browne. [9328
© May 23, 1913; 2 c May 21,
1918: E 309887; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
GOOD-BYE, SWEETHEART GOOD-BYE; words
by E. Lynch, music by J. F. Ryan.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [9329
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
FE 311109; Edward Lynch, St. John,
Canada.
GooD COUNSEL; words by E. J. Hay-
ward, music by John F, Ryan. Wash-
ington, Hayworth music pub. co.
[93830
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
FE 311110; E. J. Hayward, Everett,
Mass.
GOOD MORNING; words by Milton Gold-
smith, music by R. Hol, revised by
Maurits Leefson: male chorus, score.
4to. (Fortnightly club collection,
no. 92.) [9331
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. June 2, 19138;
E 312194; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
editing and revision.]
GooD NIGHT; by Henri Lamarqué;
piano. (Recreative pieces, series 2,
no. 114.) [9832
© May 28, 19138; 2 ec. May 31,
1918; E 3807844; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London.
Gounop (CHARLES FRANCoIS) Adore
and be still; four part chorus by C.
Gounod, arr. by James C. Warhurst;
women’s voices. 4to. [9333
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310899; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANGOoIS)—Contd.
—— Deux piéces symphoniques; par
Ch. Gounod, transcrites par Albert
Renaud, pour grand orgue. Con-
tents :—Prelude - fanfare.—La Com-
munion. [9334
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1913;
I) 307505; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
——lLend me your aid; set to tune
Queen of Sheba by Charles Gounod,
arr. by N. Clifford Page; two so-
pranos and alto. (The laurel oc-
tavo, no. 227.) [9335
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. May 19,1913 ;
E 309741; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text. ]
—— Unfold, ye portals; three and four
part choruses by Charles Gounod,
arr. by Ross Hilton; women’s voices.
4to. [9336, 9337
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. each May 9,
19138; E 309557, 309558; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston.
GRACIEUX MINOIS; valse par Frédéric
Binet; piano. (Le bal des p’tits pe-
tons, no. 3.) [9338
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2c. May 10, 1913;
E 307668; Heugel et cie., Paris.
GRADUS AD PARNASSUM; veinte y
nueve estudios selectos por Muzio
Clementi, rev., digitados y anotados
por Carl Tausig, con un prefacio
por C. F. Weitzmann; pf. (Schir-
mer’s library of musical classics, v.
1412.) [9339
(© Apr. 30, 19138; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
BE 309533; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on Spanish
text. J
GRAHAM HALL SCHOOL SONG; words by
Ruth Cole, music by James Lang.
[9340
© May 12, 1913; 2 ec. May 14,
1913; E 309625; J. Lang, Minne-
apolis.
GRAND MILITARY MASS (Hohe feld-
messe); by A. C. Eimer, op. 310;
solo, chorus and piano. Vocal score.
[9341
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 309516; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
GRAND (THE) OLD ORGAN; by Eugéne
Wyatt; pf. [9342
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
BP. 310921; G. Schirmer, New York.
565
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9343
Dt. 1, Ws eS
GRANNIE; words by A. Friedelberg,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[93848
©) Apr. 25; WOaSs 2. eo Mire 15,
1918; E 311191; Alex. Friedelberg,
Bronx, New York.
GRAZIELLA; poéme romantique en 4
actes et 5 tableaux d’aprés Lamar-
tine de Henri Cain et Raoul Gastam-
bide, musique de Jules Mazellier.
Partition piano et chant. [9344
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2c. May 10, 1913;
D 19292; L. Digoudé-Diodet, Paris.
GREAT (THE) BEYOND; words and mu-
sic by J. A. Wallace. [9845
©: May 26, }1993' "2 "el May 26,
1918; E 309897; Wallace and co.,
Pittsburgh.
GREAT (THE) COMET; overture by
Chas. J. Rockwell; full band. 4to.
[9346
© May 12, 1913; 2 « May 14,
1918; H 3809621; C. H. Berg, Cleve-
land.
GREAT (THE) COMPANION; words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by Carl
Fischer. [93847
(©) May 25, 1913: 2 .¢.’ May 19,
1918; E 3809723; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
GREATEST (THE) FRIEND; words by
James Rowe, music by Haldor Lil-
lenas. [9848
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 ec. May 1, 1918;
E 310644; Jno. T. Benson, Nash-
ville.
GREEN BRANCHES; by Fiona McLeod,
music by Wintter Watts; high in G
flat. [93849
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 18, 1913;
BE 309666; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GRETCHEN AT THE SPINNING WHEEL.
See Schubert (F. P.)
GRIEF’S DELIGHT, Sce Schubert (F. P.)
GRIGRI; operette in drei akten, musik
von Paul Lincke; klavierauszug mit
uberlegtem text. [9850
© May 17, 1913; 2 ce May 28,
19138; E 807788; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
GUIDE ME; words by M. F. Price, music
by T. R. Allen. [9851
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1918;
BE 311031; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
066
GUITARES ET MANDOLINES; poésie de C.
Saint- Saéns, musique de Gabriel |
Grovlez. [9852
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 e May 10, 1913; |
E 307647; Durand et cie., Paris.
HABANERA; par Edmond Laurens op.
44; pf. [938538
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1918;
E 307616; Enoch & Co., Paris.
Hap I YOUR HEART; words by Robert |
C. Tharp, music by Claude Fenn-
Leyland; in G. [9854 |
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢. Feb. 26, 1918; |
E 3807486; Philharmonic pub. co., |
London. |
HANDEL (GrorRG FrRrepR.) Harmonious |
(The) blacksmith; variationen in E |
dur, von G. F. Hiindel, konzertbear-
beitung von Sigfrid Karg-Elert fir
orgel. [9855
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 807588; Carl Simon, Berlin. |
HAIL TO THE GORGET; march by L. E.
Appleton; pf. [9356
© May 7, 1913; 2 & May 12, 1918:
E 309615 ; L. E. Appleton, New York.
HALEvy (JACQUES FRANCOIS FROMEN-
TAL-NLIn) Juive (La); opéra de F.
Halévy. 2¢me grande fantaisie arr.
par. Emile Tavan; orchestre. 4to. |
[9357 |
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1918; |
EH 3076938; Margueritat, pére, fils & >
gendre, Paris. |
Hatto! PETER, HOW DO? written by |
A. J. Mills, composed by Bennett |
Scott. [9358 |
© May 16, 1913; 2 @ May 26, |
1913; EB 312169; Star music pub. co., |
lté.. London. |
HAMILTON CENTENNIAL; march and /
two step by C. Wellinger; pf. |
ee |
© May 21, 1913; 2 c May 21,
1918; E 3809800; Chas. Wellinger.
Ontario, Canada. |
HAPPY CHILDREN’S DAY; a _ concert |
exercise for Sunday schools, words |
by Eleanor Allen Schroll, musie by |
Henry Fillmore. S8vo. [9360 |
© May 10, 1918; 2 e. May 14,|
1915; E 309626; Fillmore bros. co.. |
Cincinnati. |
HAPPY HOURS OF DAYS GONE BY; words |
by R. Christinnson, music by Albert |
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9361 |
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 e. May 15,j
19138; E 311213; Ruth Christianson, |
Madison, Wis.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
Happy (THE) ISLE; words by Helen
F. Bantock, music by Granville Ban-
tock; chorus of female voices in 7
parts. 4to. (Curwen’s edition, no.
713877.) [9362
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
E 3120386; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
HAPPY LITTLE COUNTRY GIRL; by Irving
Berlin. [9363
© May 21, 1918; 2 ec. May 21.
1913; E 309806; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
Happy (A) wortp; service for chil-
dren’s day, words by Grace Gordon,
music by Adam Geibel and Florence
Williams Falconer. [9364
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c May 26,
1913: E 309879; Adam Geibel music
co., Philadelphia
Harp tuck Hiacins; by J. C. Gordon;
pf. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [9365
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15,
19138; E 3811154; J. C. Gordon, Re-
gina, Canada.
HarK! HARK, MY SOUL; sacred song,
musie by I. V. Flagler. [93866
© May 31, 1913;-2 ¢. May 81,
1913; E 314005; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
HARLEQUIN AND COLUMBINE; by Hu-
bert Bath; piano solo. (Miniature
suite de ballet, no. 1.) [93867
© May 19, 1913; 2 « May 19,
1913; E 307748; Staener & Bell, Itd.,
London.
HARLEQUINADE; dance album by Felix
Burns; piano. [9868
© May 15, 1918; 2 « May 17,
1913; ©.312118: J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
HARLEQUIN’S SERENADE; by Eugenio
Pirani, op. 108; piano. [9369
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. May 31,
1913; E 314001; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
HARMONIOUS PLACKSMITH. See Hin-
del (G. F.)
Harmony; march by U. Davis; pf.
[9370
© 1c. May 9, 1918; E 309582;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
9379
HARTMANN (GEORG) Drei lieder; von
G. Hartmann; eine hohe stimme mit
klavier. Contents: Heimwiirts; ged.
von A. Palm.—Am weg steht eine
linde; ged. von W. Heimburg.—-Am
spinnrad; text aus den Fliegenden
blittern. [9371
© May 16, 1918; 2 c. May 16,
19138; E 312092; N. Simrock, ¢g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
HAVE YOU HEARD MY LATEST SONG?
written and composed by Frank Leo.
[93872
© May 16, 1918; 2 « May 26,
19138; E 312170; Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
HAVE YOU MADE THE WORLD BETTER?
words by Nella F. Ford, music by
C. H. Gabriel. [9373
© May 6, 1918; 2 ec. May 8, 1913;
E 311034; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
HAYDEN WALTZ; valse caprice by New-
ton Alexander; orch. [9874
(Cyn May ty. $9iss.. 2.0; May 21,
1913; E 309794; Newton production
co., Brooklyn.
HAYMAKER’S DANCE;
Dunhill; piano.
by Thomas F.
(Recreative pieces,
series 2, no. 11a.) [9875
©: May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 31,
1918; E 307842; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
HAYMAKER’sS (THE) SCHOTTISCHE; by
A. J. Shaw; banjo. [93876
Cy Apr 146) 1913: 2 ¢ Apr. ee
1918; E 310952; A. J. Shaw, Chi-
cago.
HE CHANGETH NOT; words by Mary
Lee Crowder, music by Harvy Mans-
field. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [9377
© iApr, 26,''1918; 2 ic... May? ta,
1918; E 3811156; John Singleton
Crowder, Madison, Wis.
HE HATH CHOSEN ME; words by Jen-
nie Ree, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[9378
© May 1. 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310975; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
HE IS A GREAT REALITY; words by J. G.
Lawson, music by Harry L. Brooks.
[9879
May 19,
James Gilchrist
© May 16, 1918; 2 «.
1913; E 3809747;
Lawson, Chicago.
567
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9380
pt. Hh a. sys
HE LEADS US ON; hymn anthem, words
by H. O. Wiley, music by E. S. Hos-
mer; mixed voices. 4to. (Choir
and choral music, no. 12450). [9880
©’ May 19, 1918; 2 c. May si,
1913; E 309954; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
HE PLAYED IT ON HIS FIDDLE-DEE-DEE;
quick march by J. Ord Hume; mili-
tary band. 4to. (Boosey’s march
journal, no. 2538.) [93881
©. May 10, 1913; 2. ¢:: May 12,
1918; E 312062; B. Feldman & co.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
HE’S A GOOD CURE FOR THE BLUES;
words by Lou Klein, music by
Frank Stilwell. Melody only.
[93882
© 1c May 21, 1913; E 309793;
James Kendis music co., New York.
HE’S MY GREAT BIG LOVIN’ MAN; words
and music by A. D. Hayworth.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [9383
(CG) May 22, $1913 <2 e." May 23,
1918; E 311668; A. D. Hayworth,
Washington.
HE’S SO SWEET TO ME; words by James
Rowe, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[9384
© May 25, 1918; 2c. May 5, 1913;
E 310885; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
HEALER (THE) ; sacred song, words by
John Greenleaf Whittier, music by
M. J. Messer; mezzo sop. or bar.
[93885
© May 19, 1918; 2 ec. May 21,
1913; E 309805; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
HEAP BIG CHIEF; Indian characteristic
march by R. A. Browne; piano, New
York, Smith & Browne. [9886
© May 23, 1913; 2 c. May 21,1918;
E 309834; Raymond A. Browne, New
York.
HEART AND HOME; by Geo. Rosen-
krans; full band. 4to. [93887
© May 12, 1918; 2 c May 14,
1913; E 309623; C. H. Berg, Cleve-
land.
HEART ECHOES; by Herbert J. Wright-
son; pf. (The Gilbert collection of
compositions, no. 19.) [9388
© May 28, 1918; 2 c May 17,
1918; E 311319; Gilbert music co.,
Chicago.
la
9)
Heart (THE) OF CALIFORNIA; words
by Lillian H. Shuey, musie by Anita
L. Weidemann. [9389
© Apr. 15, 1913;° 2G) Agee.
1913; E 311037; Henry Weidemann,
Florin, Cal.
HEARTS AFLAME; waltzes by Hgbert
Van Alstyne; pf. [9390
© May 20, 1913; 2 c. May 21,
1918; HE 3809816; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
HEARTS AND STARS; words by Agnes D.
Gay, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9391
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2c. May 15,1918;
E 311165; Mrs. Fred B. Gay, New
London, N. H.
HEAVEN IS NOT FAR AWAY; words by
J. E. Ramsey, music by Roger Cox.
[9892
© May 2, 1918; 2 ec. May 5, 19138;
EH) 310868; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
HEAVENLY CHIMES; reverie by R. G.
Gradi; pf. [9392*
© Apr. 14, 19138. Big,
1913; EK 809165; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
HEAVENLY (THE) HOME SWEET HOME;
sacred song, words by W. Brickey,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, The H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[93893
© Apr. 25, 1913: 2G wiey e2o,
1918; E 311541; William Brickey,
Kansas, Id.
HEIMATLIED; aus der operette Das |
farmermidchen, text von Georg
Okonkowsky, musik von G. Jarno. |
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 18, 19138;
EX 312079; Georg Jarno, Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on separate
edition. ]
HeIMWwarts. See Hartmann (Georg) ;
Drei lieder.
HELD BY MY SAVIOR’S MIGHTY HAND; ©
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by |
B. D. Ackley. [9895 —
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1918; |
E 310869; HE. O. Excell, Chicago.
HELPING ouR SAyior; words by W. C. |
Martin, music by Thoro Harris.
[9896
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918; |
E 310976; Hope pub. co., Chicago. |
68
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
HeR BLANKET; song from the Navajo
by Thurlow Lieurance. [93897
mw. 30,.1998* 2 ¢€ Apr. 30,
1913; E 3809474; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Herpert (Victor) Waltzes; from the
comic opera sweethearts, by V.
Herbert, arr. by Harold Sanford:
orchestra. 4to. [93898
© May 28, 1913; 2 ec. May 31,
1913; E 309991; G. Schirmer, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
HERCULE VAINQUEUR; mazurka
i. Boussagol, op. 44; 1°* violon.
[93899
e. Apr. 29,
Emile Boussagol,
par
9
© Mar. 1, 19138;
1913; E 307472;
Rennes, France.
HERE’S TO YOUR EYES, SWEETHEART;
words by Phil. Phillips, music by L.
A. Clark. [9400
aor, 25, 1913; 2c May 15,
19138; E 311241; H. Kirkus Dugdale
co., ine., Washington.
HEROES OF THE TIMES; march by Adam
Geibel; four part song for men’s
voices. 4to. (Secular part songs,
no. 6464.) [9401
© Apr. 29, 1913; ec. May 5,
1913; E 310861; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
9
HERRMANN (EpvuARD) 14 studies of
medium difficulty; by Eduard Herr-
mann; violin. (Thirty-nine violin
études for the systematic study of
double stops, book 2.) [9402
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
E 309561; G. Schirmer, New York.
HIAWATHA; the Indian passion play.
in four parts by John J. Braham.
No. 1. Flute. No. 2. Viola. No. 3.
Basso. No. 4. Cello. No. 5. Clari-
net. No. 6. Cornet. No. 7. 1st vio-
lin. No. 8. 2nd violin. No. 9. Piano
score. No. 10. Drums-tympani. No.
11. Trombone. [94038-94138
© May 13, 1913; ec. each May
15, 1913; E 311278-311288; Frank
EH. Moore, New York.
9
I
HIMNO NACIONAL DE LA REPUBLICA
ORIENTAL DEL URUGUAY: par Ferdi- |
nand Beyer, neu bearbeitet von Carl
L. Heidenreich, continué par V.
Monti; piano a 2 mains. [9414
>: Ape. £16;° 101335 2:4. May 7,
1913; E 312022; B. Schott’s séhne, |
Mainz.
HINDU LOVE SONG; words and music
by J. W. Catchpole. [9415
© 1c. May 23, 19183; E 309999;
John William Catehpole, Jersey
City.
HINMAN-DAVIES (JESSIE) Three mel-
odies; by J. Hinman-Davies. Con-
tents: Andante; pf.—Consolation ;
song.—Barearolle; pf. [9416
© May 5, 1918; 2 cy May 5, 1913;
EK 310810; Jessie Hinman-Davies,
Fremont, Nebr.
HIRAM GREEN;
F. A.
words and music by
Crippen and L. B. Wilson.
[9417
ec. May 12,
United music ¢o.,
© May 12, 1913; 2
1913: E 309657:
Covington, Ky.
HIs FIRST LONG TROUSERS; words by
Edgar A. Guest, music by Kathleen
Shaw Mayer: recitation with piano
ace. (Musical monologues. no. 92.)
(9418
c. May’ 24,
Reynolds & Go.,
9
snd
© May 23, 19138;
19138; E 307761;
London.
His WONDROUS GIFTS TO ME; words by
T. O. Chrisholm, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [9419
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310870; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
HIsTORIETTE. See Ledue (Paul) Deux
petites piéces.
HeLp MY HAND FAST, O Savior; words
by Florence Jones Hadley, music by
Roger Cox. [9420
© May 2. 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310871; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
Home (THE) COMING;
Whitcomb Riley,
words by James
music by EH. R.
Weamer. [9421
© 1c. May 7, 1918; EH 311252;
Emma Rochester Weamer, Indiana,
Pa.
TIOME-GOING SONG; march, words and
musie by Mary Sanford Morison.
[9422
© May 1, 1918; 2c. May 16, 1913;
E 309678; Cable co., Chicago.
HOME IS WHERE LOVE 1S; words by J.
A. Ullman, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington. H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9423
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ec. May 20,
1913; E 311463; James Albert Ull-
man, New York.
069
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
424
HOMELAND (‘Trr) ; sacred song; words
by Hugh R. Haweis, adapted by S.
lH. Mekin, musie by Alfred Wooler;
high voice, in C, [9424
© May 26, 1918; 2 c. May 81,
1918; 3809951; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
IIOMELAND or Jrsus; words by N.
Young, music by J. H. Welch. [9425
© May 10, 1918; 2 ca May 14,
1918; I} 809627; J. H. Welch, East
Point, Fa.
TIOMEWARD AND HEAVENWARD; words
by Eben W. Rexford, music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley. [9426
© May 2, 1918; 2c. May 5, 1918;
) 810872; HH. O. Excell, Chicago.
IIOMEWARD BOUND; words by D. H.
Rogers, music by A. Forrester.
[9427
© May 19, 1918; 2 ¢, May 16,
1918; HK 812108; Alice Forrester,
% Milner & Thompson, lItd., Christ-
church, New Zealand.
IIOMEWARD MARCIT; by Chas, Lindsay.
arr. by J. W. Lerman; piano, six
hands. [9428
© May 31, 1018; 2 ¢c May 831,
1918: EH 3814006: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
TIoNOR AND DOMINION; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [9429
© May 1. 1913: 2c May 1, 1918;
K} 310977; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Tloostmrr (THE) cLuB; march by Wil-
liam Sack; band. 4to. [9430
© Apr. 21, 1918: 2c. May 5, 1918;
W 3810798; Alvin Willis, Berrien
Springs, Mich.
THioosign (A) THEY MAY CALL ME;
words and music by J. Mueller.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [94381
© .Apr., 25, 1918: 2 c. May. 20,
1918; W 811444; Josef Mueller, Terre
Haute, Ind.
Ilopr; chauson d’espoir, by Bruce
Steane; violin and piano. [9482
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c, Apr. 28,
1918; 1 807456; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia,
HosaANNA; words by Jennie Ree, music
by Wm. Edie Marks. [943838
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
I 310978; Hope pub. co., Chicago,
pt. 112, n. s., v.S_
How LATE CAN YOU STAY OUT ToO-
NicgHT? medley march and two step
by Fred Fischer and Jack Glogan,
arr. by Calvin Grooms; band. 4to.
[9434
© May 27, 1918; 2 ce May 28,
1918; EH 809918; Leo Feist, New
York.
Tiow SHALL If E’ER FORGET? words by
Henry Blossom, music by John
Lund; high voice. [9435
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
EK 810946; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
Ilow THE MONEY ROLLS IN; words by
Jean C. Havez, music by T. 8. Bar-
ron. New York, Metropolis music
CO, [9436
© May 6, 19138; 2 c. May 6, 1918;
i 809510; Ted. S. Barron, New York.
HUUNCHEN-DUETT; intermezzo aus der
operette, Die beiden husaren, text
von Wilh. Jacoby und Rudolf
Schanzer, musik von Léon Jessel.
1. Orchester. 2. Salon-orchester. 3.
Klavier zweihiindig, mit tiberlegtem
text, [9487-94389
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 c. each May 8,
1918; EX 807589-807591; Felix Bloch
erben, Berlin,
TIVERTER (CHARLES) Intermezzo; hy
©. Huerter; pf. [9440
© May 1, 1918; 2 «. May 2, 1918;
* 809528; Boston musie co., Boston.
—— Mélodie; by C. Huerter; pf.
[9441
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1918;
E 809524; Boston musie ¢co., Boston.
FLULDIGUNG DiR SCHLESISCHEN STANDE
VOR FRIEDRICH DEM GROSSEN IN
BrRESLAU 1741; dichtung von Ernst
von Wildenbruch, musik von Ferdi-
nand Hummel, op. 115; pianoforte
mit text. (2 patriotische melo-
dramen, no. 2.)
[9442 |
© May 10, 1918; 2 °c. May 21, |
1915; FE 807750; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
HvuLt (ALEXANDER) Ten songs; by A.
Hull. [94438
© May 7, 1918; 2 e. May 5, 1918;
1) 510819; Alexander Hull, Newberg,
IB rl
HTIUMMING (THE) BIRD; perpetuo mo-
bile by Geo. J. Trinkaus, fingered by
Leo Troostwyk; cello solo with piano
ace, [and violin part.] [9444
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 19138;
E 8095738; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement, ]
' no. 5, 1913
_HuMorkeESKE; by Dvorak, op. 101, no. 7,
arr. by Henry Dellafield; pf. [9445
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 16,
19138; E 311308; Bach music ©co.,
Boston.
— See also Class (F. Morris); Five
intermezzi.
— See also Samuel (Harold) Three
Light pieces.
- HuMoRESQUE; par Edmond Laurens,
op. 45; pf. [9446
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
BE 307617; Enoch & co., Paris.
—— See also Suite for harp.
HUNGARIAN RWAPSODY, No. 11N F. See
Liszt (Franz)
HUNTER’S EVENING SONG.
bert (F. P.)
HUNTING SONG; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 44, no. 2; pf. Revised elition.
New York, The Virgil piano school
co. (Three compositions, no. 2.)
[9447
© May i7, 1913; 2 ec May 19,
1913; E 309767; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
HUNYADO LASZLO; overture, by Franz
Erkel, arr. by Frank Winterbottom;
military band. (Hawkes & son’s
military band edition, no. 389.)
[9448
© May 21, 1913; 2 ec. May 22,
1913; BE 312158; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
See Schu-
HvUSH HERE COMES THE DREAM MAN.
See Markstern (The) mandolin,
guitar and piano folio, no. 11.
HUSH ME TO DREAMS; harmonised re-
frain, words and music by Kennedy
Russell; mixed voices in C, B flat
and A flat. [9449
© May 14, 1913; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 307719; Gould & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
HyMw (A) OF PRAISE; words by E. M.
Bangs, music by W. A. Post. [9450
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310979: Hope pub. co., Chicago.
_ HYMNE NATIONAL A JEANNE D’ARC;
paroles de Lucien Leluc, musique de
Edouard Mignan. 1. Chant et piano.
2. Marche pour piano seul.
[9451, 9452
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. each May
17, 1913; EB 312099, 312100; Enoch &
co., Paris.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9401
I AM COMING HOME TO-NIGHT; words
by N. Young, music by J. H. Welch.
[9453
© May 10, 1913; 2 c May 14,
1913; E 309628; J. H. Welch, East
Point, Pa.
I AM LIVING SO HAPPY IN Him; words
by W. A. Schell, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [9454
© May 6, 1913; 2 e May 8, 1913;
E 311028; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
Camel
AM NOT WORTHY; easy anthem for
communion or general use, words by
H. W. Baker, music by C. Black-
more; mixed yoices and organ.
[9455
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307628; C. Blackmore, Putney,
England.
J] AM SATISFIED WITH JESUS; words
and music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[9456
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310873; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
I BADE you Go; words by Leslie Oyler,
music by F. Keith Jones; in C.
[9457
© May 26, 1913; 2 ¢. May 27,
1913; E 312178; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd.,, London
I CALL AND cry; full anthem, words
scriptural, English text adapted by
Dean Aldrich, from Tallis’s motet
O sacrum convivium, music by
Thomas Tallis (1510-1585), edited
by Granville Bantock; five mixed
voices. [9458
© June 4, 1913; 2 ¢. June 2, 1913;
BE 312196; J. Curwen & sons, Iltd.,
London.
I CAN’? FORGET WE EVER MET; ballad
words by Louis E. Wilson, music by
Ernest L. Davis. [9459
© May 10, 1913; 2 ec. May 12,
1913; E 309618; Wilson music
house, Hartford.
I COMPARE YOU WITH THE ROSES; words
and music by Albert L. Adams, arr.
by Walter Ff. Kuhn. Harrisburg Pa.
The capitol city pub. co. [9460
© May 3, 1913: 2 ec. May 7, 1913;
E 310939; W. F. Kuhn, Philadel-
phia.
COULD NEVER LOVE ANOTHER GIRL AS I
LOVE you; words and music by A. J.
Forrant. [9461
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
FE 310859; Albert J. Forrant, Salem,
Mass.
al
O71
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9462
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
I’D LIKE TO DREAM IN DREAMLAND WITH
A DREAMY KID LIKE YOU; words by
Sylvester Maguire, music by Alfred
Solman. [9462
© May 15, 19138; 2 @ May 144,
1918; E 3811080; Joe Morris music !
co., New York.
I’D LIKE TO HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH OF
you; words by Harry J. Ashton and
Hd. Miller, music by Fred Fisher.
[9463
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 ec. May 6, 1913;
EK 309505; Windsor musie pub. ¢a., |
Chicago.
I’p
HEART FOR LIFE:
LOVE TO BE YOUR SWEET SWEET-
words by M. C.
Schaub, music by Henry Mather.
Washington, Marks-Goldsmith co..
inc. [9464
(Apr 7, 19132 Qe. Mares, 1913:
E 310831; Merritt C. Schaub, Attica,
Wea:
I’D RATHER BE MOST ANYWHERE THAN
IN A FLYING MACHINE: words by J.
H. Simmons, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [9465
ey sapre 2a, TOs May 20,
Mis; HH. 811432: Je: He Simmons,
Kast Waco, Tex.
ey es
J DREAMED; words by Robert Burns,
music by Amy Titus Worthington.
[9466
© May 5, 1913; 2 c May 5, 1918:
E 310904; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
HAV’NT GoT THE Do RE Mr; words
and music by W. T. Huston, arr. by
PW. 1. tiuston] and Wm. C.) Hen-
derson. [9467
@-i1se. May! 15,' 1918; BH 1314256;
Walter Thomas Houston, Saskatoon,
Canada.
I HEAR YOU SQUALLING; words by
Wood B. Sleeper, music by Thomas
Katt. (Burlesque ballads, no. 3.)
[9468
(© May 16, 1918: 2 c. May 23,
1913; E 312160; Reynolds & co.,
London.
I HEARD THY VOICE; words by R. E.
Stam, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[9469
© Apr. 25,
LO sc ee
May 15, |
1918; FE 311214; Rose E. Stam, West |
Union, Ia.
a7
I KEPT ON TURNING THE HANDLE;
written and composed by R. P. Wes-
ton and EF. J. Barnes. [9470
© May 16, 1918; 2 « May 26,
1913; E 312171; Star music pub. co.,
itd., London.
I KNOW NOT WHY (Weiss nicht, warum
ich dursten soll); English version
by Paul Hoffmann, music by Otto
Urack, op. 10, no, 4;"S0pGeneen.
alto or bar. (4 songs with piano-
forte accompaniment, no. 4). [9471
© June 2, 1918; 2 ec. each June 2,
1913; E 311691; Arthur P. Schimads,
Boston.
I KNOW YOU’RE SOMEWHERE LOVING ME.
See Markstern (The) mandolin,
guitar and piano folio, no. 11.
I LIVE BUT FOR THE LOVE-LIGHT IN YOUR
EYES; words and musie by G. A.
Leigh, arr. by A. B. Kidd. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9472
© Apr. 25, 193> 2 eye ee
1918; E 311411; Geo. Al eek
Houston.
I'LL BE ONE TO JOIN THAT CIRCLE;
words and music by J. E. Chappell.
[9473
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1913;
E 309601; J. E. Chappell, Hannibal,
Mo.
I'LL, JOIN, YOU LATER
the Titanic.
I'LL RETURN WITH THE MAYFLOWERS IN
THE DELL; words and music by A.
McKee. [9474
© Apr. 23, 1913: 2 ¢, May a 19ia-;
} 810661; A. McKee, Allegan, Mich.
I'LL WAIT; words and music by W. J.
Elener. New York, Len Fleming &
co. [9475
©. May 16, 19138: 2 ei
1918; E 311498; Will J. EHlener,
Spring Valley, N. Y.
I LOVE MY GIRL FROM ‘TENNESSEE;
words by Al. J. Cameron, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [9476
© Apr. 25, 191337 22 ae
1913; E 311449; A. J. Cameron, St.
Paul.
I LOVE you DEAR! See Dear heart.
I'M A HALLELUJAH CHRISTIAN; words
by N. Young, music by J. H. Welch.
[9477
© May 10, 1913; 2 ec May 14,
1918; E 809629; J. H. Welch, East
Point, Pa.
See Dreams of
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
I’M A LONELY WIDOW; words by J. 8
Crandell, music by Victor Lecoq.
[9478
© 1c. May 13, 1913; E 311086;
John Stanley Crandell, State Col-
lege, Pa.
I'M GOIN’ BACK TO MY GAL; words by
Victor Wood, music by Harry
Jentes. [9479
© Apr. 24, 1918; 2 c« Apr. 26,
1918; E 310692; Wood music house,
New York.
I’M HOMESICK FOR MOTHER AND YOU:
words by Bruce Brown, music by
Paul English. [9480
Peay. 2s lis: 2c. May. 21,
1918; E 309818; Frank K.
co., Chicago.
I’M IN LOVE; from the Hundred dollar
bill, words by E. W. Patterson, mu-
sic by G. Blair. Sedalia and Kan-
sas City, Mo., Blair & Patterson.
[9481
. © May 5, 1918; 2 ec. May 7, 1913;
E 310957; Edwin W. Patterson,
Kansas City, Mo., and Girard Blair,
, Sedalia, Mo.
I’M NOT ALONE; words by A. H. Ack-
' ley, music by B. D. Ackley. 4to.
[9482
( © May 29, 1918; 2 ce May 24,
| 1918; E 311526; Homer A. Rode-
'
|
Root &
heaver, Chicago.
‘I'M ON THE JURY; words by Gus Kahn,
music by Grace Le Boy. [S483
© May 6, 1913; 2 ce. May 7, 1913;
E 310945; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
Yew York.
I'M THE GUY; words by H. K. Rach-
| ford, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[9484
' © Apr. 25, 1913; 2 e May 20,
1913; E 311871; H. K. Rachford,
West Jackson, Miss.
* THINKING TO-NIGHT OF SOMEONE;
words by Bert Keppler, music by
| Albert Swift. Washington, H. Kir-
: en Dugdale co., ine. [9485
} © Apr. 25, 1913: 2)-ex May 20,
1913; E 311385; Wm. Bert Keppler,
Dubuque, la.
‘I OWE IT ALL TO YOU; words by W. O.
| Sharp, music by L.A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[9486
. © Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ce. May 20,
( 1913; E 311406; W. O. Sharp, Car-
. thage, Il.
|
9495
I SHALL BE SATISFIED THEN; words
and music by G. A. Dale. [9487
© May 12, 1913; 2 ce May 12,
1913; E 309656; Geo. A. Dale, Vir-
ginia, Il.
I SHALL SEE HIM BY AND BY; words by
A. W. F. and C. H. Gabriel, music
by C. H. Gabriel. [9488
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 19138;
E 311026; Chas. H. Gabriei, Chicago.
I SHOULD HAVE MET YOU A LONG TIME
AGO; words by Lew Brown, music
by Herman Paley. [9489
© May 14, 1913; 2 « May 15,
1918; E 311267;
New York.
Paley music ¢o.,
I SHOULD worRy; lyrics by H. Hay-
garth-Leonard, music by Baretto de
Souza. [9490
© ic. May 7, 1918; E 312020:
Baretto de Souza, % G. Schirmer,
New York.
I’VE LOTS TO TELL YOU. DEARIE. THAT I
DARE NOT WRITE; words by A. B. Nel-
son, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9491
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,1913;
E 3113898; Anna B. Nelson, Union
Springs, Ala.
I WANT A CHICKEN WITH BIG BLUE
EYES; words and music by W. Harry
Heisler. [9492
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1918;
E 310657 ; Moore & Heisler music co.,
Philadelphia.
I WANT ANOTHER GIRL FROM OUR TOWN;
words by A. Cole, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale ¢co., inc. [9493
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2c. May 20, 1913;
E 311428; Albert Cole, Columbus, O.
I WANT SOME ONE TO LOVE ME LIKE MY
MAMMA USED TO DO; words and mu-
sic by John F. Ryan. [9494
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec May 29,
1913; E 311673; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
I WANT TO BE A BIRD-MAN; words by G.
Satterlee, music by Joseph F. Lamb.
Brooklyn, Satterlee music co. [9495
© May 12, 1913; 2 c«. May 12,
1913; E 309824; G. Satterlee, Brook-
lyn.
i 573
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WAN'T TO BE PALLY WITH EVERYONE;
written and composed by Alec Ken-
dall and Chas. Ridgwell. [9406
© May 27, 1918; 2 ¢. May 28,
118; W B80OTTO5; B. Feldman & co.,,
London,
WANT TO BE SOMERODY’S BABY GIRL,
See Markstern (The) mandolin,
guitar, and plano follo, no, 11.
WANT TO BE TRUE EVERY DAY; words
by W. ©. Poole, music by ©. H.
Gabriel, [94907
© May 6, 1918; 2c, May 8, 1918;
I) 811029; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
WANT TO GO TO THE BALL GAME; words
by Ned. Nye and Chas, G. Wichel,
music by A, Von 'Tilzer, [9498
© May 6, 1918; 2c. May 7, 1918;
EK 310925; Albert Von Tilzer, New
York.
WANT TO SEE A MINSTREL SHOW; by
Leighton bros. and Ren. Shields,
arr. by W. C. O’Hare; vocal orch.
in G. 4to, 9499
© May 56, 1918: 2 c. May 6, 1918;
I 809497: M. Whitmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
urrangement, ]
WAS AVIATING AROUND; words by
Vineent Bryan, music by Ren. G.
May. [9500
© May 16, 1918: 2 ca May 15,
1918; I 811257; Maurice Abrahams
music co., ine., New York.
WAS ONLY FLIRTING WITH YoU; words
by Arthur M, Rodrix, musie by Burt
Wallace. Washington, HH. WKirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9501
© Apr. 25, 1918: 2 ca May 15,
1918; HW 811171; Arthur M. Rod-
riguez, Winnipeg, Canada.
WILT, ALWAYS LOVE you; words by
lerman Kahn, music by L. Fried-
man, [9502
© May 19, 1918; 2c. May 26,
1918; If 809889; Leo Friedman, Chi-
CAO.
WILL BE WITH YOU WHEN THE LILACS
BLOOM AGAIN; words by J. Mar-
tinowski, musie by Charles EB. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co, [9508
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
KE 811111;
ton,
John Martinowski, Bos-
I
—
pt. Its, 1. &, Ve 8
ke ee
WILL VOR YOU, BUY NO ONE ELSE;
words by 1. Rossner, musi¢e by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H, Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9504
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢c May 20,
1918; KH oltd446; EKugene Rossner,
Rochester, N. X.
WILL REMEMBER AND REGRET; lyric by
Caro Roma, music by Jessie Mae
Jewitt; song with violin obligato.
[9505
© May 19, 1918; 2 « May 20,
1918; 1 811848; M. Witmark & sons,
New York,
WONDER IF SHE EVER THINKS OF ME;
words by G. Hoffman, musie by Al-
bert Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale eo., ine, [9506
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ca May 20,
1918; HH 811466; Geo. Hoffmann,
Wlint, Mich.
WOULD GIVE MY LOVE; words by W. C.
Martin, music by Florence Williams
Maleoner, [9507
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
W 810980; Hope pub. ¢co., Chicago.
WOULD LIKE TO CALL YOU SWEET-
HEART, IF I ONLY HAD THE MEANS;
words and musie by D. L. Bondi.
Unace. {9508
© 1c May 15, 1918; DB 311614;
PD. L. Bondi, Memphis, Tenn.
WOULD LIKE TO WED A GIRL LIKE YOU;
words by Harry Sheman, music by
Joe Marrell, {9509
© May 21, 1918; 2 c. May 21,
1918; 1 809795; Sheman & Farrell,
Carbondale, Pa.
WOULD LOSE THE OTHER TWO; words
by D. C. Woode, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢co., inc. [9510
© Apr. 25,: 1918; 2 « May 165,
1918; #811228; D. C. Woode, Alamo-
gordo, N. Mex,
IDEAL OF MY DREAMS; words by IL.
Briggs, musie by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9511
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 a May 15,
1918; H 811194; Lena Briggs, In-
dianapolis.
IDLEWILD MAZURKA; by Charles Brun-
o74
over; mandolin duo form and piano
aee, [9512
© Apr 21, 1918; 2 c.May iS,
1918; EF 811146; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee,
4 MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
9530
IpyL (AN) See Eckersley (R.) Three
short encore songs.
IpytL_; See Samuel (Harold) Three
light pieces.
IDYLLE PRINTAN!£RE; by Alfred Pratt,
op. 17: clarinet and piano. [9513
© May 21, 1913; 2 «. May 22,
1913; E 312156; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
IDYLLE SAUVAGE; danse-intermezzo par
Alfredo Barbirolli; piano. [9514
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307648; Durand et cie., Paris.
IF HEARTS GROW SAD; words by R. C.
| Tharp, music by Claude Fenn-Ley-
jand; in F. [9515
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1913;
BE 307437; Philharmonic pub. co.,
London.
Ir I ONLY HAD A SWEETHEART; words
by A. E. Gustafson, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [9516
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 « May 15,
1912; FE 311215; Arthur E. Gustaf-
son, Woodstock, Ill.
{
|
i
( Ir If WERE NOT 50; words by Jessie
Brown Pounds, music by Samuel W.
| Beazley. (9517
© May 16, 1913; 2 « May 19,
{ 1913; EB 300727; E. O. Excell, Chi-
{ cago.
If SHE HAS ONLY GOT THE DOUGH;
words by J. E. Morrison, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9518
\ © Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. May 15,
1913; E 311204; James E. Morrison,
| Lowell.
‘
Ir THE TRAIN WRECKS, I’VE Gor MY
MULE TO BIDE; words and music by
A. S. Ruben. (9519
©l1ec. May 2, 1913; E 209854;
Alex. 8. Ruben, New Orleans.
IF THEY’D BURY ALEXANDER’S BAND;
words by Worton David and Bert
_ Lee, music by H. Fragson. [9520
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 28,
1913; E 207468; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
IF THOU WILT WALK WITH ME; words
- by Johnson Oatman, jr., music
_ Haldor Lillenas. [9521
i» Ea 'gh 15, 1913; 2c May 1, 1913;
310642; Jno. T. Benson, Nash-
ole
96875—13——_4
?
Ivy WE ONLY TRY; words by W. Ches-
ter Gray, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9522
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 « May 15,
1913; FE 311242; W. C. Gray, Chester,
Miss.
IF YOU HAD ANSWERED; lyric and music
by Kate Vannah. [9523
© May 19, 1913; 2c, May 20,
1913; E 312121; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
IF YOU KNEW HOW MUCH I LOVED YOU;
words and music by E. Smith.
[9524
© May 21, 1913; 2 ce. May 19,
1913; E 309773; Emily Smith, New
York.
IF YOU LOVED ME TRUE; words by H.
Irving, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [9525
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢«. May 15,
1913; E 311230; Harry Irving,
Newburgh, N. Y.
IF YOU ONLY KNEW wHaAT I KNOW
SAYS THE MOON; words and music
by Robert D. Sharp. Denver, Col..
Robt. D. Sharp music co. [9526
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310807; Robt. D. Sharp, Denver.
Iy YOU REFUSE IT; drinking song by B.
J. Dellett; pf. with melody. [9527
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1913; E 309538;
Bruce J. Dellett, New York.
IF YOUR WIFE WANTS TO GO TO THE
COUNTRY, LET HER GO, LET HE GO,
LET HER GO; words by Chas. A.
Bayha, music by Harry Jentes.
[9528
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; FE 309884; York music ¢o.,
New York.
Im seraryr (In the seralgio); text
von J. P. Jacobsen, English words
by L. H. David, musik von Chris-
tian Sinding. (Ftinf lieder, no. 4).
[9529
© May 16, 1912; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 207808; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
Zig.
Imam. See Markstern (The) man-
dolin, guitar, and plano folio, no.
11.
IMMANUEL; words by Mrs. C. D. Mar-
tin, music by W. Stillman Martin.
(952)
© Apr. 15, 1912; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
we 310643; Jno. T. Benson, Nash-
lle.
a79
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9531
IMPERIAL (THE) EAGLE; quick march
by <A. Shrimpton; drum and fife
corps. 4to. (Boosey’s new drum
and fife journal, no. 215.) [95381
Or May jUTy 291332 ‘erage 19:
1918; E 807728; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
IMPROMPTU IN D; by Ernest Halsey;
organ. obl. Svo. (The organ loft,
book XCIV, no. 282.) [9532
© Apr. 4, 19135 2 es May 122,
1918; E 312147; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
IMPROVISATION; by Arne Oldberg, op.
32: piano. [9533
© May 29, 1913; 2 © May 31,
19138; H 309974; G. Schirmer, New
York.
IMPROVVISO PATRIOTTICO; musica di
Giulio Ricordi, riduzione di Ar-
manno Morlacchi. 1. Mandolino e
piano, con 2° mandolino ad lib. 2.
Due mandolini, mandola e piano. 3.
Mandolino e chitarra, con 2° man-
dolino ad lib. 4. Due mandolini,
mandola e chitarre. [95384-9537
© May 38, 1913; 2 c each May 5,
1918; E 307603-307606; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangements. |
IN A COLLEGE TOWN; march militaire,
by R. A. Browne; piano. New York,
Smith & Browne. [9538
(© May 23, 1918; 2 c May 21,
tote oe) Busse! ., haymond’ A,
Browne, New York.
IN A DEVONSHIRE LANE; words by F.
Sidgwick, music by Colin Taylor.
(Modern songs, no. 68.) [9539
© May 9, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1918;
E 307631; Stainer & Bell, 1td., Lon-
don.
In ARCADY BY MOONLIGHT; words by
Kendall Banning, music by Gena
Branscombe [i. e. Gena Branscombe
Teaney]; soprano and alto. (In
The sun dial; Edition Schmidt, no.
161.) [9540
© May 26, 1913; 2 c each May 26,
1913; E 309905; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
IN BoND STREET; march from The girl
on the film, music by Walter Kollo
and Albert Sirmay, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; piano. [9541
(© May 14, 19183; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 3807713; Chappell & ¢o., 1td.,
London.
pt. Dt ao Seve
In Britrany (En Bretagne) ; suite in
four parts, by Christiaan Kriens;
orchestra. Contents:—In Saint -
Malo.—Gavotte of duchess Anne.—
The strand at Parame.—aA feast in
Brittany. [9542
© May .19, 1913; 2%. “May e20:
19138; EH 312122; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
IN DEAR OLD BURLINGTON; words and
music by Walter A. Stone. [ 9548.
© May 22, 1913; 2 ce. May 24,
1918; EH 311529: Conrad Ita, Bur-
lington, Ia.
IN DREAMLAND; reverie by Wallace
Vincent; pf. [9544
© May 12, 1913; 2 @ May 14,
1918; E 309649; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
words by Marshall Roberts, music
by Frances Weir; no. 2in C. [9545
© Apr. 26, 1913;.20eyener ae,
1913; E 807462; Elkin & oco., ltd.,
London.
In GopD’s HARVEST; words by Eben HE.
Rexford, music by R. Frank Leh-
man. [9546
© May 1, 1918; 2 © May 1, 19138;
E 310981; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
IN LOVING ITALY; words by C. F. Dono-
van, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[9547
© Apr. 25, 1913832 esi ee,
1913; E 311458; Cecil F. Donovan,
Revere, Mass.
In MaytTiME; words from the German,
music by John Adams Loud; high
voice in F. [9548
© May 3, 1918; 2 «. May 5, 1918;
E 3810862; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
IN MEADOWS GAY; ten little pieces by
Nicolas D’Averil; piano. [9549
© May 24, 1913; Ber iiay 2s,
1913; E 812165; Hilkin & co., ltd.,
London.
IN MEMORY OF THE TITANIC; words
and music by C. L. Hall. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine.
[9550
© Apr. 25, 1913;.2 co eMaye ts,
1913; E 3111838; C. Li. Bales
mond, 8S. D.
In Norway; a selection of Norwegian
songs and dances by John Itzel;
oreh. [9551
© May 138, 1913; 2 Geigy aea,
19138; E 311255; Musiclovers co.,
Hamilton Grange Station, N. Y.
O76
no. 5, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
IN OLD TENNESSEE; words and music
by Maurice E. Leavy. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9552
mh Apr...28,, 1913; 2 ¢; May 15,
1918; E 311287; M. E. Leavy, Mel-
rose, Mass.
IN OLDEN TIME. See Wayside fancies.
IN SatntT-MAto. Sce In Brittany.
IN SILKS AND FINE ARRAY. See Child-
hood’s days, no. 2.
IN SOLITUDE; nocturne by Alice Boy-
sen, op. 2, arr. by C. N. Tuttle; man-
dolin orchestra. [9553
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
FE 311651; Charles N. Tuttle, Neosho,
Mo. [Copyright is claimed on re-
arranging and republishing. ]
IN SPAIN; words by M. Louise Baum,
music by Vincenzo di Chiara, arr. by
N. Clifford Page; two sopranos and
alto. (The laurel octavo, no. 231.)
[9554
© May 7, 1913; 2c. May 19, 1918;
E 309739; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement of music text and new
text. ]
IN SPRINGTIME (Au _ printemps); by
Charles Huerter: pf. [9555
© May 1; 1913; 2c. May 2, 1913;
E 809522; Boston music co., Boston.
IN STARLIT VALE; serenade by Geo.
Rosenkrans; full band. 4to. [9556
© May 12, 1913; 2 c« May 14,
1913; E 309620; C. H. Berg, Cleve-
land.
IN THAT DAY SHALL THIS SONG BE
SUNG; anthem, words from the Bible,
music by E. S. Hosmer; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choir and choral mu-
sic, no. 12452). [9557
© May 19, 1913; 2 c May 31,
1913; E 309955; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
IN THE ARENA; march by H. Engel-
mann, op. 608, arr. by Richard Fer-
ber; piano, six hands. [9558
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. May 831,
1918; E 3814007; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
IN THE BLUE GRASS HILLS OF OLD KEN-
TUCKY; melody by Frank Stilwell
and J. Kendis, arr. by Mornay D.
Helm. [9559
(© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 311507;
James Kendis music co., New York.
9568
IN THE BOSOM OF THE HIGHEST; words
by Ken C. Tongren, music by Hal-
dor Lillenas. [9560
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 ce. May 1, 1913;
EK 310688; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
IN THE DRAWING-ROOM I OFTEN MEET
HIM; words and music by George
Arthurs and Worton David. [9561
©: May) 23,) 1913's «26, June, 2;
1913; E 312199; Star music pub. ¢o.,
Itd., London.
IN THE SHADOW OF THE EVENING;
words by E. J. Norton, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [9562
© Apts 25," 191s: 2 oo Maw i,
19138; H 311247; Ella’ J: Norton,
Waterbury, Conn.
IN THE SoutTH; alla tarentella, by
Edwin H. Lemare, op. 90; organ.
(Concertsttick no. 2.) [9563
© Apr..17, 1913; 2.¢. May 71,1913:
E 312023; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
IN THE SWING; swing song by Geo. J.
Trinkaus, fingered by Leo Troost-
wyk; cello solo with piano ace.
[and violin part. ] [9564
© May.8, 1913; 2c. May 9, 19138;
E 3809578; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
IN THE VALLEY OF THE MOHAWE; lyric
by E. Addy, music by J. F. Ryan.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [9565
© Apr. 10, 1913:; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
EK 311114; Elsie Addy, Ithaca, New
York.
IN THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA; words by
Earl Dunn, music by Paul Eugene.
[9566
© May 22, 1913; 2 « May 23,
1913; E 309860; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
IN THE WORLD’S MIGHTY GALLERY;
words by Mrs. H. Ehrlichman, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9567
© Apr. 25, 20tss"2 ‘co May eg,
1913; E 311441; Mrs. H. Ehrlich-
man, Milwaukee.
IN VIRGINIA; music by F. J. Zeisberg;
mezzo voice. [9568
© May 10, 1918; 2 ¢«. May 13,
LOAS)s. 30), SULOST ou ik. «lar, ee Cre Da:
Zeisberg, Abingdon, Va.
O77
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pt. 2 saves
2569
INDIAN GHOST DANCE; by W. A. Tay-
lor, ‘Op:,./5;/ 110,45 5. DE. [9569
© May 18, 1913; 2 ce: (May 20;
1913; E 311336; W. B. Hasey, West
Somerville, Mass.
INFANT JOY.
AO: S:
See Childhood’s days,
INFANT sorROoW. See Childhood’s days,
NO. oO.
INNI CRISTIANI per le chiese, le scuole
Gomenicali e le famiglie, con letture
9
responsive delle Sacre Scritture. 3
p. |, iii-xvii, 407 p. S8vo. $0.50.
[9570
Cc) Apr. 4, 19128- 2 «Apr. 5,A913 ;
A 346248; Amer. tract soc., New
York.
INTERLUDE; extraite de Au jardin de
Marguerite, musique de t0ger-
Ducasse, réduction pour piano a 2
mains, par l’auteur. [9574
©, Apr. 1, 1913; 2 « May 10, 1913;
E 307649; Durand et cie, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
INTERMEDIATE
NIQUE;
Ss pL.
AND ADVANCED TECH-
by FEF. Addison Porter, op.
(Edition Schmidt, no. 154.)
[9572
© May 10; 19138; 2c. May 12,
1913; E 309604; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
vou Fritz
INTERMEZZO. See
yon Bose.
Suite ;
— See also Susie, comédie-operette.
INTO MY LIFE SHE CAME; words by
Grace Denio Litchfield, music by
Arthur Hinton. (Stainer & Bell’s
modern songs, no. 76.) [9573
iS) May 22, 1918; 2 sc. May 22,
1913; E 312153; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
JONA WALTZ; by J. H. Barnes; pf.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [9574
te Apr. 25. 1918s 2d. “Mayo,
1913; E 311484; John H. Barnes,
Smithfield, Utah.
IRIS; intermezzo by Pierre Renard,
arr. by: Carl WKoelling:: prin Six
bands. [9575
© May 15, 1918; 2 ec. May 15,
1918; E 311301; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
|
IRISH EYES; waltz song, music by W.
Wolff. [9576
© 1c. May 28, 1913; E 309941;
Walter Wolff, San Francisco.
IRISH TUNE FROM COUNTY DERRY; col-
lected by Miss J. Ross, music arr.
by Percy Aldridge Grainger set for
string band with 1 or 2 horns at
will. Score. (British folk-musie set-
tings, no. 15.) [9577
© May 10, 19138: 2 e) Mayet,
1913; E 307752; Schott & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
ISLAND (THE) OF LOVE; words by W.
L. Parsons, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9578
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 Gy) Mayeia
1913; E 311201; Wilfrid L. Parsons,
McGraw, N. Y.
ISLE D’AMOUR; valse by Leo Edwards,
arr. by Lee Orean Smith; orchestra.
Ato. [9579
© May 27, 1913; 2 « May 28,
1913; HE 3809919; Leo Feist, New
York.
ISN’T THERE SOME LITTLE HEART THAT’S
LONESOME? words by G. L. Troland,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[9580
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 « May 15,
1913; E 311199; Geo. L. Troland,
Bridgeport, Conn.
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN; words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, musie by C. H. Ga-
briel. [9581
© May 6, 1913; 2 ce. May 8, 1913;
E 311027; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
IT NEEDS BUT A LOOK; words by Mrs.
C. D. Martin, music by W. Stillman
Martin. [9582
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 e. May 1, 1913;
E 310640; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
It’s A LONG LONG ROAD TO DOVER:
words by May Elliott, music by
Tom Sutton; in key of D. [9583
© Apr. 23, 19138. 2 @ Ane,
1913; E 307546; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
It’s JUST HOW FAR YOU GO; irom
When dreams come true, words by
Philip Bartholomae, music by Silvio
Hein. [9584
© May 16, 1913; 2 « May 16,
1918; E 309683; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
078
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
It’s SUMMERTIME; words by Jessica
Moore, music by Geo. L. Spaulding.
[9585
© May 12, 1913; 2 c& May 14,
1913; E 309650; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Ii’8 THE BEST GAME TWO CAN: PLAY;
words by A. J. Mills, music by Ben-
nett Scott and F. Collis Wildman.
[9586
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,
19138; E 307469; Star music pub. ¢o.,
Itd., London.
I7’s THE J. O. U. A. M.; words and
music by C. E. Wood. [9587
© May 20, 1913; 2 ce. May 23,
1913; E 311359; Charles E. Wood,
Mariners Harbor, N. Y.
It’s THE MAN ON THE JOB; words by
J. R. Quiros, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9588
Pisa pr 25,' 1918: 2 ¢. May 15,
Pan. 6 S11177T; Jos. RK. Quiros;
Phoenix, Ariz.
iv’s. THE TIME FOR THE B. V.. D’s;
words by John C. Hanson, music by
L. F. Miiler. [9589
© 1c. May 19, 1913; E 309725;
Leonard Franklin Miller, Brooklyn.
It’s THE WONDERFUL WAY HE LOVES;
words by Homer Wesley, music by
Al Piantadosi. [9590
© May 23, 1913; 2 ec. May 24,
1918; E 311524; Leo Feist, New
York.
It’s you, ANNA Lu; words by W. E.
Wehrung, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [9591
ic) Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
19138; E 311455; Wesley Webrung,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Iv TAKES A LITTLE RAIN WITH THE SUN-
SHINE TO MAKE THE WORLD GO
ROUND; words by Ballard Mac Don-
ald, music by Harry Carroll. [9592
© May 20, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311344; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York.
It wAs His LOVE; words by E. A.
Hoffman, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[95938
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
KE 310874; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
9602
Iv WAS ONLY A DREAM; words by J. R.
Quiros, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9594
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 @ May 15,
1913; E 311186; Jos R. Quiros,
Phoenix, Ariz.
ITALIABAN. See P&lmay ilka.
JACK 0’ LANTERN; danse grotesque by
R. 8S. Morrison; pf. [9595,
© Apr. 80, 1918; 2c. Apr. 30, 1913;
Ki 3809475; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
JaDIS; par Ch. Steiger, pour le piano.
[9596
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913:
E 307650; Durand et cie., Paris.
JANE; words by Geo. O. Perry, music
by L. Z. Phillips, arr. by Cairmond
Millette. [9597
© May 19, 1913; 2 ec May 19,
1913; E 809714; Theron C. Bennett
co., New York.
JAPANESE FOLK SONG; intermezzo by
H. WK. Joné; pf. [9598
© May 15, 1918; 2 ¢. May 16,
19138; E 3812087; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
JAPANESE LOVE SONG; words by Clar-
ence Stratton, music by Ernest R.
Kroeger, op. 81, no. 2; medium voice
in D. [9599
© May 19, 1913; 2 ce May 81,
1918; E 309949; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
JEMIMA; words by D. Eardley-Wilmot,
music by C. Finucane Draper. [9600
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 28, 1918;
E 307445: Chappell & co., ltd., Lon.
don.
JENKINS’ ADVANCED BAND BOOK; by
H. O. Wheeler, E. W. Berry, Chas,
L. Johnson et al; band. 11 parts.
obl. 24mo. [9601
© May 5, 1918; 1 ¢. each May 5,
1913; 1 ¢c each May 26, 19138; H
809912; J. W. Jenkins’ sons music
co., Kansas City, Mo.
JEsTE JA SE PODivAM PocHOD; by J.
Germick, arr. by A. Grill; band.
4to. [9602
© May 10, 1918; 2 ec May 16,
1913; E 309677; Jos. Jiran, Chicago,
o79
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9603
JESU WORD OF GOD INCARNATE (Ave
verum); by W. C. Williams; quar-
tett. New York, Robin Ellis. [9603
© May 12, 1913; 2c. May 12,
1913; E 309610: W. C. Williams,
New York.
JESUS IS COMING; words and music by
R. T. Willey. [9604
(CG) May 25-1913 .:2) © May 19,
1918; E 3809719; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
JESUS, LOVER OF MY SOUL; by Ernst
Pauer, arr. by I. P. Ryder, ed. by
Ross Hilton; quartet for mixed
voices. 4to. [9605
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 309553; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
JESUS REIGNS; words by EH. EH. Hewitt,
music by T. Martin Towne. [9606
(©) May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 19138;
FE 310982; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
JESUS WILL ALWAYS REIGN; words by
L. King, music by C. E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
CO: [9607
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2.c.\May 5, 1913;
EH 3111386; Louisa King, Clayville,
Fae
JESUS WILL SAVE; words by Mrs. O. C.
Payne, music by A. L. Boatright.
[9608
Cy May 21. 1O1Ss" 2 “e. May 23,
19138; E 309859; A. L. -Boatright,
Tola, Kan. ;
JESUS WONDERFUL SAVIOR; words by
Jennie Ree, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [9609
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 19138;
EK 310983; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
JEU (LE) CHARMANT; marche par
Francois Simon; orchestre avec
piano conducteur. 4to. [9610
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1918;
E 307696; Heugel et cie., Paris.
JIM AND ME; words and music by F. M.
Graham; solo and male quartet.
Madison, Wis. The evangelistic
pub. co. 4to. [9611
© May 15. 1918; 2 ec May 10.
1913; H 811060; FF. M.: ‘Graham,
Greensboro, Ga.
JIMMY; whistling song, words by R. C.
Tharp, music by Claude Fenn-Ley-
land. [9612
© dan. 1; 1018" 2 ec Web, 26," lore
H 307438; Philharmonic pub. co.,
London.
Dt. 1m Ss wes
Joyo; two-step by H. Mouton; piano.
[9613
© Mar. 20, 1913: 2 (cei
19183; E 3807676; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
—— -—— pour orchestre avec piano
conducteur. 4to. [9614
© Apr. 1, 1918 2°¢. Ajpr 2iieie=
E 307492; Heugel & cie., Paris.
JoLLy (THE) BLUE-COATS; words and
music by W. Scott. Washington,
Marks Goldsmith ¢o., ine. [9615
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 May aod
E 310857; Walter Scott, Brooklyn
Hills, (Ney ¥.
JOLLY BOYS MARCH; by A. J. Shaw;
banjo. [9616
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 eae
1918; E 310951; A. J. Shaw, Chi-
cago.
JOLLY (A) TIME; march by F. W. Rob-
inson; pf. (9617
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
I 310937; F. W. Robinson, Warren,
Me.
JONGLERIE. . See Godard (B. L. P.)
Joy (THE) BELLS OF MY SOUL; words
by A. S. Leonard, music by CH.
Gabriel. [9618
© May 25, 1918: 2 Gy hie:
1918; E 309723; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
Joy (THE) RIDERS; descriptive galop
by W. A. Barrington Sargent; orch.
Ato. [9619
© May 20, 1918; 2 @ May 2s,
1913; E 309849; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
JOY-RIDERS’ (THE) MARCH; by Chas.
Fredericks; full band. 4to. [9620
© May 12, 1918." 2) > Mie.
1918; E 3809619; C. H. Berg, Cleve-
land.
JOYEUS DE FLUTE. See Pénélope.
JOYEUSE ENTREE; pas redoublé de con-
cert, par G. Parés; partie pour )pi- |
ano conducteur. [9621
© Apr: 1, 191835 29e Apes |
1918; E 307532; Gabriel Parés, |
Paris.
JOYFUL TIDINGS; words by HE. EH. Hew- |
itt, music by W. A. Post. [9622 §
© May 1, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1913; |
E 310984; Hope pub. co., Chicago. |
580
no. 5, 1913
JOYOUS LOVE: by Herbert Spencer, arr.
by Carl F. Williams; in E flat; vo-
eal orchestra. 4to. [9623
© May 23, 1913; 2 c May 24,
1918; E 311545; M Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
lyric by Fleta Jan Brown, music
by Herbert Spencer. [9624
© May 19, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311349; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
JOYOUS WANDERINGS;: by Carl Moter;
piano. [9625
© May 19, 1918; 2 c. May 19,
1918; E 309781; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
JURBILATE; by W. A. C. Cruickshank ;
mixed voices and organ. 4to. (Mod-
ern church services, no. 166.)
[9626
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10,
1918; E 307632; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London.
JUBILATE DEO, NO. 2 IN E FLAT; music
by W. C. Williams; duett for sop.
and alto, solo for sop. and chorus.
New York, Robin Ellis. 4to. [9627
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310797; W. C. Williams, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
JUBILATIO; par E. Ratez, op. 58, pour
grand orgue. (Trois piéces no. 2.)
[9628
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 29,
1918; E 307488; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
JupE (W. H.) Twelve Lymns; words
by W. Cartwright-Newsam and
others, music composed by W. H.
Jude and others, edited and arr. by
W. H. Jude. Svo. [9629
(©) May 10, 19138; 2 c. May 17,
1913; E 312112; Reid bros., Itd.,
London.
JUDGMENT DAY MUST COME: words
and music by Haldor Lillenas.
[9630
Pao 45, 1952-2 ¢c. May 1,
1913; E 310636; Jno. I. Benson,
Nashville.
JUGEMENT (LE) DERNIER; po@éme sym-
phonique et vocal, en deux parties,
musique et texte adapté les
psaumes, traduction de J. B. Rous-
seau, par Jules Mouquet, op. 8, pour
soli et choeurs; partition piano et
chant réduite par l’auteur. 4to.
[9631
= Aor ts 191: 2c. Apr. 21,
1913; E 307506; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9641)
duitter (July); valse intermezzo by
Felix Godin; full oreh. 4to. (Or-
chestral journal of popular music,
no. 504.) [9632
© May 15, 1918; 2 c May 20,
1913; E 311334; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
pf. [96338
© May 15, 1913; 2 c May 16,
1915; FE 312088; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
JuivE (LA) See Halévy (J. F. F. E.)
JUNE BUG; idyll by Eugene Platzmann;
pf. [9634
© May 3, 1918; 2c. May 5,.1918;
I) 310915; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. :
JUNE ROSES; by H. O. Wheeler; trom-
bone, cornet and piano. 4to. [9635
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
H 310846; Victor Arnold music co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Children’s Day service for the
Sunday school, words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson et al., music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley et al; ed. by G. F.
Rosche. S8vo. [9636
© Apr. 4, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1913;
A 344428; George F. Rosche, Chi-
cago.
JUNE THE ROSE-CROWNED; words by W.
Masterton, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. . [9637
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 3114389; Wm. Masterton,
Nottingham, England.
JUST A PACKAGE OF OLD LETTERS; words
by Mrs. B. Welch, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9638
© "Apr. 25, 1913; 2c May 15,
1913; E 311174; Mrs. Bert Welch,
Leonardsville, N. Y.
JUST A PLAIN GIRL; humorous song,
words by R. S. Hooper, music by
H. M. Tennent. 9639
May 26, 1918; 2 ¢« May 24,
1913; E 307769; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don.
JUST BECAUSE HE’S POPULAR: words by
A. Burnett, music by C. L. Lewis.
[9640
© May 5, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913:
E 310813; Allen Burnett, Hart-
well, O.
O81
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9641
JUST BECAUSE YOU’VE BEEN SO GOOD TO
ME, THAT’S WHY I LOVE YOU; words
and music by J. G. Ellis. [9641
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 19, 1913;
E 309736; Jas. G. Ellis, Chicago.
JUST DREAMS, FOND DREAMS; words by
M. Harper, music by Ferd E. Mier-
isch. New York, Ferd. H. Mierisch.
[9642
© May 9, 1918; 2 ec. May 31, 19138;
E 309959; May Harper, % J. P.
Harper, Denver.
JUST FOR THIS; words by Cora Fabbri,
music by Claire Guédy. [9643
CC) May 165, 1993-32" e.. Mag,
1913; EH 311276; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
JUST ’ROUND THE CORNER ON HONEY-
MOON STREET; cricket waltz song,
words and music by B. Murphy.
San Francisco, Scholz & Webster.
[9644
© Apr. 20, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1913;
E 310685; Blanche Murphy, Los
Angeles.
JUST SEND FOR ME; written and com-
posed by R. A. Browne. New York,
Smith & Browne. [9645
© May 23, 1913: 2 ¢c. May 21,
1915; E 3809886; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
JUST THREE LITTLE WORDS, I LOVE YOU;
words and music by M. W. Abra-
hams. Popular ed. May Pen, Ja-
maica, B. W. I. The Abrahams mu-
Sic co. [9646
© May 5, 1913; 2 c«. May 8, 19138;
E 310960; M. W. Abrahams, May
Pen, Jamaica, B. W. I.
JUST TO KNOW THAT YOU LOVE ME;
words by EH. D. Watson, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9648
(PA. 25, 1913" 2 eG) May iid.
1913; E 311205; E. D. Watson, San
Francisco.
JUST TWO LITTLE EYES; words and mu-
sic by F. Wilson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9648
©). Ape... .25; 1013". 2c. May 20:
1913; E 311420; Frank Wilson, Co-
lumbus, O.
JUsT you; words and music by BE. A.
Muckey. [9649
© 1c. May 14, 1918; E 309636;
Karle Alger Muckey, San Francisco.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
IKKAFFEEMUHLE (DIE); humoristische
gesellschaftstanz mit gesang, text
und musik von W. Boehme, op. 302.
1. Gesang u. piano. 2. Salonorches-
ter mit gesang. [9650, 9651
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. each May 21,
1918; EK 3807757, 3807758; Willy
Boehme, Berlin. [Copyright is
claimed on orchestra. ]
KAISER (THE) MARCH; arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; band. 4to. [9652
© May 17, 19183. 2,64), May 49,
1913; E 3809698; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
IXANSAS VERSUS CANAAN; words by EH.
Tatlock, music by H. Steere. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[96538
© Apr. 25, 19138* 2G May Zo.
1918; E 311870; Emma Tatlock, Tes-
cott, Kan.
KARAMA; air de ballet by W. W. Rob-
ertson; pf. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9654
© Apr. 25, 1913¢5).2 Gaia,
1918; E 311400; William W. Rob-
ertson. Fall River, Mass.
KAvE ES KIFLI; irta Szép Hrnd6, zené-
jét szerzette Nador Mihaly. [9655
© Dec. 11; 1912) 2) cheaeee:
1918; E 307481; Franz Bard & bru-
der, Budapest, Hungary.
KEEP A SUNNY FACE; words by Jennie
Ree, music by T. R. Allen. [9656
© May 1, 1913; 2 ce. May J, 19138;
E 810985; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
KERRY (THE) DANCE; by J. L. Molloy,
arr. by Albert G. Mitchell; violin.
(The Stanhope edition, class A, no.
47.) [9657
© May 16, 1918; 2 G@ May s19,
1918; E 309763; White-Smith music
pub. co.,. “Boston: [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
KINDERALBUM (HIN); von Paul
Zilcher, op. 110, fiir. pianoforte.
(Sammlung Schondorf, no. 6.)
[9658
© Apr. 15,1913: 02 ec. ieee.
1913; EH 312118; Schondorf’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany.
IXINDERLEBEN; vierundzwanzig kleine
stiicke, von Theodor Kullak, op. 62,
heft 1, op. 81, heft 2, phrasierungs-
ausgabe von Uso Seifert; klavier.
[9659, 9660
© Jan. 30, 1913; 2 ec. each Apr. 15,
1913; E 312166, 312167; Steingraber
verlag, Leipzig. [Copyright is
claimed on phrasierungsausgabe. ]
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1915
KINDERTANZE; by Ferdinand Sabathil ;
pf. (Recreative pieces, series 2, sup-
plementary to the Ascherberg piano-
forte school. no. § D. [9661
© May 7, 1913; 2c. May 9, 1913;
E 312046; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
IXING OF DIAMONDS;
Lavallee, arr. by
gent; band. 4to. [9662
© May 20, 19138; 2 c. May 23,
1913; E 309850; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
overture, by C.
Barrington Sar-
KING oF KINGS IS JESUS; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Thoro
Harris. [9663
© May i, 1918; 2 c May 1, 1918;
E 310986; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Kine (THE) OF LOVE; words by Henry
W. Baker, music by T. J. Linekar.
[9664
iy may St, 1913: 2° c. May. 22,
1913; E 312137; T. J. Linekar, Col-
wyn Bay, N. Wales.
Kine RENE’S DAUGHTER; a cantata,
words by Frederick Enoch, music
by Henry Smart, ed. by J. Reming-
ton; women’s voices. Chorus edi-
tion. (The laurel octavo, no. 215a.)
[9665
© May 7, 19138; 2 c. May 19, 19138;
E 309740; C. C. Birchard & ©co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement of music text. ]
KINGDOM (THE) OF BEAUTY; service
for children’s day, words by A. A.
Payn and others, music by Arthur
Adams and others. [9666
Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ¢c. May 26,
1913; E 309880; Adam Geibel music
co., Philadelphia.
KINGDOMS FOR US TO POSSESS; words
by W. C. Martin, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [9667
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1913;
E 310987; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
KINO-KONIGIN (DIE); potpourri, text
von Georg Okonkowski u. Julius
Freund, musik von Jean Gilbert, be-
arbeitet von Otto Lindemann; pf.
mit tiberlegtem text. [9668
© May 16, 19138; 2 c. May 16,
1913; E 312094; Ahn & Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
Kis HAZIKOM ABLAKANAL. See Palmay
ilka.
9677
KIss ME! KISS ME! KISS ME;
by J. T. Beatty, music by A. Point-
ner. Washington. J. E. Minnick
co., ine. [9669
© May 12, 1918;:.2 c. May 20,
19133: 81138383; John T. Beatty,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
words
KOMM MEIN KLEINES TEDDYBARCHEN;
tanz-duett aus der schwank - ope-
rette Zwischen zw6lf und eins, von
Walter W. Goetze, arr. von Otto
Lindemann; orchester. Piano direk-
tion. 4to. | 9670
© May 17, 1918; 2 ce. May 18,
1913; E 807789; Arion verlag, Ber-
lin.
IXORBELITA; intermezzo by EH. A. Gass;
pf. [9671
© 1¢ May 13, 1918; E 311081;
Emilie Adele Gass, Oakland, Cal.
KOSAKEN TANZ (Dance of the Cos-
sacks); by Otto Hackh; piano.
(Wavorite compositions for the
piano, no. 10) [9672
© May 381, 1918; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 809925; Chandler-Ebel music
co., Brooklyn.
KUSSEN MUSST DU, KUSSEN :
walzer-duett aus Zwischen zwo6lf ae
eins, von Walter W. Goetze, arr. von
Otto Lindemann; orchester. Piano
direktion. 4to. [9673
© May 17, 1913; 2c. May 28, 1913;
EK 307790; Arion verlag, Berlin.
KIXVASAR VALSEN; Swedish waltz, arr.
by H. Silberhorn; concertina. [9674
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 ce. May 5, 1913;
Ii 310792; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
eago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
LAMP (THE) OF ALADDIN;
G. A. Buell, music by Joseph Buell
Carey. [9675
© 1c. May 15, 1913; E 311272;
Guy Alby Buell, Oakland, Cal.
LAND OF DREAMS. See Childhood’s
days, no. 38.
words by
LANDE; par Florent Schmitt, op. 57,
pour harpe chromatique, ou piano.
(Deux piéces, no. 1.) [9676
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1918;
E 307640; Durand et cie., Paris.
LARGHETTO; ceuvre posthume par Em.
Chabrier, réduction par Marcel
Labey, pour cor ou violoncelle et
piano. [9677
© Mar. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1913;
E 307479; Costallat et cie., Paris.
083
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9678
pt. Gi asses
LARK (THE) AT MORN; mazurke Russe
by Louis Gaune, ed. by Walter H.
Aiken; mixed voices. 4to. (The
Willis collection, no. 182.) [9678
© May 9, 1918; 2 c. May 13, 1913;
BE 311082; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on text
and arrangement. |
LAST NIGHT IJ HAD A SWEET, SWEET
DREAM; by A. L. Meaker. [9679
Ae Mar It, Toles He atiaty ;
Anthony L. Meaker, Skaneateles,
ING'Y:
Last (THE) REQUEST; words by M.
Burnap, music by Chas. J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [9680
LG), Aro.) Ales oe. may Lb,
Loo: BY Sl1167: Milton <Burnap,
Mount ‘Morris, N. Y.
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER; théme ecossais
varié, by M. Glinka, arr. by S. I.
Herrmann. [9681
© May 12, 1913; \2 c.. May, 12,
1918; E 3809595: Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philndelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
Last (THE) TOAST; words by W. Ogil-
vie, music by Kathleen Shaw
Mayer; recitation with piano ace.
(Musical monologues, no. 93.)
[9682
© May 6, 1913; 2c. May 7, 1913;
EH 812019; Reynolds & co., London.
LAZARUS (GUSTAVE) Twelve easy and
melodious pieces in the form of
studies (ZAw6lf melodische leichte
vortragstiicke in etudenform); by
Gustave Lazarus, op. 141; pf.
(Ditson edition, no. 162.) [96838
© Apr. 14, 1918; 2 ec. May 9, 1913;
EH 309556; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
LEARNING THE STEP; waltz by Pierre
Renard; pf. [9684
Chore BU) 2 LOU ot oe SAT ees),
1918; EH 309476; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
Lepuc (PAuL) Deux petites piéces,
faciles; par P. Leduc pour la harpe.
Contents :—Historiette-—Marche an-
tique. [9685
Oi Jane 25, 01 913%. 2 e, JAR 29:
1913; E 807508; P. Leduc, Paris.
LEGEND; by Harvey Grace, op. 16; or-
gan. (Original compositions, new
series, no. 15.) [9686
© May 17, 1918* 2c, Mayo,
1913; E 807748; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
084
|
LEGEND—Continued.
——by Montague Spinney, op. 14; or- |
gan. obl. 4to. (New series organ
music, no. 31.) [9687
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 5,1918; |
KE 3803999; Midland music press, |
Leamington, England. |
by Thomas F. Dunhill; pf. (Rec-
reative pieces, series 2, supplemen- |
tary to the Ascherberg pianoforte
school; Ascherberg edition no. 9 D.) |
[9688
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913:
EH 312044; Ascherberg, Hopwood & |
Crew, ltd., London.
LEGENDE; by Archy Rosenthal; piano. |
[9689
© May 27, 1918: 52 Gai aes |
1918; E 307791; Cary & co., London. |
——— by H. Wieniawski, op..iinedmby |
Albert Sammons; violin solo with |
piano ace. [9690
©.May 1, 1913; 2c, May 2eaois-
EH 303992; Hawkes & son, London. |
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
LEND ME yYouR AID. See Gounod (C. F.) |
LET US GO A-COASTING JUST ONCE MORE;
words by Winona Wheeler, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9691 |
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 20, 1913; ff
E 311419; Mrs. F. C. Wheeler,
Presque Isle, Me.
LEVETA WALTZ; by J. H. Barnes; pf. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
ine. [9692
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2c) eMawe20, |
1918; E 311456; John H. Barnes,
Smithfield, Utah. |
LigsicH (IMMANUEL) Zwei fantasie- |
stiicke by I. Liebich; pf. (Recrea-
tive pieces, series 2, supplementary to.
the Ascherberg pianoforte school;
Ascherberg edition, no. 9 B.) Con-;
tents : Schlummerlied.—Erntliedchen.
[9693 |
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
EH 312050; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
|
LIEDER UND SPIELE; ftir abendunter-
haltungen, text und musik von H. B..
Proehl; gemischter chor. 4to. [9694
© Apr. 19, 1913s) Zee.
1918; A 845555; Henry B. Proehl,
Chicago. |
LIFE IS SO SHORT;
| LIFE’S CROSSWAY;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
9712
words by Linda
Paggi, music vy Arturo Lanzerotti;
in A flat. [9695
oar 25 1913; 2: e. Apr. _ 80,
19138; E 307548; Leonard & ¢o., Lon-
don.
LIFE LOVE AND LAUGHTER; waltzes by
E. A. Philleo; pf. [9696
© 1e. Apr. 14, 1913; E 310683;
Estelle Arnold Philleo, Denver.
words by R. J.
Hughes, music by Dermot Macmur-
rough. [ 9697
© May 3, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913;
E 307598; Boosey & co., London.
LIFE’S JOURNEYS; words by L. Howle,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.. ine. [9698
ic) Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311178; Louie Howle, North
Birmingham, England.
LIFTED INTO THE SUNSHINE; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by W. A. Post.
[9699
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310988; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
LIGHT OF LIFE; hymn-anthem, words
by Charles Wesley, music by E. 8.
Hosmer; mixed yoices. 4to. (Choral
service, no. SOL). ‘ [9700
(© May 22, 1913;-2-c. May 26,
19138; E 3809876; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
Lights (THE) OF HOME: words and
musie by Anna Chandler Ayer.
[9701
© Mar. 13, 1913; 2c. May 14,
19138; E 309631: C. W. Thompson &
¢co., Boston.
| Like JESUS HIMSELF; words and music
by M. E. Enlow. [9702
© May 6, 19123; 2 ce. May 10, 19138;
E 311069; M. E. Enlow, Inglewood,
Cal.
| LisTEN, Pidgey dear; by Frank Fay,
arr. by Sol P. Levy; vocal orch. in C.
4to. [9703
© May 14. 1913; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311259: M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
hew arrangement. }
Liszt (FRANZ) Consolation; by F.
Liszt, transcribed by Harvey B.
Gaul; organ. [9704
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 309520; Boston musie co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
SS —————EeE—————E—————E—————EE————————————————————
Liszt (FRANz)—Continued.
Hungarian rhapsody, no. 1 in F;
by Fr. Liszt, arr. by Adolf Schmid;
orchestra with piano conductor.
[9TO5
© May 8, 1913; 2 ¢. May 5, 1918;
E 307596; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment.]
LittLE Boy Biur; words-by Eugene
Field, music by Frank H. Brackett;
mixed voices. 4to. [9706
© May 14, 1913; 2 ¢. May 19, 1913;
W 809750; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
LITTLE BOY See Childhoods
days, no. 1.
LITTLE BOY Lost. See Childhood’s days,
no. 1.
FOUND.
LItTLE (A) BROWN-EYED MISSISSIPPI
GIRL: words and music by Masteah
D. Hubart. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9707
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20.1913;
FE 311462; M. D. Hubart, Washing-
ton.
LITTLE (THE) BROWN HOUSE; words
by L. E. Holcomb, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [9T08
© May 6, 1913; 2c May 8, 1913;
FE 311033; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
LITTLE (THE) CARES; words attrib-
uted to Elizabeth Barrett Browning,
music by John Hyatt Brewer; high
voice, in F. [9709
© May 29,1918; 2c. May 31, 1913;
E 309972; G. Schirmer, New York.
LITTLE GIRL DON’T CRY; words by J. L.
Long, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9710
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1918;
E 311203; Jessie L. Long, Gas City,
Ind.
LITTLE GOLDEN CROSS; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher. music by H.
Lyall Phillips; no. 2 in C. [9711
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
© 3812017; Edwin Ashdown Itd., Lon-
don.
LITTLE GREEN GARDEN; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Rus-
Sell Wargrave; in C. [9712
© May 9, 1913: 2¢. May 10, 1913;
E 307612; Enoch & sons, London.
D8)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9715
pt. 11, n.s., v. 8
LIttLE JOHNNIE MARCH; words and
music by G. Beckett. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [9713
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20, 1918;
EK 311402; Geo. Beckett, Williams-
town, Vt.
Littte (A) KISSING’S WORSE THAN
NoTHine; from the Hundred dollar
bill, words by E. W. Patterson, music
by G. Blair. Sedalia and Kansas
City, Mo. Blair & Patterson. [9714
© May 5, 1913; 2 ¢. May 7, 1913;
I 310958; Edwin W. Patterson, Kan-
sas City, Mo., and Girard Blair, Se-
dalia, Mo.
LitrLe (THE) OLD FASHIONED GIRL;
words and music by Natalie Whitted
Price. [OTS
©) May) 23, 1918; 2 e.(May 26,
1913; EK 309865; Clayton FF. Summy
co., Chicago.
LITTLE SWEETHEART I’M SO LONELY;
lyrics and music by Irene Jefferies.
[9716
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
EH 310941; New England pub. ¢o.,
Kasthampton, Mass.
LITTLE (A) TEAR AND A LITTLE SMILE;
words and music by J. HE. Birch;
high in A flat. [9717
© Apr. dt, 91S"). e. May 2419137
EH 312002; Boston music co., Boston.
LITTLE UNTRODDEN PATHS. See Songs
of fancy.
Live IN SUNSHINE; words by Kath-
arine A. Grimes, music by Ira B.
- Wilson. [9718
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
FE, 3810989 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
LIVE WIRE; march by M. A. Althouse;
band 4to. [9719
© May 38, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
Ii 810932; Penn music pub. co., Read-
rie. P's:
Lize; there never was a girl, Lize, like
you, words by Harry J. Ashton and
Jack Brannigan, music by Kathryn
Tarle. [9720
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1918;
KX 309605; Windsor music pub. ¢@o.,
Chicago.
LOWENGRIN. See Wagner (Richard).
LOIN DE vous; valse, musique de J.
Danglas; piano seul. [9721
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2c. May 10, 1918;
IY 307652; Durand et cie., Paris.
I.OIN DE vous—Continued.
vers de Pierre d’Amor, mu-
sique de J. Danglas; chant et piano.
[9722
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ¢. May 10, 1913;
E 307651; Durand et cie., Paris.
LOIN DES PAMPAS; scéne négre sure les
motifs de White Negroes, paroles de
Hd. Adenis, musique de Rodolphe
Berger. [9723
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. May 10;
1913; E 3807677; Heugel et sire,
Paris.
a Mexican reminiscence by
©. EH. Doud; orch. with cello and
piano ace. 4to. [9724
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 © May anton
E 810895; Carl EH. Doud, Los An-
celes.
LOLITA ;
LONDON PRIDE; words by Fred. G.
Bowles, music by Herbert F. HElling-
ford. [9725
© May 17, 19138; 2 GC) May 19;
1918; E 307738; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
LONG, LONG AGO; song music by Thomas |
Haynes Bayly, ed. by Henry Dow- |
land; high in A fiat. [9726
© May 15, 1918; 2c. May.19:
1918; E 309761; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
Lone (A) WHILE; words by Peter Me- ff
dure, music by D. A. Lanza. [9727 |
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 19138; |
E 3807760; Peter Medure music |
house, Chisholm, Minn. |
Lonco (ALESSANDRO) Fantasia; di A. |
Longo, op. 58; pianoforte. [9728 |
© May 23, 1913; 2 c. May 24, |
1918; E 3807776; G. Ricordi @ Co., |i
Milan.
LOOKING-GLASS SONG; words and music |
by Mervin Falk. [9729
© May 9, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1918; |
E 311076; Sylvelle pub. co., New |
York.
Loor A CuBA; marcha brillante by F.
Fernandez de la Torre; pf. [9730
© May 17, 1913; 2 « May 19, |
1918; E 309704; Franco Fernandez |
de la Torre, New York. |
Lorp (THE) BLESS THEE.
tian (Palmer); Two responses. |
LoRD DIVINE; words by Edith S. Tillit- |
son, music by M. L. McPhail. [9781) |
© May 1, 1918; 2 ec. May 1, 1913;
EK 310990; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
O86
See Chris- |
|
|
|
;
:
Lost xisses (Baisers perdus); valse
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913 _ 9750
Lorgp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; words | LovE IN A Lire (L’amour dans la vie) ;
by James Montgomery, music by waltzes by Estelle B. Stillman;
W. A. Post. [9732 piano. [9741
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913; (© May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 29,
E 309562; Smith & Lamar, Nash- | 19138; BH 311652: Jerome H. Remick
ville. & co., New York.
LOVE IN IDLENESS; serenata by Allan
Macbeth, rev. and fingered by Mau-
rice Gould; pf. in C. [9742
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
E 811571; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
LorD LET THY MERCY BE UPON US. S€e
Christian (Palmer) ; Two responses.
LorpD’s (THE) PRAYER, NO. 1 IN F; by
W. C. Williams; quartette or chorus
of mixed voices. New York, Robin
Ellis. [9733
© May 12, 1918; 2 ¢ May 12, bir IS THE srory; words by Hdith
1913 ; BE 309611 ; W. C. Williams, | S. Tillotson; music by Chas. H.
New York. Gabriel. ee
|
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913
Boston by Marie Rosset; pf. [9734 E Pago Hope pub co., Chicago.
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 12,j Love xnors; words by Lettie Gould,
1913; E 312070; Jos. W. Stern & co., musie by W. C. Powell. [9744
New York. [Copyright is claimed © May 21, 1913: 2 ¢ May 20,
on revised arrangement. ] 1913; EH 311822; Church, Paxson &
LOUISE WALTzZES; by S. Mueller: pf. co., New York.
Evansville, Ind. Harding and Miller | Love, LovyE, LovE; valse song; words
music co. [9735 by W. A. Cooper, music by Kenneth
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. May 23, Hallett; in C. [9745
1915; E 309858; Start Mueller, © May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
Evansville, Ind. E 311061; Cooper & Hallett, Boston.
LOUISIANA RAG; by Harry Austin | LOVE ME Ey’RY NIGHT; words and
Tierney; pf. [9736 jee by Dave Reed. 19746
© May 3, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913; | © May 12, 1913; 2 ¢c. May 14,
E 310844; Jos. Krolage music co., | 1918 ; E 309651 M. Witmark & sons,
Cincinnati. New "York.
, ; : Love (THE) oF GoD; words by Eben
Love; chanson d’amour, by Bruce ; =
Steane; violin and piano. [9737 E. Rexford, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. 9747
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28, eazley [97
2 2 pee © Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138
ese : ;
dsain appa EP aNese EEC, E 310880; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
; y LOVE OF OUR Saviour; set to tune St.
words by W. Ward, music by Cathrine; words by R. L. Fletcher,
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. music by H. F. Hemy, alt. J. G.
Kirkus ¢o., inc. [9738 Walton. [9748
@© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15, May 20, 1913; 2 c. May 22,
1913; E 311195; Wm. Ward, Cleve- int. E 311499: Robert L. fictoher:
land. Allegheny, Pa.
LOVE AND FAME; words by John Keats, | Love sone; from the Red Willow
music by Franklin Hopkins: med. Pueblos, words by Edna Dean Proc-
and high voice. (Jn Keats album; tor, music by Thurlow Lieurance.
Great English poets series. } [9739 [9749
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913; (). Apr, 30,1913: 2 ¢., Ager ao,
E 310672; H. W. Gray co., New 1913; FE 309477; Theo. Presser Co.,
York. Philadelphia.
LOVE ENTRANCING; waltz song, lyric intermezzo from the opera Vina
and music by Annie Andros Haw- by C. Briggs; violin and pf. New
ley. [9740 York, Chas. Creighton music pub.
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913; co. [9750
EK 309500; M. Witmark & sons, New Apr 18-1019: 2 e. tape. 24,
York. 1913; KE 311092; C. Briggs, Seattle.
O87
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9751
LOVER OF MINE; by C. Kummer. [9751
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
E 309673; Clare Kummer, New
York.
LOVERS’ LANE; words and music by
M. H. Ribble, arr. by Carlton Lee
Colby. [9752
© May 12)° 1983" 02 henna ea 9,
1918; E 311664; M. H. Ribble co.,
Chicago.
LOVE’S CONFIDENCE; words and music
by E. Allen; sop. or ten. in G.
[9753
© “1. @ May “6; 1993 oh Ss! 2004 :
Edward Allen, New Rochelle, N. Y.
ok
LOVE’S DREAM; words by Mrs.
Grivelly, music by Jack Stanley. ;
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
inc. [9754
©) Apr: 25.) A939 Dee). May.20,
1913; EK 3113889; Mrs. H. Grivelly,
Waynesburg, Ky.
LOVE’S HIDING PLACE; words by Bif-
ton Clingham, music by D. Hard
Luck. (Reynolds & co.’s burlesque
ballads, no. 1.) [9755
© May 16, 1918; 2 c. May 16,
1915; E 3812093; Reynolds &. Go.,
London.
LOVE’S ROSARY: words by Anna M.
Scheffler, music by Glenn W. Ashley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co.,
ine. [9756
©), Apr. 25, 1913;).2 ce. May “20,
1918; EH 311461; Josephine Scheffler,
Arvada, Col.
LOVE’S SPRINGTIME; words anon., music
by Rudolf von _ Liebich. (in
Woman’s world, v. 29, no. 6, June,
1913. ) [9757
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1913;
EK 309612; John A. Campbell pub.
co., Chicago.
LOVE’S STARLIGHT; waltz song from
the musical comedy Starland, words
by George L. McDermott, music by
Arthur Bowes. [9758
© May 6, 1913; 2c. May 17,1913;
H 3113821; Angelus music co., Den-
ver.
LOVE’S THANKSGIVING; words by Ruth
Rutherford, music by Wilton King;
in EK flat. [9759 |}
© May 8, 1918; 2 ce. May 9, 1913;
1 312040; Phillips & Page, London. |
pt. ae nes eS
LOVIN’ CHILD; words by Stanley Mur-
phy, music by Henry I. Marshall.
[9760
(© May 29, 1918; 2 @ May Si,
918; E 3809976; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
LOVING BILL; words by S. C. Skipper,
music by Claude Wellington. Wash-
ington, Marks-Goldsmith co., ine.
[9761
_ © Apr. 7, 1913; 2G May heagie-
E 310839; Stephen C. Skipper, Wil-
lacoochee, Ga.
LOYAL COMRADES’ (Freundestreue) ;
march by H. lL. Blankenburg, arr.
by M. L. Lake; military band. 4to.
(American star journal, no. 1939.)
[9762
© Apr. 14, 1913;\.2 Gaia 2s
1918; E 311572; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
—— —— orech. with piano) ace aa,
[9763
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 « May 24,
1918; E 311578; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
LULETA’S DANCE. See Ring (Mon-
tague) ; Three African dances.
LULLABY; by Haydn Wood; violin |
and pianoforte. [9764 ©
© May 14, 1918; 2 @ May 45,
1913; E 307711; Boosey & Co., |
London.
—— by Theodore Ward, ed. by Karl |
Benker; pf. [9765 |
© Apr. 25, 19138) Bey wie,
1918; E 309755; Oliver Ditson ¢o., |
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on >
editing. | |
——; song by Thurlow Lieurance. |
[9766 ©
© Apr. 30, 19135 > 2)ce Aamo, |
1918; E 309478; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
words by Arthur Adams, music by
A. Forrester. [9767 |
© May 19, 1913; 2 @ May) 16 |
1918; E 312109; Alice Forrester, % |
Milner & Thompson, ltd., Christ-—
church, New Zealand.
LUNDBY VALSEN ; utgifven af H. Silber- |
horn; concertina. [9768
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19483;
I) 310781; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
9786
LURE OF THE BALL; waltzes by B. L.
Billings; band. 4to. [9769
© May 12, 1918; 2 c May 14,
1913; E 312083; C. H. Berg, Cleve-
land.
LYRIC MUSIC PRIMER; by Arthur Ed-
ward Johnstone and Harvey Worth-
ington Loomis. Educational editor,
William Alfred White. [New ed.]
128 p. obl. 16mo. (Lyric music
series. ) [9770
© May 22, 19138; 2 c May 26,
19138; A 347467; Scott, Foresman &
co., Chicago.
MacCott (H. F.) Two nocturnes; by
H.. F. MacColl, op. 4; in F major
and in D major; piano. [9771
© May 22, 1913; 2 « May 26,
1913; E 309872; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
MacDoweELL (EpWARD ALEXANDER)
Wald-idylien {Forest idyls); von
B. A. MacDowell, op. 19, ftir Klavier ;
neue revidierte ausgabe von Robert
Teichmiiller. [9772
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1913;
E 307188; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger.
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
new revision. |
{
7
'
|
-MADRIGAL ROSE; par Albert Landry, op.
350; pf. [9773
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
| E 307618; Enoch & co., Paris.
' MAGNIFICAT.
(
'
See Evening service.
Maeniricat [and] NUNC DIMITTIS; hy
W. A. C, Cruickshank; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. (Modern church
services, no. 168.) [977
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307633; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
—_
set to music in key of D by Ed-
win L. Monk; mixed voices. (Ang-
lican choir series, no. 210.) [9TT5
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 22,
19138; E 312139; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
| MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS IN FE
' FLAT; words from the Bible, music
by B. T. Wheatley, op. 3. [9776
© 1c. May 14, 1913; E 309634;
Bertram T. Wheatley, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
MAGNIFICAT IN F; music by R. M.
Stults; mixed voices. Svo. [9TT7
© May 19, 1913; 2 ec. May 19,
1913; E 309782; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MAIMDEN’s WISH. See Chopin (F. F.)
MAJESTIC PRAISES, NO. 2. Sacred songs
suitable for all religious purposes, by
Will M. Ramsey, L. B. Leister, G. L.
Lindsay, and others. S8vo. [9778
© Mar. 11, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1915; A 3848092; Central music co.,
Little Rock, Ark,
MAMA, I GAVE AWAY THE BABY: words
by Jessica Moore, music by Geo, L.
Spaulding. [9779
© May 19, 1918; 2 ec. May 20,
1913; E. 311850; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
MAMES (A) VERTH; words and music
by Solomon Small [pseud. of
Shnmulevitz], arr by Jack Kammen.
[9780
© May 3, 1913; 2c. May 6, 1913;
KE 3095038; Albert Teres, New York.
MarcH. See Rawle
pieces.
(G@: D.) 3: Pwo
MarcH! MARCH! MARCH; words by
H. E, Clarke, music by Arthur Wood.
[9781
© May 15, 1918; 2 c. May 16,
1918; E 812091; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
MARCH OF THE NOBLES; by H. B. Cris-
well; piano. [Dallas], Hella Tem-
ple. [9782
© Apr. 1471913; 2 ¢. May 24,
1918; E 309983; H. B. Criswell,
Dallas.
——1. Military band. 2. Orches-
tra. Ato. [9783, 9784
© Apr. 10, 1918; 2 c. each May
24, 1913; BE. 311549, 311550; H. B.
Criswell, Dallas.
MARCHE ANTIQUE; See Leduc (Paul)
Deux petites pieces.
MARCHE DES BAYADERES; par Aimé La-
chaume; piano. [9785
(Cc). Mar, tb aia?) 2) Ae es,
1913; E 307480; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
MARCHE MILITAIRE. See Schubert
(iF)
MARCHE MINIATURE; par Georges Cal-
lemien, pour piano. [9786
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1913;
E 307521; Lointier, Nice, France.
589
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9787
MARCHING IN THE BOY’S BRIGADE; words
and music by C.- H. Burbidge.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9787
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2c. May 15, 1918;
H 3811149; Chas. H. Burbidge, Cal-
gary, Canada.
Marco PIzzIcATO; written by A. J.
Mills, composed by Bennett Scott.
[9788
© May 16, 1913; 2c. May 26, 19138;
EH 312172; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
MARGUERITE; lyric by J. C. Hallam,
music by C. EH. Coleman. Washing-
ton, Hayworth music pub. co. [9789
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
FW) 311123; J. C. Hallam, Farmington,
W. Va.
MARKSTERN (THE) MANDOLIN, GUITAR,
AND PIANO FOLIO, No. 11; arr. by
Luigi Tozetti; edition de Luxe. No.
ive 2ace. No. 2 Mand) solo: No.
3. 2nd mand. No. 4. Guitar ace.
Contents: My Turkish opal; by
Wdna Williams.—I want to be some-
body’s baby girl; by Otto Motzan.—
Goncert sin |, the. sky3s. by. wCbhris.
Smith.—Hush ! here comes the dream
man; by Weston, Barnes and Scott.—
When I told the sweetest girl the
sweetest story ever told; by Otto
Motzan.—I know you’re somewhere
loving me; by Mary M. Hopkins.—
Imam; by EH. B. Claypoole.
[9790-9798
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. each May 5,
1918; E 810911-810914; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. |
MARSEILLAISE (THE); Wnglish words
by A. H. F., Yiddish words by Solo-
mon Small, music by Rouget de
L’Isle, arr. by Jack Kammen. [9794
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. May 28,1918;
FE. 809932 ; Theodore Lohr, New York.
MARTIE; waltz by J. D. Smith; pf.
Philadelphia, Weymann & son., inc.
[9795
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2c. Apr. 24, 19138;
HW 810691; Jefferson Davis Smith,
Philadelphia.
MASCAGNI (PIETRO) Cavalleria rusti-
cana; selection from the opera by P.
arr. by Geo. Wiegand;
orchestra. Rev. ed. [9796
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
EK 311557; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
pt. 11, 1, S..-%,.8
Mass IN E FLAT; by O. Montagu;
voices in 4 part harmony. 4to.
[9797
© 1c. May 4d, 19135-> BH 20iae2- |
Olga Montagu, New York.
MASS IN HONOR OF ST. PETER, THE
APOSTLE; Second easy mass responses
for congregational singing by R.
Stephen Keyzer. Vocal score. With |
Latin and English versions. New
York, J. Fischer & bro. 4to. [9798
© May 38, 1913; 2 c May 5, 1913;
E 310850; Remi S. Keyzer, Boise,
Id.
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Cendrillon; conte de fées de J. Mas- |
senet, suite, transcription par H.
Mouton; petit orchestre. (Sym-
phonia deuxiéme série, no. 41.)
[9799 |
© Mar. 20, 1913; 27a, |
1918; EQ 3807690; Heugel et cie., |
Paris.
-_—Mort 4 Néron; scéne chorale, |
poéme de Maurice Galerne, pour 4 |
voix d’homme sans acc., en partition. |
Ato. [9800 |
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2\¢. Apr. 21559913); ||
H. 807494; Heugel & cie., Paris. |
— Suité théatrale; d’aprés une ode.
de Maurice Léna, musique de J.
Massenet, transcription par l’auteur |
pour piano voix et déclamation. |
Contents:—La tragédie.-—La comé- |
die.—La danse. [9801 |
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 & Apress. |
E 307499; Heugel & cie., Paris.
MATCH MAKERS (THE) ; a farcical soci- |
ety comedy, words by Robert D. |
Scott, music by D. D. Watkins. |
Vocal score. Denver. The Tolbert |
R. Ingram music co. [9802 ||
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 1913; |
E 311345; Dorothy Dale Watkins, |
Lincoln, Nebr.
MAURINE AYLEEN; words by Fred P. |
Hanchett, music by Jack Stanley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢Co., |
ine. [9803 |
©. Apr. »25,.191383,2 ea iMiagtD; ||
1913; HE 311181; F., PB., Hamehett,
Pardeeville, Wis.
MAY DANCE ALLA HANDEL; from the |
suite My favorite pastime by N. J. |
Elsenheimer; pf. (Two old time |
dances, no. 2.) [9804 |
© Apr, 20, 1913; 2ich Wives 4
1918; HE 311575; Carl Fischer, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. |
590
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 19138
9823
‘MAY DAY WALTZES; by B. T. Wheatley :
pf. [9805
© 1c. May 14, 1913; E 309635;
Bertram T. Wheatley, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
MAY RAPTURE (Maien-lust); by Hein-
rich Lichner, op. 95, ed. by Karl
Benker; pf. [9806
i aor. 26. 1013: 2 c.. May 19;
1913; E 309756; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
May sone (Friihlingslied); by Ed-
mund Parlow; pf. (Recreative
pieces, series 2, supplementary to
the Ascherberg pianoforte school, no.
9 A.) [9807
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
' BH 312048; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
MAZURKA IMPROMPTU; by J. Frank
Frysinger, op. 82; piano. [9808
| © May 22, 1913; 2 ¢ May 22,
; 1913; E 311517; Theo. Presser €0.,
i Philadelphia.
Mr MELICAN MAN; a eae rag by
A. J. Weidt, arr. ‘by R. E. Hildreth ;
enyre Ato. [9809
May 31,
| © May 27, 1918; 2 ¢.
1913; E 309993 : Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton
i
‘MEADOW BROOK; polke di concert by
Charles Brunoy er; mandolin in duo
form and piano acc. [9810
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 e May 13,
19138; E 311147: wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee.
;
!
j
'
{MEDITATION ; by Alfred Hollins; or-
{ gan. (Original compositions, new
gy no. 16.) [9811
| © May 21, 1918; 2 c. May 22,
| 1913; E 312136: Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
— by Algernon Ashton, op. 147, no.
-. i. [9812
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 19138;
E 303994 ; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
pe’, OH! My FATHER; varia-
tions by Edw. Herman, op. 19, nos.
frend 2.. No. 1. Pfs Ne..2))' Vio-
lin and piano. [98138, 9814
© May 10, 1913; 2 c each May
if, 1913; EH 311311, 311312; G. H.
Schuster music co., Salt Lake City.
96875—13——5
MEET ME IN THE DARK, IN THE MOOSE
JAW PARK; words by R. Easton,
musie by Albert Swift. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., Ine.
[9815
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
1918; E 3811451; Robert Easton,
Moose Jaw, Canada.
MEET ME MAE IN MAyY-TIME; words by
W. R. Hirsch, music by John F.
Ryan. Washington, Hayworth musie
pub. co. [9816
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
EK 311137; Walter R. Hirsch, Supe-
rior, Wis.
MEET ME WHEN THE DEW FALLS ON THE
ROSES; lyric by Mrs. L. Reid, music
by C. E. Coleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [9817
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
HE 311126; Mrs. Lurty Reid, Detroit.
MEINE SONNE (My sun); populires
neapolitanisches lied, musik von H.
di Capua, bearb. von F. H. Schnei-
der. 1. Gemischten chor. 2. Miin-
nerchor. [9818, 9819
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2 ec. each May 1,
1913; E 307557, 307558; Ed. Bote
& G. Boch, Berlin. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangements. ]
Meétopir. See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
MELODIOUS MEMORIES; potpourri arr.
by Herman Finck; orchestra with
piano conductor. [9820
© May 13, 1913; 2 c«. May 14,
1913; E 312084; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
excerpts of 72 compositions arr. as
a potpourri. ]
MELoDY IN A FLAT; by F. Nelson; pf.
[9821
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 310909; Fredrik Nelsen, Kansas
City, Kan.
MELODY IN B FLAT; by Walter Spry;
violin and piano. [9822
© May 16, 1913; 2 ce. May 15,
1913; E 311277; Gamble hinged
musie ¢co., Chicago.
MrLopy IN E FL~at. See Tschaikowsky
(BP. I.)
MEMORIAL HYMN; words by J. M. Hub-
bard, music by Ernest F. Hawke.
[9823
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
FE 309695; John Milton Hubbard,
Memphis.
O91
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9824
MEMORIAL SONG; arr. from the German
by G. F. Wilson; mixed voices with
violin obligato. (The laurel octavo,
no. 299. ) [9824
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 19, 19138;
BE 309742; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
MEMORIES; words and music by J. W.
Tyler. [9825
©. Jam, 1, 1913-2 c.Mayr21. 191s
E 809802; Josie Worthen Tyler, Mel-
rose, Mass.
Memory (A.); words and music by
Win. J. Hewlett. [9826
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 16, 1913;
E 309698; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
MEN DARF BEI GOTT KEIN KASHES
FREGEN; words and music by Solo-
mon Small, arr. by Jack Kammen.
[9827
© May 26, 1913; 2c. May 26,1913;
1 809891 ; Theodore Lohr, New York.
MENUET; par F. Le Rey, pour quin-
tette & cordes avec piano acc., et
instruments 4 vent ad lib. [9828
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2c. Apr. 29,1913;
HE} 307522; L. Lointier, Nice, France.
fal alg
—— See also Beethoven (Ludwig
van).
MENUET A L’ANTIQUE. See Suite for
harp.
MENUET ALLA Mozart; from the suite
My favorite pastime by N. J. Elsen-
heimer; pf. (Two old time dances,
RO. 1s) [9829
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913:
MH 311574: Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
MENUET POUDRE; by Carlo Albanesi:
piano. (Recreative pieces series 2,
no, 11 B.) [9830
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 31, 1918;
E 307843; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
MENUET SOUS LA LUNE; morceau facile
par Alfred Kaiser; piano. (5feuilles
@’album, no. 2.) [9831
© May 1, 1918; 2 ce May 1,1913;
E 307584; Alfred Lengnick & ¢€0.,
London.
MENUETTO; by Algernon Ashton, op.
147, no. 2; pf. [9832
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
KE 303995; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
—— See also Bizet (Georges).
See also Suite; von Fritz von Bose.
pt. Lt, HYSS WAS
MERMAID OF THE NILE; an Hgyptian
intermezzo by Silvio Hein, arr. by
Theo. Bendix; orch. 4to. [9883
© May 19, 1913; 2 ec. May 20, 1918;
E 311351; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
MERMAIDS’ voices. See From a Vene-
tian balcony.
Merry (A) DUETT; a study in 3rds
and Gths, by N. L. Ridderhof, op. 18;
pf. (Jn The Pacific coast musician,
v. 2, no. 4, Apr. 19138.) [9834
© Apr. 1, 1913; 1 e. May 19, 19138;
E 309749; Nicholas L. Ridderhof,
Los Angeles.
MeEssaGr (A); words by M. EH. Stans-
bery, music by Albert Swift. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[98385
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 20, 1913;
FE 311480; Mary E. Stansbery, Brund-
age, Tex.
MESSAGE OF FAREWELL; romance by
Henry Dellafield, op. 11, no. 2; pf.
[9836
© May 28, 1913; 2c. May 16, 1913;
FE 311309; Bach music co., Boston.
MrssAGE (A) oF LOVE; words by EHu-
gene Allen, music by G. Williams
Allen. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [98387
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 19138;
E 311221; Georgia Allen, Daven-
port, Ia.
MESSE ROYALE, VI? TON; de H. Du Mont,
d’aprés Ja premiére edition (1669),
avec ace 4 38 parties, par Vabbé F.
Brun, pour orgue ou harmonium.
[9838
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 ce. Apr. 29, 1918;
EK 3807501; Janin Fréres, Lyon,
France.
METHODE THEORIQUE ET PRATIQUE;
par J. A. Wiernsberger; piano. 2°
partie. [9839
© Apr. 1, 1918° 2:6 Apr 2a
E 307481; Costallat et cie., Paris.
METODO PRACTICO PARA PIANOFORTE; por
Louis Kohler, op, 249 aumentada y
corregida por Wm. Scharfenberg.
Libro 1. Nueva edicién. (Schir-
mer’s library, of musical classics,
vol. 1082.) [9840
© May 15, 1913; 2 @ May 16,
1918; E 3809691; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
Spanish translation of text.]
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
MEYERBEER (GIACOMO) Coronation
march (Krénungs-marsch); from
The prophet by G. Meyerbeer, arr.
by Adolphe Dumont; orchestra.
[9841
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
E 311559; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
O beau pays de la Touraine (O
fair Touraine) ; aria from the opera
Les Huguenots, English version by
Lawrence Hanray, music by G. Mey-
erbeer, edited by Edgardo Lévi; so-
prano. (Standard operatic songs
and arias, no. 88.) [9842
© May 22, 1918; 2 @ May 23,
1913; E 307787; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, !td., London, England.
[Copyright is claimed on new edi-
tion. ]
MI CHIQUILLO; cuplé-cancidn, letra de
Torres y Asenjo, mtsica de Jestis
Arocea. [9843
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 307574; Casa Dotesio, Madrid.
Mi CurguiTa; chanson madriléne, letra
de Valverde, musique de Valverde
et Herpin, Paris. Répertoire Franco-
Espagnol. [9844
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c. May. 24,
1913; E 307764; Herpin, Paris.
MIDNIGHT ATTACK; grand galop de con-
cert by Eduard Holst, arr. by C. T.
French; pf. [9845
© 1c. May 16, 1918; E 309684;
Chas. T. French, New York.
MIDNIGHT (THE) PRAYER; words by
Martha A. Monroe, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington. H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [9846
Ayr 25," 1913 = 2'e May’ 20,
1918; E 311365; Mrs. N. S. Monroe,
Arthur, Ill.
MIGNONNETTE; words by A. Leroux,
trans. by A. M. von Blomberg, music
by J. B. Weckerlin; med. voice.
[9847
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309535; Charles W. Ho-
meyer & co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on translation and editing. ]
Mites (P. Napier) Nocturn; words
by E. F. Benson, music by P. N.
Miles, op. 5, no. 5; mixed voices.
(Choral library, no. 95.) [9848
© May 10, 1918; 2 c May 10,
1913; E 307626; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
9857
MILLIONENBRAUT (Die); operette in 3
akten, gesangstexte von Alfred
Schonfeld, musik von Johannes
Doebber. Klavier auszug mit text.
[9849
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1918;
EK 312008; Thalia-theater-verlag,
Berlin.
MINE THE CROSS; words hy Fanny J.
Crosby, music by Chas. H. Marsh.
[9850
© May 1, 1918; 2 ce May 1, 19138;
E 3810993; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
MINUET AND FRUHLINGSLIED;
manuel Liebich; piano.
pieces series 2, no. 10a.) [9851
© May 28, 1918; 2 c. May 831,
1918; E 307841; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
MINUET IN D MagorR; by Ernest D.
Gray, op. 4, no. 2; piano. [9852
© May 20, 1918; 2 c« May 15,
1918; E 307710; Frederick Harris,
London.
by In-
(Recreative
MINUETTO; di P. Chimeri, riduzione di
Vincenzo Billi, per piccola orchestra.
4to. (Intermezzi musicali, no. 522.)
[9853
© May. 3, 1918; 2 ¢ May 5, 1913;
E 307607; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
MINUETTO DELLE BAMBOLE; di Vincenzo
Billi, op. 280, per pianoforte. [9854
© May 23, 1918; 2 « May 24,
1913; E 307779; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MISSA PRO DEFUNCTIS; per Salvatore
Gallotti, op. 190, ad chorum sex
vocum inaequalium. Partitur. [9855
© May 6, 19138; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
E 312008; G. Schirmer, New York.
MIST OF MEMORY; waltz by George L.
Cobb; orchestra. 4to. [9856
©! May 27, 1918; 2 c May 81,
1913; E 309994: Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton.
MISTER LET ME OUT AT HEAVEN; words
by C. Whitney, music by Florence
Klinck. San Francisco, Scholz &
Webster. [9857
© May 13, 1913; 2 c May 19,
19138; E 309774; Claire Whitney,
San Francisco.
593
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9858
Mr. MAN, MAN, MAN IN THE MOON;
words by R. B. Ward, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9858
@) Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. May 20,
1913; E 311894; R. Burt Ward,
Guelph, Canada.
See
Mo CHE TORNA PRIMMAVERA.
’O sciore sperduto.
MocKIN’ BIRD LOVIN’ MELODY; words
and music by Ralph S. Freese.
[9859
© May. 29, 1913; 2 « May 29,
1918; E 311674; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
Mon sSEcRET; valse lente par Alfredo
Barbirolli; piano. [9860
© Ang w.r9is: 2 e Apr 2119s:
HE 307498; Heugel & cie., Paris.
MONEY MAKES THE SHOW; words by
Hlizabeth Hunter, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9861
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec May 20,
19138; E 311460; Mrs. S. W. Hunter,
North Braddock, Pa.
Monkey (THE) DOODLE DOO; words
and music by Irving Berlin. [9862
© May 15, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1918; H 311249; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
MOON BEAMS MEAN LOVE DREAMS, AND
LOVE DREAMS MEAN YOU; words and
music by A. L. Bender. [9863
© May 12, 1913;; 2 « May 14,
1913; E 3809642; Arthur L. Bender,
Brooklyn.
Moon (THE) DANCE; by Henry Della-
field, op. 59, no. 7; pf. [9864
© May 28, 1918; 2 «@ May 16,
1913; E 311310; Bach music co.,
Boston.
MOoon-PATH ; an evening affair by Gus
Edwards and Louis Silvers; piano.
[9865
© May 29, 1913; 2 c@ May 831,
1913; EH 309975; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Moon (THE) SANG; words and music
by J. H. Francis, op. 21; low voice.
(Two songs, no. 2.) [9866
© May 1, 1918; 2c. May 5, 1913:.
EK 310858; Kanawha
Charleston, W. Va.
music co.,
pt. III, Bw s:, ¥ 8
Moon (THE) WILL SHINE FOR ALL;
words and music by E. C. Morrison.
New York, Len Fleming & co.
[9867
© May 2, 1913; 2 ec. May 22, 1918;
E 311497; Ed C. Morrison, Poplar
Bluff, Mo.
MoONGLIDE VALSE; BY REGINALD BEN-
YON, arr. by Arthur Wood; orches-
tra. 4to. (Chappell’s orchestral
journal, no. 687.) [9868
© May 14, 1918; 2 c. May 15,1913;
E 307714; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
piano ace. part. 4to. Chap-
pell’s orchestral journal, no. 687.)
[9869
© May 17, 1918; 2 c. May 19, 1913;
EH 8077384; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on piano
ace. ]
—— —— pianoforte. [9870
© Apr. 23, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 24, 1913;
EH 307896; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
MOONLIGHT RAG; by Henry Lodge; pf.
[9871
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 6. 1918;
EH 309499; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Mornine (A) sone; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 42, no. 2; piano. New
York, The Virgil piano school co.
(Five attractive melodies for the
piano, no. 2.) [9872
© May 238, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
H 311582; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
See also Mozart (W. A.).
MornNING (THE) WIND; words by Ken-
dall Banning, music by Gena Brans-
combe [i. e., Gena Branscombe Ten-
ney.|] No.1. Soprano. Nop 2yailine:
(In The sun dial; Edition Schmidt,
no. 161.) [9873
© May 26, 1918; 2 c. each May 26,
1913; E 809903; Arthur P. Sehmidt,
Boston.
Morris (THE) DANCERS; words and
music by Katie Moss. [9874
© May 14, 1918; 2 c. May 15, 1913;
I} 807712; Boosey & co., London.
Mort A N&éron. See Massenet (J. E. F.).
MOTER (CaRL). Impromptu; by UC.
Moter ; piano. [9875
© May 19, 1918; 2 c. May 19,1913;
E 309780; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
O94
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 19138
MOTHER LOVE; words by Julia H. John-
ston, music by W. A. Post. [9876
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 309565 ; Smith & Lamar, Nashville.
MOTHER MINE; words and music by
B. M. Houck. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9STT
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,1918;
E 311873; Belle Marie Houck, Fort
Benton, Mont.
MorHer (THE) OF OUR BEAUTIFUL FLAG;
words by J. H. Foster, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9878
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 20,
1918; E 311366; J. H. Foster, Midas,
Nev.
MoTHER’S (A) FAREWELL; words by J.
Martinowski, music by Charles E.
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [9879
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 ¢. May 5, 1913;
E 311122; John Martinowski, Bos-
ton.
MoTHER’s (A) LOVE; words by H. J.
Stanley, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [9880
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918:
Bf 311127; Harry J. Stanley, Boston.
MOTHER'S LULLABY; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by W. A. Post.
[9881
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 309566; Smith & Lamar, Nash-
ville.
MOTHERS OF THE NEW ‘TESTAMENT:
service for Mothers’ day, [compiled]
by S. Trevena Jackson. Svo.
[9882
© Mar. 15, 1913: 2 c. Apr. 24,
1913; A 345564; Methodist book con-
cern, New York.
MOTHER’S VACANT CHAIR; lyric by
W. E. Booth, music by Charles E.
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music pub co. [9883
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 311125; William Edwin Booth,
Oilcenter, Cal.
MOTHER’S VOICE; ballad, words and
music by O. F. Palmer. [9884
© 1c. May 21, 1913; E 309811;
Otto F. Palmer, Terre Haute, Ind.
MoToR-BOAT RAG; words and music by
D. 8. Greig. [9885
© 1 c May 28, 1913; E 309942;
D. S. Greig, La Crosse, Wis.
9894
Motr (RoLtanpdD) Two songs; words
by the author of Songs unset and
Edward Oxenford, music by R.
Mott. Contents:—Thou art so far
above me.—When life’s grey shad-
ows fall. [9886
© May &, 1918; 2 ce. May 9, 1913;
E 307702; Weekes & ¢o., London.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Morn-
ing song; three part song from The
magic flute, English version by M.
Louise Baum, music by W. A.
Mozart, ed. by CC. B. Roepper;
women’s voices. 4to. (Part songs
for public schools, no. 622.) [9887
© May 14, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1918; E 311292; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
English version and editing.]
— Sonate facile en Do majeur; par
W. A. Mozart, arr. par Alfred Kast-
ner; harpe. [9888
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 19138;
E 807705; Carl Simon, Berlin.
Sonate La majeur, avec vyaria-
tions; par W. A. Mozart, arr. par
Alfred Kastner; harpe. [9889.
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
E 307706; Carl Simon, Berlin.
MUSETTE; by Julius Harrison; piano.
(New Century series of modern
pianoforte music, no. 287.) [9890
© Mar. 28, 1913; 2 e May 22,
1918; E 312144; Vincent music co.,
itd., London.
MuSsIC AND MOONLIGHT; ariette, poem
by Shelley, music by Geoffrey Hat-
ten. [9891
© May 17, 1918; 2 «@ May 19,
1913; E 307729; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
Music (THE) oF His VoIcE; words by
Miriam E. Arnold, music by H. N.
Lincoln. [9892
© Feb. 2, 1910; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1910;
E 309186; H. N. Lincoln, Dallas.
MUSIC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE; words
by Percy Bysshe Schelley, music by
BH. Allen; in E. [9893
©1c. May 6, 1913; E 312007: Ed-
ward Allen, New Rochelle, N. Y.
MUSICAL SKETCHES; by K. Schrickel;
piano. St. Louis, Mo., Stark musie
company [1913]. [9894
© May 1, 1913; 2 c May 9, 1913:
A 344972; Karl Schrickel, St. Louis.
595
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9895
pt. Di nse. 8
MusIcaL zoo; 8 piano duets for teacher
and pupil by D. D. Wood; pf. with
text. 9895
© May 1, 1913; 2c May 1, 1913;
FE 310680; Teho. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Muy HERMOSA; tango Argentino par
Alfredo Barbirolli; piano. [9896
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c. May 10, 19138;
BH 307678; Heugel et cie., Paris.
My AMERICAN ROSE; lyric by I. Cof-
feen, music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [9S97T
© Mar. 22,1913; 2 @ May 5,
1918; © 311117; Iva Coffeen, Denver.
My BEAUTIFUL MAME; words by A. M.
Hollingsworth, music by Claude
Wellington. Washington, Marks
Goldsmith ¢o., ine. [9898
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
HEH 310842; Ada M. Hollingsworth,
Fowler, Ind.
My BIG BLUE-EYED DOLL; by U. Davis; pf.
[9899 |
© 1c. May 9, 1918; E 309584;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
My BLACK-EYED DOLL; by U. Davis: pf.
[9900
© 1c. May 9, 1918; E 309585;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
My soy; words by Marvin Lee and
Jack Sanderson, music by Ernest
Breuer. [9901
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 c May 6, 19138;
E 809508; Frank Clark music co.,
Chicago.
My BOY IN BLUE; words by A. M.
Harvey, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Nirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9902
© Apr. 25, 1918: 2 c May 20,
19138; E 311395; Adah M. Harvey,
Willimantic, Conn.
My CAROLINA GIRL; words and music
by E. R. Heck. [9903
© May 10,. 1918; 2 ec. May 12,
1913; E 309614; Ernest R. Heck,
West Philadelphia.
My CINEMA GIRL; words by A. J. Mills,
musie by Bennett Scott. [9904
© May 9, 1913; 2 ce. May 17, 1913;
E 312106; Star music pub. co., 1td.,
London.
MyY CLEANSING; words and music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [9905
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
KE 310875; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
O96
MyY DREAM CHILD; words and music by
Phyllis Fergus. [9906 |
© May 17, 1918; 2 @ May 19, |
1918; E 309707; C. W. Thompson & |
co., Boston.
My DREAM GIRL; lyric by N. H. Me-
Cormick, music by Charles BE. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music |
pub. co. [9907 |
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138; |
EH 3111388; Nora Hadden McCor- |
mick, Battle Creek.
words by G. Grant, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9908 |
© Apr. 25, 1913>°2°G) Mieweto, |
1918; E 811162; Geo. Grant, Sagi-
naw, Mich.
My DREAMS ARE OF YOU ONLY; words
and music by W. G. Hanrahan. New
York, Broadway music co. [9809 |
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c« May 12,
19138; E 311099; Will Grant Hanra-
han, Kansas City, Mo.
My EVER LOVIN’ PIANO MAN; words by
L. J. Jeffords, musie E. C. Morrison.
New York, Len Fleming & co. [9910
© Apr. 16, 1918; 2 e« May 22,
1918: E 311496: Ed CG. Morrison,
Poplar Bluff, Mo.
My GENTLE GUIDE; words and music by
E. Kee. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9911
© Apr. 25, 1913; °2 Gy Mey ao, |
1913; E 311407; Eleanor Kee, North |
Crystal Lake, T1.
My HEART’S IN INDIANA FAR AWAY;
words by J. GC. Haly,
Heury H. Dreyer. [9912 ©
© May 26; 1913; 2 « May 26, |
1918; E 3809868; J. Clayton Ealy, |
New Albany, Ind.
My HEART’S IDEAL; words by Leona |
Carter, music by Vivian Brooks. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., |
ine. [9913 |
© Apr. 25, 1913;)2 G@ Magee, |
1913; E 311452; Leona Carter |
Quick, Newfield, N. Y.
My HIGH SILK HAT; words and music |
by Harry Israel. [9914
© May 12, 1913; 2 ¢)\May 10,
1913; E 309598; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 19138
My HOME IN CINCINNATI; words by
P. J. Markham, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o., ine. [9915
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 « May 20,
1918; E 311470; P. J. Markham,
New Britain, Conn.
My LITYLE Boy; two-step von Rein-
hold Ehrke fiir piano 2 ms. [9916
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 21, 19138;
FE 307755; A. Glas, Berlin.
My LITTLE BROWN-EYED SUE; words
by C. De Jean, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [9917
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
19138; E 311478; Christine De Jean,
Troy, Oreg.
My LittLe Eskimo; words and music
by J. H. Lynch. [9918
© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 311510;
Joseph H. Lynch and George W.
Stivers, New York.
My LITTLE MOUNTAIN HOME; words by
Ina Barnes, music by Frank & Ina
Barnes. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [9919
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311479; Mrs. T. C. Barnes,
Albany, Oreg.
My LITTLE WESTERN PAL; words by
L. Babbett, music by Henry Mather.
Washington, Marks Goldsmith co.,
inc. [9920
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
E 310835; Leonard Babbett, Ely,
Ney.
My LONELY HEART; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Tito Mattei; in
D flat and F. [9921
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. each May
16, 1913; E. 312090; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
My LOVE ror you; words and music by
Hal Parker. pseud. of Henry
Parker. [9922
© 1c. May 23, 1913; E 309857;
Henry Parker, New York.
My MOON-BEAM GIRL; words by Geo. P.
O’Brien, music by Glen L. Bever-
idge. Chicago, Beveridge pub. co.
[9923
© May 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 19,
19138; E 309733; G. L. Beveridge,
Chicago.
og
99382
MY MOTHER’S LOVE; words by James
Rowe, music by C. J. Williams;
male voices. [9924
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2c. May 5, 19138;
EK 310848; Curtis J. Williams,
Pritchett, Tex.
My MOTITER’S SONG; words and music
by T. W. Moore. Washington, Hay-
worth musi¢c pub. co. [9925
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 309540; Thomas W. Moore, Lock-
port, IN.: Y;
My NEW DANCE; written and composed
by G. H. Carlisle and H. M. Well-
mon. (The Star’s co.’s 6 d. edi-
tions, no. 270.) [9926
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1913;
EF 312075; Star music pub. co., Itd.,
London.
My OLD GIRL’S COMING BACK; words and
music by Armstrong and Clark.
[9927
© May 12, 1918; 2 ec. May 12,
1913; E 311064; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
My OLD SCHOOLMATE; words and
music by J. H. Lynch. [9928
© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 311513;
Joseph H. Lynch and Geo. W.
Stivers, New York.
My OTAHEITEE LADY; words by Chas.
C. Taylor, music by Jerome D.
Kern. [9929
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
E 311096; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
My PRAYER; words by Katharine A.
Grimes, music by T. Martin Towne.
[9930
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310994; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
My PRETTY ROSE TREE. See Childhood’s
days. No. 2.
My RAGGY MUSICAL MAN; words by
H. Irving, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [9931
©. Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. ‘May 15,
1913; E 311231; Harry Irving, New-
burgh, N. Y.
My SAGEBRUSH QUEEN; words by E. F.
Gossett, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [9932
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 @ May 20,
1913; E 811478; Eldon F. Gossett,
North Detroit, Mich.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9933
pt. 11, n.s., v. 8
My SILVER THROATED FAWN; Sioux
love song, words by Karl Jones,
music by Thurlow Lieurance. [9933
© Apr. 80, 1913; 2 ‘ec. Apr. 30,
1913; E 3809480; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
My SLUMBER SHIP; words by R. S.
Hooper, music by H. M. Tennent.
[9934
@ May 14, 916s 2 «cw May 15,
1913; EH 307720; Cary & co., Lon-
don.
My soNG oF soy; words anon., music
by D. S. Rich. [9935
© May 14, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1918; E 311258; Dorothy S. Rich,
New York.
My SOUL IS SATISFIED; words from the
Bible, music by Rufus O. Suter;
voices and organ. [9936
© May 15, 19138; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311302; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia.
My sucar Lou; words and music by
Fk. A. Montiero. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc, [9937
© Ape, 25, 1913?) 2 ¢, “May” 15;
1913; EH 311236; F. A. Montiero,
Richmond, Va.
My SUNSHINE; lines and melody by
P. Brown. Springfield, Mass. With-
erbee pub. co. [9938
@ May 21,1013; 2),.c.¢May¥21,
1918; E 3809796; Phelps Brown,
Springfield, Mass.
My SWEET KENTUCKY ROSE; words
and music by W. R. Ellis. [9939
(Cy au Magy 1. 1919 - 210681 =
William Rasner Ellis, Washington.
My SWEETHEART ISABEL; words by
Mrs. T. H. Maloney, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [9940
ko Apr. 25, 19is <2" <’ May, 20,
1913; E 311485; Mrs. T. H. Maloney,
Scranton, Pa.
MY SWEETHEART O’ER THE SEA; words
by R. L. Colter, music by E. Souther-
land. Melody only. [9941
© 1 .¢> Mar. 17, 191383 E 311107;
Esten Southerland & Robert L.
Colter, Wauchula, Fla.
My SWEETHEART THE WHOLE YEAR
THROUGH; words by J. Blake, music
by Thomas Hickey. New York, Len
Fleming & co. [9942
©) Apr.: 16;: 29183) 2 .¢.. May 22,
1913; E 311495; James Blake,
Brooklyn.
598
My TURKISH OPAL.
(The) mandolin, guitar, and piano
folio, no. 11.
My UtsaH HOME; words by A. Mundt,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[9943
© Apr. 25, 1913: 2c Mie ete,
19138; E 311180; Adelaide Mundt,
Starkweather, N. D.
MY VERY BEST FOR JESUS; words by |
W. C. Martin, musie by M. L. Mc-
Phail. [9944
© May 1, 1918; 2 c«. May 1, 19138;
E 310995; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
My VERY OWN; words and music by E.
Allen.
© 1c. May 6, 1918; E 312006;
Edward Allen, New Rochelle, N. Y.
My WerE ScoTtcH LASS AT HOME; words
by J. McGuckin and James Downie, |
[9946 |
©1ce May 29, 1913; E 311654; |
music by J. McGuckin.
Jack MeGuckin, St. Paul.
MY WITHERED ROSE; words by J. C. M.
Hamilton, music by Carl Bender.
Washington, Marks Goldsmith ¢o., |
inc. [9947
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1918; |
E 310830; J. C. M. Hamilton, Beaver |
Falls, Pa.
MyYstTEerIous (THE) KISS;
purple road,
Duncan and Fred de Gresac, music
by Wm. Frederick Peters.
© May 8, 1918; 2 ec. May 8, 19138;
E 311058; T. B. Harms & Francis, |
Day & Hunter, New York.
N’IMPLORE PLUS; valse lente, par Oc-
tave Lerichomme; piano seul.
1918;
Paris.
NATADES ; Edmond Laurens, op. |
46; pf. [9950 ©
© May 9, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1913;
E 307619; Enoch & co., Paris. |
Narita. See Delibes (C. P. IL.) |
NaME (THE) OF JESUS; words and,
music by Cherry Leitnaker. [9951 |
E., 307519)»
par
© May. 25, 1918; 2 ¢. May 19, |
19138;
heaver, Chicago. |
NATIONAL (THE) VIOLET; words by
Maryan Sheehan Drooney, music by |
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H..
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [9952 ©
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ¢. May 20, |
1918; E 311397; Maryan Sheehan |
Drooney, Meadville, Pa.
[9949
© Jan. 15, 1918° 2 eae: |
Lerichomme,
See Markstern |
[9945 |
from The |
lyric by Wm. Cary |
[9948 |
EK 309720; Homer A. Rode- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
NATURE’S REJOICING; an original serv-
ice for children’s day, words by El-
sie Duncan Yale, music by J. Lin-
coln Hall. [9953
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 « May 26,
1913; E 309881; MHall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia.
NcCoPP’A LL’EVERA; duetto campagnolo
parole e musica di Gennaro Camer-
lingo; canto e mandolino. [9954
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 19138;
E 309514; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
NEARER TO THEE; words and music by
BE. W. Stone. Washington, Marks-
Goldsmith co., inc. [9955
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
E 310823; E. W. Stone, Hibernia, Ky.
NECKEN VALSEN; Swedish waltz, arr.
by H. Silberhorn; concertina. [9956
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1918;
E 310791; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Nrey (A) FEKETE LO;
Loviszy Karoly, zenéjét szerezte
Molnar Mihaly. [9957
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Apr. 28, 1913;
E 307482; Franz Bard & bruder,
Budapest, Hungary.
szOvegét irta
New (A) AMERICAN ANTHEM; words
by Prof. Huntington, and America
by Samuel Francis Smith, music by
H. E. Lambert-Wallenstein. [9958
© May 29, 1913; 2 ¢c. May 831,
19138; E 314000; Hattie E. Lambert-
Wallenstein, New York.
New (THE) FREEDOM MARCH; by J. C.
Schultz; band. 4to. [9959
© May 26, 1913; 2 c@ May 29,
19138; E 311660; Up to date music
eo., Indianapolis.
NEW (THE) GRADUS AD PARNASSUM;
academic edition of selected studies,
in eight books, revised and com-
piled by I. Philipp, for the pianoforte.
Book 2. Right hand technic. [9960
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 307601; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
revision and compilation.]
NEW JERSEY (THE) SERVICE SONG; set
to tune The orange and the black;
words by C. C. Robinson. [9961
© Apr. 23, 1913: 2 c. Apr. 26,
1913; E 310795; State executive com-
mittee Y. M. ©. A. of New Jersey,
Newark, N. J. [Copyright is claimed
on words. ]
9969
NEW YORK’S A GRAND OLD TOWN; words
by A. J. Fagan, music by J. C. Ed-
wards. [9962
© 1c. May 31, 19138; E 309962;
Peerless music pub. co., New Ken-
sington, Pa.
NEWPORT; words and music by A. Mac
Donald. Newport, R. I., Studio
store. [99638
© May 15, 1913; 2 ¢. May 19,
1913; E 309724; Archie Mac Donald,
Newport, R. I.
NicE (A) LITTLE GIRL IN SEATTLE I
KNOW; words by B. H. Stordahl,
music by Rudolph H. Moller. Se-
attle, The Moller music pub. co.
[9964
© May 12, 1913; 2 ec. May 12,
1918; E 309659; B. H. Stordahl,
Seattle.
NIGARE POLSKA; [and] SKANINGEN,
SVENSK FOLKDANS; utgifven af H.
Silberhorn; concertina. [9965
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5; 19138;
E 310787; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Nieut (Die nacht); words by Wilh.
von Polenz, English version by Alice
Mattullath, music by Max Heinrich,
op. 34, no. 3; med. voice in B flat
- major with violin obl.ad lib. (Three
songs, no. 3.) [9966
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ec. May 24,
1918; E 311577; Carl Fischer, New
York.
NIGHT (THE) BEFORE THE BATTLE;
words and music by C. A. White rev.
by Josef Frantz [pseud. of H.. L.
Heartz]; men’s voices. 4to. (Secu-
lar part songs, no. 6468.) [9967
© May 12, 1913; 2.c. May 19, 1918;
E 309764; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
revision. ]
NIGHT IN JUNE. See Offenbach
(Jacques)
NicgHT (THE) IS SO BEWITCHING LOVE;
words by Laura Rountree Smith,
music by I. Buchhalter. [9968
© May 20, 1918; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309890; Isadore Buchhalter,
Chicago.
NIGHT (A) OF DREAMS; waltz by R. A.
Horne; piano. [9969
© May 30, 1913; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
E 312192; J. H. Larway, London.
599
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9970
NicHt (THE) OWLS; (La ronde du
soir); valse by Vincent Scotto, arr.
by Carl F. Williams; band. 4to.
[9970
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 ce. Apr. 28, 1918;
EK 310689; H. Delormel, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
NIGHT SONG; reverie by R. M. Stults,
ed. and fingered by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
violin solo, piano acc. [9971
© May 28, 1918; 2c. May 29, 1918;
H 311670; M. Witmark & Sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
NINA BONITA; tango argentino por A.
Battisti, para piano. [9972
© May 18, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 1918;
H 307717; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
NINA To ZUAN. See From a Venetian
balcony.
NINE INDIAN SONGS WITH DESCRIPTIVE
NOTES; by Thurlow Lieurance; voice
and piano. [9973
+ © May? 22, 1913: 1. e.’ May 722;
1918; 1 c. May 28, 1918; E 309945;
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
NINI PRINTEMPS; opérette en 8 actes,
paroles de Léon Rabbe et Paul Mon-
cousin, musique de Marius Lambert.
Partition piano et chant. [9974
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c May 10, 1913;
D 192938; L. Digoudé-Diodet, Paris.
NO TENGAS MIEDO; tango criollo argen-
tino par A. Battisti; piano. [9975
© May 18, 19138; 2 e«. May 15,
1913; E 807718; Casa Dotésio, Mad-
rid.
NOCTURNE IN A FLAT; by Spencer Lor-
raine; piano. [9976
© May 22) 1918:-2 ec "May °22,
19138; EH 312154; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
Noon ; words by Kendall Banning, mu-
sic by Gena Branscombe [i. e. Gena
Branscombe Tenney]; soprano and
alto. (Jn The sun dial; Edition
Schmidt, no. 161.) [9977
© May 26, 19138; 2 c. each May
26, b91S "Ey. 309904; Arthur: PB.
Schmidt, Boston.
NOONTIDE PEACE;
piano.
by Oscar Keller;
(Mountain scenes, no. 4.)
[997
© May 2, 1918; 2 ec. May 12, 1913;
E 312057; Augener, ltd., London.
pt. 17m sk wes
Nora; words and music by BH. H. Neal,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [9979
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec May 20,
1913; EH 311418; E Harwood Neal,
Williamstown, Mass.
Nora McCree; words by Ed. C. Genty,
music by Bert L. Fulton. [9980
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310660; Gem music pub. co., Dan-
bury, Conn.
NOREEN; Irish love song; words and
music by B. L. Fulton; in F. Water-
bury, Conn., The Benton co. [9981
© May 31, 1918; 2 ©. May 31,
1918; E 309966; Bert L. Fulton,
Waterbury, Conn.
NoREN (HEINRICH G.) Capriccio; von
H. G. Noren, op. 48, no. 2; violine
mit klavierbegleitung. [9982
© Apr: 28, 191322 (ee Mero.
1913; E 3812069; Eos musikverlag,
g. m. b. h. Berlin-Schoneberg, Ger-
many.
NORINE; words by Corp’l Johnson, mu-
sic by Edwin Dicey. [99838
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
E 310815; L. Warren Johnson, Fort
Wayne, Ind.
NORMAL SCHOOL MARCH; by Mrs. M. R.
Washington, H. Kirkus
Waldecker.
Dugdale co. [9984
© May 13, 19138; 2 @ May 14,
1913; E 3096388; M. R. Waldecker,
Washington.
NORSHDOMENS NAVNESANG; ord och mu- ©
sik af T. Reimestad. ~- [9985
© May 26, 1913; 2 @ May 831,
1918; E 309961; Theodor Reimestad,
Minneapolis.
Not TONIGHT; words by Cecil Mack, |
music by William H. Farrell. [9986 |
© May 21, 1918; 2 @ May 21,
1913; E 309807; Waterson, Berlin & |
Snyder co., New York.
NOTHING LIKE JESUS; words and mu- |
sic by C. P. Jones. [9987 |
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2°" May 7, iets; |
E 310654; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville. |
NOTHING TO DO BUT LOVE; words by |
Harry H. Williams, music by Nat. D. |
Ayer. [9988
© May 17, 1913;.2> ei,
1913; E 3113806; Harry Williams mu-
sic co., ine., New York.
600
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
NoTHING TO YoU; words and music by
Thoro Harris. [9989
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310645; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
Norturno; von Heinrich G. Noren, op.
43, no. 1; violine mit klavierbe-
gleitung. [9990
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c May 12,
1918; E 312068; Eos musikverlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Schoneberg, Ger-
many.
NOUVEAU PRINTEMPS; air de ballet von
Percy Elliott. bearb. von Rich.
Tourbié; fiir salon-orchester. to.
[9991
© Apr. 17, 19138; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
E 312024: B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
NOVELETTE. See Samuel
Three light pieces.
‘Now AND THEN. See Discovery (The)
' of La Salle by Chicago; or, Now and
then.
\NUITS DE JUIN; paroles de Victor
| Hugo, musique de Noél Gallon.
. [9992
' © May 15, 1913; 2 c« May 26,
1913; E 312184; J. Hamelle, Puris.
See Evening service.
(Harold)
(NUNC DIMITTIS.
_—— See also Magnificat [and] Nune
| dimittis.
-O BE JOYFUL IN THE LorD; words and
| music by F. W. Westhoff. Svo. (in
| The choir, v. 14, May, 1913.) [9993
© May 6, 1913; 1 c. May 8, 1913;
| E 311042; Fillmore bros. co.. Cin-
einnati.
'O BEAU PAYS DE LA TOURAINE. See
Meyerbeer (Giacomo)
’O CAFUNCIELLO ’AMERICA; versi di S.
_ Esposito mus. di Di Capua e Gam-
bardella; canto e mandolino. [9994
| © Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 9, 1913;
E 312037; Italian book co., New
York.
0 DU FROHLIGE, O DU SELIGE; arr. by
, Chas. Henderson; solo and duett
voices. [9995
© May 24, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309902; Jos. Krolage music
eo., Cincinnati.
O, GIFT DIVINE; words alt. by Geo. O.
Webster, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[9996
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1913;
E 310996; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
ee
10005
OQ HOLD ME FAST; words by L. J. Wil-
liams, music by C. H. Gabriel. [9997
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
BE 3110382; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
O LINGER YET, YE MOMENTS GOLDEN
(O lass dich halten gold’ne stunde) ;
words by Otto Roquette, translation
by John P. Jackson, music by Otto
Floersheim, ed. by Maurice Gould;
contralto or bar. in B flat. [9998
© Apr. 16, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 24,
1913; E 311578; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
edition. ]
O LorD, Most HOLY; Ave Maria, sacred
song by I. V. Flagler. [9999
© May 26, 19138; 2 ec. May 26,
1913; E 309907; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
O LOVE DIVINE; anthem words by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, music by Bradford
Campbell, op. 74; mixed voices and
organ. 4to. (Series 9 of sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 1050.)
[10000
© May 21, 1913; 2 ec. May 26,
19138; E 309914; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston.
—— words and music by W. T. Gilli-
land. [10001
© May 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 19,
1913; E 309718; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
O PADRE NOSTRO, CHE NE’ CIELI STAT;
dal canto XI, del Purgatorio di
Dante, musica di Riccardi Zan-
donai. 1. Coro, orchestra ed organo;
partitura. 2. Riduzione per canto e
piano, di Ugo Solazzi. [10002, 10003
© May 23, 1913; 2 «. May 24,
1913; E 307780. 307781; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. [jCopyright is claimed
on vocal score. ]
°O PREVETE RUSECATORE; versi di Canta-
lamessa e Colfade, musica di Fonzo
e Iacelli; canto e mandolino. [10004
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 309515; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
QO SALUTARIS; hymn, music by P. J.
Donovan. Hamilton, Ontario, Thos.
Anderson. 4to. [10005
© May 22. 1913: 2 ec. May 28, 1913;
E 312180; P. J. Donovan, Sunnyille,
Ontario.
601
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10006
O SALUTARIS—Continued.
par Raoul Pickaert pour soprano
ou mezzo-soprano avec ace. de vio-
lon, harpe, orgue, et choeur 4 bouche
fermée, ad lib. [10006
© Apr. 4,491387 2 GrApre2s, 1918 ;
EH 3807507; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
SAVE ME GoD; words from the
Psalms, music by W. Berwald; high
in F minor with organ ace. [10007
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
E 311047; G. Schirmer, New York.
’7O SCIORE SPERDUTO; Mo che torna
primmavera, duetto, versi di KE. Tum-
molillo, musica di D. Jetti; canto e
mandolino. [10008
© May 5, 1913: 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 3809511; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
O STAND UP LIKE A HERO; words by W.
C. Martin, music by Russell H. Miles.
[10009
©: May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 310997; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
O
70 SUONNO ’E PASCARIELLO; canzone
umoristica, versi di V. De Falco.
musica di V. Napolitano; canto e
mandolino. [10010
© May 5, 1918; 2 ec. May 6, 1918;
E 3809518; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
O WERE MY LOVE YON LILAC FAIR; words
by Robert Burns, music by Mollie A.
Strange. [10011
© May 17, 1913; 2c. May 19, 1913;
E 309708; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
O YOU SLIDE TROMBONE; words and mu-
sic by W. A. List. [10012
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310805; Wallace A. List, Le Roy,
Ill.
Oak (THE) GALLERY; words and mu-
Sic by Ernest Crampton. (A series
of gavotte songs, no. 5.) [10013
© Apr 25. 1913*"2°e aor. 24.
1918; E 807404: Cary & co., London.
OBERON ; opéra de Weber, 26éme grande
fantaisie arr. par. Emile Tavan; or-
chestre. 4to. [10014
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307694; Margueritat, pére, fils et
gendre, Paris. :
ODE. TO A Lily; words by J. O.
Christensen and F, J. Faux. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10015
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 e. May 20,
1813; E 3811401; Christensen and
Faux, Moroni, Utah.
602
|
ee
pt. 14, n. s., v.S
O’ER LEA AND MEADOW; scherzo pasto-
rale, by Oscar Keller; piano. (Moun-
tain scenes, no. 5.) [10016
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1913; |
E 312058; Augener Itd., London.
OFFENBACH (Jacques) Night in
June; barcarolle from the opera
Les contes dHoffmann, text by
L. F. Kaelin, music by J. Offenbach;
Sop. and alto. 4to. [10017 |
© May 7, 1918; 2 G@ May 205
1918: E 311072; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati. [Copyright is claimed
on text. ]
OH BONNIE SCOTLAND SEE WHAT I’M
SUFFERIN’ FOR YE NOO; words by J.
MecGuckin and James Downie, music
by J. McGuckin. [10018
© 1 ce. May 24, 1913; E 311530; |
Jack McGuckin, St. Paul.
OH BOTHER, SANG THE THRUSH; words
by Marguerite Radcliffe-Hall, music
by Liza Lehmann. [10019
© Apr. 29, 1913: .2 ee.) Agee,
1913; E 307536; Chappell & co., ltd., |
London. |
OH, DARLING, ARE YOU HAPPY? words |
by A. E. McKenney. Washington, |
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10020
©, Apr. 25, 19135 (292) eitawaee, ||
1913; E 311410; Ada EK. McKenney, |
South Windham, Me.
OH! HAIL TO THE FLAG! words and |
music by 8S. I. Titcomb, intro. arr. |
by J. H. Molineux. Washington, |
Hayworth music pub. co. |
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2 ¢. May alee;
E 311142; Stephen Irving Titcomb, |
Clovis, Cal.
OH! How I LOVE AN ELK; words and
music by Gregg A. Frelinger. La |
Fayette, Ind., Frelinger music house.
[10022
© May 26, 1913: 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309871; G. A. Frelinger, La |
Fayette, Ind.
OH, LITTLE MIST FROM THE SEA. See
Songs of fancy.
Ou. Maccie Brown! words by James,
EK. Piercey, music by Genevieve |
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale co., ine. [10023 |
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 « May 15,
1918; E 311207; J. E. Piercey, For-
tune Bay, Newfoundland.
Ou! My FatHer. See Meditation.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
7 hn te
OH MY SWEET LITTLE SHAMROCK;
words and music by D. Newman.
New York, Ferd E. Mierisch.
[10024
© May 9, 19138; 2 ce. May 31, 1913;
E 309958; Dorothy Newman, Los
Angeles.
f
‘Om! My! THAT EYE! words and music
' by J. C. M. Hamilton. Washington,
Marks Goldsmith os ine. [10025
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913:
‘ E 310841; J. C. M. Hamilton, Beaver
. Falls, Pa.
OH, 0H, DELPHINE; selection, music by
Ivan Caryll, arr, by Dan Godfrey ;
military band. (Chappell’s army
| journal, no. 398.) [10026
: © Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c Apr. 30,
f
1918; E 3075387; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
(Chappell’s
journal, no. 33.) [10027
© May 17, 1913; 2 c. May 19,
| 1913; E 307735 ; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
arr. by H. M. Higgs; piano
= ace. parts. (Chappell’s orchestral
: selections, no. 108.) [10028
© Apr. 23, 19138; 2 c. Apr. 24,
| 1913; E 307397; Chappell & co., lid.
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
H, OH, OH; Song from the musical
play The girl on the film, words by
Adrian Ross, music by Albert Sir-
'
| may. [10029
—— waltz. auxiliary
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 307565; Chappell & co., ltd.
H! 0H! YOU LITTLE BABOON! words by
B. Inboden, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
i wv, [10030
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c May 20,
1913; E 311416; Bert Inboden,
Cleveland.
H, PLAY THAT UMPAH, UMPAH, UM-
PAH; words by Vincent Bryan, music
BY erry Von Tilzer. [10031
May 20, 1913, 2 c. May 20,
bre. E "811338; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
H, SAY THAT YOU'LL FORGIVE ME, DAD;
words by Geo. Hoffman, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
Kus Dugdale co., inc. [10032
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311465; G. "Hoffman, Flint,
Mich.
f
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10042
OH TAKE ME TO THAT EXPOSISH ; words
by H. J. Stanley, musie by Charles
E. Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music Ae co. [10083
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 c«. May 5, 1918 ;
E 311133; "Horry J. Stanley, Boston.
OH! THAT TANGO GLIDE; words by Dick
Weil, music by Morton Lang.
[10034
G) Apr. 19, 1913; 2 ec. May 9, 1918;
E 309539; Lang and Weil pub. co.,
New York.
Ou! THAT TUNE, THAT SPOONEY LOVIN’
TUNE; words and music by F. Done-
gani. [10035
© 1c. May 17, 1913; E 311320;
Francesco Donegani, Reno, Ney.
OH, THAT WILL BE JOYFUL; words by
J. J. Lawson, music by J. E. Thomas.
[10036
© May 16, 1913; 2 c@ May 19,
1913; E 309746; John Ehalt Thomas,
Chicago.
OH! WHAT IS THAT? words and music
by G. J. Powell. [10087
© May 3, 1913; 2 ce May 7, 1913;
E 3109388; G. J. Powell, Hartford.
OH! YOU BEAUTIFUL NEW YORK MOON;
by Frank Stilwell and J. Kendis,
arr. by Mornay D. Helm. [10088
© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 311505;
James Kendis music co., New York.
OH YOU GREAT BIG BABY FACE; words
by Harry Gifford, music by Fred
Godfrey. [10039
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 28,
1913; E 307470; Star music pub. co.,
ltd., London.
Ou! YOU MILLION DOLLAR DOLL; words
by Grant Clark and Edgar Leslie,
music by Maurice Abrahams. [10040
©) May 17, 1913; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311266; Maurice Abrahams
music co., ine., New York.
OH YOU PARCEL PosT! words by E.
Knight, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10041
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c May 20,
1913: E 311390; Ernest Knight,
Providence, R. I.
OH YOU SWEET LITTLE GIRL WITH GENE-
VIEVE CURLS; words by W. Williams,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10042
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 15,
1913; E 811157; Wallace Williams,
Los Angeles,
603
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10045
OH YOU WEDDING DAY; southern nov-
elty song, written and composed by
R. A. Browne. New York, Smith &
Browne. [100438
© May 238, 1918; 2 c. May 21,
1918; E 309885; Raymond A.
Browne, New York.
Onto FLo; words and music by Her-
bert W. Willett. St. Louis, Stark
music co. [10044
). “May, 20Te 2 ce May 27,
1913; E 309826; John Stark, St.
Louis.
OLD BLACK JoE; march by W. S. My-
grant; pf. [10045
© May 18, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 3811269; W. S. Mygrant,
New York.
OLD FASHIONED FLOWERS AND YOU;
words and music by EK. H. Gottschall.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10046
©) Apr. 25, 19138; .2 « May 20;
1918; E 311899; EH. H. Gottschall,
Harrisburg, Pa.
OLD KING CASH; words by Richard W.
Lewis, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
ine. [10047
G Apr, 25, ta18> 2c: May 20,
1918; H 38113887; R. W. Lewis, Paris,
Tenn.
OLD Missourr; words by F. McDonald,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10048
© Apr 25, 1918: 2. e'-May 20,
1918; E 3811488; Fred McDonald,
Dagmar, Mont.
OLD (THE) SCHOOL HOUSE THAT STOOD
IN THE GROVE; words and music by
a. A. Buxton. [10049
GoMay 17, i9is: 2. ic. May 22,
1913; E 311864; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
OLD-WorLD (AN) GARDEN; words and
music by Ernest Crampton. (A
series of gavotte songs, no. 7.)
[10050
© Apr. "23; 1918; 2 a Apr 24
1913; E 807405; Cary & co., London.
OLYMPIA; march by C. J. Rockwell;
orch. to. [10051
© May 7, 1918; 2c. May 9, 19138;
Ky 809589; Victor Arnold music co.,
Kansas City, Kans.
pt. Ill, mS. Vi 89
OLYMPIAD (THE); march by Chas.
Arthur, arr. by M. L. Lake; military
band. 4to. [10052
© Apr. 10, 19138; 2 qc May 2s
1918; E 311579; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ON A MOONLIT LAKE; barcarolle by
Oscar Weller: piano. (Mountain
scenes. no. 2.) [10053
© May 2, 1918; 2 c« May 12, 1913;
E 312055; Augener, ltd., London.
ON HER VERANDA; words by Phil Ponce,
music by Ethel Ponce. [10054
© May 19, 1918; 2 ce May 23,
1918; E 809856; Forster musi¢e pub-
lisher, Chicago.
ON STILTS; march by Geo. J. Trinkaus,
fingered by Leo Troostwyk; cello
solo with piano ace. [and violin
part.] [10055
© May 8, 1913; 2 ec. May 9, 1918:
EK 3809571: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
ON THE BANKS OF THE OLD TEN- |
NESSEE; words and music by A. W. |
Manering. Washington, J. E. Min- |
nick ¢o., ine. [10056
© May 12, 1918; 2 @ May 20) |
1918; E 811829; A. W. Manering,
Royalton, Ill.
ON THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS; words
by Lou Klein, musie by J. Kendis |
and Frank Stilwell. [10057
© 1c May 7, 191833) eauees
James Kendis music co., New York.
ON THE LAKE; by F. lL. Watson; pf.
[10058 |
© May 18, 1918; 2 @ May 20, 8
1913; E 311337; W. B. Hasey, West i—
Somerville, Mass.
ON THE MERRY GO ROUND; march two |
step by F. Nelsen; pf. [10059 |
© May 2, 1913; 2 c May 6, 1918; |
E 3810910; Fredrik Nelsen, Kansas |
City, Kans. |
ON THE SUNNY SAN JUAN; words and |
music by T. O. Kirk. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10060 |
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2c, May 20, |
1913; E 311379; T. O. Nitky Aztec,
N. Mex.
ONCE MORE I MUST TELL IT; words and |
music by Samuel W. Beazley. [10061
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2°¢. May 15,
1913; E 310882; S. W. Beazley, Chi- ff
cago.
604
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
ONCE ONLY, LOVE; words by Richard
Watson Gilder, music by Wintter
Watts; high in G. [10062
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 13, 1913;
E 309665; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ONE DAY; poem by Grace Vinal Rich.
music by Pearl] Vinal. [10063
© May 23, 19138; 2 c May 26,
1918; E 309898; C. W. Thompson
& co., Boston.
ONE FLAG, ONE THRONE; patriotic song,
words by J. Liddell Kelly, music by
A. Forrester. [10064
© May 19, 1918; 2 c. May 16,
1913; E 312110; Alice Forrester, %
_ Milner & Thompson, Itd., Christ-
_ ehurch, New Zealand.
ONE GRAND OLD TIME; words and music
by W. J. Elener, New York, Len
Fleming & co. [10065
© May 15, .1913; 2 c. May 22,
19138; E 311499; Will J. Elener,
Spring Valley, N. Y.
| ONE HUNDRED AND ONE BEST SONGS:
, for home, school and meeting. 13th
f ed. 8vo. [10066
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 345876; Cable co., Chicago.
ONE IS MY MaAstTEeR; words by Mrs.
C. D. Martin, music by W. Stillman
Martin. [10067
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 19138;
E 310998; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
'
(
‘ONLY A SWEETHEART; words by Ed-
ward E. Snitzer, music by F. E.
Hunter, arr. by Luther A. Clark; in
B flat with refrain in E flat. [10068
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
BE 309495; Frank E. Hunter music
co., Springfield, Mass.
ONLY BECAUSE IT’s you; lyric by J.
_ Will Callahan, music by Paul Pratt.
| St. Louis, Stark music co. [10069
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 17, 1913;
E 309827; John Stark, St. Louis.
OnLy (THE) MAN I EVER LOVED IS GONE
AWAY; words and music by R. E.
Deane. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [10070
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1913; FE 311170; Rich E. Deane, An-
con, Canal Zone.
ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS$ march
by Al Hayes. 1. Band. 2. Orches-
tra. [10071, 10072
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. each May 23,
1913; E 309938, 309939; Fillmore
brothers co., Cincinnati.
10080
ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS—Contd.
—--— words by Sabine Baring Gould,
music by R. L. Fletcher. [10073
© May 20, 1913; 2 c. May 22,
1913; E 311493; Robert L. Fletcher,
Alleghany, Pa.
ONWARD GO AND ‘TRUST IN Gop; words
by W. C. Martin, music by Thoro
Harris. [10074
© May 1, 1913; 2 c May 1, 1913 ;
E 3810999; Hone pub. co., Chicago.
ONWARD TO FREEDOM; a Balkan song,
words by H. J. Stanley, music by
C. E. Coleman. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [10075
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913;
E 311121; Harry J. Stanley, Boston.
ONWARD TO THE WAR; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. S. Fearis.
[10076
© May 1, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1913;
E 311000; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Oren (THE) ROAD; words by Kendali
Banning, musie by Gena Branscombe
fi. e. Gena Branscombe Tenney]; so-
prano and alto. (Jn The sun dial;
Edition Schmidt, no. 161.) [10077
© May 26, 1913: 2 c. each May 26,
1913; E 309906; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
OPEN UNTO ME; recit. [and] I will ex-
tol Thee O Lord; air, from the ora-
torio Eli, composed by Michael Costa,
edited by Edgardo Lévi. (Standard
songs by old masters, no. 63.)
[10078
© May 13, 1913; 2 c. May 14, 1913;
E 312082; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on new edition.]
OPERATIC MEDLEY NO. 1; echoes of great
singers transcribed by A. Remie (A.
C. Eimer); piano. [10079
© May 24,1913; 2 c. May 28, 1913;
E 309936; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis.
ORALAINE; gavotte by Henry Bethuel
Vincent; organ obl. Svo. (In Re-
cital pieces for organ, third series. )
[10080-
© May 17,1913: 2c. May 19, 1913;
E 309744: J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
ORANGE (THE) AND THE BLACK; tune.
See New Jersey (The) service song.
605
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10081
Orraon (THE) GIRL; words by Mrs.
McKenzie, musie by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10081
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 « May 165,
1918; E 3811200; Sarah McKenzie,
Scio, Or.
ORGAN SCORE, CEREMONIAL OF MUSIC OF
THE FOURTH DEGRER, KNIGHTS OF Co-
LUMBUS; Composed, arr. and comp.
by Alfred J. Haywood. 1 p. L, 88 p.
fol. [10082
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
A 346542; Knights of Columbus, New
Haven.
ORIAMENDI;. marcha Jaimista arre-
glada por Santos Inchausti; canto
y piano. [100838
© Apr. 80, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
BH 807575; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
ORIENTAL MURMURS; valse lente by
Louis Edw. Kneppler; pf. [10084
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 25, 19138;
KH 3810686; Kneppler publishers,
Brooklyn.
ORPHAN (THE) ; words by F. L. Smith,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10085
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢ May 15,
1918; KE 311166; Frances L. Smith,
Machias, N. Y.
ORPHEUS WITH HIS LUTE;
William Shakespeare, music by
Franklin Hopkins; medium and
low voice. (Jn Shakespeare album ;
Great English poets series.) [10086
© Apr. 80, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1918;
words by
EK 310675; H. W. Gray co, New
York.
OsoEASy! by Eugéne Wyatt; pf.
[10087
© May 6, 1918; 2c. May 7, 1918;
i 810916; G. Schirmer, New York.
Our DEERING; words and music by
G. T. Goldthwaite. [10088
© May 20, 1913; 2 c May 26,
1918; KE 809874: George T. Gold-
thwaite, Portland, Me.
Our FATHER’s LOVE; words by Alice J.
Cleator, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[10089
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
Ki 311001; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
OuR FATHER’S PRAISE; words by Lizzie
DeArmond, musie by Thoro Harris.
[10090
© May 1, 1918; 2 e. May 1, 1913;
I) 311002; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
606
pt. 111, nis, m8
OUR GOLDEN WEDDING; words by T.
Burkhart, musie by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10091
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2' c. May 20,
1918; E 311418; Thomas Burkhart,
Tiffin, O.
OUR HONEYMOON TO THE GOO GOO EYED
MOON; words by C. J. Aisenbrey,
musie by John F. Ryan. Washing-
ton, Hayworth musie pub. co.
[10092
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
WH 311115; J. Aisenbrey, Plymouth,
Wis.
OuR LIEF; words by A. M. Wright,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢co., ine.
[10098
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c May 20,
1913; E 3811878; Anna M. Wright,
Islip, N. Y.
Our LorD IS COMING SOON; words by
Emerald, musie by Genevieve Scett.
[10094
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 15,
1918; E 311206; H. Kirkus Dugdale
co., ine., Washington.
OuR NEW FLAT; humorous song writ-
ten by Frederick Firth Shephard,
music arr. by Jean Bertrand.
[10095
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. May 29,
1918; E 3812191; Reynolds & co.,
London.
Our P. 8S. A; humorous song, words
and music by Cuthbert Rose.
[10096
© May 238, 1913; 2 « May 24,
1918; E 3807768; Reynolds & ©co.,
London.
Our PresIpENT; words by A. S. Fyfe, FF
music by Henry Mather. Washing- ©
ton, Marks Goldsmith co., ine.
{10097
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 ec May 5, 19138; iF
FE 310828; A. S. Fyfe, Big Timber,
Mont. q
OUR PRESIDENTS, 1789-19138; words |
and music by
New York, Uncle Sam musie pub. 9
co. [10098 9
© May 9, 1918; 2 ec. May 12, 1918; §
BE 809599; J. J. Cauchois; New York. |}
[Copyright is claimed on revised 7}
edition. ] ‘
John J. Cauchois. §
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
OUT OF THE DEPTHS; words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, music arr. with ad-
ditional melody by C. H. Gabriel.
Ato. [10099
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1918; E 311527; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago. [Copyright is claimed on
new instrumental accompaniment,
additional melody and _ reconstruc-
tion. ]
OvuT oF roucH; words anon., music by
Esther L. Steele. [10100
(© May 15, 1913; 2 c May 21,
1913; E 309810; W. A. Maltbie, To-
peka, Kan.
OUT ON THE BOUNDING DEEP; lyric and
music by Irene Jefferies. [10101
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 310942; New England pub. co.,
Easthampton, Mass.
OVER IN THE LAND OF CANAAN: words
and music by Haldor Lillenas.
[10102
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310656; Jno. T. Benson, Nash-
ville.
: Ozark (THE) SONG: words and music
| by John Breckenridge Ellis.
[10103
;
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
E 311050; Wm. H. Lee, Chicago.
PADEREWSKI (IGNACE) Mélodie;
chant du voyageur, by I. Paderew-
ski, transcribed by Harvey B. Gaul;
organ. [10104
|
|
© May 14, 1913; 2 ce. May 15,
1913; E 311291; Boston music co..
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. }
PAKOBLE (THE ROSE); words by Karl
Jones, music by Thurlow Lieurance.
[10105
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2c. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309482; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PALAESTRA; Sammlung von _ solo-
stiicken, solosonaten, solosuiten und
| konzertsitzen, arr. in progressiver
| reihenfolge revidiert und be-
zeichnet von Ernst Helm; fiir vio-
, line and piano. Serie 1, 3a. (Edi-
tion Schott, 1693a) {10105*
' © Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 28, 1911;
| E 270164; B Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
| 96875—13—6
10111
PALAESTRA; Sammlung yon _ golo-
stiicken, solosonaten, solosuiten und
konzertsiitzen, von Ernst Heim ;
fiir violine mit klavierbegleitung.
Serie 1. no. la no. 1b. no. 4a.
no. 4b. Edition Schott, 1691A und
B & 16944 und B.) [ 10105* *
© July 5, 1911; 2 ¢ each Aug. 4,
1911; FE 263647-263650; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
PALAESTRA ; sammlung von solo-
stiicken, solosonaten, solosuiten und
konzertsiitzen, arr. von Ernst Heim;
fiir violine mit klavierbegleitung;
serie 1. Band 5a.—Band 4b.
[10105***
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 « each Oct. 6,
1911; IX 264509, 264510; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
PALMAY ILKA; hfirom dala, szerzette
Rusznyék Armand. Contents :—
Itéliaban; irta, Salg6 Laszlo.—A
Péter, a PAl sat6bbi; irta Salgé
Laszio.—Kis hfzik6ém ablakénaél;
irta, Rusznyak Armand. [10106
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ec Apr. 28,
1913; E 3074388: Franz Bard & bru-
der, Budapest, Hungary.
PALMER (C. CHARLTON) ‘Twelve stud-
ies on old English hymn-tunes; by
C. C. Palmer; organ. obl. S8vo.
[10107
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 ec. May 22,
1913; E 312151; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
PANAMA; or, The wedding of the seas;
words and music by M. R. Boyle.
San Francisco, Marcus Aurelius.
[10108
© May 10, 1918; 2 c. May 14,
1913; E 309630; Maizie R. Boyle,
San Francisco.
PANAMA RAG; words music by
J. H. Lynch. [10109
© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 311512;
Joseph H. Lynch and George W.
Stivers, New York.
PANAMA (THE) WALTZ; A. H. Fewkes;
pf. [10110
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ¢. May 5, 1913;
KE 310858; A. Holmes Fewkes, Ips-
wich, Mass.
PaoLo; capricietto burlesque by Sieg-
mund Landsberg, arr. by Gaston
Borch; orch. with piano conductor,
barmonium and obligato violin.
[10111
© May 6, 1913; 2c. May 24, 1913;
FE 311580; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
and
607
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10112
Pa-pup-60H (Deer-flower); song by
Thurlow Lieurance. [10112
© Apry)-30, 191832) er tApny a0,
1918; E 309481; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PARADE (THE) by M. S.
Lithaur; pf. [10118
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 311098; Moilie Stern Lithaur,
New York.
MARCH ;
PARADE OF THE DOLLS; march by H.
Kngelmann; piano. [10114
© Mar. 19, 1918; 2 c Mar. 19,
1918; E-309788; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PARADISE; sacred song, words by R.
Bronner, music by H. W. Petrie;
sop. or ten. with cello and violin
obligato. [10115
(©) May 27, 1913; 2c. May’ 21,
1918; E 309814; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
PARAPHRASE; tiber zwei rosenlieder,
von Philipp zu Wulenburg, musik
von Max Oscheit, op. 209, fiir kla-
vier. Contents:—Aus des nachbars
haus.—Waldessaum im wiesenhang.
[10116
©) Apr 12, $1993':;.2: ie. i May. 1,
1913; E 3807559; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
PARDON ME; polka by Giuseppe De
Luca; ist. and 2nd. mandolin and
guitar acc. [10117
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
EH 309490; G. De Stefano, Philadel-
phia.
PARIS SPARROWS; words by Jessie A.
Middleton, music by Helen Juta.
[10118
© May 10, 1913; 2 ¢ May 12,
1915; EK 312064; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
PARISIAN (THE) BALL; words by Lew
Brown, music by Herman Paley.
[10119
© May 14, 1918; 2 ce May 15,
1913; E 311268; Paley music co.,
New York.
PARLOR GAMES; waltz by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [10120
© May 19, 1913: 2 e. May 19,
1918; E 309784; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
608
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
ParriraA EN Sot MAJEUR; 2° partita,
extraite du Neue claviertibung, de
Johann Kuhnau, annotée et doigtée .
par Blanche Selva; piano. (Les
maitres classiques de la musique. no.
2004. ) Contents :—Prélude.—A lle-
mande.—Courante. [10121
© Mar, 20, 1913; 2G) jam 2a,
1918; E 307423; B. Roudanez, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on annotation
and fingering. |
Pa’s LOVE; words and music by Mrs.
C. M. Conroy. New York, Ferd. Fi.
Mierisch. [1Ot22
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2c. May 6, 1918;
E 309528; Mrs. C. M. Conroy, Brook-
lyn.
PASS IN REVIEW; march by V. F. Sa-
franek; military band with trumpet
and drum corps ad lib. Pinas
© Apr. 15, 1913392 iGeetey ae,
1918; E 811581; Carl Fischer, New
York.
PASSING (THE) HOURS; four part song.
words by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by A. Walter Kramer, op. 36,
no. 2; women’s voices. 4to. [10124
© Apr. 21, 19138; Be. Mey oot. -
E 309554; Oliver Ditson 2o., Boston.
PASSION-FLOWER; valse by Pedro de
ZAulueta, arr. by H. M. Higgs; or-
chestra. 4to. 110125
© May 24, 1913°° 2056 aii,
1918; E 312163; Chappell & ¢o., Itd.,
London.
—— ——— piano acc) part, ) aia [10126
© May 238, 1918; 2 ec May 26,
1918; E 312162; Chappell & co., ]td., |
London. [Copyright is claimed on |
arrangement. |
PASTICHE; par. Ch. Steiger, pour le |
piano. [10127
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1918; |
E 307656; Durand et cie., Paris. |
PASTORALE; by Alleyne Warren; ergan. |
obl. S8vo. (The organ loft, book |
xev, no. 285.) [10128 |
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 22, 1918; |
E 312150; Vincent music co. Itd., |
London.
PASTORALE EY FUGUE; par E. Ratez, op. |
58, pour grand orgue. [10129 if
© Mar. 15, 19138; ‘Buco wapre.s, |
19138; E 3807484; Costallat et cie.,
Paris. 1 |
PASTORALE IN E; by William Faulkes,
op. 155, no. 1; organ. [10130 |
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 19, 1913; jj
E 309760; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
Pax; marcia militare di Vincenzo
Billi, op. 282; per pianoforte. [10131
© May 23, 1913: 2 c. May 24,
1913; KE 307782; G. Ricordi & co..
Milan.
PEACE, SWEET PEACE; words by W. C.
Martin, chorus by Jean Bearl, music
by Mrs. Ord Bohannan. [101382
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
FE 311003; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
PEACH BLOSSOM WALTZ; by A. J. Shaw;
Ist. banjo. [10133
i) Apr. 14, 1918: 2 °c. Apr. 21,
1913; E 310949; A. J. Shaw, Chi-
cago.
PEG 0’ MY HEART; march and two-step
by Fred Fischer, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; orchestra. 4to. [10134
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 309920; Leo Feist, New
York.
PENELOPE; poéme lyrique. [part 1],
prélude de Gabriel Fauré, transcrip-
tion par Gustave Samazeuilh, pour
piano 4 mains, no. 2. [10135
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. May 10.
1913; E 307683; Heugel et cie..
Paris.
— [part 2], Les joyeuse de fifite de
Gabriel Fauré, transcription par
Gustave Samazeuilh, pour piano 4
mains. No. 4, 1°* air de danse. No.
7, 2° air de danse. [10136, 10137
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2c. each May 10,
19138; E 307680, 307681; Heugel et
cie., Paris.
transcription [par l’auteur]
pour piano et violon ou fifite. No. 5.
1*°* air de danse. No. 8, 2° air de
danse, piano et violon. [10138, 10139
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. each May
10, 1913; E 307679, 307682: Heugel
et cie., Paris.
PENNY (A) OR TWO; words by A. Do-
ran, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [10140
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 1913,
E 311187; Ada Doran, Lyons Station.
Ind.
PENSIERO (UN) (A pleasant thought) ;
valse lento by Giuseppe De Luca;
ist. and 2nd. mand. and guitar acc.
[10141
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 309494; G. De Stefano. Philadel-
phia.
10150
Prtrr PAN; words by Henrietta Sper-
ry, music by Ruth Leonard. [10142
© May 17, 1918; 2 c May 19.
1915; E 309709; C. W. Thompson
& co., Boston.
PETIT GUIGNOL: see Débuts (Les) de
fanfan.
PETIT POEME; par Charles Dorson; vio-
lon et piano, [10148
© Apr. 2, 1913: 2 c. Apr. 25, 1913;
E 307410; 8S. Bornemann, Paris.
PETITE VALSE DE BALLET; by Fay Fos-
ter; pf. [10144
© May 10, 1913; 2c. May 13, 1913;
E 309668; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
PETITS CHEVAUX DE BOIS. See Débuts
(Leo) de fanfan.
PEu (UN) D’AMOUR; valse by Lao
Silesu, arr. by H. M. Higgs; piano
ace. 4to. (Jn Chappell’s orchestral
journal, no. 686.) [10145
© ‘Apr. 25..3913; 2c, Apr. 24,
1918; E 3807895; L. Digoude-Diodet,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
piano acc. part.]
PIANO GEMS; ed. by Thos. a’ Becket.
3rd. grade. [10146
© Apr. 80. 1913; 2 ¢. May 1, 1913;
E 310679; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
PIANO RAG; by R. J. Frank; pf. Ala.
meda, Cal., Max Franck. [10147
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310816; Russell J. Frank, Alameda,
Cal.
PiccADILLyY ; two-step sur les motifs de
la célébre opérette Les Arcadiens,
par. Lionel Monckton, arr par H.
M. Higgs; piano. [10148
©. Apr, 10, 1913; 2 c Apr, 265,
1913; E 307416; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
PIERROT AND PIERRETTE; A carnival epi-
sode-waltz intermezzo by Franz Le-
har, arr. by M. L. Lake; orch. with
piano acc. organ and obligato violin.
4to. [10149
© May 6, 1913; 2c. May 24, 1913;
E 311582; Carl Fischer, New York,
[Copyright is claimed on arrange.
ment. ]
PILGRIMAGE; march, by John L. Som-
ers; band. 4t9. [10150
© May 14. 1913; 2 ¢. May 16, 1913;
E 309687; H. C. Miller, Parkersburg,
Pa.
609
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10151
PingrRim’s cHorus. See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
PINK ROSE; romance by Hugéne Janow-
Mei pr. [10151
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1913;
IH 812067; Elkin & co., 1td., London.
Prack (THE) I ONCE CALLED HOME;
words and music by O. B. Reynolds.
[10152
(© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
I 310817; Oscar B. Reynolds, Jack-
son, O.
PLAYFUL (THE) POLAR BEARS; danse
humoresque by Geo. J. Trinkaus,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
full mand. orch. [10153
© May 19, 19138; 2 c. May 20,
1913; H 311852; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
PLAYFUL SUNBEAMS; valsette by Geo.
J. Trinkaus; cello solo with piano
ace. [and violin part]. [10154
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
H 809577; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. |
PLAYING WITH KITTY; waltz by Pierre
Renard; pf. [10155
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 30,
1918; E 309488; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PLAYTIME FANCIES; by J. W. Lerman;
pf. [10156
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 « May 19,
1918; E 309752; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
PLEASE COME BACK; words by W. Scha-
fer, music by Vivian Brooks. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10157
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311384; Wm. Schafer, New-
ark, N. J.
PLEASE OPEN DAT DO’; words by H. M.
Baird, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10158
© Apr. 25,1918; 2 c May 15,
1913; E 311232; Howard M. Baird,
Oil City, Pa.
PLECTRUM (THE) BANJO MARCH; by
A. J. Shaw; banjo. [10159
© Apr. 14, 1913; 2c. Apr. 21,
1913 ;
EK 310950; A. J. Shaw, Chi-
cago. ;
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
PLUS PRES DE TOI MA BIEN AIMEE; poé-
sie du capitaine Paoli, musique de
B. Moos, op. 110. [10160
© Mar. 15, 191383) 2%eo Ape
1918; E 307526; B. Moos, Paris.
PoEME (LE) (The poem); valse bos-
ton, by S. Romberg; pf. [10161
© May 7, 1913; 2 ce. May 8, 1918;
BE 311053; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
PofkME D’AMOUR; by HE. Meier; violin
and piano. [10162
© May 10, 19138; 2 cc.) Mage,
1918; E 312071; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing].
POLKA BRILLIANT; by A. J. Shaw;
banjo. [10163
© Apr. 14, 19138%, 2) ¢y Agee
1918; E 3109538; A. J. Shaw, Chi-
cago.
POLKA MILITAIRIE; French march by
F. W. Hager; pf. [10164
© 1c. May 6, 1918; EH 309509;
Fred W. Hager, Philadelphia.
POLONESE; di Alessandro Longo, Op.
55; per piano. [10165
© May 28, 1918; 2 « May 24,
1913; E 307783; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
PONNETTA WALTZ; by Julia Russell, ed.
by A. Remie; piano. [10166
© May 24,. 1913; 3 ¢.: May 2s,
1918; E 3099387; Thiebes piano ¢o.,
St. Louis.
Poor JANE; words by D. Eardley Wil-
mot, music by C. Finucane Draper.
[19167
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 ec. Ape 2s
1913; E 307446; Chappell & co.. Itd.,
London.
Port (THE) OF AU REVOIR; words by
D. Hardley-Wilmot, music by Her-
mann Lohr. [10168
© Apr. 29, 1918; 2 G& Aprean,
1918; E 307588; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
PORTLAND (THE) ROSE; words by M. B.
Whitten, music by Grace Lee Mc-
Coy. Portland, Or., M. B. Whitten.
[10169
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 19138;
E 309616; Millie Brouillette Whit-
ten, Portland, Or., and Grace Lee
MeCoy, Sprague, Wash.
610
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
PossuM TROT; words by A. C. Lunn,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10170
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c May 15,
1913; E 311226; A. C. Lunn, Colo-
rado Springs, Colo.
POSTILLION IXRONS.
P;)
See Schubert (F.
POSTLUDE IN A; by William Faulkes,
op. 155, no. 2; organ. [10171
© May 6, 1913; 2 «. May 19, 1913;
E 309759; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
POUR CELLE QUE L’ON AIME; paroles de
A. S. de Pierreville, musique de W.
A. Owen. [10172
© Mar. 21, 19138; 2 c. May 5, 1913:
E 310856; Octave Champagne,
Lowell.
PouR LA PATRIE; marche par J. Dang-
las. 1. Orchestre avec piano cond.
2. Piano.
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. each Apr. 21,
1918; E 3807495, 307496; Heugel &
cie., Paris.
Pour LE ROI (For the king); poem
anon., English version by Henry G.
Chapman, music by Katheriue Ruth
Heyman. [10175
© May 28, 1918; 2 ec. May. 29,
1913; E 311671; G. Schirmer, New
York.
PoURSUITE; par Edmond Laurens, op.
48; pf. [10176
© May 9, 1913; 2c. May 10, 19138;
E 307620; Enoch & co., Paris.
PovVERA GIUVENTU’; versi e musica di
Francesco Pennino; canto e man-
dolino. [10177
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1918;
E 309512; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
Fow wow; march by G. Rugers; piano.
[10178
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 26, 1913;
E 309869; Hiler’s music house, Spo-
kane, Wash.
Power (THE) OF LOVE; words by W. O.
Sharp, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ©o.,
ine. [10179
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c May 20,
1918; BE 311481; W. O. Sharp, Car-
thage, Ill.
[10173, 1017+.
PRACTICAL METHOD FOR THE PIANO; by
Louis Kohler, op. 249, ed. by L. B.
Orth. Book 3. (Ditson edition, no.
160. ) [10180
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 13, 1913;
EK 309661; Oliver Ditson Co., Boston,
[Copyright is claimed on editing.]
PRALUDIUM. See Suite; von Fritz von
Bose.
PRAISE Him Topay; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by J. D. Barnitz.
[10181
© Apr. 30, 1912; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 309504; James D. Barnitz, Phila-
delphia.
PRAISE THE LORD, ALL YE NATIONS
(Jauchzet Gott, alle lande); words
from the Bibie, music by BH. Car-
stenn; mixed voices. 4to. (Geist-
liche lieder, ao. 4.) [10182
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 «. May 5, 1913;
E 310779; Edward Carstenn, Chi-
eago.
PRAISE YE! a collection of sacred songs,
by E. S. Lorenz and Ira B. Wilson.
New York, Dayton, O., Lorenz pub-
lishing company, 1913. 224 p. 12mo.
$0.35. [10183
© Feb. 28, 1913; 2c. Mar. 117,
1913; A 346746; Lorenz pub. ¢co.,
Dayton, O.
PRAISE YE THE LorD; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by D. Ward Milam.
[10184
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1918;
E 310639; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
PRANKS (THE) OF PAPRIKA; annual
college comic opera, lyrics by Don-
ald L. Breed and Roderick Peattie,
music by Wm. C. K. Achi, Richard
E. Myers et al. Vocal score. [10185
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 19, 1918;
E 309737; The Blackfriars, Chicago.
PRAYER (A); words by H. Ernest
Hunt, music by Emmeline Brook;
high voice. (Two lyrics, no. 1.)
[10186
© May 17, 19138; 2 c. May 19, 1918;
E 307746; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Precious (THE) BLOOD OF JESUS;
words by Mrs. H. E. Jones, music
by Chas. H. Gabriel. [10187
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310648; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville,
611
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10188
PRECIOUS MOMENTS; words by Pearl
Williams, music by W. A. Post.
[10188
© May 1, 1918; 2 ¢c. May 1) 219i;
BE 311004; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Pretupe. See Partita en Sol majeur.
— See also Purcell (Henry) Suite.
PRELUDE A LA RUSSE; by Arne Oldberg, |
op. 33; piano. [10189
© May 29, 1918. 2 e@ May 831,
1913; E 3809973; G. Schirmer, New
York.
PRELUDE DE FETE; extrait de Carmo-
sine 3° acte, opéra de Henry Février,
transcription pour piano. (Trois
préludes, no. 2.) [10190
(Oy Apr: «ds 71013172, ek lag 10,
1913; EK 3807671; Heugel et cie,
Paris.
PRELUDE DES CLOCHES; extrait de Car-
mosine 4° acte, opéra de Henry
Féyrier, transcription pour piano.
(Trois préludes, no. 3.) [10191
© Apr, 91,1918" 2 co May. 10,
19138; E 307672; Heugel et cGie.,
Paris.
PRELUDE-FANFARE; See Gounod (Ch.
Fr.) Deux pieces symphoniques.
PREMIERE DANSEUSE; by Hubert Bath;
piano solo. (Miniature suite de bal-
let, no. 2.) [10192
© May 19, 1913; 2 c« May 19,
1918; E 307744; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
PREMIERS (LES) PRINCIPES DU VIOLON;
méthode elementaire et progressive
de la premiére a la cinquiéme posi-
tion; par H. Léonard. Nouvelle
= s 36 ’ 4
édition revue, coordonné et aug-
mentée par Edouard Nadaud.
[101938
Gime. 22. 19is- 2 ceoane ol.
1913; E 307482; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
PREPARATORY POLYPHONIC EXERCISES:
by O. R. Skinner; pf. [10194
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
KE 311079; Oliver R. Skinner, Bloom-
ington, Ill.
PREPARE TO MEET THY Gop; Prepara-
tion; words by J. Madison Wright,
music by George C. Stebbins. [10195
© Feb. 24, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1913:
EK 310928; Mrs. Lavinia Wright, St.
Catharines, Canada.
pt. TT, RIS yes
PRETTY BIRD; words and music by
S. I. Titcomb. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [10196
© May 1, 1913; 2 e. May 5, 1913;
EH 309542; S. I. Titecomb, Clovis, Cal.
PRETTY LITTLE FLOWER HOW I ENVY
you; from The moon maiden, lyrics
by George E. Stoddard, music by
Charles Berton. [10197
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 27,
1913; E 311645; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
PRIDE OF THE U. S. A.; march and
two step by C. Nelke; pf. [10198
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310808; Chas. Nelke pub. co., San
Francisco.
words and music by I. N. Wil-
liams. [10199
© May 21, 1918; 2°e oe Miay eee
19138; E 3809801; I. N. Williams, De
Graff, O.
PRIMIZ-MESSE IN Es DUR; musik von
Josef Gruber, op. 249. 1. Ausgabe
A, fiir sopran, alt, tenor u. baso
und orgel, mit neunstimmige blech-
musik oder harmoniemusik. Parti-
tur und stimmen. 2. Ausgabe B.
tenor 1 u. 2, baso 1 u. 2, und orgel.
[10200, 10201
© Apr. 21, 19138; 2 ¢@ each Amer.
30. 1918; E 807539, 307540; Anton
Bohn & sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
[Copyright is dlaimed on male
chorus and orgel.]
PRINCESS (THE) PRANCE; words by
Chas. A. Hunter, music by Artie
Matthews. [10202
© Apr. 23, 1918; 1 je; sages:
1918; 1c. Apr. 30, 19133 "Hh Sivias;
Princess pub. co., St. Louis.
PRINCESSE GAVOTTE; paroles de Xam
et E. Gitral, musique de Vincent
Scotto. [10203
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2c. Apr. 29, 1913;
I 307487; H. Delormel, Paris.
PROCESSIONAL MARCH; by J. Frank
Frysinger; pipe organ. [10204
© May 31, 1918; 2 @ May 31,
1918; E 314008; Theo. Presser cc.,
Philadelphia.
PROGRESSIVE DUETS; by A. von Ahn
Carse; piano. (Augener’s edition,
no. 6889.) [10205
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. May 12, 19138;
E 312060; Augener ltd., London.
612
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
PROGRESSIVE (THE) SONG; words by
G. E. Sinclair and E. Hopper,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, The H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [10206
© Apr. 25, 1913: 2 c. May 20,
1918; E 811540; Edna Hopper and
Geo. E. Sinclair, Forest City, Mo.
PRoMETHEUS. See Schubert (F. P.)
PROPOSAL RAG; words by Deliaette
Bennett, music by B. Gibson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10207
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c May 415,
19138; E 311235; Bessie Gibson,
Bainbridge, N. Y.
Prosir; words by Frederic J. Car-
doze, music by Reginald de Koven,
op. 3857; bass voice with men’s
chorus. [10208
© May 21, 1918; 2 c. May 23,
1913; E 309864; G. Schirmer, New
York.
P’tirs (LES) PETONS; polka par Fréd-
éric Bénet; piano. (Le bal des
p’tits petons, no. 1.) [10209
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1913;
E 307669; Heugel et ,cie., Paris.
PuG NOSE; words and music by Harry
J. Ashton and Kathryn Earle.
[10210
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 309506; Windsor music pub. co.,
Chicago.
PULCINELLA; par Charles Dorson; vio-
lon et piano. [10211
© Apr. 2, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 25, 1913;
E 307413; S. Bornemann, Paris.
PULLMAN (THE) PORTERS PARADE;
words by Ren. G. May, music by
Maurice Abrahams. [10212
©. May 14, 1913; 2 c. May 13,
1913; E 311090; Maurice Abrahams
music co., inc., New York.
PurcELL (HENRY) Suite; par H. Pur-
cell, annotie et doigtée par Blanche
Selva. 1. En Ré majeur. 2. En Ut
majeur. (Les maitres classiques de
la musique, no. 2003.) Contents :—
Prélude.—Allemande.—Courante.
[10213. 10214
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c. each Apr.
25, 1913; E 307419, 307420; B. Rou-
danez, Paris. [Copyright is claimed
on annotation & fingering. |
PURPLE (THE) PRINCESS; annual fresh-
man frolic, lyrics by H. B. Moser,
H. A. Swift and O. Stelle et al, mu-
sic by R A. McClanahan, M. Meyer
and H. B. Moser et al. Vocal score.
[10215
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 16,
1913; E 3809689; H. B. Moser, Evans-
ton, Ill.
PuRPLE (THE) ROAD; selection by
Heinrich Reinhardt and Wm. Fred-
erick Peters; pf. [10216
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 22,
1913; E 811356; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
PUSS-IN-BOOTS; waltz by Pierre Ren-
ard; pf. [10217
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309484; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PuT ON YOUR WEDDING GOWN; words
and music by W. Reynolds. [10218
© 1c. May 13, 1918; E 311089;
Will Reynolds, New Haven.
(JUAND REVIENDRONT LES HIRONDELLES ;
par Maurice Pesse, pour piano.
[10219
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2c. Apr. 21, 1913;
Y 307497 ; Heugel & cie., Paris.
QUASI BERCEUSE. See Class (F. Mor-
ris); Five intermezzi.
QUATRE INVENTIONS A
Bach (J.S.)
QUEEN OF SHEBA; tune. See Gounod
(Charles) ; Lend me your aid.
QUEEN OF THE BALL WALTZES (Kra-
lovna plesee); by E. Stole, arr. by
A. Grill; band. 4to. [10220
© May 23, 1913; 2 c« May 26,
1913; E 309890; Jos. Jiran, Chftago.
QUEEN OF THE ELVES; waltz by Matilee
Loeb-Evans; piano. [10221
© May 31, 1918; 2 c. May 831,
1913; E 314009; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
QUEEN OF THE RANCH; words by Mrs.
O. J. Chauvin, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [10222
© Apr. 20, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311483; Mrs. O. J. Chauvin,
Abbeville, La.
QuEsTION (A); words by H. Ernest
Hunt, music by Emmeline Brook;
high voice. (Two lyrics, no. 2.)
[10223
© May 17, 1918; 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 307747; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
2 vorx. See
613
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10224
QUIETE (LA) DEL MERIGGIO; bozzetto
di G. Bolzoni, op. 144, per piccola
orchestra. 4to. (Intermezzi musi-
cali, no. 516.) [10224
©i May 38, 1913 ; 2.e.. May ie, 1913 ;
E 307608; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Quis EST HOMO. See Rossini (G. A.)
RADIANT WITH CHARMS; valse caprice
by R. S. Morrison; pf. [10225
© May 5, 1913; 2¢ May 5, 1913;
E 310905; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
RAG-A-MUFFIN (THE); characteristic,
by Wm. F. Peters; piano. [10226
© May 26, 1913; 2c) May 27,
1913; E 311646; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
RAGTIME (THE) CURATE; written and
composed by Worton David ard Bert
Lee. [10227
tC) May 27,1913: 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 307796; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
RAGTIME-WALKING; words and music
by H. J. Friedman, arr. by N. Julius
Kirsch. [10228
© 1c May 28, 1913; E 309934;
Henry J. Friedman, New York.
RAINBOW (THE) (Arc-en-ciel) ; waltz
by E. Waldteufel, arr. by Gaston
Borch; orch. with piano ace. 4to.
[10229
© May 12, 1913; 2 c May 24,
19138; E 311585; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Rainy (THE) DAY; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 42. no. 5; piano. New York,
The Virgil piano school co. (Five
attractive melodies for the piano,
no.’ 5). [10230
© May 13, 1913: 2 c.-May 24,
19135 3115385; Mrs. (A. MM." Vireil,
New. York.
RAISE THE CROSS OF JESUS; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by W. A.
Post. [10231
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 311005; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
RALLY ROUND THE BANNER OF OUR
SAvior-Kine; words by Eben EH. Rex-
ford, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[10232
© Mar. 25, 1918; 2c. May 5, 1913;
E 310887; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
pt. 1; nose
RAWLE (G.D.) Two pieces; by G.
D. Rawle; organ. Contents: Rév-
erie.—March. [10233
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. May 16, 1918;
EK 312086; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., Londen.
READY FOR THE BALL; three step by H.
Engelmann; piano. [10234
© May 19, 1913; 2 c. May 19, 1913;
E 309785; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
REALM (THE) OF FANCY; words by
John Keats, music by Franklin Hop-
kins; med. and high voice. (Jn
Keats album; Great English poets
series. ) [102385
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ec. May J, 19138;
E 310669; H. W. Gray co. New
York.
RECOLLECTIONS oF ABT (Erinnerung an
Abt) ; waldandacht, a paraphrase by
H. M. Habwsnpr. [10236
‘© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 & May aia;
E 310663; Herman M. Hahn, Ft.
Wayne, Ind.
RECREATIVE PIECES; by Waldemar Som-
merfelt: piano. no. 10°. Contents :—
Fairy tale—The soldiers’ march.
[10237
© May 28, 1913; 2c. May 31, 1913;
E 307850; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
RECUFILLEMENT; par E. Ratez, op. 58
pour grand orgue. [102388
© Mar. 15, 1913: 2 Gye,
1913; E 3807485: Costallat et Gie.,
Paris.
Itep (THE) RIBBON; waltzes by Carl
Loveland; piano. [10289
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 28, 1918;
E 309930; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
Rep sun; words by R. 8S. Hooper, mu-
sic by H. M. Tennent. [10240
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. May 28, 1913;
E 307792; Cary & co, London.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES; words by
Chas. Roy Cox, music by Clarence
Selby. [10241
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ¢c May 15,
1913: E 311273; Buckeye music pub.
co., Columbus, O.
REGIMENT (Le) See Débuts (Les) de
fanfan.
614
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
10260
REGRETS; by Walter A. Quincke, arr.
by Henry Edmend Earle; full orch.
and piano ace. 4to. [10242
Bo Apr. ..20, 31913 -2 ewApr.. 22,
1913; E 309531; W. A. Quincke &
¢o., Los Angeles.
— paroles par Arthur Smith, musi-
que par Eusebe Champagne. [10248
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 309726 Octave Champagi:e,
Lowell.
RELAMPAGUITO; paso-doble flamenco
por J. Padilla, para piano. [10244
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
BE 307577; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
RELIGIOUS SONG (Chant religieux) ; by
J. Demersseman, op. 45, arr. by W.
F. Ambrosio; clarinet, saxophone,
cornet, trombone and piano. [10245
© May 13, 1918; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 3811587; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement for clarinet and piano. ]
se violin, violoncello, flute and
piano. [Violoncello part edited and
fingered by Mark Skalmer.] [10246
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 24, 1918;
H 311586; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment for violin and piano. ]
REPENT; words and music by T. Hop-
wood. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug.
dale co., ine. [10247
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311476; Thos. Hopwood,
) Springhouse, Pa.
) REPORT FOR SERVICE; words and music
by Samuel W. Beazley. [10248
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913;
E 810889; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
Repos (LE) EN Heypre; paroles de
'_ Albert Samain, musique de Noél
Gallon. [10249
| © May 15, 1913; 2 c May 26,
1918; BE 312182; J. Hamelle, Paris.
REST, SWEET REST; words by Wm. Ed-
win Shackelford, music by W. A.
Weir. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
daie co., inc. [10250
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 « May 20,
1913; E 3113883; Wm. Allen Weir,
St. Paul.
RESTAURANT (THE) BAND; humorous
song, words by Julius E, Day, music
by L. Esdé. [10251
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 307592; Reynolds & co., London.
a A I
—
Te i
61
RESTLESS LovE. See Schubert (F. P.)
Retour (LE); caprice by Emil Sauer;
pf. Modern composers’ series; se-
lected edition progressive series. )
[10252
© May 10, 1913; 2 @ May 12,
1913; E 812076; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis.
RETURN OF THE FLEET; march two step,
by G. N. Benson, arr. by Bernard
Klieves; orch. with piano acc. 4to.
[10253
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 22, 1913;
E 309532; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles.
—— —— pianoforte. [10254
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ce. May 5, 1913;
E 310896; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles.
REVERIE; by R. Barrett-Watson; or-
gan. obl. S8vo. (The organ loft,
book XCIV, no. 281.) [10255
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 22, 1913;
E 312146; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London.
— by U. Davis; pf. [10256
© 1c. May 9, 1913; E 309586;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
See also Rawle (G. D.);
pieces.
Two
REVERIE D’AMOUR; par Charles Dorson
(Karl Nosrod); violon et piano.
[10257
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 25, 1913;
E 307411; S. Bornemann, Paris.
REEVES EVANOUIS; par Frédéric Binet,
op. 118; piano. [10258.
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307657; Durand et cie., Paris.
RHAPSODIE; words by Walt Whitman,
traduction libre de Léon de Tinseau,
music by Campbell-Tipton, op. 32,
no. 1; high voice in E. [10259
© May 23, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309886; G. Schirmer, New
York.
RHYMES TO BE PLAYED AND SUNG BY
THE MUSICAL YOUNG; 12 pieces for
beginners, words ad lib. by W. Mur-
dock Lind, music by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; piano. [10260:
© May 26, 1913; 2 ¢. May 27,
1913; E 3099483; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
al
a)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10261
RIDING THROUGH THE SKY; words by
L. M. Wise, musie by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [10261
i Apr, 25, 1915) 2° @& (Mays 20;
1913; E 311484; Leander M. Wise,
Butler, Pa.
Rina (MONTAGUE) Three African
dances; by M. Ring, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; orch. (Chappell’s orchestral
selections, no. 109.) Contents: The
eall to the feast.—Luleta’s dance.—
Dance of the warriors. [10262
© Apr. 23, 4191352 co Apri. 24,
1913; E 307398; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
full orchestration and piano acc.]
RIPPLING WATERS; valse caprice by
H. A. Farnsworth, op. 23; piano.
[10263
© May 31, 19138; 2 c. May 31,
1918; E 314010; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
RrirE (LE); par Edouard Chavagnat,
Op. 20+ pt. [10264
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307621; Enoch & co., Paris.
RISETTE; air de ballet by Leon P.
Braun °° pF. [10265
©. May 12,1993 2)'¢. May \12;
1913; E 309597; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
RIVERSIDE; waltz song, words by Ella
M. Smith, music by H. I. Smith.
[10266
© May 24, 19138; 2 c May 26,
1913; EK 309892; Howard I. Smith,
Indian Orchard, Mass.
-—— Same. Springfield, Mass., River-
side music co. {10267
© May 18, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1918; E 811547; Howard I. Smith,
Indian Orchard, Mass.
Roap (THE) THAT LEADS TO HAPPI-
NESS, LEADS BACK TO HOME, SWEET
HOME; words by J. Will Callahan,
music by EH. Clinton Keithley.
[10268
©) May 27, 1918; 2 c. May, 21,
1913; EH 309815; Frank K. Root
& co., Chicago.
ROBIN (THE) AND THE CHILDREN;
words by KE. S. Tillotson, music by
B. D. Ackley. [10269
© May 25, 1918; 2 ec. May 19,
1913; E 309716; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
pt. 111, nS. v8
ROCHESTER FAIR; waltzes by L. L. Wil-
ley; pf. [10270
© May 10, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
H 311298; Lawrence Leon Willey,
Rochester, N. H.
Rock oF AGES; anthem by Chas. T. Ed-
wards; solo, duet and chorus of
mixed voices. 4to. [10271
© May 3, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
EH} 309674; Brown & Edwards music
co., Wilmington, Del.
ROMISCHER TRIUMPHGESANG; ged. von
H. Lingg, musik von Max Reger, op.
126, arr. von Fritz Stein; fiir min-
nerchor mit klavier. [10272
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1918;
Hi 3807560; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
Ror v’a DIT. See Delibes (C. P. L.)
ROMANCE DU ROMAN D’HSTELLE.
Cherubini (M. L. C. Z. 8S.)
See
ROMANCE IN A FLAT MAJOR; by A.
Walter Kramer; pf. [10273
© May 12, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1918; E 311589; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ROMANCE IN F. See Beethovan (Lud-
wig van)
ROMANCE, IN FEF SHARP; by Alfred
Grtinfeld, op. 45, no. 1, ed. by John
Orth; piano. [10274
© May 15, 1918: 2G Mayes,
1918; E 809947; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. |
ROMANZA IN G; by Karl Rissland. No.
1. Violin and piano. No. 2. Violon-
cello and piano. [10275, 10276
© Apr. 9, 19138; 2 ec. each May 19,
1918; K 309757, 309758; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston.
ROMEO AND JULIET; words and music |
by T. Long, arr. by W. A. Owen,
Lowell, The New England pub. co.
[10277 |
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913; |
E 311062; Thomas Long, Lowell.
RoMILDA; a medizval story of love in |
one act, lyrics by Douglas E. Don- |
aldson, music by S. Cardillo. ||
_ [10278 |
© 1c. May 15, 191377 20oaoeen | Il
Salvatore Cardillo, New York.
616
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
RONDE DE MEIT; poésie de Théophile
Gautier, musique de Jules Mouquet,
no. 1. pour tenor ou soprano, en sol.
No. 2. pour baryton ou mezzo-so-
prano en Fa. [10279, 10280
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 c each Apr. 21,
1913; E 307508, 307509; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris.
RoNDEL
cien ).
ARDENT. See Wurmser
Trois rondels.
(Lu-
RONDEL
cien).
DOLENT. See Wurmser
Trois rondels.
( Lu-
RoNDEL
cien).
GALANT. See Wurmser
Trois rondels.
( Lu-
Rose (A) AMONG ROSES, THAT’S YOU;
words by Mrs. H. Maybee, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10281
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 20,
1918; E 311445; Mrs. Herbert May-
bee, Trenton, Canada.
Rose (THE) I LEFT BEHIND; words by
C. A. Swansen, music by Charles E.
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [10282
© Mar. 26, 1918; 2c. Mar. 5, 1913;
E 311116; Charles A. Swansen, Chi-
cago.
Rose (THE) OF DEAR OLD IRELAND;
words and music by L. Babbett.
Washington, Marks- Goldsmith co..,
ine. [10283
© Apr, 7, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 3108382; Leonard Babbett, Ely,
Nev.
Rose (THE) OF MY DREAMS; lyric by
Ben Barnett, music by Marie Scan-
lon. [10284
© May 20, 1918; 2 ce. May 20,
— 1913; E 311342; Harry Von Tilzer
: music pub. co., New York.
:
— words and music by R. L.. Stod-
dard. New York, Sheet music cleir-
ing house. [10285
© May 12, 1913; 2 c. May 14,
' 1918; E 309672; Ruth L. Stoddard,
Corona, N. Y.
ROSE TIME; Sunday school service for
children’s day, words by A. A. Payn,
music by C. Austin Miles and others.
; [10286
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309882;
Philadelphia.
Hall-Mack co.,
eee
a
10294
toSE (THE) TREE; part-song, words
from the German of Uhland, music
by Hugh Blair; 3 female voices.
4to. (Novello’s octavo edition of
trios &c. no. 445.) [10287
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913; E 307463; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
ROSE WALTZ; by W. C. Powell; pf.
[10288
© May 21, 1918; 2 c« May 20,
19138; FE 311323; Church, Paxson &
co., New York.
ROSEMARY FOR REMEMBRANCE; by Lady
Arthur Hill, arr. by Alfred Pratt;
orchestra. 4to. [10289
© May 14, 1918; 2 ec. May 15,
1913; EB 307715; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. }
ROSES IN THE HEAVEN OF LOVE; words
by N. E. Corsi, music by Claude
Wellington. Washington, Marks
Goldsmith music co. [10290
© Apr. 5,.1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310827; N. Edward Corsi, New
York.
ROSES OF LIFE; words by C. Nagle,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10291
©) Apr, 25.) 19183) 2) c.. May. 35,
1913; E 311163; C. Nagle, Balti-
more.
ROSES OF LOVE; words by B. H. Doctor,
music by Charles EH. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [10292
) Ape. 47,5.) 1918;,,.2 ce » May. 15,
1913; E 311134; B. H. Doctor, John,
Ind.
ROSES, ROSES EVERYWHERE; part song
by H. Trotére, arr. by G. F. Wilson;
women’s voices. 4to. [10293
© May 9, 19138; 2 ec May 13,
1913: E 309660; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
Rosig AND Josie; words and music by
Harry Lester Mason and Charles
Nevins. [10294
© May 10, 1918; 2 ec. May 13,
1913; E 311083; York music co., New
York.
617
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10295
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
Rossini (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Dance
song; from William Tell, English
version by M. L. Baum, music by
G. Rossini; three part chorus for
women’s voices. 4to. [10295
© May 14, 1913; 2 ¢«. May 15,
1918; E 311289; Boston music co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
English version. ]
Quis est homo (Lo, what sor-
row) ; duet from Stabat Mater, Eng-
lish version by N. Carlton Hill, mu-
sic by G. A. Rossini, edited by Ed-
gardo Lévi. (Standard duets, trios
ete. no. 16.) [10296
© May “17, 1913 2’ c.' May “19;
1913; E 307739; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on new edition. ]
—— Tancredi; overture by G. Rossini,
arr. by Albert G. Mitchell; violin.
(Class B, Stanhope edition.) [10297
© May 20, 1918; 2 @ May 26,
1918; E 309875; White-Smith music
pub. co. “Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
ROYAUME (LE) DES PAPILLONS; air de
ballet par Ernest Gillet; orchestre
avec piano conducteur. 4to. [10298
© May 16, 1913; 2 @ May 17,
19138; E 312098;.Enoch & co., Paris.
RvuINS oF ATHENS.
(Ludwig van).
See Beethoven
RUM TUM TIDDLE; intro. Stop, stop.
stop, by Jean Schwartz and Irving
Berlin, quick step, arr. by J. Ord
Hume; band. Ato. (Boosey’s
march journal, no. 252.) [10299
or xe. "20," L9T Ss) De Nay 1,
1913; E 307558; B. Feldman & co.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
RUNNING WILD; words and music by
G. H. Carlisle and H. M. Wellmon.
[103800
© Apr: 28, 1913*"2c.: Apr Bs,
1913; EK 307471; Star music pub. ¢o..
Itd., London.
RUSTIC DANCE. See Wayside fancies.
SABBATH MORNING SERVICE FOR THE
SYNAGOGUE; according to the Union
prayer book, by James H. Rogers.
4to. [103801
© May 29, 1913; 2c. May 31, 1913;
E 309956; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
|
SACRED MELODIES; ed. by J. H. Hall.
Dayton, Va., The Ruebush-Kieffer
company, 1913. 160 p. 8vo. $0.30.
[103802
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 14, 19138;
A 347267; Ruebush-Kieffer co., Day-
ton, Va.
SADNESS AND GLADNESS; words and mu-
sic by H. C. Treneer. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10303
© Apr. 25, TOS: "2 ei as,
1918; E 311150; Herbert C. Treneer,
Peterboro, Canada.
SAILLIE; extrait du 27% order, 4 livre
des piéces de clavecin, de Francois
Couperin. annotée et doigtée par
Bianche Selva; piano. (Les maitres
classiques de la musique, no. 2001.)
[10304
© Mar. 20, 1918-52 «Aor. 25,
1913; E 807422; B. Roudanez, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on annotation
and fingering.]
SAILoR’s (THE) GOOD-BYE;
Mvron Parker, music by Henry
Mather. Washington. Marks Gold-
smith co., ine. [10805
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913:
EK 310833; Parker Atwood, Tenafly,
Nii ds
St. CATHRINE; tune.
Saviour.
words by
See Love of our
SALTARELLO IN A MINOR; by Jean L.
Gobbaerts, op. 207, ed. by Karl Ben-
ker<: pee: [10306
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 Go Riayat,
1913; E 309754: Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
SALUTATION (LA) ANGELIQUE; priére,
musique par Henri Btisser, pour une
voix avec ace. d’orgue on de piano;
no. 2 en sol majeur, transposition
pour mezzo-sop. ou baryton. [10307
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2c. May 10, 1913;
E 807658; Durand et cie., Paris.
SAME (THE) As I; words and music
by Nat Gordon. [10808
(© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310804; Gordon & Strasmich,
Providence, R. I.
SAME (THE) OLD, SWEET OLD STORY;
words by Della Bryan Neal, music
by George Siefers Murphy. Logans-
port, Ind., Murphy-Neal co. [10309
© Apr. 7, 1913; 1 @ Apri ta aes:
1 ce. May 3, 1913; E. 309529; 2025.
Neal & G. S. Murphy, Logansport,
Ind.
618
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
SAMMY, PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME;
words by A. T. Keefe, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10310
© Apr. 25, 19138; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311875; Arthur T. Keefe,
Newark, N. J.
SAMOARINE; words and music by L. A.
_ Coppridge. St. Louis, Stark music
co. [10314
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 17, 1918;
E 309828; John Stark, St. Louis.
SAMUEL (HAROLD) Three light pieces;
by H. Samuel; clarinet and piano.
Contents :— Novelette.— Idyll.— Hu-
- moreske. [10312
| © May 21, 1918; 2 c. May 22,
1913; E 312155; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
SANATOLE; Mexican love song, words
by C. Guy Brewer, melody by P. B.
Story. Washington, J. E. Minnick
co., ine. [10313
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 20, 19138:
; FE 311331; C. Guy Brewer, Beach,
ern. YD.
San CarLos; rag-two step, by Irene
_ Mai Pinney; pf. [10314
enue, Mar. 1, 1913; H 310682;
| Mrs. S. C. Pinney, Pensacola, Fla.
‘SANDERSON (WILFRID) Quatre mor-
| eeaux; by W. Sanderson, arr. by
' Otto Waidemar. No. 1. Violin. No.
| ' 2. Violoncello with piano ace. (The
_ royal college edition nos. 51 & 52.)
' Contents: Chansonette——Songe 4d’-
| - amour.—Serenata.—NSincerité.
[10315, 10316
. © May 7, 1913; 2 c. each May 8,
| 1913; E 312033, 3120384; Gould & co.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
San Dreco (A) DREAM; words by G.
A. Buell, music by Joseph Buell
‘Carey. [10317
© 1 ¢« May 15, 1918; E 311270;
| Guy Alby Buell, Oakland, Cal.
SSaronorr (THE) RAG; by Silvio Hein;
pt. [10318
© May 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 15,
1913; EB 311263; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
—
‘AVINO (DOMENICO); Prélude; by D.
Savino; pf. [10319
© May 6, 1913; 2 ce. May 7, 1913;
E 310923; G. Schirmer, New York.
10329
SAVIOR, LIKE A SHEPHERD LEAD US;
short anthem for children’s day or
general use, music by Patty Stair;
mixed voices; organ aec. S8vo.
[10820
© May 19, 1918; 2 c May 19,
1913; E 809786; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SAVIOUR’S GRACE; words by Thomas
Morell, music by Thomaz B. Mosley.
[10321
© Feb. 24, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1918;
FE 310927; Mrs. Lavinia Wright, St.
Catharines, Canada.
SAY YOU’LL BE MY OWN DEAR; from The
moon maiden, lyric by George IE.
Stoddard, music by Charles Berton.
[i322
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 27,
1913; E 811647; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SCATTER THE FLOWERS; memorial song,
words and music by V. C. Kerr.
Chicago, Inland music house.
[103823
© May 17, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
19138; E 311326; Veta Courtney Kerr,
Taft, Fla.
ScENE DE BALLET; par. Ch. de Bériot,
op. 100, edited by Albert Sammons;
violin and piano. [10324
© May 8, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 307594; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. |
SCHADE ( WILLIAM ) Twenty - four
studies for the flute; by William
Schade. Part 1. Nos. 1-12 and Part
2. Nos. 13-24. [10325, 10326
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. each May 5,
1913; E 310799, 310800; G. Schir-
mer, New York.
SCHARWENKA (FRANZ XAVER) LEglan-
tine; introduction and waltz by
Xaver Scharwenka; pf. (Modern
composers’ series; selected edition
progressive series. ) [10327
© May 10, 1918; 2° c¢. May 2,
1913; E 312077; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis.
ScHERZINO; by Caryl Florio; pf.
[10328
© Apr. 20, 1918; 2 c. May 2,
1913; E 311590; Carl Fischer, New
York.
SCHERZO.
Bose.
SCHERZO IN E MINOR; by Domenco Sa-
vino; pf. [10329
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 310922; G. Schirmer, New York.
See Suite; von Fritz von
619
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10330
SCHLUMMERLIED. See Liebich (Im-
manuel) ; Zwei fantasiestticke.
ScHooL BOY’s RAG; words by KE.
Knowles, music by M. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
ine. [10330
© wmipr. 25; 19186 2 'e," May 715,
1918; E 311155; Edwin Knowles,
Philadelphia.
ScHOOL FOR EASY CLASSICS. See Bach
(J.S.)
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) By the sea;
song by Schubert, arr. by Frederic
W. Root; ladies voices. (Summy’s
octavo editions, no. 4028.) [10831
© May 1, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1918;
E 310780; Clayton F. Summy Co.,
Chicago. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
—— Confidential (Geheimes); words
by Goethe, English version by Alice
Mattullath, music by F. Schubert,
op. 14, ed. by Max Heinrich; high
voice in A flat. [10382
fe Apr 2a: 1913's 2 vex May 2.
1918; E 311558; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English translation and new revi-
Sion. |
Ganymede; German words by
G6the, English version by Alice
Mattullath, music by F. Schubert,
op. 19, ed. by Max Heinrich: high
voice in A flat. [103383
© pApE +25; 19182; 2.0e May 245
1918; E 311564; Carl Fischer. New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English translation and new revi-
sion. |
Gretchen at the spinning wheel
(Gretchen am spinnrade) ; German
words by Goethe, English version
by Alice Mattullath, music by F.
Schubert, op. 2, ed. by Max Hein-
rich; high voice. [10834
<) Apr, 25, 1913. 2 c...May,24,
1918; E 311566; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English translation and new revi-
sion. ]
Grief’s delight (Wonne der weh-
muth); German words by Goethe,
English version by Alice Mattullath,
music by F. Schubert, op. 115, ed.
by Max Heinrich; high voice.
[1038385
© Apr. 25. 1918; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 311567: Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English translation and new revi-
sion. ]
6
EN
et
9
~_
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER)—Continued.
-—— Hunter’s evening song (Jiager’s
—— Marche militaire; von Fr. Schu-
Scotcu (A) MELODY; by Mrs. A. M. |
1918: E 311533: Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
pt. 11/82 Sy ves
abendlied); German words by
Goethe, English version by Alice
Mattullath, music by IF. Schubert.
op. 3, ed. by Max Heinrich: high
voice. [103836
© Apr. 25, 1918;"2 Ghee
19138; E 311568; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English translation and new revi-
Sion. }
bert, op. 51, no. 2, arr. von G. Hor-
vath; zwei klaviere zu vier handen. |
[10337 |
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 28, 1913;
E 307798; Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
Postillion Kronos (An sechwager
Kronos) ; words by Goethe, English
version by Alice Mattullath, musie
by F. Schubert, op. 19, ed. by Max
Heinrich; high voice. [10338
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c May 24,
1918; E 311588; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on |
English translation and new revi-
sion. ] |
Prometheus; words by Goethe, |
English version by Alice Mattul- |
lath, music by F. Schubert, ed. by |
Max Heinrich; medium voice.
[10339 —
© Apr. 25, 19135 Bechet, |
1918; E 311584; Carl Fischer, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on
HWnglish translation and new revi-.
sion. ] |
Restiess love (Rastlose liebe) ;
words by Goethe, English version by |
Alice Mattullath, music by F. Schu-
bert, op. 5, ed. by Max Heinrich; |
high voice. [10340 |
© May 25, 1913; 2 « May 24, |
1913; E 311588; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on!
English translation and new revi-
sion. ]
Virgil, op. 42, no. 3; piano. New
York, The Virgil piano school co. ||
(Five attractive melodies for the
piano, no. 3.) [10341 |}.
© May 23, 1918; 2 ce May 24,}
New York. i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
10361
SEA NYMPH MAID; words and music by
E. A. Barns. [10342
© 1c. May 5, 1913; E 310851;
Eben A. Barns, Portland, Or.
SEDAN (THE) CHAIR; words and music
by Ernest Crampton. (A series of
gavotte songs, no. 6.) [103438
Seeman Of. 1913; 2 c...Apr.. 24,
1913; E 307406; Cary & co., London.
SEE THE BEAR; words and music by
8S. G. Rhodes. [10344
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 17, 1913;
E 309829; Stark music co., St. Louis.
SEESTUCK (Sea-piece); text von J. P.
Jacobsen, English words by L. H.
David, musik von Christian Sinding
(Finf lieder, no. 2.) [10345
© May 16, 1913; 2 c May 28,
1913; E 307806; Rob Forberg, Leip-
zig.
SEMPRE FELICE (Always happy) ; waltz.
by Giuseppe De Luca; ist and 2nd
mandolin and guitar acc. [10346
: © May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913:
_ E 309493; G. De Stefano, Philadel-
/ phia.
SEND OUT THE sToRY; words by Edith
| §. Tillotson, music by W. Stillman
| Martin. [10347
| © May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 311006; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
, SeEnrior’s (THE) OLIGIES; words by F.
L. Jordon, music by Sid Riley.
[10348
© 1c. May 14, 1913; E 309640;
Felicia L. Jordon, New York.
SERENADE; by Ch. M. Widor, arr. by
Adolphe Dumont; orch. with piano
conductor, organ and obligato violin.
[10349
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2 « May 24,
1918; E 311591; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
by Haydn Wood; violine and
piano. [10350
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 12,
1913; E 312073; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit-
ing.]
par Albert Cazabon; violon et
piano. [10351
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 312025; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
par J. Danglas; piano (Suite nor-
végienne, no. 3). [10352
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 c« May 10,
1913; E 307688 ; Heugel et cie., Paris.
SERENADE CUBAINE; paroles et musi-
que de A. Soler. [10353
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
E 307766; Alberto Soler, Paris.
SERENADE D’AMOUR; by F. von Blon,
arr. by R. E. Hildreth; band. [10354
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 31,
1913; E 309995; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SERENADE ESPAGNOL; by Corelli Win-
deatt; orchestra with piano con-
ductor. 4to. [10355
© Apr. 29, 1913; Apr. 30,
1918; E 307544; & son,
London.
9
—
ia
Hawkes
SERENATA; di Paolo Chimeri, riduzione
di Vincenzo Billi, per piccola orches-
tra. 10356
© May 23, 1913; 2c. May 24,1913;
E 307784; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
See also Sanderson (Wilfrid) ;
Quatre morceaux.
SERIES OF FIVE FINGER EXERCISES; for
daily practice, by J. H. Bourdelais;
piano. [10357
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. May 22, 1913;
E 311515; J. Henri Bourdelais,
Biddeford, Me.
SERVICE IS OUR WATCHWORD; words by
Wm. Shaw and Jno. R. Clements,
music by E. O. Excell. [10358
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
E 310876; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
SETTINGS OF THE KyYRIE_ ELEISON;
shorter form arr. from Webbe, by
Cc. L. Hutchins; in G. 4to. (Parish
choir, no. 1571). [10359
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 26, 1913;
E 309900; Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
SEVENTY SOLFEGGIO STUDIES; by M. F.
MacConnell. New York, Cincinnati
fetc.] American book company [1913]
48 p. 8vo. (Standard musical
library ) [10360
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
A 347211: M. F. MacConnell, New
York.
Sexton (THE): words and music by
George Arthurs. [10361
© May 23, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
E 307762; Reynolds & co., London.
621
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10362
Dt 1, Tes. vs
SHADOW DANCE; dance humoresque by
S. W. Jamieson; piano. [10362
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
EH 311538; C. W Thompson & Co.,
Boston.
SHADOWS (THE) IN THE VALLEY; words
by Nellie Litzenberger, music by L.
A. Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [10363
© Apr. 25, 1913: 2 c. May 15, 1918;
E 3811161; Nellie Litzenberger,
Alexis, III.
SHARP (A) PAIR OF EARS; words from
Chatterbox, music by G. Forbes For-
syth. 4to. (Unison songs, no. 17.)
[10364
© May 5, 1913: 2 c. May 7, 1913;
EH 312012; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don.
SHE; words by I‘red Gibson, music by
Herbert Endall; recitation with
piano ace. ‘Musical monologues,
no. 91.) [10365
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913; |
E 307593; Reynolds & co., London.
SHE IS A WINSOME WEE THING; words
by Robert Burns, music by Mary
Turner Salter; low voice in D.
[10366
© May 19, 1912; 2 c. May 31, 19138;
E 309950; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SHE LOVES ME so; words by Wm.
Jerome, music by Jean Schwartz.
[103867
©) May 922))1918 +) 2c. May 23,
1913; E 309852; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
SHE LOVES ME SO, SHE WON’T SAY NO:
words by D. N. E. Campbell, music
by John F. Rhyan. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [10368
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913;
EK 311113; David Newton EH. Camp-
bell, Baltimore.
SHE’S MY YALLER GAL FROM DIXIE;
words by A. C. Haskell, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [10369
©) Apr. 25," 1913*' 2 ee. May-20;
1913; E 311409; Agnes C. Haskell,
Wellington, O.
SHE’S THE ONLY ONE I LOVE; words
and, musie by J. Paul and ‘. -H:
Reichert. [10370
© 1c. May 10, 1913; EB 311074;
John Paul and Charles H. Reichert,
New York.
SHE WAITS BY THE LAKES OF KILLAR-
NEY FOR ME; words by E. D. Me-
Carthy, music by Harry Thomas.
[10371
© Apr. 19, 19138; 2 ec. Apr. 28,
1913; E 3074384; Delmar music co.,
ltd., Montreal, Canada.
SHEILA MINE; English words by C.
Newham, paroles Francaises par
Jan D’Ilberte, music by Nemo.
[10872
© May 26, 19135)2) cai 27,
1913; E 312179; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London.
SHERLOCKINETTE (LA); danse, théorie
de HK. Giraudet, musique de R. Vel-
lenot & P. Marcus; piano. [103873
‘© Jan. 25, 1993; 12 jen age 22,
1913; E 3807502; Henri Leissus,
Paris.
SHOULD AULD ACCUAINTANCE BE FOR-
coT; auld lang syne, three part
song, old verses partly rewritten by
Robert Burns, old tune arr. by Ar-
thur H. Ryder; women’s voices.
4to. [103874
© Apr. 24, 1913; 2 c May 9,
1913; E 809555; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
>
Siesta. See Class (F. Morris); Five
intermezzi.
SILENT (THE) DUSK; words by Alfred
H. Hyatt, music by W. Francke
Harling; medium in G. [10875
© May 21, 1913: 2 @ May 722,
1918; E 309843; Boston music Co.,
Boston.
SILENT TREES. See Songs of fancy.
SILLAGES; trois piéces par Louis Au-
bert pour piano. Contents:—Sur le
rivage.—Socorry.—Dans la nuit.
[10376
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c) Mag 20;
19138; E 3807659; Durand et Gie.,
Paris.
SILVER DEW DROPS; romance by Edward
Holtz, arr. by C. T. French; orches-
tra. [10377
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1913; E 309443;
Chas. T. French, New York.
SILVER STAR; intermezzo two step by
R. C. Phillips, arr. by G. E. Capone;
orch. 4to. [10378
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 19815;
E 309603; Roy C. Phillips, Provi-
dence, R. I.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 19138
10398
SILver (THE) TRUMPETER; quick march
by A. Shrimpton; drum and fife
corps. 4to. (Boosey’s new drum
and fife journal, no. 214.) [10379
: ( May 17, 1913; 2 c May 19,
® 1913; E 307730; Boosey & co., Lon-
fm don.
/SILverspray (THE); words
' Steyh, music by L. A. Clark.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
by W.
Wash-
ine.
[10880
mor) 25, 1913; 2c, May 20,
1913; E 311488; William Steyh, La
Grange, Ill.
*
Sttvery cLoups; by Gustave Lind;
- piano. (Visions of an unknown
® land, no. 2.) [10881]
' © Apr. 21, 1913; 2 ¢. May 1, 1913:
_ EE 807550; Augener, ltd., London.
SrmpeceE avgeu. See Tschaikowski
. Peter Iljitch) ; Song without words.
Pi SIN Is TO BLAME; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas. [10382
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
FE 310635; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
Sinaia;
valse de concert par Fernand
i Mériel, pour piano. [10383
i © Jan. 15,1913; 2 c. Apr. 29,
@ 1913; # 307523; Lointier, Nice,
France.
SINCE HAPPY CHILDHOOD DAYS; words
- und music by E. O. Massie. [10384
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
' E 311071; Ervie Odes Massie, Bowie,
™ ‘Tex.
SINCE YOUR LIPS PRESSED MINE; words
by James E. Piercey, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc [10885
Aner. 25 1913: 2c May 15,
1913; E 311209; J. E. Piercey, For-
_ tune Bay, Newfoundland.
Sincerite. See Sanderson (Wilfrid) ;
Quatre morceaux.
SING A SONG OF SUNSHINE; words by
Jessica Moore, music by Geo. UL.
Spaulding. [10386
© May 12, 1913; 2 c. May 14,
1913; E 809652; M. Witmark & sons,
; -New York.
SING AS YOU worRK; words by W. C.
Martin, music by W. A. Post. [10387
© May i, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1913;
E 311007; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Since For Jesus; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[10388
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 311008; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
96875—13——7
SING oF JESUS; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by B. D. Ackley.
| 10889
© May 2, 1918; 2 ¢. May 5, 1913;
Ii 310877; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
SING ON, SWEET
Robert Burns,
Worthington.
© May 5, 19138;
Ky 310906; Theo.
delphia.
SING ROCK-A-BYE BABY TO ME;
THRUSH; words
music by Amy
by
Titus
[103890
1913;
Phila-
2c: May 5,
Presser ©¢o.,
words by
Mue Kirkpatrick, music by Webb
Long. [103891
© May 21, 1018; 2 ¢.’May 21,
19138; E 809798; Long music pub.
co., Wichita.
SING THE CHRIST LOVE; words and
music by Thoro Harris. [10392
© May 1, 1918; 2 c May 1, 1918;
W 311009; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SING TO THE SAVIOR; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by Jean Howard.
[10393
© May. 1, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1918;
12 811010; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Sir BeEviLLe; the gate song of Stowe,
words by R. S. Hawker, music by
Ixent Sutton; Cornish rallying song
with trombe obbligato. [10394
© May. 8,.1913% 2'c. May 12. 19138.
Ei 807701; Weekes & co., London.
SIRENE (LA). See Auber (D. F. E.)
Sirr (Hans) Fiinfzebn etuden; von
H. Sitt, op. 116, ftir pratsche.
[10395
© May 15, 1913; 2 ¢. May 15,
1913; E 3807721; Ernst Eulenburg,
Leipzig.
SITTING BY THE FIRESIDE; words by
H. A. Longress, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ince. [10396
©). Apr. 25, 1913; 2.¢. May 16,
1913; FE 311188; H. A. Longress,
Quincey, Il.
SIXPENCE; words by F. Raymond Coul-
son, music by Leslie Harris; recita-
tion with piano ace. (Musical mon-
ologues, no. 90.) [10397
© May 13,,.1913; 2.¢. May 1s,
1918; KE 307708; Reynolds & @o.,
London.
SIZILIETTA; Valse-serenata by Franz
von Blon, transcribed by G. B. Mar-
chisio; Ist and 2nd mandoline and
piano. [10898
© May 28, 1918; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 312176; Frederick Harris
co., London.
623
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10399
SKANINGEN. See Nigare polska.
SKATING GLEE; words and music by G.
Beckett. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [10399
©. Apr. 25,1913; ,2..¢./ May 15,
1918; H 311179; George Beckett,
Williamstown, Vt.
SKIPPING ROPE; caprice by Geo. J.
Trinkaus, fingered by Leo Troost-
wyk; cello solo with piano acc. [and
violin part. ] [10400
© May 8, 1913; 2 ¢. May 9, 1913;
BH 3809572; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
SLAVISCHE RHAPSODIE; by Carl Friede-
mann, op: 114, arr... by: Chas. ‘J:
Roberts; orch. with piano conductor,
organ and violin obligato. [10401
© May 10, 1913;..2.¢. May 24,
1913; E 311598; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SLEEP, WEARY souL (Schlaf, mutde
seele) ; words by C. Flaischlen, Eng-
tish version by Paul Hoffmann, music
by Otto. Urack, op. 10, no. 1; sop.
or ten., mezzo sop. or bar., alto or
bass. (4 songs with pianoforte ac-
companiment, no. 1) [10402
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. each June 2,
1913; H 311688; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Stipe (A) IN THE snow; duet from
The dancing mistress, words by
Lionel Monckton and Percy Green-
bank, music by Lionel Monckton.
[10403
©: May 16, 1918; 2 ¢. May” 17,
1918; E 312101; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
SLUMBER SONG; by Sydney Shaw;
piano. (Recreative pieces, series 2.
no. 11°) [10404
© May 28, 1918; 2 ¢. May ‘31,
19138; H 3807847; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
—— words and music by R. Herman.
[10405
© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 309847;
Rena Herman, Danville, Va.
Snow (THE) MAID; words by A. M.
Beers, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10406
© Apr. .25, 1913.4) 2:-¢c, |May.: 20,
1913 ; HE 811440; August Marie Beers,
Cobourg, Canada.
pt. 1, 2S veo
SocIETy ONE STEP; two step by M. L.
Lake. No. 1. Military band. No. 2.
Orchestra. 4to. [10407, 10408
© May 19, 19138; 2 c. each May 24,
19138; EK 811594, 311595; Carl Fischer,
New York.
Soir PAIEN; paroles de Albert Samain,
musique de Noél Gallon. [10409
© May 15, 19138; 2 co) ia ee
1913; E 812183; J. Hamelle, Paris.
Sotpier (A) TRUE; words by O. Dal-
ton, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o., ine.
[10410
© Apr. 25, 19138;°2) Gy May eee
1913; E 311467; Olive Dalton
Bloomingdale, Mich.
SOLDIER’S (A) LIFE; by Hauschild-
Neumann, arr. by Albert G. Mitchell ;
violin. [10411
© May 16, 1918; 2 @ May 24,
1918; E 811544; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
SoLpiers’ (THE) MARCH; See Recrea-
tive pieces no. 10%
SOLFEGES A CHANGEMENTS DE CLEF; par
Théodore Dubois; édition B, tran-
scription en clef de sol. 2° livre.
Ato. [10412
© Apr. 1, 1918: 2 e) Apreeieaa
EH 3807498; Heugel & cie., Paris.
SoMEF GOLDEN DAYBREAK; words and
music by Haldor Lillenas. [10413
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 310650; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
SOME ONE IS CALLING TO YOU; words
and music by George H. Carr.
[10414
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 310879; EH. O. Excell, Chicago.
SOME ONE IS COMING TO MY HOUSE;
words and music by Irving Berlin.
[10415
© May 15, 19138: 2%) Mayes,
1918; E 311250; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
SOMEBODY’s BOY; words by Floy S.
Armstrong, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [10416
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
Ei 3810878; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
SOMETIME WHEN YOU'RE LONELY; lyric |
by Treve Collins, jr., music by Frank
W. Freeman. [10417
© May 5, 19138; 2 c. May 5, 1913; |
E 310812; Chas. H. Henderson music |
pub. co., Corry, Pa.
624
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
SOMEWHERE, SOMETIME, IN THE LAND
ABOVE; words by E. Hertenstein,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢co., ine.
[10418
c. May 20,
Hertenstein,
ane. 2p, 1918: 2
19138; BH 311372; Ed.
Galion, O.
SoMMEIL (LE) DE CANOPE; poéme
d’aprés Albert Samain, musique de
Gustave Samazeuilh, transcription
par l’auteur pour deux pianos.
[10419
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 10, 1913;
E 307662; Durand et cie., Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
Son (A) OF THE DESERT AM I; words
by John P. Wilson, music by Walter
A. Phillips; male quartette with 2nd
bass lead. 4to. (Gordon’s collec-
tion four part songs, no. 14.)
. [10420
© May 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 17,
1913; E 311318; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
SONATA IN G MINOR; by Daniel Greg-
ory Mason, op. 5; piano and violin.
[104271
© May 23, 1918; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309887; G. Schirmer, New
York.
SoNATA, NO. 21.
wig van.)
See Beethoven (Lud-
SONATE EN RE MINEUR; par Alberto
Bachmann; piano et violon. [10422
© May 9, 1913; 2 ce. May 24, 1913;
E 307765; Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
SONATE EN Sot MAJEUR. See Beethoven
(Ludwig van)
SONATE FACILA EN Do MAJEUR. See
Mozart (W. A.)
SONATE FACILE EN FA MAJEUR; 5°
sonate des Leichte sonaten, de
Johann Wilhelm MHaessler, annotée
et doigtée par Blanche Selva; piano.
[10423
© Mar. 20, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 25,
1913; E 307424; B. Roudanez, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on annotation
and fingering.]
SONATE LA MAJEUR, AVEC VARIATIONS.
See Mozart (W. A.)
10432
SONG (A) IN THE MORNING; by Thomas
I’. Dunhill; pf. (Reereative pieces,
Series 2, supplementary to the As-
cherberg pianoforte school, no. 8 E.)
[10424
© May 7, 1913; 2 ec. May 9, 1918;
K 312047; Asecherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
Sona (A) or Aprit; words by F. D.
Sherman, music by Alfied Wooler.
[10425
© May 22, 1913: 2c. May 22, 1918;
EK 311518; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Sona (A) oF DAWN; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Arthur Kingston-
Stewart. [10426
© May 38, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 307599; Boosey & co., London.
SONG OF THE GLEANER; morceau pay-
sanne by Oscar Keller; piano.
(Mountain scenes, no. 1.) [10427
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1913;
BE 312054; Augener, Itd., London.
Sone (THE) OF THE HEART BOWED
DOWN; words by James W. McGee,
music by Alfred Solman. [10428
© May 12, 1913; 2c. May 10, 1913;
EH 309594; Joe Morris music co.,
New York.
SonG OF THE MILL; from the musical
play The girl on the film, words by
Adrian Ross, music by Willy Bred-
schneider. [10429
© Apr. 80, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 307566; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Sone oF THE RHINE.
(Richard)
Sona (THE) OF THE ROSE; words by
Lucy Murray, music by A. Forrester ;
no. 1 in D. [10430
© May 19, 1913; 2c. May 16, 19138;
E 312111; Alice Forrester, % Milner
& Thompson, !td., Christchurch, New
Zealand.
See Wagner
SoNG OF THE WESTERN FARMER; Words
by D. Grant, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10431
©. Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ¢c May, ib,
1913; E 311238; Donald Grant,
Souris, Canada.
SoNG OF YEARNING: Chanson de la
compassion, by Bruce Steane; violin
and piano. [10432
©: Apr. 28, 1918; 2 « Apr. 28,
1913; E 307458; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
625
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, BASS ves
10433
SoNG WITHOUT WoRDS; by Charles Gil-
bert Spross; pf. Left hand only.
[104383
© May 9, 1918; 2 e May 9, 1913;
HE 309587; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
by F. W. Holloway, op. 56, edited
by Bernard Johnson; organ. (The
organ recitalist, no. 34.) [10434
© May 19, 1913; 2 c. May 19.
19138; EH 807742; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
See also Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
SONGE D’AMOUR. Sce Sanderson (Wil-
frid) ; Quatre morceaux.
SONGS OF FANCY; four songs, words by
Philip Ashbrooke, music by Julius
Harrison; high voice. Contents:
Little untrodden paths.—Oh, little
mist from the sea.—Silent trees.—
At daybreak. [10435
Or May 9) "1913 * 2 “e:
1913; E 307613; Enoch & sons,
don.
Sones (THE) OF LONG AGO; words by
J. B. O’Reilley and A. Michael, mu-
sic by J. B. O’Reilley. [10486
© May 20, 1913; 2 ¢. May 12,
1913; E 309600; J. B. O’Reilley and
A. Michael, Warren, O.
SONGS OF PRAISE; words by Jennie Ree,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. jr.
[10437
© May 1, 1918; 2c. May 1, 1913;
BH 311011; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Sones or RENSSELAER. Comp. by Poly-
technic board, 1912-1918. 4 p. l.,
12030 front. io. [10488
@©r Apr (238, 1913: 2 .c:, May 16,
1918; A 847287; Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, New York.
SONGS OF TRAVEL; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Dorothy Forster.
Contents:—The highway of life—
Where the white road runs.—By the
wayside.—Love is come. [104389
© May 17, 1918; 2 ec. May 19.
1918; E 38077386; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
SONNAMBULA; fantasia by E. Caval-
lini, arr. by G. F. Carney; military
band. tev. edition. 4to. (Uni-
versal band journal, no. 973.
[10440
© Apr.’ 30, 1913; 2 ¢..May 24,
1913; E 311: 563; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SONNENSTRAHL (Sunbeam) ; von Aline
Schneider fiir piano. [10441
© Apr. 23, 1913; °2 @ Apryso,
1913; E 307547; Leonard & co.. Lon-
den.
Sons oF YALE; words and music by
Henry McHenry. [10442
© May 5, 1918; 2 & May 7ieie-
E 309823; Charles. EF. Smith, New
Haven.
Sout (THE) OF THE RAGING SEA; lyrics
by Jean C. Havez, music by G. Bots-
ford. [10443
© May 28, 1913; 2) @ Mia.
1913; HE 311536: Gite Botsford,
New -York.
SOULS INSEPARABLE; words by Eh
Rickett. music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [104-4
© Apr. 25, 19185" 2) ce. Wie
1913; E 3113869; Halla Rickett, Co-
lumbus, O.
SoUND His PRAISE; words by Edith SS.
Tillotson, music by W. A. Post.
j [10445
© May 1, 1913: 2 ef May dood:
E 311012; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Sous BoIs; musique de Victor Staub,
arr. par H. Mouton pour orchestre,
avec piano conducteur. 4to. [10446
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ¢. May 10, 1913-
E 307660; Durand et cie., Paris.
SouTH CAROLINA RAG; words and mu-
sic by J. McLendon. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10447
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2) ce aia ia:
1915; KE 311405; Jessie McLendon,
Chicago.
von Vecsey;
SOUVENIR; par Franz
violon et piano. [10448
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2ixceeanee
1913; E 3807581; Roézsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
SOUVENIR D’ ISPAHAN; by Alfred Pratt,
op. 17; clarinet and piano. [10449
© May 21, 19138; 2\e. May 22/1913.
E 312157; Hawkes & son, London.
SOUVENIR DE WAGNER; evening song by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; fingered by Leo
Troostwy; G major, cello solo and
piano acc. with violin part. [10450
©. al 19, 19138; 2) @ May
1913; E 311853; M. Witmark & sons,
New Vor k [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. }
626
a SP ny A ae
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
SOWING SEEDS OF LIGHT; words by E.
FE. Hewitt, music by W. A. Post.
[10451
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 311018; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SPANISH DANCE; by William Schroeder ;
piano. [10452
© May 26, 19138; 2 ec. May 27,
1913; E 311648; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SpipeR (THE) AND THE FLY; by
Bugéne Wyatt; pf. [10453
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
EB 310919; G. Schirmer, New York.
SPIRiIto AFFETTUOSO (Affectionate
spirit); by Giuseppe De Luca; Ist.
and 2nd. mand. and guitar ace.
[10454
©. May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
BE 3094982; G. De Stefano, Philadel-
phia.
SPIS KROKS VALSEN; Kolingens Boston,
arr. af H. Silberhorn; concertina.
[10455
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 310790; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SPOoNEY (THE) MOON; words and mu-
sic by W. T. Mann. [10456
ic), May 15, 1913: 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 309745; William T. Mann,
Cleveland.
SPOSATO (DOMINIQUE) Aria; par D.
Sposato, op. 9; violon et piano ou
orgue. [10457
© Apr. 11, 1913; 2c. May 7, 1913:
KE 312027; D. Sposato, Naples.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
violoncelile et piano ou orgue.
[10458
© Apr. 12, 1918; 2 ec. May 7, 1913;
E 312028; D. Sposato, Naples.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
SPRING; words by Cora Fabbri, music
by Claire Guédy. [10459
© May 16, 1918; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311275; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
SPRING BEAUTY; sonatina by T. Barile,
ed. by J. Frank Leve, op. 27. no. 1;
pf. [10460
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. May 17,
19138; E 311315; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
10468
SPRING THOUGHTS; novelette by Gus-
tave Salzer, arr. by W. C. O'Hare;
military band. Ato. [10461
© May 14, 1918; May 15,
9
Cc.
1918; E 811260; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. |
SPRINGTIME; words by Mrs. EB. Kunes,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dveegdale co., ine.
[10462
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ¢ May 20,
19153; E 311474; Estelle Kunes,
Cumberland, Md.
SPRUNG (EIN) IN DIE EH’ duett aus der
operette Die k6nigin der nacht, text
von Emil und Arnold Golz, musik
von Victor Hollaender; gesang und
piano. [10463
© Mar. 31, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 307556; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
SsH! YoU’LL WAKEN Mister DoytLer;
words by E. W. Rogers, John L.
zolden and Jerome D. Kern, music
by John L. Golden. [10464
‘© Apr, 28, 1913; 2 ¢. Apr. 28,
19135), HE, ‘311095; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on revised
words and new music.]
STABAT MATER. See Verdi (Giuseppe)
STAHL (Wi1xLH.) 100 kurze choralvor-
spiele; zu 70 chorilen, gesamme!lt
und bearbeitet von W. Stahl; orgel
oder harmonium. obl. 8vo. [10465
© May 14, 19138; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 3078083; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement and selection. ]
150 priludien; in den gebriiuch-
lichsten tonarten, gesammelt und
bearbeitet von W. Stahl; orgel. obl.
Syo. [10466
Cr May 14) °1918;) 2c. Mays ae
1913; E 807804; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed an
arrangement and selection. ]
STANFORD SONG BOOK; comp. by Cap
and gown. [San Jose, Cal., Towner
bros., 1918] 2 p. 1, 7-42 p. 4to.
$0.50. [10467
(G Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ¢. May 19,
1915; A 38473386; Ruth Seeley, Stan-
ford university, Cal.
STAR OF LIBERTY; march two-step by
Fr. R. Bauer; pf. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10468
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 «. May 20,
19138; E 311867; Frank R. Bauer,
Allentown, Pa.
627
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10469
Star (THE) SPANGLED BANNER. See
For decoration day.
STARKE (DER) FRIEDERICH; marsch-
couplet, text von S. L. Senior, musik
von Herbert Lichtenthal. [10469
© May 10, 1918; 2 ec May 21,
19138; E 307753; Hermann Augustin,
Berlin.
STARLIGHT; dance caprice by J. H.
AS * Dt. [10470
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310845; Jos. Krolage music co.,
Cincinnati.
intermezzo by Pedro de Zulueta,
arr. by Arthur Wood; orchestra.
Ato. [10471
© May 24, 1913; 2 ec. May 26,
1918; EH 312164: Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
—E
piano. [10472
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 19138;
EK 307567; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
STARRY EYES; words by Eunah Taylor,
music by Paul Hugene. [10478
© May 22, 1918; 2 « May 23,
1918; H 809861; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
STARTLER (THE); march and two step
by Alf. Masterman; orch. with piano
ace. 4to. [10474
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
Hi 310897; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles.
STATE (THE) DRUMMER; quick march
by A. Shrimpton; drum and fife
corps. 4to. (Boosey’s new drum
and fife journal, no. 213.) [10475
© May 17, 1918: 2 c May 19,
1918; E 307731; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
STEADY, BROTHER, STEADY; words by
Ida L. Reed, music by Haldor Lil-
Jenas. [10476
© May 16, 1913; 2 @ May 19,
19138; E 309729; BH. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
STEADY, FReDDY; song from the musical
play The girl on the film, words by
Adrian Ross, music by Albert Sir-
may. [10477
© Apr. 80, 1913; 2c. May 1, 1918;
1 307568; Chappell & co., ltd.. Lon-
don.
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
STEIGER (CH.) Nocturne; par Ch.
Steiger, pour le piano. [10478
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
EH 307655; Durand et cie., Paris.
STEP BY STEP; mazurka by Wallace
Vincent; pf. [10479
© May 19, 1918; 2 c. May 20, 1913;
EK 311854; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
STEPPING STONES TO MUSIC LAND; easy
progressive foundation material by
Katherine Garratt Skinner; piano.
Parks J. [10480
© May 28, 1918; 2 c. May 29, 1913;
E 311669; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
STILL, STILL WITH THEE; sacred song,
words by J. D. Burns, music by W.
Dichmont. [10481
© May 19, 1913; 2 ce. May 20, 1913;
EK 311324; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York.
STORM AND SUNSHINE; OR, BE MINE, BE
MINE; from The purple road lyric by
Fred de Gresac and Wm. Cary Dun-
can, music by Heinrich Reinhardt.
[10482
© May 8, 1918; 2 ec. May 8, 1913;
E 312031; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
STORY-BOOK LAND; from the Hundred
dollar bill, words by HE. W. Patter-
son, music by G. Blair. Sedalia and
Kansas City, Mo. Blair & Patter-
son. [10483
© May 5, 1913; 2 « May 7, 1913;
FE 310959; Edwin W. Patterson, Kan- >
sas City, Mo., and Girard Blair, Se —
dalia, Mo.
Story (THE) HoUR; words by Julia |
H. Johnston, music by W. A. Post. |
[10484 —
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 9, 1913; |
E 309563 ; Smith & Lamar, Nashville. |
Story (THE) OF LOVE DIVINE; words by |
James Rowe, music by J. M. Hagan. |
[10485 }
© Apr. 15, 1913: 2) es May Agrats ;
E 310652; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville. ,
Stranp (THE) AT PaRAME. See In
Brittany.
STRANGE DOINGS; words and music by |
Z. M. Chase. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [10486
() Apr. 25,. 1913; Bahia ao, |
1918: E 311240: Z. M. Chase, Sher- |
wood, Or.
628
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 19138
Strauss (RICHARD) Ariadne auf
Naxos; fantasie, aus der oper in
einem aufzuge von R. Strauss, arr.
yon Otto Singer fiir klavier. [10487
my mp. 10, 1913; 2 c.. Apr... 25,
1913; E 307414; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
——Biirger (Der) als edelmann (Le
bourgeois gentilhomme); fantasie,
musik von Richard Strauss, arr. von
Otto Singer fiir klavier. [10488
© Apr. 10; 1918; 2 c Apr. 25,
1913; E 307415; Adolph [iirstner,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
—— Elektra ; fantasie aus der oper von
R. Strauss, arr. von Otto Singer;
klavier. [10489
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 312181; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
StuGaR ROSE; by George Christie, arr.
by John W. Rehauser; vocal orch. in
G. 4to. [10490
© May 14, 1913; 2c. May 15, 1913;
BE 311261; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
SUITE FOR HARP; by Margaret Hoberg;
Contents: Menuet a l’antique—Hu-
moresque.—Danse des fleurs. [10491
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 309762; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SUITE THEATRALE. See Massenet (J.
E. F.)
SuMMER; words by A. A. Watson,
music by E. Léthner-Rahum.
[10492
© 1c. May 23, 1913; E 309855;
Anne Ayre Watson and Elza Loth-
ner-Rahum, Brooklyn.
SUMMER NIGHT; part song words by
Johanna Ambrosius, English version
by M. Louise Baum, music by Gus-
tay Baldamus, ed. by C. B. Roepper;
mixed voices. 4to. (Series 9 of
sacred quartets and choruses, no.
1056. ) [10493
© May 14, 1913; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311293; Boston music Co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
English version and editing. ]
10513
SUMMER ROSES; gavotte, by Adam Gei-
del, arr. by Albert G. Mitchell; vio-
lin in one or two parts. (The Stan-
hope edition, no. 56.) [10494
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 19,
1913; E 3809770; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
SUMMER (THE) TIME IS HERE; words
and music by S. Goldman, arr. by
Louis Jacobs. [10495
© 1c. May 28, 1918; E 809922;
Sam Goldman, Chicago.
SUMMERTIME, SWEET SUMMERTIME;
words by L. C. O’Neil, music by Al-
bert Frazier. New York, John T.
Hall. [10496
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec. May 831,
1913; E 309965; Lester C. O’Neil.
New York.
SUNDAY EVENING; reverie by M. Green-
wald; piano. (Dreams of youth,
no. 4). [10497
© May 19, 1913; 2 ec. May 19,
1913; E 309787; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SunDAY (THE) SCHOOL ARMY MOVES
ON; words by Lizzie De Armond.
music by M. L. McPhail. [10498
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
FE 311014; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SUNDAY SCHOOL VOICES, NO. 2; by Chas.
H...Gabriel et al. v. 1-12. No. 1.
Bass trombone. No. 2. Treble trom-
bone. No. 8. First violin. No. 4.
Second violin. No. 5. Cello. No. 6.
Bass. No. 7. Second clarinet. No. 8.
Cornets. No. 9. Horns. No. 10.
Viola. No. 11. First clarinet. No. 12.
Flute. 4to. Bound. [10499-10510
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. each May 26,
1913; A 347453-347464; Hope pub.
co., Chicago.
___ + 956, [1] p. 8vo. $0.25.
[10511
© May 1, 1913; 2c. May 5, 1913;
A 347156; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SUNDAY TODAY IN OLD ENGLAND; words
and music by H. C. Swindell.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10512
© Apr. 25, 191283) 2..¢.. Mag, 35,
1913; E 311151; H. C. Swindell, As-
ton Manor, England.
SUNSHINE; words and music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley. [10513
©, Apr.. 15,..1913; 2c May 6,
1913; E 310884; S. W. Beazley, Chi-
cago.
629
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Tt, n.'s,, ¥.8
SUNSHINE IN THE HEART; words by
Eleanor W. Long, music by C. H.
Marsh. [10514
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 311015; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SUNSET AND EVENING STAR; OR CROSS-
ING THE BAR; poem by Alfred Ten-
nyson, music by H. Bingham; wo-
men’s voices. 4to. [10515
Cy Apr 19, 190s. CPeare ty
1913; E 310944; Helena Bingham,
Chicago. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
SuNsET (THE) LAND; words by A.
Dickson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.,
inc. [10516
ic) Apr. 25, 1913*; 2.0 aitay 20;
19138: E 311468; A. Dickson, Van-
couver, Canada.
a5
SURETOPLEASE; by Eugéne Wyatt; pf.
[10517
© May 6, 1913; 2c. May 7, 1913;
E310917 ; G. Schirmer, New York.
SURRENDERED; words by Ethel Payne,
music by Marie Warden; in E flat.
[10518
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1918;
7 312039; Phillips & Page, London.
SUSIE; comédie opérette en trois actes,
livret de Maurice Mareil, musique
de Vincent Scotto, chant et piano.
[10519
©) Apr. 15, 1918: 2 « May 10,
1913; D 19290; Georges Ondet,
Paris.
1. Valse. 2. Duetto.
plets de latelier. 4. Intermezzo,
pour piano. [10520-10523
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. each Apr. 29,
19138; HE 307528-307531;. G. Ondet,
Paris.
3. Cou-
SWEET DAWN; words by Teresa Strick-
land, musie by Lily Strickland.
[10524
© May 25, 1913; 2 ec May 26,
1918; E 309873; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
SWEET DREAM OF MY DREAM; words by
E. D. Foulk, music by L. A. Clark.
‘Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10525
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 3811421; Ella Dennison
Foulk, Columbus, O.
SWEET MARY MINE; words and music
by James Shannon Russell. [10526
© May 12, 1913; 2. cae 14,
1913; E 809653; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SWEET SAVIOR I’M IN LOVE WITH THEE;
words and music by A. Bristow.
[10527
© Apr. 21, 19133 2) eee
19138;- E 309896; Arthur Bristow,
Des Moines.
SWEET WOMAN’S WAY; words by
Brackenne Ferne, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale eco., ine. [10528
© Apr. 25, 1913. 2. s¢ Nie,
1918; ‘H Bit46se7) hire
Baggs, London.
SWEETEST (THE) LITTLE GIRL IN DIXIz;
words by E.
Jack Stanley.
kus Dugdale co., inc.
Washington, H. Nir-
tralia, Til.
SWEETEST THINGS;
E flat. [10580
© May 19, 1918} 52" @ wey a),
1918; E 309948; Oliver Ditson co., |
Boston.
SWEETHEART MEMORIES; words by Geo.
Pritchett, music by A. W. Manering.
Washington, J. E. Minnick co., i
© May 12,
1913;
Royalton, Ill.
SWEETHEARTS; selection by Victor Her- |
bert, arr. by Harold Sanford; full |
oreh. (Orch. miscellany, edition C,
no. 4+.)
EH 309560; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- |
ment. }
SWEETHEARTS EVER; meditation by H.
Engelmann; pf. [105383
© May 26, 1913;. 2 ic) ate 26,
1918; E 3809908; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SWIFT THE MOMENTS FLY; words by
Eben E. Rexford, music by Samuel
W. Beazley.
E 810890; S. W-. Beazley, Chicago.
630
Hdmund |
A. Johnson, music by |
[10529 |
© Apr. 25, 1913;°2- 0 ia ey, |
1918; E 311404; E. A. Johnson, Cen- |
song, music by |
Ernest R. Kroeger, op. 81, no. 1; in |
1913; 2 ¢. ‘May 20, |
E 311330; A. W. Manering, |
[10532
© May 8, 1913; 2 ¢ May 9, 1913; |
[10534 |
© Mar. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
ae So
a , —————eEEeeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEe—eeeeEeEee— ee eee
3 E
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
L055:
SWING, SWING, SWING; words by Stan-
ley Murphy, music by Harry Von
Tilzer. [10535
© May 20, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
1918; E 311841; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
SYMPHONY RAG; by J. A. Cotter; pf.
Peoria, Ill. Cotter’s theatrical and
musical exchange. [10536
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310822; James A. Cotter, Peoria,
Tl.
TAKE A TRIP BACK TO THE OLD FOLKS;
words by J. T. Beatty, music by A.
Pointner. Washington, J. E. Min-
nick co., ine. [10537
© May 12, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1918; E 3118382; John T. Beatty,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
TAKE ME MISTER! words and music by
Hamilton Crane. [10538
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310806; Song hits co., Providence,
mm 1.
TAKE ME TO THAT TANGO TEA; words
by Schuyler Greene, music by Otto
Moitzan. [10539
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 12,
1913; E 309598; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
See Rossini (G. A.)
TANGLED (A) SKEIN; a love yarn by
Sol P. Levy; pf. [10540
© May 12, 1913; 2. ¢. May 14,
1913; E 309654; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TANGO (EL) DE AMOR
d’amour); danse
Edm. Filippucci; orchestre avec
piane conducteur. 4to. [10541
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 17,
1913; E 312097; Enoch & co., Paris.
a —— De. [10542
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307622; Enoch & co., Paris.
TANGO DE LAS VERDADES; letra de Je-
ronimo Gomez, musica de J. Aroca.
[10543
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 307578; Casa Dotésio, Madrid.
TANZEN, TANZEN MUSST DU MIT MIR;
duett aus der operette Die Konigin
der nacht, text von Emil und Arnold
Golz, musik von Victor Hollaender ;
gesang u. piano. [10544
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 ce. May 1, 1913;
BE 307561; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
TANCREDI.
(Le tango
Argentine par
TARANTELLE; von Th. Déhler, op. 39,
arr. von G. Horvath; zwei klaviere
zu vier handen. [10545
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 28, 1918:
ly 507799; Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
aig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
TASSE (LE). See Godard (B. L. P.)
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS; by John FE. West,
arr. by Chas. H... Morse; mule
voices. 4to, | 10546
© May 20, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
19138; EH 38113858; Charles W..Ho-
meyer & co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
——by W. A. C. Cruickshank; mixed
voices and organ. 4to. (Modern
church services, no. 164.) [ 10547
© May 9, 1913; 2c. May 10, 1913;
I) 307634; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
— music by J. Leechman; mixed
voices, witb solos; organ or piano
acc. Without repetitions. 4to.
[10548
©, May 21, 19138; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 312185; John Leechman,
San Francisco.
TEA PARTY MARCH; by M. Greenwald;
piano. (Dreams of youth, no. 1.)
. [10549
© .May 19, 1918; 2 ec. May 19,
1913; E 309788; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
TEACH ME, O Lorp; words from the
Bible, music by J. W. Lerman. Svo.
(In The choir, v. 14, no. 5, May,
1913. ) [10550
© May 6, 1913; 1 c« May 8, 1913;
E 311045; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
TEACHER’S (THE) SUBSTITUTE; words
and music by M. Kinney, arr. by
M. M. Daley. Vocal score. [10551
© 1e¢, May 19, 1913; D 193801;
Martin Kinney, Bairdstown, Cal.
TELL ME FATHER WHERE IS HEAVEN;
words and music by Allen Lawson,
arr. by Chas. Henlein. [10552
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
» 811542; Jos. Krolage music co.,
Cincinnati. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement of piano ac-
couipaniment. |
TELL THE STORY; words by Jennie Ree,
music by Ira B. Wilson. [10553
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
KE 311016; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
631
10554
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 115, 2. s2-7,5
TEMA CON VARIAZIONI; di Alessandro
Longo, op. 59, per pianoforte. [10554
© May 23,1918; 2 'c, May 24,
1913; E 307786; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
TEMPERANCE (THE) MARCH; words
and music by Harry L. Brooks.
[10555
© -May: 28, \19133.2\\e) (May 31)
1918; EH 309964; James Gilchrist
Lawson, Chicago.
TENTING TO-NIGHT. See For decoration
day.
THANKSGIVING MOTET; English version
by M. Louise Baum, music by P.
Wagner, ed. by C. B. Roepper; mixed
voices. 4to. (Series 9 of sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 1056.)
[10556
© May 14, 1913; 2.ce, May 15,
1913; E 311294; Boston music co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
Hnglish version and editing. ]
THANKSGIVING POSTLUDE; by George C.
Richardson; organ. obl. 8vo. (The
organ loft, book XCV, no. 284.)
[10557
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 22, 19138;
E 312149; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London.
THAT AULD ScotcH RAG; words by J.
McGuckin and James Downie, mu-
sic by J. MeGuckin. [10558
© 1 e@ May 29, 1918}. E 311653;
Jack MeGuckin, St. Paul.
THAT BEAUTIFUL LAND; words by F. A.
F. White, music by J. M. Hagan.
[10559
© Apr 15. 1913; 2c. May 1, 1913:
E 310649; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
THAT DARKTOWN MELODY; by U. Davis;
pf. [10560
© 1e May 9, 1918; E 309587;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
THAT DEAR OLD COT IN IRELAND; words
and mMusie/by, Ji. Durcans arr. by
Howard I. Johnson. [10561
© 1c May 31, 1913; E 309967;
Jack Durean, Boston.
THAT DEVILISH RAG; words and music
by Orla (Slim) Thogerson. [10562
© 1c. May 5, 1913; E 310847;
O. J. Thogerson, Kalispell, Mont.
THAT DEVIL’S RAG; lyric by Edward B.
Madden, music by Egbert Van AI-
styne. [10563
© May 1, 1918; 2 «. May 3, 1918;
1 311105; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
“‘HAT DREAMY GLIDE; words and music
by M. Boreu. [10564
© 1c. May 16, 1913; EH 309688;
Maryellen Boreu, Macon, Ill.
THAT ’FRISCO SWAY; words and music
by Eric C. Gatty. [10565
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 «ares,
1918; EH 307409; Frederick W. Cal-
cott & co., London.
THAT GAL FROM BALTIMORE; song by
George Splivins and Herman Blivins.
[10566
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 22, 1913;
EH 3113857; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
THAT I AM FORSWORN FOR THEE; words
by William Shakespeare, music by
Franklin Hopkins; med. and low
voice. (In Shakespeare album;
Great English poets series.) [10567
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
HE 310676; H. W. Gray co., New York.
THAT IS WHY I CAN’T FORGET; words
by C. E. Wilcox, music by Lawrence
[pseud. of Lawrence Jones]. [10568
© May 26, 1918; 2 ec. May 26, 1913;
E 309870; Lawrence Jones and C. EH.
Wilcox, Hillsboro, Il.
THAT IS WHY I LOVE YoU; lyrics by N.
Burke, music by Clem Lora. [10569
© 1c. May 19, 1913; E 309731;
Ned Burke, Marion, O.
THAT LAND; poem by T. Sturge Moore,
musie by H. V. Jervis-Read; chorus
and piano score. 4to. [10570
© May 5, 1918; 2 c May 7, 1913;
EK 312015; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., Lon-
don.
THAT LOVIN STOVEPIPE TWIRL;
by M. J. Rubinson, music by B.
Carlton. [10571
© 1e¢ May 15, 1918; Bestia:
Bobby Carlton & M. Joe Rubinson,
St. Louis.
words
THAT OLD SONG; arr. by J. B. Herbert. |
[10572 |
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913; |
FE 311035; H. A. Rodeheaver, Chi- |
cago. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ]
—— Same. [10573 —
© May 6, 1913; 2c. May 19, 19138; |
E 309916; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement of vocal accompaniment
parts. ]
632
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
THAT’S WHAT I’M LIKE WITHOUT YOU;
words by G. Theros, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [10574
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311475; Geo. Theros, Hast-
ings, Neb.
THAT’S WHY HE SAID GOOD-BYE; words
by T. H. Kendrey, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [10575
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ce May 20,
19138; E 311428; T. H. Kendrey,
Peterborough, Canada.
THAT SENTIMENTAL RAG; by Mabel Til-
ton; pf. [10576
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
B 311038; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
THAT SLIPPERY SLIDE; words and mu-
sic by M. L. Lichtenstein. [10577
© 1c. May 26, 1913; E 3098838;
Mervin L. Lichtenstein, New York.
THAT SOCIETY RAG; from the musical
comedy The girl in the dark, lyrics
by Lionel Dalton, music by Jas. W.
Gearhart. Fresno, Cal., Gearhart &
Tilton. [10578
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 309867; Gearhart, Tilton
and Dalton, Fresno, Cal.
THAT TEA TIME TANGO TUNE; words by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Lewis F.
Muir. [10579
© May 15, 1913; 2 c« May 15,
1913; E 311253; F. A. Mills, New
York.
THAT TWO-STEP RAG; words by H.
Johnson, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..,
inc. [10580
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913: E 311482; Harry Johnson, St.
Louis.
THEBES; premiére partie de Tableaux
symphoniques, d’aprés Le roman de
la momie de Théophile Gautier, mu-
sique par Fanelli; partitian d’or-
chestre. [10581
©) Apr 11, 1913; 2 c Apr. 21,
1913; E 307524; Le Monde musical,
Paris.
THEN TO SILVIA LET US SING; words
by William Shakespeare, music by
Franklin Hopkins; med. and low
voice. (In Shakespeare album;
Great English poets series.) [10582
ADm oo, 2913; 2 c. May ‘1,
1913; E 310677; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
10591
THERE IS A FOUNTAIN; words by Wm.
Cowper, music arr. by Mrs. J. T.
Benson. [10583
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1913;
EK 310634; Jno. T. Benson, Nash-
Ville.
THERE IS NOTHING, DEAR, I WOULDN'T
DO FOR you; lyric by Gene Buck,
music by Dave Stamper. New York,
The Penn music co. [ 10584
} © May 8, 1918; 2 e. May 10, 1913;
E 311104; William H. Penn, Gene
Buck & Dave Stamper, New York.
THERE’S A WELCOME WAITING; a mother
song. words by Nellie B. Spoffard,
musie by EF. E. Hunter, arr. by Lu-
ther A. Clark. [10585
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 29,
1918; E 311655; Frank E. Hunter
co., Springfield, Mass.
THERE’S NAUGHT BUT BRIGHT LIGHTS
LEFT FOR ME; words by T. H. Ken-
drey, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington. H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10586
© Apr. 25, 19138; 2 @ May 20,
1918; E 311459; T. H. Kendrey,
Peterborough, Canada.
THERE'S SOMETHING MIGHTY WRONG
WITH FATHER; words and music by
Paul English. [10587
© Apr. 15, 1913: 2° c May 26,
1913; E 811665; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
THESE THINGS THOU ART; words by
Stephen Chalmers, music by John W.
Metealf; soprano or tenor, mezzo
soprano or baritone. [10588
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. each June 2,
1913; E 311687; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
THESPIANS; polka brillante, by Ferd.
Sabathil, op. 291; piano. [10589
©' Apr) 28," 1913¢/ 2 .¢. Apt y2e:
1913; E 307459; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
THEY'LL NEVER MARCH AGAIN; words
and music by S. B. Stambaugh. 8vo.
(In The choir, v. 14, no. 5, May
1913.) [10590
(© May 6, 1913: 1 c«. May 8, 1913;
BE 311044; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati.
THEY'RE ALL NUTS; words and music
by Paul Pelham and J. P. Long.
[10591
© May 23.1913: 2c. June 2, 1913;
312200; Star music pub. ¢o., 1td.,
i
E
London,
635
CATALOGUE OF
10592
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TE Meee ys
THINE EYES; duet, cr two part chorus,
words by Dorothea Boettcher, Eng-
lish translation by S. M. K. Gandell,
music by Carl Koelling; women’s
voices. 4to. [10592
© May 157 181372 eeu 2 le
1913; E 3118038; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
—_— words by F. Weatherman, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10598
© Apr 25, 1913." 20° Wis be
1913; E 311224; Freda Weatherman,
Addy, Wash.
THINKING OF YOU; valse by W. Morris;
harp guitar. [10594
©@©ro Maye 926, A913 2iies Mian 29,
19138; E 311658; William Morris,
Buffalo.
THIS HEART SHALL BEAT; words and
music by H. Clark, London, Weekes
& Go. [10595
© Apr. 28, 1913;-2 ¢. May 5, 1913;
EK 8038998; Henry Clark, London.
THISTLEDOWN; words by A. H., music
by G. Forbes Forsyth. 4to. (Uni-
son songs, no. 18.) [10596
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 7. 1913;
HF) 312013; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don,
THOSE DAYS WITH YOU; poem by Ro-
land Lamar, music by Mary Mac-
Millan. [10597
© May 16, 1918; 2 ec May 16,
1918: E 3809692; William Maxwell
musie co., New York.
THOSE GOLDEN HOURS; words and music
by V. H. Geisler. 110598
© 1c. May 10, 1918; E 309822;
Violet H. Geisler, Chicago.
THOSE QUAINT OLD MELODIES; words by
William I. Morrison, music by An-
son C. Jacobs. [10599
© / May (21, 1913.3)32)c.loMias) 21,
1913; E 3809797; Chas. H. Hender-
son music pub. co., Corry, Pa.
THOU ART SO FAR ABOVE ME. See Mott
(Roland) Two songs.
THou, O GoD, ART PRAISED IN ZION;
harvest and general anthem, words
from psalm 65, music by J. H. Maun-
der; mixed voices. 4to. (The Am-
brose edition of church music no.
Do. [10600
© May 22, 1918; 2c. June 2, 19138;
YW 312197; Ambrose Abbott & co.,
London.
THOU, WHO ALMIGHTY ART; - words
anon. music by B. B. Gillette; high
in 1) flat. {10601
© May 21, 19138; 2 Gq May 2
E 309844; Boston music c¢o.,
Boston.
THOUGHTS OF EVENING; words and mu-
sic by L. J. George. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [10602
© Apr. 25, 19138; 2 ¢..gilay 205 ||
1913; E 311388; Leah Jane George,
Homer City, Pa.
THOUGHTS OF HOME; valse lente by
H. A. Farnsworth; piano. (Choice
compositions for the plano, no. 18.)
[10603 |
© May 31,1913) 2 chevy 2s:
19138; E 309926; Chandler-Ebel mu-
sic co., Brooklyn.
THOUGHTS OF SPRING; by Elizabeth K.
Peall; pf.
© May 2, 1913; 2 ¢) Maya, 109i.
E 311106; Whitney Warner pub. co.,
New York.
THREE CHEERS FOR OLD IRELAND; words |
and music by T. O’Toole. [10605
© Apr: 21, 19185 2 %e> Ars |
1913; E 309347; Terence O’Toole, |
Philadelphia.
THRENODY. See Class (F. Morris) ;
Five intermezzi.
THY WILL BE DONE (Dein wille Herr |
geschehe) ; arr. by J. EH. Hecker.
© May 1,-1913; 2 «. May 7, 19%6;
EB 310940; Ignaz Fischer, Toledo, O.
Tiny (A) WHITE NOTE; words by R.
Postle, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10607
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 Cee,
1913; E 311483; Rose Postle, Colum-
bus, Neb.
"TIS HARD TO HIDE A HEARTACHE WITH
A SMILE; words by J. Blake, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ime. [10608
© ‘Apr. 25, 1918+ °2) ciao,
1913; E 311182; James Blake, Hen-
ryetta, Okl.
TITANIC, QUEEN OF THE OCEAN; words
by Mrs. G. A. Lake, music by F. E.
Mierisch. New York, Ferd. #.
Mierisch. [10609
© Apr. 30, 19138; 2 ei.
1918; E 311103; Mrs. G. A. Lake,
New York.
634
[10604 |
[10606 |
4
‘no. 5, 19138
To A PRIMROSE; song without words by
Ferd. Sabathil; piano. [10610
@ Ape...28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1913; BE 307460; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
To My Boy; words by A. Popoff,
sic by Genevieve Scott.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311450; Ada Popoff, Van-
couver, Canada.
mu-
Washington,
[10611
To MY LOVE; words by L. B. Parsons,
music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [10612
© Mar. 22, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
B 311120; L. Birdsey Parsons, New-
— town, Conn.
‘To SPRINGTIME. See Childhood’s
no. 2,
days,
f
(To THE GIRL THAT’S OF MY HEART;
' words by C. M. Andrews, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Nir-
kus Dugdale co., ine. [106138
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 3113896; Chas. M. Andrews,
\ Chicago.
(Doccara AND FUGUE IN D MINOR. See
Bach (J. S.)
To-DAY BELONGS TO JESUS: words by
W. C. Martin, music by Chas. H.
' Gabriel. [10614
| © May 1; 1913; 2 c. May 1, 19138;
E 311017; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
TOKEN OF LOVE; by H. Engelmann; pf.
[10615
© May 3, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 311068; H. A. Weymann & son,
inc., Philadelphia.
‘TOLD AT TWILIGHT; by Charles Huer-
ter; pf. [10616
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 2, 1913;
BE 309525; Boston music co., Boston.
TOOTSIE WALTZ; by C. H. Nissen; pf.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [10617
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
E 311139; C. H. Nissen, Bridgeport,
Conn.
‘Top HOLE; humorous duet,
Graham Squiers,
Cecil; male voices. [10618
i © May 16, 1913; 2 c. May 16,
1913; E 312095; Reynolds & co., Lon-
words by
music by Fred
— dom
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10626
TOURNOIEMENT ; par Florent Schmitt,
Op. of, pour harpe chromatique ou
piano. (Deux MiG no. 2.) [10619
© Apr. 1, 1913 . May 10, 1913;
ki 3807641; Dur: ind ye cie., Paris.
Tous Joyeux; défilé-farandole
Frédéric Binet; piano. (Le bal des
p tits petons, no. 4.) | 10620
© Apr. 1, 1913; 2c. May 10, 1913;
IK. 507670; Heugel et cie., Paris.
par
TRAKFUGLSKARE; digt af Jacob B. Bull,
musik af R. M@ller; mandskor. 4to.
[10621
© May 20,1918; 2 ec. May 28, 1913;
Wi 307794; Rudolph Mller, Seattle.
TRAGEDIE (LA).
See Massenet (J. E.
F.)
Suite théatrale.
TRAMP! TRAMP! TRAMP!
oration day.
See For dec-
TRANSPOSING METHOD FOR THE CLARI-
NET; by Edw. Herman, op. 17.
[10622
3.2 ¢, May 17, 1913:
H. Schuster, Salt Lake
© May 10, 1913
I) 310584; G.
City.
TRES CHIC; one step glide by Dan H.
Caslar; pf. [10623
© May 20, 1913; 2 ec. May 20, 1913;
K 311348; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. ¢co., New York.
TRES MOUTARDE (Too much mustard) ;
tango-two step by Cecil Macklin, arr.
by Emil Ascher; military band. 4to.
| 10624
© May 138, 1913; 2 c. May 14, 1913;
KE 809670; Cary & co., London.
|Copyright is claimed on new ar-
rangement.
Tritts (THE); A model collection of
trill studies with phrasing, fingering
and annotations by Maurits Leefson ;
pf. (Edition Faunce, no. 36.)
[10625
, L918: 2 ¢. May 7, 1913;
E 309675; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
phrasing, fingering and annotations. ]
© May 3,
TrIe NO FURTHER, PRETTY
words by Shakespeare,
Franklin Hopkins; med.
voice. (In Shakespeare
Great English poets series. )
© Apr. 30, 1913
E 310674;
York.
SWEETING ;
music by
and low
album ;
[10626
- 2c. May 1; 1913;
H. W. Gray co., New
635
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10627
TRONDHJEM; ord af Bjornstjerne
Bjornson, musik af Sofie Irgens;
mandskor. 4to. [10627
© May 20,1918; 2 c. May 28, 19138;
Hi 307793; Hamann press, Minneapo-
lis.
TROPICAL DREAMS; by Grace Fisher;
piano. [10628
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1913; E 307435;
Wm. F. Knief, New York.
TRUE BLUE; words by Billie Buech,
music by Billie Buenning. [10629
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 19, 1918;
E 309784; Billie Buech pub. ¢o.,
Madison, Wis.
TRUMPET (THE) CALL; march by M.
Loeb-Evans, arr. by H. D. Hewitt:
piano six hands. [10630
© May 5, 19138; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
HE 310907; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
TRY A LITTLE LOVING; from When ig-
norance is bliss, lyrics by C. W. Sud-
low, music by J. R. Paulson. Phila-
delphia, The Paulson and Sudlow
music co. {10631
© May:3,) 19135"2.e. May 17,1918;
EK 310936; J. R. Paulson & C. W.
Sudlow, Philadelphia.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH)
Chant sans paroles; par P. Tschaik-
owsky, op. 2, no. 8, arr. von G. Hor-
vath; zwei klaviere zu vier handen.
[10682
© May 6, 19138; 2c. May 28, 19138;
EH 807801; Steingraiber verlag, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
—— Mélodie; by P. Tschaikowsky, op.
42, no. 3, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
orch. with piano conductor, organ
and obligato violin. [106383
(©) Apr. 26, 1918; 2. ¢., May, 24,
19138; E 311576; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Melody, in E flat; by P. Ilyitch
Tschaikowsky, op. 42, no. 3, ed. by
Wugene Gruenberg: violin and piano.
[10634
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 13, 1918;
ii 309669; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
6:
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8
'TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH)—Con.
Song without words by Peter
Tschaikowsky [and! Simple aveu;
by F. Thomé, arr. by Albert G. Mit-
chell; violin in one or two parts.
(The Stanhope edition, class -B.)
[106385
© May 16, 1913: 2 (ce, May, 19:
1918; E 809769; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
Tu ES PETRUS; Sur une antienne grég-
orienne, par Théodore Dubois, pour
choeur et deux orgués. Partition.
[10686
© Mar. 20, 1913; 2 eG) May a0:
19183; E 3807692; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
TU M’AS MENTI; valse lente par J.
Danglas; orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [10637
© Apr. 11; 1918; 3 %ee ane.
1918; E 307500; Heugel et cie., Paris.
TU REVIENDRAS QUAND MB&ME; valse
lente, paroles de Maurice de Fe-
raudy et André Lénéka, musique de
Joseph Rico. 1. Piano. 2. Chant et
piano. [10638, 10639
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 ce. each Apr. 29,
1918; E 3807488, 307489; H. Delor-
mel, Paris.
‘TWAS A SONG; Words and music by
G. A. Dale. [10640
© May 26, 1918; 2 @ May 26,
1918; E 3809866; Geo. A. Dale, Vir-
ginia, Ill.
TWILIGHT CHIMES; by C. Demangate;
piano. [10641
© May 24, 1918; 2 c May 26,
1918; HE 309898; Carl Demangate,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Twiticht (A) Dye by WE: |
Schnecker, arr. by H. D. Hewitt; |
pianoforte six hands. [10642 |
© May 26, 1913; 2 @ Miay co,
1918; E 309909; Theo. Presser ¢co., |
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
TWILIGHT MEDITATION; by L. Mowry; |
pf. [10643 |}
K May 16, 1918; 2 c.g, |
1918; E 311807; Lucile Mowry, Wau- |
paca, Wis.
TWILIGHT MEMORIES; words by E. M. |
Graham, music by Jack Stanley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10644
Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ce May 20,
©
1918; E 311408; Elsie M. Graham, |
Pettapiece, Canada.
6
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
10662
TWILIGHT SONG; reverie by Frederick
N. Shackley; pf. six hands. [10645
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ec. Apr. 30,
1913; E 309485; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
Two FLOWERS (Zwei blumen) ; by Carl
Koelling, op. 364; pf. six hands.
[10646
© May 15, 1913; ec. May 15,
1918; E 311804; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
vy
a
Two HEARTS; words and music by
Carmelo Trusiano. [10647
© May 26, 1913; ec. May. 27,
1913; E 309944; J. Orabona and C.
Trusiano, New Haven.
3,
Two LITTLE GIRLS; words by J. F.
Zook, music by Mrs. J. F. Zook.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [10648
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
' £ 811130; Mr. & Mrs. J. Frank Zook,
| Barberton, O.
| TWO MARIONETTES; three part chorus,
' music by Edith Cooke, arr. by James
C. Warhurst; women’s voices. Svo.
[10649
\ © May 19, 1918; 2 « May 19,
| 1913; E 309789; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
E.. RINGS; words by M. Gane, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington,
| H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc. [10650
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15,
1913; E 311217; Margaret Gane,
| Ross-on-tye, England.
Two (THE) soncs; words by Edward
B. Kenna, music by J. Henry Fran-
| cis, op. 26. [10651
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
| E 310854; Kanawha music ©Co.,
| Charleston, W. Va.
\t
Two-sTeP (DAS) MADEL; tanz-couplet,
text von S. L. Senior, musik von
Herbert Lichtenthal. [10652
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 21,
1913; E 307754; Hermann Augustin,
Berlin.
! TzcHER; by U. Davis and L. Town-
send, jr.; pf. [10653
© 1c. May 9, 1913; E 309588;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
=p)
»
UNCLE SAM’S BIG WATER WAY; words
by A. Babb, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10654
Apr. 25, 1913; c. May 15,
1913; E 311234: Arthur Babb, New
York.
UND WENN DER TAG SEIN SCHWERES
LEID (When day has cried itself to
sleep) ; text von J. P. Jacopsen, Eng-
9
lish words by L. H. David, musik
von Christian Sinding. (Fiinf
lieder, no. 1). [10655
© May 16, 1918; 2 c. May 28,
1913; E 307805; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
aig.
UNDER THE BIG TENT; march by Ned
Brill: : pi. | LO656
© Apr. 26, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 309584; F. J. A. Forster, Chicago.
UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE;
William Shakespeare,
Franklin Hopkins; med.
voice. (In Shakespeare album;
Great English poets series.) [10657
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
EK 310673; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
UNDER THE LEAVES; words and music
by C. L. Tucker. Hartford, Capitol
pub cor; [10658
© May 24, 1913; 2 ec May 26,
1918; E 3809894; Chas. L. Tucker,
Hartford.
UNDER THE MISTLETOE; waltz by H. En-
gelmann; piano six hands. [10659
«Apr: (30, (1913 2c Apr ai
1918; E 3809486; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
words by
music by
and low
UNDER THE SPREADING CHESTNUT TREE;
words by Ferd. E. Mierisch, music by
Eugene Platzmann. [10660 |
© May 19, 1913; 2 c. May 20,
1913; E 311328: Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
UNDYING LOVE;
Rolfe; pf. [10661
© May 19, 1913; 2 ec. May 20,
1913; E 311855; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
UNFOLD,
(C. F.)
UNGARIN-WALZER; valse lente par H. de
Roymonde; pf. [10662
© Mar. 19, 1910; 2 c. Apr. 24,
1913; E 312000; Henry de Roymonde,
Lille, France.
serenade by Walter
YE PORTALS. See Gounod
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
I 0668
UNGARISCHE FANTASIE; von Alfred
triinfeld, op. 55, arr. von Johannes
Doebber. 1. Salou-orehester. 2. Or-
chester. | 10668, 10664
(©) Mar. 18, 1918; 2 c. each May 1,
1918; E 807562, 807563; Ed. Bote &
G. Boek, Berlin. |Copyright is
claimed on arrangements. ]
UNIVERSAL FREEDOM (Mein feld die
welt) ; mareh by H. L. Blankenburg,
arr. by M. L. Lake; band. 4to.
[10665
© May 14, 1918; 2 ¢. May 24, 1918;
I} 311661; Carl Fischer, New York.
|Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
UNNERM LINNEBAAM; ged. von Wil-
helm Rémer, musik von A. Thomae,
op. 23, fiir tiefe stimme. (Heimuat-
lieder, zweite folge, no. 2.) | 10666
©. Apr. 18, 1918; 2 ¢«. Apr. 80.
1918; EE 307548; August Thomae,
Kiloppenheim bei Wiesbaden, Ger-
many. [Copyright is claimed on
low voice. ]
UNTIL OUR TEXAS STATE. GOES . DRY;
words by D. W. Lawrence, music by
Genevieve Seott. Washington, HH.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [ 10667
© Apr. 25, 19138; 2 c May 15,
1918; BH 311218; D. W. Lawrence,
Iriendswood, Tex.
UNTIL THE END I'L LOVE You; from
The moon maiden, lyric by George
I. Stoddard, music by Charles Ber-
ton, [ LOG6S
© May. 26, 1918; 2 c May. 27,
1918; FE 811649; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
UP AND DOING; words by BH. E. Hewitt,
music by W. A. Post. | LOGG9
© May 1, 19138; 2 ec May 1, 1918;
1 811018; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
VACATION JOYS; polka by M. Green-
Wald: piano. (Dreams of youth,
no. 3.) | 10670
© May 19, 1918; 2 « May 19,
1918; Ie 809790; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
VAGRANT (THE) WIDOW: words and
musie by Kk. H. Fazende. | LOGTL
© Apr. 80, 1918; 2 ec. May 5, 1918;
Ir 810809; Levi & Fazende, New
Orleans.
VAIN REGRETS; words and music by K.
I. Jones. Washington, H. NKirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [10672
© Apr. 25, 19138; 2.¢.. May. 16,
1913; I 811227; Katharine F. Jones,
Voorheesville, N. Y.
pt. Tita see
VALLEY (THE) OF BEAUTIFUL DREAMS}
from 'The purple road, lyrie by Fred
de Gresac and Wm. Cary Dunean,
music by Wim. Frederick Peters.
[10673
© May 8, 1918; 2 c May 8 1918;
H 311057; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
VALSE. See Susie, comédie-operette.
VALSE ANGELIQUE; Boston, by J. Tim
Brymn, arr. by Wm, H. Tyers; oreh.
4to. [10674
© May 19, 1918; 2 ¢. May 20,
1913; 1 811897; ; Jos. W. Stern’ @& co,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
VALSE APACHE; by Auguste Van Biene;
violoncello with piano aee. [10675
© May 8, 1918; 2 c, May Goggle:
K 807600; Boosey & co., London,
VALSE BLEUE; arr. by H. Silberhorn;
concertina, [10676
© Apr. 10, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 2918;
If 810782; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
‘ago. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement, |
VALSE CAPRICE. See Wayside fancies.
Vause (LA) DE LA RUE; valse boston
par Ch. Thuillier fils, pour orchestre.
4to. [10677
© May 8, 1918; 2 & May 5, 1958;
1 807609; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
VALSE FATALE! by VY. Monti; oreh.
with piano conductor. 4to. | 10678
© May 10, 1918; 2 c. May 12, 19138;
KE 812065; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
VALSE IDYLLE; by Emile Foss Christi-
ani; pf. [10679
© May 26, 1918; 2c. May 26, 1913;
2 309910; Theo. Presser ¢o.. Phila-
delphia.
VALSE IRRESISTIBLE; by R. S. Boys,
op. 18; pf. Sydney, Australia, W. H.
Paling & ¢@o., ltd. { LOGSO
© Apr. 15, 1918;92 ¢ sarees,
1918; KE 807401: Reginald 8S. Boys,
Toowoomba, Australia,
VALSE PARFUMEE: waltz song by J.
Bustanoby and S. Romberg; pf.
[10681
© 1c May 19, 1918; E 309706;
Jacques Bustanoby and 8S. Romberg,
New York.
VALSE PIQUANTE; by George Dudley
Martin; pf. [10682
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 26, 1918;
3 809911; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
638
no. 5, 1913
VALSE PLEURANTE; by BH. Dunkels, arr.
by H. J. Van Praag; salon orchestra.
- [10683
© May 17, 1913; 2 c. May 19, 1913;
E 309791; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
VALSE VIVE; par. Albert Landry, op.
351; pf. [10684
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 807623; Enoch & co., Paris.
VALSETTE; by Lita Jarratt; piano.
(Recreative pieces, series 2, no. 10°.)
[10685
© May 28, 1913; 2 ¢. May 31, 1913;
WH 307845; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
VALSETTE AND FAiRY TALE; by Henri
Lamarqué; pf. (Recreative pieces,
series 2, supplementary to the As-
cherberg pianoforte school, series 2;
Ascherberg edition, no. 8 A.)
[10686
© May 7, 1913; 2c. May 9, 1913;
BH 312049; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
VALSEZ MIGNONNE; valse_ chantée,
paroles et musique de B. Moos, op.
72; [10687
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 29,
1913; BE 307527; B. Moos, Paris.
Vecsey (FRANZ von) Caprice; par
Fr. von Vecsey; violon et piano.
[10688
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 30,
1913; E 307579; Roézsavoélgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
VENETIAN MOTHER’S LULLABY.
From a Venetian balcony.
VENITE IN A FLAT; song by Howard M.
Teasdale. [10689
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. May 22, 1913;
E 311363; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
VENUS WALT1z; by R. Halle, op. 2, no. 1;
piano. [10690
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
I 311521; Roger Halle, New York.
Verpi (GiusErre) Stabat mater; Eng-
lish words by E. J. Hocking, music
by G. Verdi; mixed chorus, with
pianoforte ace. arr. from the or-
chestral score by G. Luporini. Vocal
score with Latin and English words.
4to. [10691
© May 23, 1913; 2c. May 24, 1913;
E 207785; G. Riecordi & co., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on Latin &
Eng. text.]
96875—13——_8
See
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10700
VERNE-Brepr (Anice) Valse; by A.
Verne-Bredt; piano. (Recreative
pieces, series 2, no. 11°) [10692
© May 28, 1913; 2c. May 81, 1918;
1) 507846; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
VESPERAE DE 8S. 8. KUCHARISTIAE SACRA-
MENTO; harm. by J. Singenberger;
two, three or four voices, with organ
ace. $8rd. edition. 4to. [10693
© May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 21, 1913;
K 309804; John Singenberger, St.
Irancis, Wis.
VESPERS FOR PENTECOST SUNDAY; harm.
by J. Singenberger; two, three or
four voices with organ ace. 4to.
[10694
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 21, 1913;
KH 3098083; John Singenberger, St.
I’rancis, Wis.
VESPERS FOR THE COMMON FEASTS OF
THE BLESSED VirGgIN Mary; by J. Sin-
genberger. Vatican ed. 4to.
[10695
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
EK 311522; John Singenberger, St.
Francis, Wis.
VETERAN (THE); words by H. Salmon,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10696
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15. 1913;
BE 311244; H. Salmon, North Battle-
ford, Canada.
VI SKA STALLA TE’EN ROLIGER DANS;
polska, [and] dalpolska; arr. by H.
Silberhorn; concertina. [10697
© Apr. 10, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
BE 310786; Henry Silberhorn, Chi-
cago.
VIKTORIA LUISE-GAVOTTE; von W.
Boehme, op. 304, fiir pianoforte.
[10698
© May 10, 1913; 2 ec. May 21,
1913; EK 307759; Willy Boehme, Ber-
lin.
Vioter (THE); intermezzo by Arthur
©. Stericker, arr. by Percy E. Fletch-
er; piano-conductor and separate
parts for 1st and 2nd violins. [10699
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
) 312195; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
VIOLIN TECHNIC SIMPLIFIED; based
upon mental control and change of
positions, by Leo. C. Bryant. [10700
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 27, 1913;
E 311650; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
639
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10701
pt. DE ns. v's
Viren (Mrs. A. M.) Nocturne; by
Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op. 44, no. 1; pf.
New York, The Virgil piano school
co. (Three compositions, no. 1.)
[10701
© May 17, 1913; 2c. May 19, 1913;
E 309766; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, New
York.
Viston1; valzer di P. A. Tirindelli,
riduzione di Alighiero Stefani, per
piccola orchestra. [10702
© May 38, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
FE 807610; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
VISIONS OF HOME; by Herbert J.
Wrightson; pf. (The Gilbert collec-
tion of compositions, no. 18.)
[10703
© May 28, 19139) 2c May 17,
1918; E 311318; Gilbert music co.,
Chicago.
VISIONS OF LOVE; waltzes, by Lillian
Horner; pf. [10704
© May 6, 1918; 2 c May 8, 1913;
E 311039; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
Visir (A) FROM THE SEA; words by
R. L. Stevenson, music by Colin
Taylor. (Modern songs, no. 74.)
[10705
© May 9, 1918; 2 c@ May 10,
1913; E 307635; Stainer & Bell, ltd..,
London.
Voice (A) THAT CALLS AT EVEN (Hin
liebes wort am abend); words by
Ed. Teschemacher, music by M. E.
Dandridge; in key of A flat. [10706
© May 14, 1918; 2 c May 15,
1918; E 3807722; Phillips & Page,
Gt. Britain.
Von Tiuzer’s (JAcK) dance folio; a
collection of popular songs, arr. by
Stephen O. Jones. [10707
© May 6, 1913; 2 c May 8, 19138;
E 311049; York music co., New York.
WAGNER (RiIcHARD) Lohengrin; pre-
lude by R. Wagner, arr. by Chas.
J. Roberts; salon orch. [10708
© May -7, 1918: 2 co May ‘24,
1913: E 311570; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
arrangement. ]
Pilgrim’s chorus; from ‘Tann-
haeuser by R. Wagner, arr. by T. D.
Williams; pipe organ. [10709
© May 12, 1918; 2 c. May ‘12,
1913; E 309596; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
640
WAGNER (RICHARD)—Continued.
——Song of the Rhine daughters
(Lied der Rheintéchter) ; from Got- |
terdimmerung by R. Wagner, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; orch. with piano }
conductor, organ and violin obligato. |
[10710
© Apr. 12; 19135 | 2 ei
1918; E 311596; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
WAITING; words and music by N.
Dunn. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [10711
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 20,
1913; E 311893; Nina Dunn, Jack- |
son, Mich. |
words by J. H. Cook, music by
John F. Ryan. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [10712
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 seedy) 5) |
1918; E 311132; James Harry Cook, |
Whitney, Mont.
WAITING DEAR LOVE FOR YOU; words by |
J. de Ferrari, music by Joseph B. |
Carey. [10713 |
© 1c May 19, 1913; E 809697;
Jerome de Ferrari, San Francisco. |
WAITING FOR THEE SWEETHEART; words |
by M. M. Stynbeck, music by Al. |
Farnsworth. New York, Ferd. BE. |
Mierisch. [10714 }
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ce. May 12,]|
1913; HE 311101 : Mary Mills Styn- |
beck, New York.
WALD-IDYLLEN. See MacDowell (HE. A.) |
WALDSTEIN SONATA. See Beethoven }
(Ludwig van) ; Sonata, no. 21. 1)
WALTZ OF THE WINDS; by G. C. Day;
pf. [10715
© 1c. May 19, 1918; E 309771;
Grace Camp Day, Chicago.
WALTZ-PAGEANT; by F. S. Kelly, op. 11)
| Olay oa: [10716
© Apr. 19, 1918; 2 ce. May 1, 1918;)
E 3803988; Schott & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-,
ment. }
WALZERGRAF (DER); operette in 3)
akten, von W. Schoeller. Music
only. Nos. 1-15.
© 1e May 16, 1913; HE ao
Willy Schoeller, St. Louis.
WANDERER’S (THE) DREAM; words wll
L. Desilets, musie by Jack Stanley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10718
© Apr. 25, 1913;° 2- C2 May 15.)
1913 ; E 311164; Leger Desilets, War-|
ren, R. I.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
10735
Warrior's (A) KNIGHTING (Reiter-
weihe); part song by Emile Foss
Christiani; men’s voices. With Eng-
lish and German text. [10719
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 1913;
E 311805; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
WAS IT you? ballad, words and music
by J. D. McCarthy. New York, K.
Dehnhoff. [10720
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
HF 310802; J. D. McCarthy, New
York.
WATCH OUT FOR THE LOVE BUG, HE’LL
STING YOU ANY OLD TIME; words by
W. H. Mering, music by Louis J.
Panella. [10721
© 1c. May 16, 1918; E 309682;
W. H. Mering and Louis J. Panella,
Pittsburgh.
WAVERLY BEACH; march by Charles
Brunover; mand. in duo form and
piano ace. [10722
aj.ape. 2), 19138; 2 «- May 13,
19138; E 311148; Wm. C. Stahl, Mil-
, waukee.
WaAWAYANDA WATERS; words and mu-
| sie by F. F. Gray. [10723
= @& Apr. 23, 1913: 2 c.. Apr. 26,
| 19138; E 310796; Young men’s Chris-
tian ass’n of New Jersey—Jersey
| boy’s camp, Newark, N. J.
War DOWN SOUTH BELOW THE LINE;
_ words by O. A. Schmahl, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
| kus Dugdale co., inc. [10724
) Ape, 25, 1913; 2 '¢.'.May 20,
1913; E 311380; Oscar A. Schmahl,
Youngstown, O.
G. C. Leap. Melody only. [10725
© 1c. May 13, 1913; E 311088;
Glenn C. Leap, New York.
e. OUT HOME; words and music by
AYSIDE FANCIES; from A musician’s
sketchbook by H. J. Stewart; pf.
Contents: Valse caprice. —Rustic
dance.—Barcarolle.—In olden time.—
La fiesta.—Early spring. [10726
© May 14, 1913; 2 ec. May 15,
1913; E 311295; Boston music Co.,
Boston.
E ALL LIKE you; words by W. Deen,
music by H. De Roe Jones. Wash-
ington, Marksgoldsmith music co.
[10727
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 19138;
ee Willie ‘Deen, Rocky Ford,
hs
WE ALL WENT MARCHING HOME: intro.
pick, pick, pick, pick, by W. Har-
greaves and Irving Berlin, quick
step arr. by J. Ord Hume; band.
4to. (Boosey’s march journal, no.
251.) [10728
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
EB 307554; B. Feldman & CO., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
WE HAVE MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR;
words and music by Irving Berlin.
[10729
© May 21, 1913; 2 c@ May 21,
1913; E 309808; W aterson, Berlin &
Snyder cO., New York.
WE'LL ALL MARCH TO ‘TRAFALGAR
SQUARE; words by A. J. Mills, music
by Bennett Scott. [107380
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
E 312201; Star music pub. co., Itd.,
London.
WE'LL NEVER FORSAKE THEE; words and
music by J. E. Yeager. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢co., ine. [10731
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ce. May 15,
1913; E 311238; James BH. Yeager,
Waco, Tex.
WE'LL SET THE WEDDING DAY; words by
C. T. Shively, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [107382
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ec. May 20,
19138; E 311422; Charles T. Shively,
Victor, Col.
WE'LL TAKE A TRIP TO LOVELAND, AND IN
LOVELAND WE WILL SPOON; words by
L. E. Larson, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [107383
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15,
1918; E 311198; L. E. Larson, Chip-
pewa Falls, Wis.
WE SHALL KNOW; words and music by
R. A. Cake. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc, [107384
«) Apr: 25, '1918%) 2°. Mag "30,
1918; E 311491: R. Ashley Cake,
Port Republic, N. J.
WE’VE GOT A PARROT IN OUR HOUSE,
PRETTY POLL, PRETTY POLL; words by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Lewis F,
Muir. [107385
© May 23, 1913; 2 ec. May 23,
19138; E 309862; F. A.- Mills, inc.,
New York.
641
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10736
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
WEAVER (THE); the blanket—her ros-
ary, words by Wm. Felter, music by
Thurlow Lieurance. [10736
© Apr. 80, 1913; 2 e Apr: 30,
1913; EH. 309487; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
WEBSTER’S FUNERAL MARCH.
thoven (Ludwig van)
WeppINc (THE) OF THE SEAS.
Panama.
WEE WEE COTTAGE BY THE SEA; Scotch
song by Dacres Wilson. [10737
© May 13, 19138; 2 @ May 14,
1918; EH 309632; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
WERE I SOME STAR; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Dorothy
Forster. [107388
©) (Apr. (23). 1913¢) 2hie4 ar 24.,
1913; E 307399; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
WHAT A WODERFUL REDEEMER! words
by Mrs. C. D. Martin, music by D.
Ward Milam. [10739
© May 16, 1912; 2 c. May 19,
1918; E 809728; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
WHAT ABOUT JESUS? words and music
by C. P. Jones. [10740
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 310658; Jno. T. Benson, Nashville.
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO-DAY? words
by Eleanor W. Long, music by Rus-
sell Hancock Miles. [10741
© May 1, 19138; 2 c. May 1, 19138;
EH 311019; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
WHAT IS THE USE OF THE SPRINGTIME
OR SUMMER; words and music by
Gerald L. Clute. [10742
© @ ¢ Apr. 29,1913: BE 307534:
G. L. Clute, Chicago.
WHAT IS YOUR LIFE? words by A. H.
Ackley, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[10748
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
EH 309821; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN; words by G.
Wolverton, music by Charles EH. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [10744
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 ec. May 5, 19138;
E 311129; Gertrude Wolverton, Gold-
field, Ney.
WHAT’s THE GOOD OF. BEING GOOD;
words by Stanley Murphy, music by
Harry Von Tilzer. [10745
© May 20, 1918; 2 c@ May 20,
1913; E 311359; Harry Von Tilzer
musie pub. co., New York.
See Bee-
See
642
SSS eee EEE
WHEN AT LAST THEY HAULED THE GANG
PLANK IN; words by Hettie J. Wham,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10746
© Apr. 25, 19129) 2) ie iia
1918; E 311220; Mrs. lay Wham
Langley, Wash.
WHEN HAPPINESS CALLS; by W.
Schmidt; violin and piano. Wash--
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10747
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ce. May 15, 1913;
H) 311185; Wm. Schmdit, Chicago.
WHEN I GET BACK TO VICKSBURG, MIS-
SISSIPPI; words by Wm. Browning,
music by Chris. Smith. [10748 ©
© May 20, 1913; 2 c. May 20, 1913;
E 311340; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
WHEN I SFE HIM FACE TO FACE; words
by Alice Horton, music by Mrs. M.L. |
Byer. [10749
© May 15, 1913; 2 ce. May 20, 1913;
E 309819; James M. Black, Williams-
port, Pa. |
WHEN I TOLD THE SWEETEST GIRL THE
SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD. See.
MarkStern (The) mandolin, guitar.
and piano folio.
WHEN LIFE’S GREY SHADOWS FALL. See)
Mott (Roland) Two songs.
WHEN MOTHER KNEELS BESIDE THE BED;
words by Julia H. Johnston, music
by W. A. Post. [10750
© May 1, 1913; 2 « May 9, 1913; |
E 309564; Smith & Lamar, Nash-|
ville.
WHEN My MaRy COMES OVER THE
WATER; words by A. M. Taylor, music,
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10751.
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2c. May 20, 1913;
E 311412; Mrs. F. A. Taylor, Hand,
Station, Mich.
WHEN SHE COMES HOME AGAIN; poem)
by James W. Riley, music by Her-)
bert J. Wrightson. [10752,
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
3108083: William Maxwell music
, New York.
WHEN SOFT WINDS BLOW; lied d’amour,
words by Josephine Jackson, paroles
francaises de Marie d’André, music
by Claire Guédy. [10755
© May 16, 1913; 2 ce. May 15, 1913 ;
BH 311274; Gamble ‘hinged music on
Chicago.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
WHEN SOMEONE CALLS ON SOMEONE:
words by R. T. Conley. music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [10754
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 1913;
E 311216; Reuben T. Conley, South
Wilmington, Del.
WHEN THAT STEAMBOAT STEAMS FOR
HOME; words by L. A. Brown, music
by E. E. Wagner. Toledo, O., Wag-
ner & Wagner. [10755
© May 26, 1913; 2c. May 81, 1913;
E 309970; E. E. Wagner, Toledo, O.
WHEN THAT 44 LEAVES FOR DIXIE;
words and music by T. B. Swan. arr.
by Louis J. Lorenz. [10756
© 1c. May 10, 1913; E 3811070;
Terry B. Swan, Louisville.
WHEN THE ANGELS CALL; words by
Howard Weeden, music by George
Chapman. [10757
© May 5, 1918; 2 ¢. May 5, 1913;
E 310908; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
WHEN THE BEES ARE BUSY BUZZIN’ IN
| THE BUSY BEE TIME; words and mu-
_ sic by Al. Harriman. [10758
| © May 20, 1913: 2c. May 19,1913;
| E 309710; A. C. Harriman co., Bos-
| ton.
;
'
WHEN THE BIRDS ARE HUSHED TO REST;
réverie by Oscar Keller; piano.
(Mountain scenes, no. 3.) [10759
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. May 12, 1918;
E 312056; Augener ltd., London.
‘WHEN THE CURTAIN RINGS UP ON THE
PANAMA FAIR; words by G. A. Buell,
| music by Joseph Buell Carey.
i [10760
| © 1c. May 15, 1913; E 311271;
‘ Guy Alby Buell, Oakland, Cal.
WHEN THE DREAM OF MY HEART COMES
TRUE; words and music by J. E.
Fergus, arr. by Frederick Watson.
[10761
© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 311503;
James Edward Fergus, Cliffside,
'* J:
HEN THE FLOWERS BLOOM AGAIN WE'LL
NAME THE DAY; words by ©. E. Nor-
man, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., inc.
[10762
© Apr. 25, 19138; 2 c. May 15,
19138; E 311228; C. Edgar Norman,
Muncie, Ind.
met en li. TR
WHEN THE MOON IS SOFTLY SHINING
DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM:
words by J. M. Gaffney, music by
M. ©. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10763
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c May 15,
1918; EK 311193; James M. Gaffney,
Cromwell, Conn.
WHEN THE MOON SHONE DOWN ON YOU:
words and music by Jack Smith and
Moe Kraus. [10764
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. May 21, 1913;
EK 309809; Wuiterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
WHEN THE ONE YOU LOVE FORGETS YOU;
waltz by Geo. W. Brown, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orch. 4to. [10765
© May 21, 1918; 2 c. May 22, 1913;
E 311361; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
WHEN THE SUN GIVES ITS LIGHT TO THE
MOON; words by J. E. Bayley, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10766
© Apr. 25, 1913: 2c. May 15,
1918; E 311172; J. E. Bayley, Troy,
N. Y.
WHEN THE WAR IS OVER MOTHER I’LL
RETURN TO YOU; words and music by
Ted V. Harding. New York, Frank
Harding. [10767
© May 19, 1913; 1c. May 21, 1918;
1c. May 28, 19138; E 311662; T. Vic-
tor Harding, Perry, N. Y.
WHEN WE ARE TOGETHER, DEAR; words
by Phil Simard, music by Jack How-
ley. [10768
© May 1, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 311097 ; Howley & Simard, Worces-
ter.
WHEN WE DIE, DIE YOUNG; drinking
song, words by Edward F. Parker,
music by Henry Edmond Earle; male
quartette. [10769
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310898; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles.
WHEN YOU'RE ALL ALONE; words by
Billy De Vere, music by Arthur V.
Stone. [10770
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 6, 19138;
E 309498; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WHEN YOU WENT AWAY; lyric by J.
Brandon Walsh, music by Charley
Straight. [10771
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 309502; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
643
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10772
WHEN YOUR OLD GRAY BONNET WAS
NEW ; words by Stanley Murphy, mu-
sic by Henry I. Marshall. [10772
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 19138;
BH 310947; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
WHERE THE HEATHER BLOOMS; words
and music by Grace E. Markell.
[10773
© May 9, 1918; 2 c. May 12, 19138;
E 309609; C. W. Thompson & Gcé.,
Boston.
WHERE 'THE LITTLE MIAMI FLOWS;
words and music by V. Shumard.
[10774
© May 5, 1918; 2 « May 5, 1918;
H 310818; Victor Shumard, Milford,
O.
WHERE THE OLD LOG HOUSE USED TO
STAND; words and music by C. W.
Rifenberg. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., inc. [10775
© Apr. 25,1913. 2° c,, May 20,
1913; H 311891; C. W. Rifenberg,
Pleasantville, Pa.
WHERE THE RED, RED ROSES GROW; words
by Wm. Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [10776
© May 15, 1913; 2 ¢. May 16,
1918; E 809680; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
WHERE THE SACRAMENTO FLOWS; words
by G. A. Buell, music by Joseph
Buell Carey. Melody only. [10777
© 1c. May 5, 1918; EB 310893;
Guy Alby Buell, Oakland, Cal.
WHERE WAS MOSES WHEN THE LIGHTS
WENT OUT? lyrics by Hdgar Leslie
and Joe Goodwin, music by AI.
Piantadosi. [10778
© 1c. May 14, 1918; E 309846;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
WHERE WILD ROSES GROW (Kie la rozoj
sovagaj kreskas) ; by C. F. Stayner,
op. 32, no. 1; pf. [10779
© May 15, 1918; 2 @ May 19,
1918; E 3809705; Charles Frederick
Stayner, Salt Lake City, Utah.
WHILE I HAVE YoU; words by Everard
Jack Appleton, music by J. Lewis
Browne; in A flat. [10780
© May 26, 1913; 2 c May 24,
1918; E 311528; Gilbert music co.,
Chicago.
WHILE THE ROSES WERE IN BLOOM;
words by E. Browne, music by
Charles E. Coleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [10781
© Apr. 15, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
FE 311128; Ella Browne, Danville, Ill.
644 !
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pt. ii, n.s., v.8
WHIRLWIND (THE); by W. R. Gage;
pf. Philadelphia, M. D. Swisher.
[10782
© May 2, 1918; 2 c May 2, 1918;
BE 309518; Walter R. Gage, Los An-
geles,
WHISPER OF THE MOONFLOWERS; by
Gustave Lind; piano. (Visions of
an unknown land, no. 3.) [107838
© Apr. 21, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1918;
EK 3807551; Augener lItd., London.
WHISPERING (THE) BROOKLET; etude
by Oscar Keller; piano. (Mountain
scenes, no. 6.) [10784
© May 2, 1913; 2 ce. May 12, 1913;
E 312059; Augener Itd., London.
WHISPERS OF SPRING; caprice by J. A.
Tunbridge; piano. [10785
© May 9, 1918; 2 ec. May 17, 1918;
EH 312107; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
WHITE CREST; march two step by F. H.
Losey ; piano. [10786 —
© May 26, 1918; 2 ec May 28,
1913; E 309931; Vandersloot music ©
pub. ec., Williamsport, Pa.
WHITE (A) ROSE; lyric by P. Lindsay, |
music by Charles E. Coleman. |
Washington, Hayworth music pub. |
co. [10787 |
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 311124; Peter Lindsay, Great Eliz- —
abeth, N. J. |
WHO WERE YOU WITH LAST NIGHT? |
quick march by J. Ord Hume; mili- |
tary band. 4to. (Boosey’s march |
journal, no, 254.) [10788 |
© May 10, 1918; 2 @ May 12, ji
1913; H 312063; B. Feldman & co., |
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ] |
WHY DID YOU GO AWAY; words anon., |
music by John A. Sawatzki. [10789 |
© May 20, 1918; 2 c. May 19, jf
1913; E 309712; J. A. Sawatzki, |
Meriden, Conn.
WHY DID YOU LEAVE SWEETHEART? |
words by T. and A. Snow, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir- |
kus Dugdale co., ine. [10790 |
© Apr. 25, 1913392 5G) Ries |
1913; E 311490; Thos. A. and Alva |
D. Snow, Lancaster, O. |
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WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE? words |}
from the Bible, music by Samuel W. |}
Beazley. 8vo. (Jn The choir, v. 14, |i
no. 5.) [10791 |
© May 6, 1913; 1 c«. May 8, 1918; }}
E 311043; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- |
nati.
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WICKED LITTLE CHICHIS;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913
Wuy I LOVE THE ROSE; words and
music by L. B. Mayfield. [10792
© 1c. May 14, 1913; E 309639;
Louis B. Mayfield, Kalispell, Mont.
WHY IS THE OCEAN SO NEAR THE
SHORE? by Clarence Jones, arr. by
Harry Thompson; vocal orch. in C,
4to. [10793
© May 14, 1913; 2 c« May 15,
19138; E 311262; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new ‘arrangement. |
— waltz by Clarence Jones, arr. by
Sol. P. Levy; orchestra. 4to.
[10794
© May 28, 1918; 2 ce. May 29,
1918; E 311667; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. }
— words by Arthur Weinberg music
by Clarence Jones. [10795
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. May 12,
1913; E 309602; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
from The
purple road lyric by Fred de Gresac
and Wm. Cary Duncan, music by
Wm. Frederick Peters. [10976
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 8, 1913;
E 311056; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
WIEGENLIED (Berceuse); von Hugo
Wolf, arr. von N. Wunderlich, fiir
violoncello und klavier. [10797
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. May 7, 1913;
E 312026; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
WILD FLOWER’S sonG; See Childhood’s
days. no. 1.
WILL YOU ALWAYS LOVE ME DARLING?
words by D. Burns, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [10798
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ce. May 20,
1913; E 311454; Dorothy Burns, Los
Angeles.
WILL YOU COME TO THE HIGHLANDS?
words by A. E. McAuliffe, music by
Frank R. Hurlbutt. [10799
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310855; Kanawha music co..,
Charleston, W. Va.
| WILL YOU Do youR PART? words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [10800
© May 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 1, 1913;
E 311020; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
10810
WILL YOU MEEY ME? words by J. P.
Moon, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[10801
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 1, 1913;
Ii 310641; Jno. T. Benson, Nash-
ville.
WiLLow (THE) sone; by S. Coleridge-
Taylor; violin and piano. (Violin-
ist’s repertoire, no. 88). [10802
© May 1, 19138; 2'e. May 26,
1913; E 312178; Metzler & co., Itd.,
London.
WILSON’S MARCH TO THE WHITE
Housre; by A. Musser-Cauley ; pf.
[10803
© Apr. 7, 1913; 2c. May 16, 1913;
EK 309676; Alice Musser-Cauley, Me-
Clung, Va.
WINDOWS; words by M. C. Langham,
musie by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [10804
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. May 20, 1913;
E 311881; M. C. Langham, Melton-
Eastbourne, England.
WINNING (THE) PRIZE MARCH; by
[H. A.] Vander Cook; full band.
4to. [10805
© May 12, 1913; 2c. May 14, 1913;
E 309622; C. H. Berg, Cleveland.
WINN’S PRACTICAL METHOD OF [SELF-
INSTRUCTION IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE]
RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING; by E. R.
Winn. [10806
© May 20, 1913; 2 ec. May 9, 1913;
E 309569; Edward R. Winn, New
York.
WINONA; serenade by C. J. Rockwell;
band. 4to. [10807
© May 7, 1913; 2c. May 9, 1913;
FE 309590: Victor Arnold music ©Co.,
Kansas City, Kan.
WINTER; words by Jessica Moore, mu-
sic by Geo. L. Spaulding. [10808
© May 12, 1918; 2c. May 14, 1913;
E 309655; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WircHEs’ (THE) CARNIVAL; words by
Shelley, music by Percy E. Fletcher ;
ladies voices. 4to. [10809
© May 28, 1918; 2 c. May 27, 1913;
E 312168; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
7
WITH A GIRL IN SUMMER; words by W.
E. Mueller, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co. [10810
© Apr. 17, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
BE 311185; W. BE. Mueller, Dundee, Il.
645
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10811
WITH MARTIAL TREAD; words by Wil-
liam Alexander, music by W. A. Post.
[10811
© May 1, 1918; 2 ce. May 1, 1913;
E 311021; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
WITH THE PAST AGAIN RETURNING;
words by Fanny J. Crosby, music by
Hubert P. Main. [10812
© May 17, 1913; 2 c. May 21, 1913;
E 309818; Biglow & Main co., New
York.
WITHERED ROSE-LEAVES ; words by W. T.
Bond, music by Erwin F. Swindell;
sop. [10813
© May 3, 1918; 2 c. May 7, 19138;
E 310983; E. F. Swindell, Daven-
port, Ia.
WITHOUT THEE (Sans toi); words by
Victor Hugo, English text by J. C.
Macy, music by Hmiliano Renaud;
low voice in B flat. [10814
© Apr. 29, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310863; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE; words and music by
The farmer poet, [pseud. of L. B.
Bird,] arr. by L. B. Kerr; mixed
voices. Philadelphia, M. D. Swisher.
[10815
© May 3, 1913; 2 ce. May 5, 1918;
E 310794; L. B. Bird, Lancaster, Pa.
WONNERFUL (THE) WISE MAN 0’ TAW-
TON; words by Charles Biron Min-
ter, music by Kennedy Russell.
[10816
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 24,
1918; E 307400; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
WON’T YOU COME AND TAKE ME WITH
You; words by G. Grandbois, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10817
© Apr 25, 1918: 2 c: May 15,
1913; E 311229; Gertrude Grand-
bois, Nashua, N. H.
WoN’T YOU COME AND WALTZ WITH ME;
song from the musical play The girl
on the film, words by Adrian Ross,
music by Albert Sirmay. [10818
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 307569; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
WON’T YOU FORGIVE ME, DEARIE? words
by W. O. Sharp, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., ine. [10819
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 ec May 20,
1913; E 311386; W. O. Sharp, Car-
thage, Ill.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8
WON’T YOU LET ME COME AND LIVE WITH
You? words and music by F. R. Fer-
guson. [10820
© Apr. 29, 1913 >" 27 ey May 10:
1918; E 311094; Frank R. Ferguson,
Kansas City, Mo.
WON’T YOU SAY YOU LOVE ME, DEAR?
words and music by M. H. Taylor.
Washington, Marks-Goldsmith o.,
inc. [10821
© Apr. 7, 1913;..2.c. May) aoa
H 310888; Maurice H. Taylor, Bur-
den, Kan.
WooDcHURCH MARCH; by Mrs. John T.
Taylor; piano. [10822
© Apr. :21,) 1913 772 te eae,
1913; E 807440; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
Wooinc (THE) WINDS; berceuse by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; cello solo with
piano ace. [and violin part.] [10823
© May 8, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
E 309576; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. }
WooLwortH (THE) RAG; by F. Henri
Klickmann ; pf. [10824
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. May 8, 1918;
E 310961; Ajax music co., Chicago.
Worps (THE), THE WORDS OF LOVE;
words by Mrs. G. Zibilich, musie by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co., inc. [10825
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2) Gaia aS,
1913; E 311189; Mrs. Geo. Zibilich.
Algiers, La.
Work on; words by Eben E. Rexford,
music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[10826
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
E 310881; S. W. Beazley, Chicago.
WoRKERS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL;
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [10827
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1918;
E 311022; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
WorKING For Him; words by Flora A.
Breck, music by W. A. Post. [10828
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. May 1, 1913;
E 311023; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
WorKMEN oF Gop; words by Eben HE.
Rexford, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley. [10829
© May 1, 1918; 2 c May 1, 19138;
B® 311024; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
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10848
WRITE TO MOTHER; words by E. R.
Spivey, music by J. S. Rinker; sop.
solo or sop. and contralto duet.
[10830
© May 6, 1913; 2 c. May 9, 1913;
BE 309591; Jennie S. Rinker, Lincoln,
Neb.
WourMSER (LUcIEN) Trois rondels;
poésies de Paul Arosa, musique de L.
Wurmser; chant et piano. Con-
tents:—Rondel galant.—Rondel do-
lent.—Rondel ardent. [10831
© Mar. 15, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 29,
1913; E 307486; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
YANKEE (THE) DANCE: par Albert Mé-
nardi; orchestre. 4to. [10882
© Feb. 20, 1913; 2 ce May 10,
1913; E 307697 ; Lointier, Nice.
YE HOLY ANGELS BRIGHT; motet; words
by R. Baxter, music by Charles Vil-
liers Stamford, op. 185, no. 1; un-
accompanied chorus for mixed voices.
4to. (Church choir library, no. 164.)
[10833
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 22,
1913; E 312152; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
YE MIGHTY DOLLAR; words by Oscar S.
Matthews, music by Henry Wehr-
mann. [10834
© May 23, 1913; 2 ec. May 24,
19138; E 311539; O. S. Matthews, New
York.
YE MIGHTY DOLLAR, THOU ART THE BOSS;
words by O. S. Matthews, music by
Henry Wehrmann. Card 33 by 8%
in. [10835
© Apr. 4, 1918; 2 ec. Apr. 21, 1913;
E 309526; Oscar S. Matthews, New
Orleans.
YEARS AGO SWEETHEART; words and mu-
sic by M. Bradshaw. Washington,
Marks-Goldsmith co., inc. [10836
© Apr. 7, 1918; 2 ce. May 5, 1913;
E 310840; Marguerite Bradshaw,
Odell, Ill.
YELLOw (THE) GOWN; words by
Joyce Kilmer and A. Kilburn-Kil-
mer. [10837
© May 23, 1918; 2c. June 2, 1913;
E 312202; Annie Kilburn-Kilmer,
Coxwold, York, England.
You; words and music by B. Churan.
Chicago, A. H. Goetting. [10838
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c May 12,
19138; E 309607; Blossom Churan,
Chicago.
You CAN HAVE your Mr. MAN IN THE
MOON, BUT THE GAS TURNED LOW FOR
ME; words and music by W. G. Goet-
zinger. [10889
© 1c. May 28, 1918: EB 309935:
Walter G. Goetzinger, La Crosse,
Wis.
You KEEP YOUR EYE ON ME; medley
march and two-step, by Harry Car-
roll and Chris Smith, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; band. 4to. [10840
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. May 28,1913;
E 309921; Leo Feist, New York.
YOU’LL HAVE TO PET ME; words by C.
H. Musgrove, inusic by E. Natiello.
[10841
© May 5, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913:
E 310814; Ernesto Natiello & Chas.
H. Musgrove, Louisville, Ky.
You’LL NEVER KNOW; waltz song, music
by W. Wolff. [10842
© 1c. May 28, 1913; E 309940;
Walter Wolff, San Francisco.
YOU MADE ME LOVE you; words by Joe
McCarthy, music by James V.
Monaco. [10843
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 ¢. May 1, 1918;
E 310659; Broadway music corpora-
tion, New York.
YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU, I DIDN’T WANT
TO DO IT; words by Joe McCarthy,
music by James V. Monaco. [10844
© May 5, 1918; 2 c. May 6, 1913;
E 311093; Broadway music corpora-
tion, New York.
YOU’RE A REGULAR GIRL; words by Lou
Klein, music by Frank Stilwell and
J. Kendis, arr. by Mornay D. Helm.
[10845
© 1c. May 22, 1913; E 311506;
James Kendis music co., New York.
YOU'RE ALL THIS WORLD TO ME; ballad
words by James G. Ellis, musie by
Joseph W. Ryback; alto or bar.
Chicago, Ellis & co. [10846
© May 12, 1913; 2 c. May 19, 1913;
E 309735; Ellis & Fisher, Chicago.
You’RE IN BAD; words by E. J. Phelan,
music by Ferd HE. Mierisch and J. M.
Nolan. New York, Ferd E. Mierisch.
[10847
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. May 81, 19138;
E 309960; Edward J. Phelan, %
Ferd E. Mierisch, New York.
You’RE NOT THE GIRL OF YESTERDAY;
words and music by B. Morris.
[10848
© 1c. May 16, 19138; E 309694:
Bob Morris, Boston.
647
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10849
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
You’RE SUCH A RARITY; words by S. W. | YOUR LOVE IS MORE THAN ALL TO ME;
Beggs, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
inc. [10849
ke); Apr 25,. 1993* 2 ne May 20:
1913; E 311417; S. W. Beggs, Cran-
don, Wis.
You’RE THE GIRL: words by Earle C.
Jones, music by Egbert Van Alstyne.
[10850
© May 6, 1913; 2 ec. May 7, 1918;
E 310948; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
You’RE THE GIRL THAT IS THE ONE;
words by A. Vanblom, music by
Claude Wellington. Washington,
MarksGoldsmith co., ine. [10851
© Apr. 7,.1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 310825; Albert Vanblom, Rock-
ford, Ill.
YOuU’RE THE SAME OLD GIRL; words by
Joe Young and Harry Williams,
music by Bert Grant. [10852
© May 19, 1918; 2 « May 19,
1913; E 309702; Harry Williams
music co., New York.
YOU'RE THE SWEETEST LITTLE FLOWER IN
ALL THE GARDEN OF MY HEART; from
The tulip maid, words and music by
BE. Quaw. [10853
© May 12, 1913; 2.¢e. May 12,
1918; E 309658; Eugene Quaw, Boze-
man, Mont.
YOU’VE FORGOTTEN ME; words by S. M.
Dinsmore, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.,
ine. [10854
© Apr. 25, 1918: 2 ec. May 20,
1913; E 311424; Stella M. Dinsmore,
Detroit.
YOU’VE GOT THE RAG-I-RI-TIS; lyric by
J. Grant Gibson, music by Fred Hy-
lands. [10855
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 26, |
1918; E 309917; Hylands & Gibson,
New York.
Youne (THE) RECRUIT; by F. G. Rath-
burn, arr. by Carl Koelling; piano
six hands. [10856
© (Apr, 30,1913: . 20: Apes:30,
1913; E 3809488: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
YOUR LETTERS; words by T. H. Wren,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[10857
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c May 15,
1913; E 3811245; Thos. H. Wren,
Okemah, Okl.
words by W. Deen, music by Henry
Mather. Washington, Marks-Gold-
smith co., ine. [10858
© Apr. 7, 19138; 2 ec. May 5, 1913;
H 310834; Willie Deen, Rocky Ford,
Col.
ZAMPA; overture by Herold, arr. by
R. E. Hildreth; orchestra. [10859
© May 27, 1918; 2 c« May 31,
1913; E 309997; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton.
ZIGANERTANZ; by Nachez transcribed
by M. Halperin; pf. [10860
© May 19, 1918; 2 ce May 19,
1918; E 3809703; Max MHalperin,
Brooklyn. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
ZIGEUNERLIEBE; operette von Franz
Lehar, herausgegeben von Bogumil
Zapler, fiir klavier mit uberlegtem
text. nos. 1-8. (Musik ftir alle, IX
Jahngang no. 104.) [10861
© May 38, 1918; 2 ce. May 14, 1918;
EH 312081; Ullstein & co., Berlin.
ZINGARA (LA); by R. Thoma, op. 54;
piano, rearr. and ed. by W. P. Mero.
[10862
© May 22, 1918; 2 c. May 22,
1913; E 311519; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on rearranging and editing. ]
ZINGARI-WALZER; valse lente par H. de
Roymonde; pf. [10863
© Mar. 10, 1910; 2 ¢ Apr 2, |
1918; E 312001; Henry de Roy- >
monde, Lille, France.
ZION LIVES! words by W. C. Martin,
music by Ira B. Wilson. [10864
© May 1, 1913; 2 ce. May 1, 19138;
E 311025; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
ZORNOKA; mazurka, three-step by Fer- |
dinand Asmus jr., arr. by Herman |
Friedrich; orchestra. 4to. [10865 ©
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. May 31, 19138; |
E 309992; Walter Jacobs, Boston. |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- |
ment. |
ZUNIAN CLOWN DANCE; transcribed
and harmonized by Carlos Troyer; |
pf. [10866
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 30, 1918 ;
FH} 309489; Theo. Presser co., Phila- |
delphia.
648
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1913 10870
2éme QuaTUOR EN RE MINEUR; par | 1912-1913, Te DeuM LAUDAMUS; marche
J. Guy Ropartz pour deux violons, triomphale par Antoine Gnezda,
alto et violoncelle. Parties séparées. grand orchestre. Partition. [10869
[10867 © Apr. 22, 1913; 2c. May 24,1913;
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 c. May 10, 1913; HW 807768; Antoine Gnezda, Paris.
E 307661; Durand et cie., Paris. 144,000 (THE); words arr. from the
1866 IN DIXIE; words by Addison H. Bible and music composed by S. H.
Baldwin, music by Jack Stanley. Payne. Philadelphia. M. D. Swisher.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., [10870
ine. [10868 © May 38, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 15, 1918; E 310798; Sarah Haggard Payne, Los
E 311175; A. H. Baldwin, San Fran- Angeles. [Copyright is claimed on
cisco. arrangement. ]
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan, 1, 19138:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 25 unpublished ) — 74
Class E, Musical compositions (including 648 unpublished) -______ 10, 796
RN ESOS TS ey MERE RR Aa SEEN YB A OEE PME UREN WO) Be QS Be 10, 870
649
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[10870
ALMIGHTY ONE; semi-chant, by C. P. | Cross (THE) or Jesus; words by T.
Morrison. [1
© by Mary A. Morrison, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4274, May 28,
1913. Original entry, Oct. 5, 1885.
no. 20943.
AUF WIEDERSEHN (TILL WE MEET
AGAIN) ; waltz by E. H. Bailey; or-
chestra. [2
© by Eben H. Bailey, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4245, May 23, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Aug. 3, 1885, no. 16618.
BLESSED KING OF JUDAH; words by
F. J. Crosby, music by W. H. Doane.
[3
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati. as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4264, May 29, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 23, 1886, no.
6685.
CLEANSE ME JESUS OR I DIE; by D. B.
Towner. ; [4
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4216, May 17,
1913. Original entry, Feb. 24, 1886,
no. 4654.
COMIN’ THRO’ THE RYE; fantaisie de
coucert by T. P. Ryder, op. 118;
piano. [5
© by Eliza J. Ryder, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4240, May 23,
1913. Original entry, July 22, 1885. |
no. 15768.
CRADLE SONG;
soprano.
© by Eleanor Smith, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4220, May 19, 1913.
Original entry, Oct. 29, 1885, no
22721.
by HE. Smith, op. 7;
[6
Whitfield, music by D. B. Towner.
[7
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4217, May 17,
1913. Original entry, Feb. 24, 1886,
no. 4655.
DANDELIONS; words by Helen Gray
Cone, music by George Philipp
[pseud. of G. F. Suck.] (Two flower
fancies, no. 1.) [8
© by H. P. Schmidt, Jamaica
Plain, Mass., as the executrix, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4229, May 22, 1913. Original entry,
May 18, 1886, no. 11711.
DoWN BY THE WOODLAND RILL; words
. H. Putnam, musie by FE. H.
; chorus ad lib. [9
Eben H. Bailey, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4243, May 23, 1913. Orig-
inal entry. June 15, 1885, no. 13198.
ENCHANTMENT; polka rondo by Chas.
D. Blake: piano. [10
© by White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston, as employer of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4272, May 28, 1913. Original
entry. July 20, 1885, no. 15638.
FLIGHT OF FANCY; grand galop de con-
cert, by Fred T. Baker; piano. [11
© by Olivia L. Baker, Philadel-
phia, as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4199, May 9, 1918. Original entry,
Dec. 31, 1885, no. 28239.
IOREVER TOGETHER; words by El Na-
than, music by James McGranaban.
[12
© by Addie McGranahan, New
York. as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4215, May 17, 1918. Original entry,
Sept. 5, 1885, no. 18857.
651
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10870 (18)
GREAT (THE) VOICES; by A. J. Holden.
[18
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4260, May 27, 1918. Original entry,
June 6, 1885, no. 12634.
GOSPEL (THE) CHOIR; by James Mc-
Granahan and Ira D. Sankey. [14
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as widow of the author.
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4257, May 27, 1918. Original en-
try, July 6, 1885, no. 14486.
HAIL THE BLESSED EASTER MORN;
words by Fanny J. Crosby, music by
W. H. Doane. Paley
© by Wm. H. Doane, Cincinnati,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4268, May 29.
1913. Original entry, Mar. 16, 1886,
no. 6148.
Hear us, O FATHER: words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music arr. by H. P. Main.
[16
© by Herbert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4209, May 14.
19138. Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886,
no. 814.
HEAVEN IS MINE; words by Edmond
Hez Swem, music by W. H. Doane.
beg
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati. as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4266, May 29, 19138.
Original entry, Mar. 23, 1886, no.
6692. {18
HipE ME; words by F. J. Crosby, music
by W. H. Doane.
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4265. May 29, 1918.
Original entry. Mar. 28, 1886, no.
6688.
Hour (THE) OF WORSHIP; words by
C. B. Stout, music by H. P. Main.
[19
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 42538, May 24,
1918. Original entry, Apr. 16. 1886.
no. 9235.
I HEARD A VOICE FROM HEAVEN; by H.
P. Main. [20
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4210, May 14,
1913. Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886,
no. 815.
69
pl. 19e, Wes yes
JESUS LIVES FOREVER: words by Grace
J. Frances, music by H. P. Main.
eal
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4249, May 24,
1918. Original entry, Mar. 16, 1886,
no. 6150.
JESUS LOVER OF MY SOUL; by Rhoades,
arr: by H.. P. Maine [22
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4248, May 24,
1918. Original entry, Feb. 23, 1886,
no..4500.
JOY SHALL E’ER BE THINE; quartette,
by C. A. White, female voices. [238
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., aS child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4232, May 28, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, June 5, 1885, no. 12568.
JUST LOVELY; polka elegante by T. P.
Ryder, op. 117; piano. [24
© by Eliza J. Ryder, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4241, May 23,
1913. Original entry, July 22, 1885,
no. 15769.
Krrp THOU IN PEACE; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music arr. by H. P. Main.
[25
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4208, May 14,
1918. Original entry, Jan. 8, 1886,
no. 8138. ;
LEARN OF JESUS; words by Grace J.
Frances, music by H. P. Main. [26
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 4255, May 24,
1918. Original entry, Apr. 26, 1886,
no. 10056.
LicHt (THE) OF LOVE; song, by R. H.
Woodman. [27
© by R. Huntington Woodman,
Brooklyn, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4198, May
9, 19138. ‘Original ‘entry, Dec?*si,
1885, no. 28082.
LITTLE BEAUTY POLKA;
Henlein; guitar.
© by Chas. Henlein, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4246, May 24, 1918.
Original entry, Dec. 28, 1885, no.
27815.
yy
ps}
duet, by C.
[28
|
:
|
LOVE’S MESSAGE;
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. 5, 1913
LITTLE BIRD’S FUNERAL MARCH; by
Chas. D. Blake;; piano, four hands.
(Bunch of roses, a set of easy and
beautiful pieces for the piano.) [29
© by White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston, as employer of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4271, May 28, 19138. Original
entry, July 6, 1885, no. 14498.
LITTLE (THE) OLD LOG CABIN IN THE
LANE; by Will S. Hays. [30
© by Rosa Belle Hays, Louisville,
as widow of the author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal no. 4204, May
9, 1918. Renewal entry, Oct. 7, 1899,
no. 65056.
Look UNTO ME; words by El Nathan,
music by James McGranahan. [31
© by Addie McGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4214, May 17, 1918. Original
entry, July 17, 1885, no. 15476.
LorpD (THE) IS MINDFUL; hymn-an-
them, music by C. A. White; in C;
men’s voices. [82
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4238, May 28, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, June 13, 1885, no. 13103.
romanza by T. P.
Ryder, op. 116; piano. [338
© by Eliza J. Ryder, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4242, May
23, 1913. Original entry, June 20.
1885, no. 18547.
MARGUERITE; romanza by C. A. White;
contralto in D flat. [34
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4234, May 23, 1915.
Original entry, June 8, 1885, no.
12734.
Mass IN E FuaT; by W. A. Leonard;
organ or piano acc. [35
© by Thos. IF. Leonard, Lawrence,
Mass., as next of kin of the author
who is not living, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4231, May 19,
1913. Original entry, Feb. 23, 1886,
no. 4464.
10870 (43)
MILLION (A) LITTLE DIAMONDS; by E.
Smith, op. 7; soprano. [36
© by Eleanor Smith, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4218, May 19, 1913.
Original entry, May 21, 1885, no.
11485.
MOLLIE DARLING; by Will S. Hays. [37
© by Rosa Belle Hays, Louisville,
as widow of the author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal no. 4205, May
9, 1913. Renewal entry, Oct. 7, 1899,
no. 65055.
OQ COME LET US WoRSHIP; anthem by
C. P. Morrison; mixed voices. [388
© by Mary A. Morrison, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as
widow of the author. in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4270, May 28,
1918. Original entry, June 13, 1885,
no. 18101.
O LorD, BE MERCIFUL; by H. P. Main.
© by Hubert P. Main, New York.
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4212, May 14,
1913. Original entry, Feb. 4, 1886,
no. 8151.
O LorD, MY HEART IS THINE; words by
Grace J. Frances, music by H. P.
Main. [40
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4250, May 24,
1913. Original entry, Mar. 30, 1886,
no. 7400.
O THE RAPTURE; words by Grace J.
Frances, music by H. P. Main. [41
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author. in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4251, May 24,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886,
no. 9219.
ONWARD, CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS; hymn-
anthem by C. A. White; in B flat;
men’s voices. [42
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4235, May 28, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, June 13, 1885, no. 13105.
OUR HOPE OF ENDLESS GLORY; words by
Grace J. Frances, music by H. P.
Main. [438
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4252, May 24,
1918. Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886,
no. 9229.
6953
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10870 (44)
OVER THE FIELDS OF CLOVER; duet, words
by T. Francis Bernard, music by
A. Geibel. [44
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4201, May 9,
1913. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1885,
no. 28240.
Parsons (E. A.) Caprice; sur le chant
populaire Home sweet home, par. EH.
A. Parsons; piano. [45
© by EH. A. Parsons, New Haven,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4262. May 27,
19138. Original entry, June 13, 1885,
no. 18106.
PINE (THE) TREES; poem by H. Heine,
English version by, A. J. H., music
by A. J. Holden. [46
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4259, May 27, 1913. Original entry,
June 6, 1885, no. 12630.
PRAISE TO THE MIGHTY LORD; words by
Grace J. Francis, music by H. P.
Main. [47
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4254, May 24,
1913. Original entry, Apr. 20, 1886,
no, 9527:
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE; galop caprice by
Chas. D. Blake; piano. [48
© by White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston, aS employer of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4278, May 28, 1913. Original
entry, July 22, 1885, no. 15770.
PROMENADE (UNE) DANS LE JARDIN; by
Fred T. Baker. [49
© by Olivia L. Baker, Philadel-
phia, as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4203, May 9, 1918. Original entry,
Dec. 81, 1885, no. 28277.
PROMPTLY ON TIME; words by Grace
Tureman, music by W. H. Doane.
[50
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4268, May 29, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 23, 1886, no.
6697.
Quest (THE); by E. Smith, op. 7;
contralto. [51
© by Hleanor Smith, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
tenewal no. 4219, May 19, 1913.
Original entry, May 21, 1885, no.
11487.
RAGGED SAILORS; words by Helen Gray |
Cone, music by George Philipp
[pseud. of G. F. Suck]. (Two flower
fancies, no. 2.)
© by H. P. Schmidt, Jamaica
Plain, Mass., as the executrix, in re-
newal for 28 years.
May 18, 1886, no. 11710.
RAYMOND (Louis) Marcu; from the
opera Mikado, arr. by L. Raymond.
[53
© by Helen B. Raymond, New
York, as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years.
4261, May 27, 1918. Original entry,
June 6, 1885, no. 12636.
ROLLING ONWARD; words by Grace J.
Frances, music by H. P. Main.
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4256, May 24,
19138. Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, .
no. 9222,
SPRING FLOWERS; by G. D. Wilson, op. |
(Two easy sonatas for the pi- ||
[55 |
© by Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack, |
N. Y., as widow of the author, in ex- |
Renewal no. |
4227, May 22, 1913. Renewal entry, |
30.
ano, no. 1.)
tension for 14 years.
May 16, 1900, no. 75386.
SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN;
them, music by C. A. White; in G;
men’s voices. [56
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4237, May 28, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, June 18, 1885, no. 18102.
SUNRISE; words by Roselynda, music
by C. A. White; soprano or tenor.
[57
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4233, May 28, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, June 5, 1885, no. 12570.
THY WORD IS A LAMP; by H. P. ne
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4211, May 14,
19138.
no. 3114.
654
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8 |}
[52 |
Renewal no. |
4228, May 22, 1913. Original entry,
Renewal no. |
[54 |
© by Hubert P. Main, New York, |
hymn-an-.
Original entry, Feb. 4, 1886, |
MN a
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. 5, 1913
10870 (68)
To-pay ; words by Alice Cary, music by
R. H. Woodman; mezzo soprano or
tenor. [59
© by R. Huntington Woodman,
Brooklyn, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 4197,
May 9, 1913. Original entry, Dec.
15, 1885, no. 26348.
*TWAS IN THE BEAUTEOUS MONTH OF
May; words by Heine, music by
George Philipp [pseud. of G. F.
Suck]. [60
© by H. P. Schmidt, Jamaiea
Plain, Mass., as the executrix, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4230, May 22, 1913. Original entry,
May 18, 1886, no. 11712.
TWILIGHT WHISPERS; evening reverie,
by A. Geibel; piano. [61
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4202, May §9,
1913. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1885,
no. 28256.
UNION (THE) HYMNAL; compiled and
ed. by E. H. Bailey; male voices.
[62
© by Eben H. Bailey, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4244, May 28, 19138. Origi-
nal entry, July 9, 1885, no. 14846.
VISIONS OF REST; waltzes, by Fred T.
Baker. [63
© by Olivia L. Baker, Philadel-
phia, as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4200, May 9, 1913. Original entry,
Dec. 31, 1885, no 28242.
WAS IT FOR ME; words by Harriet PB.
Jones, music by W. H. Doane. [64
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4267, May 29,
1913. Original entry, Mar. 23, 1886,
no. 6695.
WATCHMAN, TELL US; hymn-anthem
C. A. White; in G; men’s voices. [65
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 42389, May 238, 1918.
Original entry, June 13, 1885, no.
13104.
WHAT SHALL IT PROFIT; translated
from Caesar Malan by J. E. A.,
music by James McGranahan. [66
© by Addie McGranahan, Les-
tershire, N. Y., as widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4213, May 17, 1913.
Original entry, July 17, 1885, no.
15471.
WHILE THE GOLDEN SCEPTRE WAITS;
words by F. J. Crosby, music by
W. H. Doane. [67
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4269, May 29,
1913. Original entry, Mar. 238, 1886,
no. 6699.
WILL ANGELS OPEN THE HEAVENLY
GATES; hymn, music by D. L. White;
men’s yoices. [68
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4236, May
23, 1913. Orignial entry, June 11,
1885, no. 12914.
655
96875—13——9
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. (1) E OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
{10870
ALWAYS TAKE A GIRL NAMED Darsy. [69
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
York. Notice rec’d May 18, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 46.
ANY BOY COULD LOVE A GIRL LIKE YOU.
[70
© Leo Feist, ine., New York. No-
tice rec’d May 17, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 46.
ARGENTINE (THE); tango dance by
Paul A. Rubens. {71
) © Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d May 18, 1913; recorded,
|v. 2, p. 45.
| AT THE FLOWER GARDEN BALL. [72
| © Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.,
_ New York. Notice rec’d May 14,
| 1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 45.
| BooM TUM-TA RA RA, ZING BOOM. [73
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 24, 1913; recorded,
i v. 2, p. 44.
Curse (THE) OF AN ACHING HEART.
[74
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d May 17, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 46.
)
{
|
|CUTE AND CUNNING WONDERFUL BABY
‘DOLL. [75
| © Leo Feist, inc., New York. No-
tice rec’d May 17, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 46.
DANCE OF THE MOONBEAMS; by J. L.
Von der Mehden, jr. [76
| © Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d May 16, 1913; recorded,
|v. 2, p. 45.
' EVERYTHING IS RAGTIME NOW. [77
| © M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec'd May 21, 19138; recorded,
v. 2, p. 45.
| Face (THE) IN THE FLAG I LOVE; lyric
by Will D. Cobb, music by Leo Kd-
| wards. [78
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d May 27, 1913; recorded,
v 2, p 46
FOUNTAIN OF LOVE WALTZ. [79
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
York. Notice rec’d May 13, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 46.
HARMONY JOR. [80
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 24, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
Hk&’S A DEAR OLD PET. [Sl
© Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d May 14,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 45.
How LATE CAN YOU STAY OUT TO-NIGHT.
[82
© Leo Feist, inec., New York. No-
tice rec’d May 17, 1913; recorded, v.
2, p. 46.
I WANT TO GO TO THE BALL GAME. [83
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice rec’d May 16, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 45.
Ir I HAD A GIRL LIKE YoU; lyric by
Will D. Cobb, music by Leo Ka-
wards. [84
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d May 27, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 47.
It’s A GRAND OLD LIFE. [85
© Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d May 14,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 45.
K1WwI-TWo music by Ernest
Reeves. [86
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d May 21, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 45.
Lass (THE) FROM THE COUNTY Mayo.
[87
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
York. Notice rec’d May 13, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 46.
STEP ;
LEG OF MUTTON. [88
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
657
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10870 (89)
LILINE. [89
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
Lips AND EYES; idyl. [90
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
York. Notice rec’d May 18, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 46.
MARCH OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE. [91
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
York. Notice rec’d May 18, 1918 ;
recorded, vy. 2, p. 46.
MARIONETTE. [92
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d May 18, 1918; recorded,
FD. 4b.
Merry (T'GE) COUNTESS WALTZES; or-
chestra. [93
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d May 23, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
MoonBEAMS; lyric by Will D. Cobb,
music by Leo Edwards. [94
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d May 27, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 47.
My EcyPriaN MUMMY. [95
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 24, 1918; recorded,
Ae OE
MY MAGNOLIA MAID. [96
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
My ORCHARD IS SHORT OF A PEACH LIKE
YOu. [97
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York.
Notice rec’d May 16, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 45.
‘NEVER TAKE THE RUBBER OFF THE BANK
ROLL. [98
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d May 21, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 45.
NEW YORK, LONDON AND PARIS; medley
overture. [99
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 24, 1913; recorded,
v. 2,.p. 44.
NINETTE. [100
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 24, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
‘OH PLAY THAT UMPAH, UMPAH, UM-
PAH; song. [101
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co.. New York. Notice ree’d June
4, 1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
698
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
OLD (THE) WEDDING GOWN. [102
© Leo Feist, inc, New York.
Notice rec’d May 17, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 46.
ONLY AN HOUR WITH YOU DEAR. [108
© Leo Feist, ine, New York.
Notice ree’d May 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 46.
PELICAN’S (THE) PARADE; music by
Dorothy Forster. [104
© Chappell & eo., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d May 21, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 45.
PoEME (LE).
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
PORCUPINE (THE) PATROL;
Lionel Monckton.
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d May 21, 1918; recorded,
Wig ee, eee
music by
RAGTIME WEDDING BELLS.
York.
recorded, v. 2, n. 46.
ROSE (THE) OF MY DREAMS; song.
CO.,
4, 19138; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
ROTARIAN (THE).
© Leo Feist, ine.,
v. 2, p. 46.
|
SIREN’s (THE) HONEYMOON. [110
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1913; recorded, |
v. 2, p. 44.
SOME SMOKE. [111
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York. |
Notice rec’d May 28, 1913: poeeied |
v. 2, p. 44.
SonNG OF THE CHIMES; cradle song,
words and music by Lola Carrier
Worrell. a
© White-Smith musie pub. co.,
Boston. Mate rec’d May 9, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 45.
SWING, SWING, SWING; song.
© Harry Von Tilzer musie pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d June 4,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
[105
[106 |
[107 |
© Geo. W. Meyer musie co., New
Notice rec’d May 18, 1913; —
[108 |
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub. |
New York. Notice rec’d June.
[109 |
New York. |
Notice rec’d May 17, 1913; recorded, |
[113
NOTICES OF USER
no. 5, 1913
- THAT NAUGHTY MELODY. [114
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
York. Notice rec’d May 13, 1918;
recorded, y. 2, p. 46.
THAT’S IT. [115
© Leo Feist, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d May 17, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 46.
THAT WOODLAND CABARET; song. [116
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d June 4,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
TRES CHIC; instrumental. [117
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d June 4,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
VALSE ANGELIQUE. [118
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
|WAGNER COULDN’T WRITE A RAGTIME
SONG. [119
| © Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.,
{ New York. Notice rec’d May 14,
| 1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 45.
f
WAIT UNTIL WE’RE MARRIED.
[120
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
| York. Notice rec’d May 13, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 46.
| WENN DIE FUSSCHEN SIE HEBEN. [121
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
_ Notice ree’d May 24, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
|WHAT'S THE GOOD OF BEING GOOD; song.
[122
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d June 4,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
\)WHEN I FIRST MET YOU. [123
© Geo. W. Meyer music co., New
York. Notice rec’d May 138, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 46.
i _. reRen
10870 (131)
WHEN I GET BACK TO VICKSBURG MIS-
SISSIPPI; song. [124
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d June 4,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
WHEN YOU ARE MRS. ME AND I AM MR,
you; lyric by Will D. Cobb, music
by Leo Edwards. [125
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d May 27, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2. Dp. ah
WHY IS THE OCEAN SO NEAR THE
SHORE. [126
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
WITH KIND REGARDS. [127
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
YOU ARE THE ONE AND ONLY. [128
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
YOU’LL COME BACK TO ME; lyric by Will
D. Cobb, music by Leo Edwards.
[129
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d May 27, 1913; recorded,
v. 2,'p. 46.
YOU’RE A DEAR SWEET Boy; lyric by
Will D. Cobb; music by Leo EHd-
wards. [1380
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d May 27, 1913; recorded,
Vu: iy De 40.
YOU’VE GOT ME THINKING AT LAST. [131
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d May 28, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 44.
659
10871-12643
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
‘COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
19185
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 8
No. 6
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1913
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
ie Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,’’
‘C12 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘Waltz,’ ‘“‘Etude,’’ etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘““Words by,’’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’ Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©,’’ implies copyright reg-
istration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘“© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.,’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or
issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions under
section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The final number, completing the volume,
will be followed by a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1 for |
the year 1913, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, |
D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
(11)
OE are I cnt
EE ———
oe — SS
i
NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF COPYRIGHT BOOKS, MAPS,
CHARTS, DRAMATIC OR MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS, ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
PRINTS, CHROMOS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Congress for sale or exchange, or be transferred to other
Government libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the Register of Copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what
of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve.
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and.
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of that year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period
of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act: And
provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be destroyed
during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright proprietor.
of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or
other lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or
musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph
deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Librarian
of Congress during the years 1890 to 1899, inclusive, that any such
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to
the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy-
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
cut, print, chromo, or photograph, the year in which copyright regis-
tration was made, and, if possible, the number under which such
copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engrav-
ing, cut, print, chromo, or photograph was entered for copyright,
with a request for its return. On receipt of such information and
request, such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical compo-
sition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph will be returned
to the author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless
it has been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, chart,
dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or
photograph should be made as early as possible during the year 1913.
Tf no such application has been received during said year, such copy-
right book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
cut, print, chromo, or photograph may be disposed of in accordance
with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Fepruary 1, 1913. ,
(111)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY-
RIGHT PROPRIETORS.
- Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled “An act to amend and
eonsolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodicals
named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indicated in
the list given below.
‘One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress. Only the dupli-
eate copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies indi-
cated.
’ Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
List oF COPYRIGHTED MONTHLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHICH MAy BE WITHDRAWN.
AB C pathfinder railway guide. 1879-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
American digest. 1887-1909
(© West pub. co.
American journal of the medical sciences. 1870-1909
© Lea bros. & c9.; H. C. Lea; H. ©. Lea’s sons & co.
American society of civil engineers. Proceedings and Transac-
tions. 1873-1909
© American soe. of civil engineers.
Argosy. 1890-1909
© Frank A. Munsey; The Frank A. Munsey co.; Munsey & co.
Automobile. 1899-1907
© BH. L. Powers co.; Class journal co.
Baby pathfinder. 1886-1909
© New England railway pub. co.
Bibliotheca sacra. 1870-1906
© Bibliotheca sacra co.; W. F. Draper; EB. J. Goodrich. .
Brickbuilder. 1892-1909
© Rogers and Manson; Brickbuilder pub. co.
Buyers’ reference. 1892-1909
© Buyers’ reference co.
Carpet and upholstery trade review. 1888-1909
3 © Review pub. co.
Carriage monthly.
© Ware bros.; Ware bros. co.; I. D. Ware. se
Cassier’s magazine. 1891-1909
Pe Cassier magazine co.
leago apparel gazette. es
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co. Ta
Christian science journal. 1885-1909
© Mary Baker G. Eddy; National christian scientists assn.
Clothier and furnisher, 1894-1909
© Masson pub. co.; Geo. N. Lowrey co. 3
Delineator. 1874-1909
© Butterick pub. co.; E. Butterick & co.
Eastern drug market. 1901-1908
© Eastern drug co.
(Iv)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
eee
Eclectic medical journal.
© Scudder bros. co.; John M. Scudder; John M. Scudder &
sons.
Educational review.
© Henry Holt & co.; Educational review pub. co,
Electrical age.
© Electrical age pub. co.
Engineering magazine.
© John R. Dunlap; Engineering mag. co.
Frank Leslie’s magazine.
aeeck L. Colver; Frank Leslie pub. house; Mrs. Frank
ueslie.
Furniture trade review.
© Review pub. co.
General digest. American and English.
© Lawyers’ cooperative pub. co.
Good housekeeping.
© Good housekeeping; Phelps pub. co.; Clark W. Bryan & co.
Guaranteed attorneys’ quarterly.
© John R. Bland.
Haberdasher.
© J. W. Gibson co.; Haberdasher co.
Homiletic monthly.
© J. F. Wagner; Homiletic monthly.
Homiletic review.
© Funk and Wagnalls co.; I. K. Funk & co. ; Funk & Wagnalls.
Hub.
© Trade news pub. co.
Ice and refrigeration.
© H. S. Rich & co.; Nickerson & Collins co.
Inland printer.
© Inland printer co.
Journal of cutaneous and genito-urinary diseases.
© Physicians’ pub. co.; Grafton press; Wm. Wood & Co.;
Appleton & co.
Keystone.
© Benjamin Thorpe; Keystone pub. co.; Samuel H. Steele.
Ladies’ home journal.
© Curtis pub. co.; Cyrus H. K. Curtis.
List of buyers.
© Buyers reference co.; Gage pub. co.
Machinery.
© Industrial press.
Medicine.
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
Men’s wear.
© Waldo-Fairchild co.; Fairchild co.
Mercantile adjuster.
© Mercantile adjuster pub. co.
Merck’s archives; and Merck’s report.
© Merck & co.
Missionary review of the world.
© Funk & Wagnalls co.; Funk & Wagnalls.
Motor.
© Wm. Randolph Hearst; Star co.; New pub. co.
Nickel pathfinder.
© New England railway pub. co.
Official railway equipment guide; and Official railway equipment
register.
© Railway equipment and pub. co.
Rand-MecNally railway guide and handbook.
© American railway guide co.; Rand, McNally & co.
Rudder.
© Rudder pub. co.; T. F. Day.
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1891-1909
1890-1909
1891-1909
1891-1909
1875-1905
1889-1909
1894-1907
1885-1909
1901-1909
bk hail vow)
1889-1909
1900-1909
1881-1909
1893-1909
1891-1909
1891-1909
1887-1908
1889-1909
1887-1909
1903-1909
1894-1909
1895-1906
1896-1909
1886-1909
1892-1909
1888-1909
1903-1909
1886-1909
1896-1909
1872-1901
1890-1909
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
‘Short stories. 1890-1909
© Current literature pub. co.; Harold Goodwin; Short stories
co.; F. M. Somers.
Smart set. 1900-1909
© Ess ess pub. co.
‘Success. 1897-1909
© Success co.; Success pub. co.; MeGraw-Marden co.
Therapeutic gazette. 1885-1909
© Wm. M. Warren; E. G. Swift; Geo. S. Davis.
‘Travelers and shippers directory. 1899-1906
© Denborn co.
Travelers official railway guide; and Official guide. 1870-1909
© National railway pub. co.
Travelers railway guide; and Travelers ready reference guide. 1885-1909
© Knickerbocker guide co.; American railway guide co.
Upholsterer. 1887-1909
. © Clifford & Lawton; Clifford Scott & Lawton.
Western brewer. 1876-1909
© H. S. Rich & co.; J. M. Wing & co.
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED RE-
PRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music against
unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical instruments in the case of
Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and Norway. The President signed
proclamations to this effect on the following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911),
Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911),
Norway (June 14, 1911). These proclamations were printed on pages v—x of
st 3, volume 6, no. 7, and page Iv of no. 12, of the Catalogue of Copyright
intries.
From information received through the Department of State, the legislation
of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill the reciprocal condi-
tions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of the act of Congress of March
4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Denmark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8,
1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911), the Netherlands (Mar. 8, 1911), and Switzerland
(Apr S191) :
o . (vr)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A A Zz; march by F. S. Allen; pf.
[10871
© June 4, 1913; 2 ec. June 9,1913;
E 311936; P. M. Libby & E. H. Mec-
Lean, Portland, Me.
A LIFFERTA; canzone marcia, versi di
Ferd. Russo, musica di Emanuele
Nutile. [10872
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307892; Polyphon-musikwerke A.-
G. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
A PRENCEPALA; canzonetta, versi di
Ernesto Murolo, musica di Emanuele
Nutile. [10873
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1918;
E 307902; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
A tT& (To thee); valse by Emile
Waldteufel, arr. by P. Esposito;
mand. and guitar. [10874
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. June3, 1913;
E 314065; P. Tesio, New York.
ABENDLIED; ged. von Hoffmann von
Fallersleben, musik von Jul. Schmitt,
fiir miinnerchor; Partitur und stim-
men. [10875
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
BE 307972; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
ABGEGUCKT; ged. von A. Mayr, musik
von Gustav Haug, op. 67, fir
dreistimmigen frauenchor a cap-
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[10876
© Oct. 8, 1912: 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307960; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
—— ged. von M. Mayer, musik von
Franciscus Nagler, op. 80, no. 4,
fiir méunnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [10877
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 « June 4,
1913; E 307969; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
ABIDE WITH ME; march by Wm. H.
Monk, arr. by John Martin; pf.
[10878
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311914; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on new easy
arrangement. ]
ABIDE WITH ME—Continued.
words by Mary Louise Dawson,
music by W. Lester; mixed voices
and organ. Chicago, Studio pub.
é¢o. Ato. [10879
© June 1, 1913: 2 ec. June 13,
1913; E 314221; William Lester,
Chicago.
ABSENT. See Songs of love and home.
ACH, DASS DIE HILFE; musik von Hein-
rich van Eyken, op. 42, fiir gemis-
ehten chor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. (Zwei geistliche lieder, no. 1.)
[10880
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ¢. June 4, 1913;
E 307961; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
ADAGIO IN C moxtL. See Bach (J. S.)
ADMIRATION; gavotte by E. S. Phelps;
pf. [10881
© June 9, 1913; 2 ce. June 9, 1913;
E 311941; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
AEOLIAN (AN) HARP; words by Geo.
O. Jager, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[10882
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913: EF 314652; G. .O. Jager,
Charleston, S. C.
AFTER ALL YOU’VE BEEN A PRETTY GOOD
PAL; words and music by H. E.
Johnson. [10883
© May 31, 1913; 2 ¢. June 2,
1913; E 311695; A. C. Harriman co.,
Boston.
AFTER TOILING COMETH REST; words
by Arthur W. French, music by
Chas. D. Blake; high voice in D.
[10884
© June 20, 1918; 2 ce. June 21,
1913; E 318198; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
AGRICULTURAL (THE) SONG BOOK, N. Y.
S. S. A.; words by Hugh Findlay,
music by H. Findlay, Grace H. Kim-
ball, Marguerite Ingalls et al.
[10885
© May 31, 1913; 2 ¢. June 2,
1913; E 311681; Clark music Co.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
661
10886
rn ——
Ar! o’QU’ON S’AIMAIT; poésie de Lucien
Boyer, musique de Paul Marinier ;
piano et chant. [10886
© May 25, 1918; 2 c« June 17,
1913; EF 816067; A. Bose, Paris.
Au! SING TO ME, MA CHERIE; written
and composed by Mellor and Gifford.
[10887
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 28,
1918; EF 812186; B. Feldman & ¢o.,
London.
AILEEN OF MY DREAM; words and mu-
sie by Elizabeth A. M. Fisher.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[10888
© May 27, 1918; 2 «a June’ 6,
1918; BD 312291: Mrs. C. F. Fisher,
Marysville, N. B., Canada.
AIR DE BALLET. See Depret (Maurice) ;
Trois aguarelles,
AIR DE L’HLROINY, AU TROISIRME ACTE
p’ALCINA. NSee Hiindel (G. F.)
At MERITO; tango Argentine by James
M. Shaw; pf. [10889
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 10, 19138;
FH) 3814122; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
ALARD (DrLPHIN) 10 études mélo-
diques et progressives; by D. Alard,
op. 10, edition revue et doigtée par
Hans Wessely; violon. [10890
© May 27, 1918;,2 ¢ June 6,
1918; BW 812299; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision and fingering. ]
ALAWON CYMREIG (Welsh_ songs) ;
words by Kenneth Morris et al.,
musie arr. by Reginald William
Dunn. 4to. [10891
© 1c. June 2, 1918; E 811684;
Katherine Tingley, Point Loma, Cal.
ALBERT; words and music by George
A. Roger. [10892
© June 1, 1918; 2c. June 8, 1918;
FH 314068; Lutheran publication §so-
ciety, Philadelphia.
ALI, 0 MUSTAFA; canzonetta comica,
versi di Ferdinando Russo, musica
di Hvemero Nardella. [108938
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c June 4, 1913;
KH 3807879; Polyphon - musikwerke
A.-G., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
ALICE WHERE ART THOU? words by W.
yurnsey, music by J. Ascher, arr. by
Frank EK. Barry; duet for sop. and
alto, or ten. and bar. [10894
© June 9, 1918; 2 ce. June 12, 19138;
HK 811969; B. Coanacher, Oak Park,
Til.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I1I,n.s., v.8
ALL I CAN GIVE You, I GIvE; words by
Algernon C. Swinburne, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs
for medium and high voice; Great
Wnglish poets series. ) [10895
© June 4, 1913; 2 ec. June 5, 1913;
FH 811859; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
ALL SAFE AT LAST TO THEE; English
words by Edward Oxenford, music
by Hugo Wolf, ed. by Clarance Dick-
inson; mixed voices. 4to. (Sacred
choruses, no. 27.) [10896
© June 4, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1918;
E 311889; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
ALL THE WORLD’S IN LOVE; words by
M. A. Beagan, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [10897
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
FE 318077; M. A. Beagan, Thompkins-
ville; INS
ALLA MAZURKA.
contemporaine.
ALLEGRO (L’); words by John Milton,
music by Franklin Hopkins. (Jn
Thirty songs for medium and high
voice; Great English poets series.)
[10898
© June 4, 1918; 2 ¢; June 5, 1918;
EH 811888; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
See Musique (La)
ALMA (L’) MATER; paroles et musique
de J. D. Goddu. [10899
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 19138;
H 814107; Jos. D. Goddu, Holyoke,
Mass.
ALPINE ROSES; morceau by Reginald
Somerville; piano. [10900
© June 14, 1918; 2 a dune 16,
1918; FE 312862; Ascherberg, Hop-
good & Crew, Itd., London.
ALTONA; march two step by EH. Mei-
nardus. No. 1. Piano. No. 2. Band.
4to. [10901, 10902
© June 2, 1913; 2 ec. each June 4,
1918; BH 311712, 311718; BH. Meinar-
dus, Kiel, Wis.
AM WALDRAND; ged. von Hans Eschel-
bach, musik von Gustav Haug, op.
67, fiir dreistimmigen frauenchor a
cappella. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. (Vier lieder no. 1.) [10903
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 ce. June 4, 19138;
F) 307962; F. BE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
662
. no. 6, 1913
AMBER BAY; words and music by R. P.
Haas. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
_ dale co. [ 10904.
r © June 6, 1918; 2 c. June 23,
— 1918; E 314532; R. P. Haas, Ash-
ville, O.
AMERICA; Our national air, words by
Warren C. Rockwell, music by Geo.
L. Rothermel. [10905
© May 31, 1913; 2c. June 2, 1913;
E 311678; Rothermel-Rockwel!l mu-
sic co., Sunbury, Pa.
AMERICAN (THE) GIRL; words by W. C.
Calhoun, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[10906
| © May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311755; W. Carleton Calhoun,
» Manila, P. I.
AMERICAN ORGANIST, NO. 2; comp., arr.
and ed. by E. L. Ashford. 194 p.
obl. S8vo. [10907
© Feb. 22, 1913; 2 c« Mar. 17,
— 1913; A 346748; Lorenz pub. co.,
| Dayton, O.
_AMERICAN (THE) SCHOOL OF RAGTIME
( PIANO PLAYING; by H. J. Beckerman,
_ comp. and arr. by F. Henri Klick-
— mann. Chicago, American musical
ee [10908
' © June 13, 1913; 2 ec. June 16,
1913; E 314286; H. J. Beckerman,
Chicago.
_AMERIKA-NorGE; festmarsch af Oscar
¢ Fy piano. [10909
:
(
s © May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
iM 1913; E 312568 ; Hoydahl Ohmes an-
nonce- expedition, Christiania, Nor-
I way.
'’AMICE MIEIE; canzonetta, versi di
Rocco Galdieri ( Rambaldo), musica
di G. de Gregorio. [10910
a © Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 4, 1913;
' E 3807880; Polyphon - musikwerke
A.-G., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
AMMORE E NEVE; versi di Giovanni
Capurro, musica di Emanuele Nutile.
[10911
| © Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. June 4, 1913;
/ KE 307881; Polyphon - musikw erke
A.-G., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
_AmovR; d’aprés la poésie espagnole de
la Marquise de Bolafios, paroles et
_ musique de B. Marx-Goldschmidt ;
piano et chant. Soprano voix.
[10912
th © May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 816084; E Demets, Paris.
H 663
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10921
AMOURITA; words and music by D. 8.
Percival. [10913
© 1c. June 28, 1913; EB 818270 ;
Drusilla 8S. Percival, Seattle.
AN DEN FRUHLING; ged. von Friedrich
von Schiller, koloratuslied, von
IXrnst Heuser, op. 80, fiir eine sing-
stimme u. pianoforte. [10914
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c June 4, 1913;
1D 307981; IF. BE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig. :
ANCIENT OF DAYS; patriotic, words by
Wm. C. Doane, music by BE. K. Hey-
ser. [Jn The Choir, vol. 14, no. 7,
July, 1913.) [10915
© June 26, 1918; 2 c. June 28,
1918; HE 318277; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati.
AND A VOICE CAME OUT OF THE THRONE;
anthem text from the Bible, musie
by Addison F. Andrews; mixed
voices. Ato. [10916
© June 28, 1913; 2 « June 24
1918; E 318240; M. Witmark & sons,
New Yor k.
AND GOD SAID, WHILE THE EARTH RE-
MAINETH; harvest anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Cuthbert
Harris. 4to. [10917
© June 28, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
1918; E 312565; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
ANDANTE IN A; by J. Stuart Archer;
organ. (Four pieces for the organ,
no.!'2, ) [10918
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 312315; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
ANEMIA (L’); versi e musica di G. B.
de Curtis. [10919
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307889; Polyphon-musikwerke A.-
G. Wahren, Leipzig, Germany.
ANGLO (THE) SAXON RACE; words and
music by Whitfield Hainer, arr. by
Ethel Lindsay Thornton. [10920
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 318248; Pax publishers,
Providence, R. I.
ANSWER TO SILVER THREADS AMONG THE
GOLD; words and music by A. L.
Colman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [10921
e. June 25,
L. Colman,
© June 14, 1918; 2
1913; E 314714; Amos
De Soto, Mo.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10922
ANSWERS; from The marriage market,
words by Adrian Ross, musie by
Victor Jacobi, arr. by H. M. Higgs.
[10922
© June 18, 1918; 2 c. June 19,
1913; E 316154; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
APPLE’S (AN) THE CAUSE OF IT ALL;
from The tik-tok man of Oz, lyric by
L. Frank Baum, music by Louis F.
Gottschalk. [10923
© June 9, 1913% 2\.e. Sone. 10,
19138; E 814147; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
APRIL MORN; vocal waltz, duet, words
by John Dowers, music by Robert
Batten. [10924
© May 24, 1918; 2 ec. June 6,
1913; E 312300; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
APRIL-TIDE; words by Clinton Scollard,
music by J. Pascal. .New York,
Luckhardt & Belder; London,
Weekes & co. [et al.] [10925
(© May 26, 1918: 2%e) May «21,
1913: 1 e. June 2, 1913; E 312203;
Julian Pascal, Log Angeles.
AQUARELLE; by Fleetwood A. Diefen-
thaeler, op. 11; piano. [10926
C) (Jan, -18,- a913> 2 .¢c...J une) 26,
1918; E 318258: William A. Kaun
music co., Milwaukee.
ARABIAN RAG; by G. Gould; pf.
[10927
© 1 «. May 31, 1918; E 309989;
Geo. Gould, Oakland, Cal.
ARCADIENS (LES); valse sur les mélo-
dies de Lionel Monckton et Howard
Talbot, arr. par A. Bosc; orch. avee
piano conducteur. 4to. [10928
©) Apr. 25, 1918-0 "e “May 24
1913; E 316000; Chappell & co., Itd..
London. [Copyright is claimed on
the arrangement. ]
‘ ARIETTA ALL’ ANTICA; versi di Salva-
tore di Giacomo, musica di G. de
Gregorio. [10929
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307882; Polyphon-musikwerke <A.-
G., Wabhren-Leipzig, Germany.
Arioso. See Musique (La) contem-
poraine. :
ARLINE; words and music by F. R. A.
Pingree. [10930
© June 8, 1913; 2 ec. June 5, 1918;
IH 314159; F. R. A. Pingree, Boston.
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
ARME (DAS) REUTERLEIN; ged. von
Reinhard Volker, musik von Hugo
Dawid, op. 18, ftir méa&nnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[10931 |
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 19138;
E 307979; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip- |
zig.
ARNO (S.) Eight easy and original
duetts; by S. Arno; two violins,
ee [10932
© May 15, 1918. 2 ©) Junee2s |
1913; E 314686; Henry Green, Bos-
ton.
ARTIST’S (AN) DREAM; school operetta,
or cantata, written by Beatrice Kate
Poirin, music by Walter G. Wood- |
cock. 4to. [10933
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 312292; Weekes & co., London.
AS A LITTLE CHILD; words and music |
by Cc. B. Blount; soprano _ solo,
mixed quartette and chorus with |
organ ace. 4to. 110934
© June 23, 1918; 2 c. June 24. |
1918; E 318241; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
AS DEEP AS THE OCEAN BLUE; lyric by
Homer Wesley, melody by Al.
Piantadosi. [10935 |
© June 14, 1913; 2 ce. June 16,
1918; E 3814296; Leo Feist, ine,
New York.
AS LONG AS STARS SHINE; words and
music by O. Marvin Shaw. Wash- |
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[10936
© Apr. 25, 19138; 2 Ga Magee,
1913: E 312128; O. M. Shaw, Ha- |
vana, Cuba.
AS PANTS THE HART; sacred duet by
J. P. Ludebuehl; soprano and alto. |
[10937
© June 26, 1913; 2 ¢ June 30, |
1913; E 314788; White-Smith mu-.
sic pub. co., Boston. |
ASSISTANCE; words by Michael Galla-.
gher, music by Bert Mann. [109388 |
© June 20, 1913; 2 ce. June 23, |
1918; E 314414; H. A. Weymann & |
son, inc., Philadelphia. |
AT DAYBREAK. See Songs of fancy.
AT DUSK; a study by Carl W. F. Jan- |
sen; guitar or harp guitar solo. Edi- |
tion Odell, no. 7. [10939
© June 12, 19138; 2 ec. June 14,
1918; E 311980; H. F. Odell & co.,
Boston. |
664
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 6, 1913
10957
‘AT LIFE’S TWILIGHT; sacred _ song,
words by C. Wordsworth, music by
E. H. Porte. [10940
© 1c. June 7, 19138; E 314096;
Edouard H. Porte, East Liverpool, VU.
“AT THE MID HOUR OF NIGHT; a study
in pianissimo words by Thomas
Moore, music by Franklin Hopkins.
(In Thirty songs for medium and
high voice; Great English poets se-
ries. ) [10941
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1918;
E 311874; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
—words by Thomas Moore, music
' by P. Brown. London, Weekes & co.
: [10942
| © June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
- 1918; E 316183; Percival Brown,
Stirling, Scotland.
‘AT THE NAME OF JESUS;
words by C. M. Noel, set to music
by Franklin Hopkins. 4to. (Hymn
518; in Twenty-two hymns.) [10943
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 19,
see E 318149 ; H. W. Gray Co.,
New York.
t
processional
|
|
{
(\AT YOUR SHRINE; a cycle of six songs,
words by Helen Taylor, music by
David Emmell. Contents :—1.
{ Stormy sunset—2. Rosebud.—3. The
| years. —4. The brook. — 5. Shine
| stars.—6. Till I die. [10944
! © May 21, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1918 ; EB 312354;
itd., London.
il (DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT)
Stumme (Die) von Portici; overture
| from Masaniello, by D. F. E. Auber,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orch. with
piano conductor, organ and obligato
| violin. [10945
:
Metzler & co., (1909)
© June 10, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314564; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
| rangement. |
AUFFORDERUNG. See Ball-szenen.
AUS DES NACHBARS HAUS, See Para-
phrase.
AUSTRALIAN SPRING; words and music
by Henry Tate. [10946
© June 9, 1913; 1 c. June 6, 1913;
1 ce. June 11, 1913; E 312327; Fred-
erick Harris co., London.
AUTUMN; poem by M. L. C. Pickthall,
music by E. C. Potter. [10947
© May 23, 1913; 2 ec. June 13,
1913; E 314220; Edward C. Potter,
Chicago.
SR c3wl i Se or
et cn ce
AUTUMN—Continued.
-—— waltzes by E. Birkeland; pf.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[10948
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec. June 17,1913;
E 318017; Einar Birkeland, Min-
neapolis,
AvE Maria; af Mons Lie; violin og
piano. [10949
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 e. June 7, 1913;
E 307995; Norsk musikferlag, Kris-
tiania, Norway.
AVE VERUM; motet A deux voix tiré
d’une mélodie de Lichner par S. S8.
M. P; soprano et contralto avoc
accompt. d’orgue. Ottawa, Canada.
Alphonse Hurtibise. [10950
© June 1, 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 3812217; Grey nuns of the
eross, Ottawa, Canada.
AWAKE, AWAKE, BELOVED; words and
music by C. B. Blount; soprano solo
and chorus. [10951
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 24,
1918; E 318242; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
AZCUENAGA; tango argentin extrait de
Divertissements Bohémiens par
Camille Roberts; pf. [10952
© May 4, 1913; 2 c«. June 17,
1913; E 316128; G. Siéver, Paris.
B. P. O. E.; song of welcome, words
and music by J. W. Wignall.
[10953
© June 27, 1913; 2 c June 28,
1913; E 318267; John W. Wignall,
Rochester, N. Y.
BABY’S BED-TIME SONG; words anon.,
music by D. S. Percival. [10954
© 1e. June 28, 1913; E 318271;
Drusilla S. Percival, Seattle.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Adagio
in C moll; von J. S. Bach, mit
fingersatz und phrasierung bezeich-
net von Issay Barmas, fiir violine
und pianoforte. [10955
© Apr. 28, 1913: 2 c. June 4,
1913; E 307939; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leinvzig.
P-ACHELOR BEAR; lyric by Theo. Stemp-
fel, jr., music by Herbert P. Stot-
hart. [10956
© June 9, 1913; 2 ¢. June 10,
1913; E 314128; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Back To INDIANA; words by Jos. H.
Gray, music by Hans H. Frey.
[10957
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314427; Melody music co.,
Chicago.
665
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10958
BACK TO LAND OF BLOSSOMS, DEARIE;
words by R. W. Pascoe, music by
Hans Von Holstein. [10958
© 1e¢@ May 26, 1918; B 311635;
R. W. Pascoe & Hans Von Holstein,
Detroit.
BACK TO THE DAYS OF AULD LANG SYNE;
words by Al. Dubin, music by W. R.
McAllister. [10959
© dune 18,1918. 2. e. June 19,
1913; E 318127; Emmet J. Welch,
Philadelphia.
BACK TO THE LAND; words by I. 8.
Peay, musie by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[10960
©) June 6. 1915: 2) ¢. tune 2s.
1918; EH 314444; Ida S. Peay, Provo,
Utah.
BACK TO THE ORANGE BLOSSOMS; words
by L. M. Reynolds, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [10961
© “June* 6) 1913" 2." Sune. 17;
1913; E 318066; Lillian M. Rey-
nolds, Ft. Myers, Fla.
BAKVENDA (DEN) visa; Norsk folke-
vise, musik af Per Winge; blandede
kor. 8vo. (Norsk musikforlags sam-
ling, nr. 39). [10962
©) Apr 15,. 1913") 2 wer ume" t,
1913; E 307993 ; Norsk musikforlag,
Kristiania, Norway.
BALKAN (THE) PATROL; by W. F. Ar-
nold; pf. [10963
© June 12, 19137 2 erpunernd2:
1913; E 314176; Orpheus music pub.
co., Buffalo.
BALKAN QUEENS; waltz by Gaston
Borch; orchestra. 4to. [10964
©) May 20; 1913+ 25 ec Fumes 25,
1918; E 314539; Carl Fischer, New
York.
BALL-SZENEN (Ball-scenes); sachs
konzertstiicke von Julius Lorenz, op.
29, fiir klavier, in einem heft. Con-
tents :—Empfang. — Aufforderung.—
Flirt—Kleiner walzer.—Solotanz.—
Finale. [10965
©: Apr. 28; -1913's2) ah-aime 4,
1913; E 307938; F. E. C Leuckart,
Leipzig.
BALLADE (LA) DES NUITS; paroles de
Jacques Yvel, musique de C. Tri-
andaphyl. [10966
© May 29, 1918; 2 c@ May 31,
1913:
Milan.
K 307815; G. Ricordi & co.,
666
by Faline Kosack ; eae [10967 |
© May 21, 1913: 2 c. June 38,
1913; H 312209 ; Carl Gutkind, Ber- 1
lin. a |
BAMBOOLA; Brazilian mattchiche by |)
Frederick M. Pryan, arr. by Eugene
Platzmann; piano. [10968 |
© June 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 21, }
1918; E 818188; Jos. W. Stern & co., |
New York. |
BANJO DANCE; by Felix Arndt; pf.
[10969
© May 26, 1918; 2 ce May 27,
1913; E 311639 ; M. Witmark & sons, |}
New York.
BARACA MARCHING SONG; words by
Laura Hubbard Jaceard, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [10970
© June 19, 1918; 2 c. June 23,)
1913; EB 314412 - Southern music C0., T
Fort Worth, Tex.
BARBARA GAVOTTE; by Eber C. Hamil-| :
ton, op. 10; violin and piano. [10971
© May 13,.19183 72 3eupe 13,4
19138; EH 314229; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BARCAROLLE; by Edmund Parlow; }]
piano. (Recreative pieces, series 2, |
no. 18d.) [10972
© May 28, 1913; 2 c, May 31)
1915) 307834; Ascherberg, Hop-}
wood & Crew, itd., London.
——by Norman Ewart Strafford; or
gan. (The organ recitalist, no. 32.)
New series). pane
© June 9, 19138; 2 ¢. June 9, 1913; |
E 3123818 ; Stainer & Bell, Tt@3 Lon- |
don.
BarpD’s (THE) HYMN TO LIBERTY;
words by Kk. P. Hangl, musie by Emil
Os. Lender. [10974 ||
© 1c. June 11, 1913; E 311964;
Karl P. Hangl, New York.
BASHFUL (THE) GIRLIE; words by M. |
E. Pfeifer, music by Vivian Brooks.)
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[10975
© May 27, 1913; 2 ec. June 6, 1918;
Ei 311770; Mabel E. Pfeifer, Schenec. |
bade. Ye
BASSO OSTINATO. See Miniaturen,
heft 2. .
BATTLE (THE) OF LAKE ERIE; or
Perry’s victory, a descriptive ‘fan
tasie, by Frank T. Brehm; pf.
(10976.
© June 9, 1913; 2 ec. June 9, 1913;
E 311908; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa. .
=
20. 6, 1913
bo THOU EVER NEAR; lullaby words by
- Weir Mitchell, music by Mary Turner
_ Salter; sop. or ten. and alto or bar.
[10977
© June 14, 1918; 2 c. each June
16, 1913; E 314258; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston.
EAUTIFUL CHICAGO; waltzes by A. G.
Rackett, arr. by Sophus Jergensen ;
piano. [10978
© ic. June 20, 1913; E 314358;
_ Alfred G. Rackett, Chicago.
‘BEAUTIFUL (THE) DAWN OF LOVE; lyric
’ by Earle C. Jones, music by Neil
Morét. [10979
© June 18, 1918; 2 c. June 19,
Wy 1913; E 318151; Jerome H. Remick
' & co., New York.
BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF DREAMS; words by
J. Hamilton, music by Albert H.
_ Lewis. New York, C. L. Partee mu-
sic pub. co. [10980
© June 16, 1918; 2 c. June 21,
4913: E 318180 ; James Hamilton,
Chicago.
BEAUTIFUL LAND; sacred duett, music
» by W. C. Williams; sop. and alto
| with organ acc. [10981
© June 20, 1913; 2 ¢ June 20,
1913; E 314860; Robin Ellis, New
York.
(BEAUTIFUL RINGLETS OF GOLD; words by
H. S. Zimmerman, music by Chaun-
cey Van Demark. Kyserike, N. Y.
Chauncey Van Demark music co.
[10982
© June 12, 1918; 2 ce June 13,
1913; E 314210; Harry S. Zimmer-
man, Enhaut, Pa.
‘BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DAYS; words and
music by P. Manzo. [10983
© June 18, 1913: 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 314341; Pascal Manzo, Al-
lentown, Pa.
ore: a love serenade by U. Davis;
E [10984
© 1c. May 9, 1913; E 309583;
Uriel Davis, Washington.
lyric by J.
Walsh, music by Ernie
[10985
f- © June 16, 1913: 2 c June 17,
-1913; E 318004; M. Witmark & sons,
_ New York.
i
ECAUSE I HAVE YOU;
Brandon
Erdman.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10994
a eS
BrecH (THE) TREE (Die buche);
words by Wilh von Politz, English
version by Alice Mattullath, music
by Max Heinrich, op. 36, no. 1; me-
dium voice. [10986
© May 26, 1913; 2 c June 25,
1918; E 314540; Carl Fischer, New
York,
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) ebhre (Die)
Gottes in der natur; von L. van
Beethoven, bearb. von Otto Kohl-
mann. 1. Mannerchor, orgel, blech-
instrumente und pauken. 2. Ge-
mischten chor, orgel, blechinstru-
mente, u. pauken. 3. Orgel partitur,
u. blas-u. schlaginstrumente.
| 10987-10989
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ec. each June 4,
1913; E 307914307916; F. E. C.
Leuckart, Leipzig.
arch; on the death of
a hero, by L. v. Beethoven, arr. by
Theo. M. Tobani; orch. with piano
ace., organ and obligato violin. Re-
vised edition. [10990
©: June 17, 1913; 2 ¢e. June 25,
19138; E 314552; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vised orchestration. ]
BEFORE YOU CAME; words by James
Edwards, music by Bruce Cecil.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[10991
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 « May 20,
1918; H 312129; E. J. Tippett, Mount
Dennis, Canada.
BEI DEM WALDESSAUM
HAUG. See Paraphrase.
IM WIESEN-
BEHOLD, THE KING OF GLORY; anthem,
music by Charles B. Blount; bari-
tone or tenor solos and chorus, or-
gan ace. 4to. [10992
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314390; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BELLA GITANA; valse espagnole de P.
Lacome; oreh. avee piano conduc-
teur. 4to. [10993
© May 2, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 316135; Smyth, Paris.
BELLINI (VINCENZO) Norma; over-
ture by V. Bellini, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; orch. with piano conductor,
organ and obligato violin. [10994
©) May 23, 1918; 2 « June 25,
1913; E 314568; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
667
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10995
BENEDICTUS; music
Darke; mixed voices and organ.
4to. (Modern church services, no.
TZ.) [10995
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1918;
E 307859; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
BENEDICTUS IN B FLAT; words from
the Bible, music by Fred H. Young;
mixed voices and organ. 4to.
[10996
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 5, 19138;
E 314066; Boston music co., Boston.
BERCEUSE; by Arthur Mason, op. 144;
pf. solo. [10997
© May 16, 1913; 2c. June 7, 1918;
E 316002; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia.
par. Ph. Gaubert; orchestre avec
piano conducteur. 4to. [10998
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec. May 31,
1918; E 807811; Enoch & co., France.
— See also Musique (La) contem-
poraine.
BERCEUSE NUPTIALE; paroles de Joseph
Lointier, musique de Fernand
Giraud; piano et chant. Nice,
France. L. Lointier. [10999
© May 4, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1918;
E 316098; Lointier, Nice, France.
BERLINE DIRECTOIRE; par H. Buré;
piano. [11000
© May 29, 1918; 2
1913; E 316099; FEF. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
BIANCHA; words by Herrick, music by
H. Jones. [11001
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 312297; Hirwen Jones, London.
Big CHIEF ALIMONY; words by Harry
Williams and Joe Young, music by
Bert Grant. [11002
© June 10, 1918; 2 ¢. June 10,
19138; E 314144; Harry Williams
music ¢co., inc., New York.
BILLY po (Billet-doux); post card
jingle, words and music by William
Phares Cochran. [11003
© June 20, 1913; 2 c June 23,
1913; E 314483; W. P. Cochran,
Oklahoma City, Ok1.
BiRDLING’S MORNING SoNnG (Alleluia
des oiseaux) ; by Georges Micheuz,
ed. and fingered by Pietro Ocella;
pf. [11004
© June 12, 1913; 2 @ June 13,
1913; E 314196; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on Arranging, fingering and editing.]
e. June 17, °
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
by Harold E. | Birps (THE) OF THE FOREST; polka by ,
Nellie Miles; piano. [11005
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec. June 19,
1913; E 318159; W. B. Hasey, W.
Somerville, Mass.
BIRTHDAY SERENADE; by Paul Lincke,
arr. by Frank Winterbottom; mili-
tary band. (Jn Military band ed.,
no. 391.) [11006
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 7, 1913;
E 307997; Hawkes & son, London. ©
[Copyright is claimed- on arrange-
ment. } :
Bizet (GEORGES) Habanera aus der
oper Carmen; von G. Bizet, dichtung
von F. Ziska; musik arr. von EKd- —
mund Parlow; fiir dreistimmig frau-
enchor, mit soprano solo und kla-
vier. Partitur und chorstimmen.
[11007 |
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2c. June 4, 19138; |
E 807977; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. |
BLACK AND WHITE DANCE; by Willy |
Redstone; pf. [11008
© June 12, 1913; 2c. June 13, 1918;
E 312346; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
BLAUE AUGEN (Blue eyes) ; words and ©
music by W. Balzer; sop. or ten.
[11009 ©
© June 6,1913; 2 ec. June 6.1913;
E 311847; William Balzer, Bogota, |
Nu
BLEND (THE) OF THE BLUE AND THE ©
GRAY; words and music by J. Alleine
Brown. [11010 |
© Oct.. 12, 19113 2he Wiumeees |
1918; E 314345; Jerome H. Remick |
& co., New York.
BLESSED CITY, HEAV’NLY SALEM; gen- |
eral, words translated by J. M. |
Neale, set to music by Franklin Hop- |
kins. 4to. (Hymn 400; in Twenty- |
two hymns. ) [20001
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec. June 19, |
1918; E 318133; H. W. Gray co., ||
New York. |
BLEST BE THE TIE THAT BINDS; march |
by H. G. Nageli; arr. by John Mar- fj
tin: pe. [11012 |
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 311915; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa. '§
[Copyright is claimed on new easy |
arrangement. |
BLOSSOM OF THE ALMOND TREES; words |
by Edwin Arnold, music by Franklin |
Hopkins. (Zn Thirty songs for me- |f
dium and high voice; Great English
poets series. ) [110138
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 5, 1913; |
E 311884; Cecil Mackie, inc, New ff
York. i
668
“no. 6, 1913
| BLossoM-TIME; words and music by
Mary Turner Salter; high in BH flat.
[11014
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. June 13,
j 1913; E 3142380; Oliver Ditson co.,
- Boston.
Buount (C. B.) Six prayer responses;
words and music by C. B. Blount;
mixed quartet. [11015
© June 23, 1918; 2 c. June 24,
1918; E 318244; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
_Bives; words by E. Barrows, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11016
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
| E 311757; Edna May Barrows, Little
York, Il.
BLUSHING DEBUTANTE; valse lente by
' Thurlow Lieurance; pf. [11017
© June 23, 1913; 2 c June 23,
1913; E 3814891; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
~ Philadelphia.
{
Boat (THE) OF MY LOVER; words by
i Dinah Maria Muloch Craik, music
_ by Wintter Watts; high in G flat.
( [11018
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 13,
1913; E 314231; Oliver Ditson co.,
| Boston.
Bos-Lo; words by F. W. Stodgell, mu-
_ sie by Ambrose Keenan. [11019
© May 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 20,
1913; E 314837; Frank W. Stodgell,
Walkerville, Canada.
BoHEMIAN FOLK SONGS; selection by
Frank Vognar; orchestra. [11020
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 25, 1913;
E 314541; Carl Fischer, New York.
Bots ENCHANTE (The magic wood) ;
waltz by Osborne Roberts; piano.
[11021
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce June 16,
1913: E 312356; Metzler & co.,
(1909) Itd., London.
Bo.rivia; marcha militar por M. F. de
Ugarte; piano. [11022
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 316190; Margarita F. de
Ugarte, Paris.
Bon (LE) CHEMIN; chansonnette ang-
laise, paroles de Louis Bénech, mu-
sique de R. Desmoulins; chant et
piano. [11023
© May 4, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 21606°; L. Bénech, Paris.
et
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
11032
BONE-TONE;
band. 4to.
© June 25, 1913; 2
19138; E 318206;
Akron, Mich.
march by G. Mallory;
[11024
ec. June 21,
Glenn Mallory,
BONNIE; song, musie arr. by B. C.
Tuthill. [11025
© June 2, 1918; 2 ec. June 21,
1918; E 3818228; Burnet C. Tuthill,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
BONNIE (THE) WER LASSIE; words by
Harold Simpson, music by Harold
Garstin; in C. [11026
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307872; Leonard & co., London.
Book (THE) OF HYMNS WITH TUNES;
ed. by S. G. Ould and William
Sewell. {11027
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 3123881; Samuel Gregory
Ould, London.
BooM, TUM, TA-RA-RA-ZING BOOM, [and]
WHEN I WANT A LITTLE LOVING; one
step, two step or turkey trot, by
Chris. Smith, arr. by Wm. M. Red-
field ; band. [11028
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 318275; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
4to.
[11029
© June 16, 1913; 2 ce. June 17,
1913; E 318008; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
orch. and piano.
BoucHton (RuTHLAND) Three folk
dances; arr. by R. Boughton, op.
23: piano. Contents:—The horn-
pipe.—The weary wave O’ Tyne.—
Culloden. [11030
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. May 31,
1913: E 307817; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
Boy (THE) IN BLUE; words by Paul
A. Rubens and Arthur Wimperis,
music by Paul A. Rubens. [11031
© June 18, 1913; 2 ce. June 19,
1913; E 316155; Chappell & co., itd.,
London.
Boy scouts’ MARCH; by Z, C. Adams;
pf. [11032
© 1c. June 9, 1913; E 318011;
Zach C. Adams, Ft. Worth, Tex,
669
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$1033
Boy’s (A) soLinoquy; words and mu-
sic by Mary Turner Salter; soprano
or tenor and alto or baritone.
[11033
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. each June
16; 1908 > oH. 314259. Arcaur oP.
Schmidt, Boston.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Hungarian
dance, no. 7; by J. Brahms, arr. by
Barrington - Sargent; band. obl.
24mo. [110384
) May 22. 19137 2G) Maly 27,
1918; E 311617; Cundy-Bettoney co..,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Love will find the way; trio
words by Herder, music by J.
Brahms, arr. by Louis Victor Saar;
women’s voices. 4to. (Choral
transcriptions, no. 1036.) [110385
@; June 18,° 1913: 2 e.. June 20,
1918; E 814876: Boston music co.,
Boston. Le ieee. is claimed on
arrangement. ]
BRASS BAND MARCH; ae W. Lamar-
tine, revision, phrasing and finger-
ing by R. De Roode; pf. [11036
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1918;
H 311910; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
phrasing and fingering. |
BRAZILIAN (THE); tango characteris-
tique by Carey Morgan; pf. [110387
ic) sune 25, 1913" So “es une 25,
1918; E 814629; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
BRAZILIAN DREAMS; tango-intermezzo
by Will H. Dixon; pf. [11088
Ondome 16. 19132..2 c¢tune 8;
1913; E 314888; Penn music co.,
New York.
BREEZE (THE); words and music by
P. Hulbert. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale ¢o. [11089
© May 27; 1993" +2.ce. June’ 6,
1913; E 312290; Percy Hulbert, Kil-
dare, Ireland.
BRIAN OF GLENAAR; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Herbert Graham;
Lie Ba, [11040
© May 19, 1918; 2 «@ June 5,
ISis; BE 312304 : Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR PORTION; gen-
eral, words tr. by J. M. Neale, set
to music by Franklin Hopkins. 4to.
(Hymn 406; in Twenty-two hymns.)
{11041
© June 18, 1918; 2 c June 19,
1913; BH 318139 ; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
BrRiTIsH (THE) GRENADIERS.
lish airs.
BRING THE WAGON HOME, JOHN; song, |
musie arr. by L. M. Bingham. °
© June 2, 19138; 2 eo yume 2a
1913; E 318216; Lee M. Bingham,
New York.
on arrangement. |
BROADWAY; tango,
Souza; pf. [110438
© 1c June 16, 1913; BM 31425
Jh. Baretto de Souza, New York.
BrRoKkEN (THE) vow; words by Mrs. B.
Schoonover, music by M. C. Hanford. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11044
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
See Eng- |
[11042 |
[Copyright is claimed |
by SBaretto de,
© May 27, 1913; 2 @ aoneus |
1913; BE “sililfesy) Wars:
Schoonover, Hlmira, N. Y.
Brook (THE) See At your shrine.
BroncHo BiiL; written and composed |
[11045 ©
1913;°-2 ‘e)’ dune 16, i
by Tony Martin.
© June 6,
1913; H 312375 : Star music pub. ¢o.,
ltd., London.
BRURASLAATTEN; danse norvégienne,
by T. D. A. Tellefsen, op. 26; arr. by if
(Northern ed. |
Haldor Hanson; pf.
no. 174.) [11046 |
© June 11, 1913; 2 ¢« June 14 jj
1918; E 314226; Northern book and }
tausic e@o., Chicago. [Copyright is |
claimed on revision and fingering. ]
BuCK-EYE (THE) BAG; Stop
dance by G. Botsford; pf. [11047
© June 11, 1913; 2 €) Juse sas
1913; E 814179; Geo. Botsford, New
York.
Bups AND BLOSSOMS; a _ service for
Children’s day or Flower Sunday, by
Fred B. Holton. 15 p. illus. 8vo.
(Festal days, no. 153.)
© Mar. 24, 1918; 2 ¢ June? i
1913; A 3848245; Lorenz pub. ¢o., |i
Dayton, O. i
BURLESQUE (LA); overture by Franz }
by |j
four |
von Suppé, 1. Piano solo, arr.
Gustav Saenger. 2. Piano,
hands, arr. by Maurice Gould.
[11049, 11050 |
© May 29, 1918; 2 ec. each June |}
E 314542, 314543; Carl 3)
[ Copyright is ||
25, 1913;
Fischer, New York.
claimed on arrangement.]
670
Burdell |
time ||
[11048 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913 11070
BUTTERFLIES; music by Kathleen | CADENCE; pour le concerto en Ut
' Shaw-Mayer; piano with text. mineur, no. 8, de Beethoven, par §S.
' (Lawrence Campbell musical mono-
logues, no. 7.) [11051
© June 10, 19138; 2 c. June 6,
1918; E 312285; Frederick Harris
eco., London.
By THE FIRE; words by Arthur L.
Phelps, music by Mary ‘Turner
Salter; sop. or ten. and alto or bar.
[11052
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. each June
o>, -1913-'. EB 314260: Arthur P.
- Schmidt, Boston.
By THE FOUNTAIN; characteristic
study by Frances Terry ; pf. [11053
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314102; G. Schirmer, New York.
By THE OLD, RED, SCHOOL HOUSE; words
ae. 2. Hall, nurusic by fF.’ LE.
Browne. [11054
© May 15, 1918; 2 c. June 4, 19138;
E 311724; C. Herbert Hall, Brook-
lyn.
By THE SHENANDOAH; a waltz dream,
words and music by W. R. Smith.
Dallas, Bush & Gerts piano co.
[11055
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
~ 1913; E 314887; William Renick
Smith, Dallas.
By THE WATERS OF BABYLON; words
from the Bible, music by Daniel
Protheroe. [11056
© June 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 20, -
1913; E 314871; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
BYE-LO-LAND; words and music by M.
C. Gould, arr. by Emlyn Lewys.
[11057
© 1c. May 31, 1913; E 309981;
Maude Cole Gould, San Francisco.
CA VA S’PASSER; chansonnette paroles
de Bertal et Maubon, musique de
Emile Spencer; piano et chant.
[11058
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316068; A. Bosc, Paris.
CABARET; march by C. Levenson; pf.
[11059
© June 13, 1913: 2 c. June 16;
1913; E 314271; Chas. Levenson,
Bronx, N. Y.
CABELLOS DE ORO; melodia poesia de
Oscar Amoedo, mfisica de E. H. de
Anduaga; piano et chant. [11060
© May 4, 1913; 2 ec. June 17, 1913;
E 316088; Dupuis, Paris.
1752—13—2
Stojowski, pour piano. [11061
© Apr. 1; 1918; 2 c. May 10, 1913;
E 307684; Heugel et cie., Paris.
CALIFORNIA; words by J. Garzoli, mu-
sic by Burt Wallace. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11062
© May '27,°1913;'2 ce June 6,
1918; E 311826; Jas. Garzoli, Sacra-
mento.
CALL ME SWEET NAMES; by Herbert
Spencer, arr. by Carl Williams;
vocal orech. in G with piano ace. 4to.
[11063
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec. May 81,
1913; EH 309983; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
CALL (THE) OF SPRING; caprice by F.
Clifton Hayes; pf. [11064
© June 9, 19138; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 311942; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
CALL TO REMEMBRANCE; anthem, music
by Richard Farrant, ed. by Gran-
ville Bantock; mixed voices; organ
ace. ad lib. 4to. [11065
) dune 15, ) 19133. 2. ¢. June.12:
1918; E 312344; J. Curwen & sons,
lItd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
CALLATE LA BOCA; tango argentino par
Valverde-Herpin; piano. [11066
© May 22, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 316191; Herpin, Paris.
CANADIAN BOAT SONG; by E. de Beau-
puis; pf. solo. [11067
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
EH 316003; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
Sydney, Australia.
CANADIAN LOVERS; words by O. B. Hall,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11068
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 19138;
E 318048; Orville B. Hall, Glidden,
Wis.
CANAILLE! valse humoristique, par A.
Bose; orch. avec piano conducteur.
Ato. [11069
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316069; A. Bose, Paris.
CaNnpDIoLo (H.) Intermezzo; par H.
Candiolo; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. [11070
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 19138;
E 316102; F. D. Marchetti, Paris.
671
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11071
pt. 12) Ds. ue
CANON IN B MINoR. See Schumann
(R. A.)
CANTIQUE POUR MESSE DE MARIAGE;
adieu de Venfant de Marie, paroles
du Pére A. Gohier, musique de S. S.
M. P. Ottawa, Canada. Alphonse
Hurtibise. [11071
© June 1, 1918; 2c. May 24, 1913;
E 312218; Grey nuns of the cross,
Ottawa, Canada.
Capricero. See Suite in E moll.
CAPRICCIO D’AMORE (Caprice d’amour) ;
valse chantée paroles de A. Eug-
Vincent, musique de F. Autiéro;
piano et chant. Paris, F. D. Mar-
chetti. Pr1072
© May 4, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 1918;
E 316056; Frédérie Autiéro, Paris.
CAPRICE HONGROIS; par Dezso Lederer,
arr. par Victor Charmettes pour
petit orchestre avec violon solo et
piano conducteur. [110738
© cag 29, 19138; 2 c«. May 81,
1918; E 807812; Enoch & co., Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
CAPRO E LA
(W. A.)
CAPUANELLA;:
CAPRETTA. See Mozart
canzone popolare, versi
di Ferd. Russo, musica di G. de
Gregorio. [11074
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1918;
EK 3807888; Polyphon - musikwerke,
A. G., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
CARAMBA CRIOLLO! tango argentino, mu-
sique de Miguel Picazo, op. 17; pf.
[11075
© May 4 , 1913; 2 2c. June 17, 1913:
E 316129; G.
CaRNAUD (—) Thirty easy duets; by
Carnaud, rev. by Edwin Franko
Goldman; two cornets. 4to.
Siéver, Paris.
[11076
© May 2, 1918; 2c. May 24, 1918;
EK 311600; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on newly re-
vised edition. ]
CARNIVAL
Will J,
TIME; words and music by
and Minnie D. Harris.
[11077
© June 3, 1918; 2 ce. June 5, 19138:
CARSE (A. VON AHN) Valse; by A.
von Ahn Carse; piano. (Recreative
pieces, series 2, no. 14a) [11079
© May 28, 19138; 2 @ May Sin
1918; E 38078387; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
CASTLES IN SPAIN;
Lemaitre, arr. by Henri J. Van
Praag; salon orch. with piano acc,
organ and violin obligato. 4to.
[11080
© drume 2 2, 19138; 2 & June; 19ia.
E 314022; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
CATCH MR, IF you CAN (Hasche mich) ;
by F. K. Sargent Brown, op. 12; pi-
ano. (Hight pieces for the piano
without octaves, no. 38.) [11081
© June 7, 1913; 2 ce Gunes
1918; E 3123383; B. F, Wood musi¢
co., Boston.
CAUSERIE (Prairie flower); ~- by
Francis McMillen, arr. by Gaston
Borch; orchestra. [11082
© June 18, 1913; 2 € June 2m
1918; E 3814544; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
CE QUE VOUS M’AVEZ DIT; valse chantée
extraite du sketch Le veuf joyeux
paroles de Henri Rimbert, musique
de Adolf Stanislas; piano et chant.
Paris, R. & M. Lion & cie, [11083
© May 4, 1913; 2 ¢. June 17, 19ie8
E 316114; Rimbert, Paris.
CELEBRE CAVATINE DE GEORGES, au
deuxiéme acte de La dame blanche;
opéra comique de Bojeldieu, paroles
de Scribe, annoté de FF, A. Gevaert,
continué par Alfred Wotquenne;
ténor et piano. (Répertoire class-
ique du chant francais, no. 2338.)
[11084
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ¢ Apr Fyigise
EK 312221; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
W 314085; Sunlight musie co., Chi-
cago. CENTRAL, WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH
CARRY THE MESSAGE; words by Ida Mr. Moon? Words by G. Rogers;
Scott Taylor, music by D. B. music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
Towner; male voices, [11078 ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11085
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. June 3, 1918; © June 14, 1913; 2 ce. June 25,
E 314042; Charles M. Alexander, 1913; E 314688; Grace McRKinley,
Philadelphia. Freemansburg, W. Va,
Z
672
valse lente by F.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
CHALET (LE) DES OISEAUX; polka par
Ch. Bauderlique; piano. Paris, Ré-
pertoire musical du XV°. [11086
© May 4, 1913; 2 ¢. June 17, 1913;
E 316057; Bauderlique, Paris.
CHAMINADE (C&cILE LOUISE STf£-
PHANIE) Piérette; air de ballet by
C. Chaminade, arr. by Theo. M. To-
bani; military band with conductor.
(Jn United States military band
journal, no. 198.) [11087
June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 814572; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
— Serenade; by C. Chaminade, arr.
by Theo. M. Tobani; military band.
[11088
© June 5,-19138;: 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 814580; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
CHANSON DU sorR; lied, poésie de L.
Moreau, musique de Henry Legrand;
baryton. [11089
© May 4, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 316104; Louis Marvis, Paris.
CHANSON JOYEUSE; by Henri Ravina,
op. 99, ed. by Karl Benker; pf.
[11090
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. June 14,
1918; E 314253; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
CHANTS SACRES; music by R. Beau;
chant et orgue. [11091
© May 17, 1918; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 316189; Robert Beau, Paris.
CHARME SECRET; valse chantée, paroles
de Edouard Grid, musique de Ch.
Leuntjens; piano et chant. [11092
© May 4, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 316070; A. Bose, Paris.
CHASE (THE); by Earl Victor Prahl;
pf. [11093
© June 10, 1913; 2 ec. June 11,
19138; E 311955; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
CHAUFFEUR IN LOVE; words by Chas,
Shafchick, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11094
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; HE 314721; Chas. Szewczyk,
Buffalo.
11102
CHAUTAUQUA GIRL; words and music
by EK. E. Harder. [11095
© June 11, 1918; 2 ec. June 14,
1918; E 311973; Erwin BE. Harder,
Chicago.
CHEERS FOR CALIFORNIA PATRIOTISM;
march and two-step by W. L. Need-
ham; piano. Chicago, Musician self-
maker co. [11096
© June 17, 1913; 2°c. June 19.
1913; E 318160; W. L. Needham,
Chicago.
CuHfne (LE) aavunors. See Musique
(La) contemporaine.
CHILDREN’S KINGDOM; children’s day
service; by Ira B. Wilson; orch.
score. 4to. [11097
© May 8, 1913; 2c. June 2, 19138;
FE 311686; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
text by Mabel J. Rosemon,
music by Ira. B. Wilson. 15 p. illus.
8vo. (Festal days, no. 151.) [11098
© Apr. 19, 1913; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
A 848244; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
Cuocto (EL); tango argentine by A.
G. Villoldo, arr. by Eugene Platz-
mann; pf. [11099
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314633; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
CHGUR JUBILANT; by Ernest Halsey ;
organ. obl. S8vo. (Jn The organ
loft, June, 1918, no. 286). [11100
© May 28, 1913; 2 c June 11,
1918; E 812328; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
CHOPIN (FreDERIC FRANCOIS) Funeral
march; by F. Chopin, arr. by Theo.
M. Tobani; orch. with piano acc.,
organ and obligato violin. Revised
edition. [11101
© June 17, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; BE 314553;. Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vised orchestration. ]
—— Hail to the Lord’s anointed; gen-
eral, words by J. Montgomery, mu-
sic by Chopin, arr. by Franklin Hop-
kins. 4to. (Hymn 3238; in Twenty-
two hymns.) [11102
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
1918; E 318130; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
673
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111038
CHRISTIANI (EMILE Foss) Valse im-
promptu; by E. F. Christiani; pf.
[111038
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1918; E 314405; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
CIENSONTLE; words by G. P. Arnold,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11104
© June 6, 1918; 2 c. June 23, 1913 ;
E 314585; G. P. Arnold, Garden
Grove, Ia.
City (THE) OF THE NEW ZION; words
by Cyrus, the Shepherd, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11105
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 17, 1918:
E 318042; H. P. Chappell, Glenmary,
Ky.
CLEAN (A) SWEEP; written by Great-
rex Newman, composed by Fred Ce-
cil; piano with text. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 94.) [11106
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce. June 6, 1913;
E 312282; Reynolds & co., London.
CLOVERLAND WALTZES; by A. Hart; pf.
Milwaukee, Hart & Dehn music pub.
co. [11107
© Apr. 24, 19138; 2 c« Apr. 28,
1918; E 311993; Alfonso Hart, Mil-
waukee.
CUR FIDELE; words by F. Chatterton
Hennequin, music by Ida Glendale:
in G. [11108
© May 24, 1913; 2c. June 2, 1913;
E 312212; J. H. Larway, London.
COIFFEUR-POLKA; par Maurice Gracey;
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[11109
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316146; Smyth, Paris. |
Cot. LOGAN’S MARCH; by W. A. Bar-
rington-Sargent; band. Obl. 24mo.
[11110
© May 22, 1913; 2 c« May Q7,
1913; E 311618; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
Cotork (THE) GUARD: march two step
by Gustave Schumann, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; full orch. 4to.
[11111
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913:
E 311917; J. W. Pepper & son.
Philadelphia.
COLORADO'S COLUMRBINE: words and
music by A. C. Parrett. [11112
© 1c. June 21, 1913: EB 318191;
Anna C. Parrett, Denver.
SS
pt. IIT, n. S., V. 8
COLUMBIA DRINKING SONG; music arr.
by R. H. Bagnell. {111138
© June 2, 1918; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 318213; R. H. Bagnell, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
COLUMBIA’S CALL; words and music by |
H. H. Fowler, arr. by J. W. Mc-*
Kenzie. {11114
© June 13, 1913; 2 c. June 18,
1918: E 314825; Herman H. Fowler,
Oakland, Cal.
COME BACK, STEAMBOAT BILL; words
and music by L. Fletcher Walker.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
{11115
© June 6, 19138; 2 ce. June 17,
1913; E 318084; Lucy F. Walker,
Fresno, Cal.
CoME BACK TO Ertn; fantasia by John
A. Armstrong; flute and piano.
[11116
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec June 25,
19138; E 314545; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
COME HOME, MY BOY, MY HAIR HAS
TURNED TO GRAY; words by Elliot
S. Allen, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
(11117
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
19138; E 318045; E. S. Allen, Kansas
City, Mo.
COME, LET’S GO TO THE MOVIES; words
by F. Y. Cohen, music by A. S. Kew.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. {11118
© June 19, 1913; 2 ec June 21,
1913; E 318172; Frances Yarrin
Cohen, Malden, Mass.
COME, LIVE WITH ME; words by Chris-
topher Marlowe, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (In Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series.) (11119
© June 4, 1913; 2 c June 5, 1913;
E 311883; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
York.
COME WITH ME TO LOVE’S PARADISE;
words and music by V. H. Geisler.
[11120
© 1c. June 138, 1913; E 314207;
Violet H. Geisler, Chicago.
CoMING HOME TO THEE: words and
music by C. F. Luscher. [11121
© June 10, 1913: 2 ec. June 33,
1913; E 314417; C. F. Luscher, May-
wood, Neb.
674
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
COMM’ ADDURATE ’E GIOVENTU’; Can-
zonetta, versi di Antonio Barbieri,
musica di G. de Gregorio. [11122
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307884; Polyphon-musikwerke A.-
G., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
COMMUNION SERVICE IN I": words from
the prayer book, music by W. K. E.
Vincent. (The parish choir, no.
1573. ) [11123
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 816145; Charles L. Hutch-
ins, Concord, Mass.
COMPLAINTE (LA); by Fleetwood A.
Diefenthaeler, op. 12; piano.
[11124
© Dec. 19, 1912; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 318256; William A. Kaun
mnusic co., Milwaukee.
Con (THE) sone; words by Frank E.
A. Thone, music by H. V. Harlan.
Grinnell, Ia. Tarvestad music
house. [11125
© May 16, 1913; 2 ec. June 2,
1913; E 311702; Hugh V. Harlan,
Grinnell], Ia.
Concert (THE) IN THE SKY; and,
Doing it all the time: medley two
step by Chris. Smith and Helen Trix,
arr. by T. F. Cooper; orch. and
piano. 4to. [11126
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 348002; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
CONCERT OVERTURE; by James H.
Rogers; organ in B minor. [11127
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
1913; E 314780; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CoNSOLATION. See Miniaturen.
Contrst (THE); words by Ejay Eff,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11128
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 318095: Mrs. S. M. Ful-
ghum, Watertown, S. D.
Corppéiia. See Delibes (C. P. L.)
CogvuETTe (LA); reverie or three step
by Zoel J. Parenteau; pf. [11129
© June 13, 1913; 2 ec. June 13,
1913; E 314206; Volkwein bros.,
Pittsburg.
COQUETTERIE; par V. Monti; violon,
acc. de piano. [11130
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 312351; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
11139
COUNTRY DANCE; by Aiexander Mac
Fadyen; pf. [11131
© June 18, 1918: 2 c. June 18,
1918; EK 814819; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
Country (A) FAIR; by Jan Hurst; pi-
ano. [11132
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. June 11,
1913; FE 312331; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
CoUuPLE (A) OLD AND GRAY; words by
©. Holzhaver, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11133
© June 14, 1918; 2 ¢. June 25,
1913; E 3814695; Cora MHolzhaver,
Fort Morgan, Col.
COUPLETS DE LorD Sweet; fragment de
lVopérette La Jeunesse dorée paroles
de Mm. Henri Verne et Gabriel
Faure, musique de M. Marcel Lattés.
(In Les annales politiques et litté-
raires; édition de Luxe, no. 1563.)
[11134
© June 8, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 316107; Max Eschig, Paris.
Cowxsoy Sure; words by R. Lawrence,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11135
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6,
1913; E 311763; Rosalind Lawrence,
Murrycross, Ala.
Cowpoy’s (THE) NIGHT THOUGHTS;
words by R. E. Igo, music by Albert
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11136
© June 14, i913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314700; Robert E. Igo, De-
port, Tex.
CRADLE soNnG; hy Theodora Dutton;
violin and piano. [11137
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314115; G. Schirmer, New York.
words and music by Alexander
MacFadyen. [11138
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 311705; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
Crazy SNAKE; words by C. Oldson,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11139
© June 14, 1918; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314650; Clifford Oldson,
Bartlesville, Ok}.
675
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11140
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
nS
CrRAzyY THAT’S ME; words by M. S.
Ellis, music by Bartley Walker.
[11140
1 ec. June 7, 1913; E 314090;
Maude S. Ellis, Indianapolis.
CRocoDILE (THE) CRAWL; words by
Harry Downing, music by Ray Egan.
[11141
© May 17, 1915; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 314282; J. Anton Dailey mu-
sic pub. co., Detrcit.
CRYSTAL WAVES; morceau elegante by
F. Conway, fingered by M. W. But-
ler; pf. [11142
© June 7, 1913; 2 ¢. June 9, 1913;
E 311897; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sic co., Sedalin, Mo. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
CuBIST GIRL; from All aboard! words
by E. Ray Goetz, music by Malvin
Franklin. [11143
© June 18, 1913; 2 ¢. June 18,
1913; E 314320; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder cO., New York.
CUCKOO AND FIREFLY; words and music
by, EB. Yaw. [11144
©1c. June 18, 1913; EH 314827;
Ellen Beach Yaw, Covina, Cal.
Cuckoo RAG; by Branksom Chine; pf.
[11145
©l1e. June 12, 1913; E 316153;
McKechnie music ¢o., Ottawa, Can-
ada.
CULLODEN; See Broughton (Rutland)
Three folk dances.
CULVER CADETS; valse words and music
by A. E. J. McCreary. [11146
© May 26, 1913: 2° e. May 27,
1913; E 3140938; Alfred Ernest John-
ston McCreary, Culver, Ind.
CUPID HOLDS THE KEY; duet lyric by
George E. Stoddard; music by
Charles Berton. [11147
© May 26, 1913; 2c. May 27, 1913;
K 311640; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CuPID’s CALL; words and music by
A. H. Edwards. [11148
© 1c. June 24, 1913; E 318239:
Ariadne Holmes Edwards, New
York,
CURATI L’INFLUENZA; Canzonetta com-
ica, versi di Rocco Galdieri (Ram-
baldo), musica di Evemero Nardella.
[11149
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. June 4, 1913;
EK} 3807885; Polyphon-musikwerke A.-
G., Wahren-Leipzig. Germany.
676 }
/
CurRSE (THE) OF AN ACHING HEART;
medley waltz by Al. Piantadosi and
Jack Richmond, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; orch. 4to. [11150
© June 27, 19138; 2 ¢ June aq
1913; E 314785; Leo Feist, inc.
New York.
D’LISL UND I; ged. von O. Sommer-
storff, musik von Victor Keldorfer,
op. 66. 1. Ausgabe fiir gemischten
chor, partitur u. stimmen. 2. Aus-
gabe fiir vierst. frauenchor, partitur
und stimmen. 4to. (Zwei heitere
lieder im osterreichischen volkston,
no. 1.) (11151, 11152
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ¢. each June 4, |
1918; E 307944, 307945; F. EH. C.
Leuckart, Leipzig.
DADDY IS GROWING OLD; words by E. M.
Atwater, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11153 |
© June 14, 1918; 2 ec. June Ze
19138; E 314718;
Petaluma, Cal.
DAHEIM; ged. von Schonaich-Carolath, |
musik von Franciscus Nagler, op. 80,
Partitur und |
[11154 |
no. 3, fiir minnerchor.
stimmen. 4to.
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ec. June 4, 19138;
E 307971; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. —
DANCE (A) IN THE FAIRY GLEN (Reigen
im feenthal); by
Brown, op. 12, no. 6; piano.
no. 6.)
Boston.
DANCING SUNBEAMS; novelette by Mort |
[11156 |
© May 28, 1913; 2 ec May 31,
1918; E 314011; Joe Morris music |
Weinstein; pf.
co., New York.
DANSE DES PAPILLONS (Dance of the]
butterflies) ; by Fleetwood A. Diefen- |}
[11157 |
|
1913; E 318257; William A. Kaun}!
thaeler, op. 10; piano.
© Dec. 19, 1912; 2 c. June 26;
musie ¢co., Milwaukee.
DANSE ESPAGNOLE, See Musique (La)
contemporaine.
DAPHNE AND APOLLO; by N. Cokeel
[11155))
© 1c. June 14, 1913; B 3119793)
Kingston, |)
Jepheott; pf.
Norman Coke-Jephcott,
iM, x.
Edith Atwater, |
F. K. Sargent |
(Hight |
pieces for the piano without octaves, |
[11155 |
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 11, 1913; |
E 312334; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
ee —————————
i
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
DARKNESS AND DAWN; words and mu-
sic by A. L. Wathen; B flat. [11159
© 1c. June 21, 1918; E 314777;
A. Lee Wathen, Louisville.
Dawn; by Rudolf Friml, op. 82, no. 1;
violin and piano. [11160
© June 38, 1913; 2c. June 5, 1913;
E 314084; G. Schirmer, New York.
DAWN AND EVENING; words by Martha
Keddell, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11161
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 23,
1913; E 314450; M. Keddell, Outre-
mont, Montreal, Canada.
DAWN OF HOPE; reverie by Jean De
Casella, arr. by Gaston Boreh; or-
chestra. [11162
© June 18, 1913: 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 314546; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
DAY IS DAWNING IN THE EAST; words
by Alice B. Caldwell, music by F. J.
L[ehmann. } [11163
© 1c. May 31, 1913; E 314169;
F. J. Lehmann, Oberlin, O.
DAY’S DYING IN THE WEST. See Twi-
light.
DEAR LITTLE FORGET-ME-NOT; words by
J. Sholes, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11164
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
FE 311812; Jennie A. Sholes, New
London, N. H.
DEAR OLD DADDY’S SALLY GAL; words
by G. E. Perigo, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., inc. [11165
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311805; Goldie E. Perigo, Sheri-
dan, Ind.
DEAR OLD GRANDMOTHER; words by F.
Williams, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11166
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 19138;
E 314455; F. Williams, N. S. Pitts-
burgh.
DEAR OLD NEBRASKA; words and music
by H. G. Kinscella. 4to. (In
Awegwan, v. 1, no. 7, May 20, 1913.)
[11167
© May 20, 1913; 2 ec. May 23,
1913; E 314072; Hazel G. Kinscella,
Lincoln, Neb.
11176
DEAR SLEEPING ROSE; words by E&.
Teschemacher, music by M. Leigh
Hope; no. 1 in D flat. [11168
© May 21, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
KB. 807871; Leonard & co., London.
DEEP IN A MAIDEN’S EYES; from The
lady of Luzon, words by M. C. Con-
nelly, music by Zoel J. Parenteau.
[11169
© June 3, 1913; 2 c June 3, 1913;
E 314085; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
DELIBES (CLEMENT PHILIBERT LEO)
CoPPELIA ; valse lente from the ballet
by Léo Delibes, ed. and fingered by
Paolo Gallico; pf. [11170
© June 12, 1913; 2 c. June 13,
1913; E 314197; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arranging, fingering and editing. ]
DELTA TAU DELTA; march and two step
by W. Stickles; pf. New York.
John T. Hall music pub. co. [11171
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 11, 1913;
E 311959; William Stickles, New
York.
DEMAIN DES L’AUBE.
(La) contemporaine.
See Musique
DEPRET (MAURICE) Trois aquarelles;
par M. Depret, op. 79; pf. Contents:
En frodlant les roseaux.—Réverie.—
Air de ballet. Arye
© May 2, 1918; 2 ¢. June 17, 1913;
E 316087; Maurice Depret, Paris.
DER LIGGER ET LAND; ord af Bjorn-
stjerne BjoOrnson, musik af Thor-
vald Lammers; kor og kvartetter
for mandsstemmer. S8vo. (Norsk
musikforlags udgave, nr. 269.)
[11173
© May 2, 1913; 2c. June 7, 1913;
E 307992; Norsk musikforlag, Kris-
tiania, Norway.
DESERTED; words by M. Buckingham,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11174
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
FE 3118385; Mattie Buckingham, Kan-
sas, O.
DESESPERANCE. See Musique (La)
contemporaine.
DEUTSCHE JAGER; ged, von R. Bach,
musik von Gustav Erlemann, op. 7.
no. 1, fiir minnerchor. 4to. 1. Par-
titur. 2. Stimmen. [11175, 11176
© June 1, 1913; 2 c. each June 4,
1918; E 312275, 312276; Bantus-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Trier, Germany.
677
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11177
pt. II, n. s., v. 8
DEUX ESQUISSES. See Musique (La)
contemporaine.
DEUX PETITES PIECES. See Musique
(La) contemporaine.
DIABLE (LE) BOITEAUX; ouverture par
Paul Leduc; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. hele ly arg
(© May 2, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 316093; F. D. Marchetti, Paris.
Do NOT TASTE OF STRONG DRINK; words
by I. J. Vanderpool, music by Maur-
ice B. de Packh. [11178
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
KE 311727; Irving J. Vanderpool,
Pruy, IN. Ls
Do YOU LOVE ME IN THE SAME OLD
WAY? words and music by H.
Harper. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [11179
© Apr. 25; 19182 2 ¢; May -i20,
1918; E 312126; H. Harper, Burnley,
England.
Do YOU LOVE ME LIKE YOU USED TO?
words by E. Montrose French, mu-
sic by Jean Buckley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11180
tC June. 6, 191s? oe: June’ 17,
1918; E 318046; Edwin M. French,
Polson, Mont.
Dog (THE) TRAIN; a la scherzo by
Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by T. P. and
Geo, J. Trinkaus; full mand. orch.
[11181
© May 29, 1918; 2 e¢. May 831,
1913; E 309984; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
DOING IT ALL THE TIME.
(The) in the sky.
DoLu’s (THE) LULLABY AND THE CHILD’S
See Concert
PRAYER; by F. H. Sea; pf. (Jn Pa-
cific coast musician, vy. 2, no. 6, June
1918. } [11182
©: June. %,..19132. 2 c...June 17,
1913; E 318018; Colby & Pryibil,
Los Angeles.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Lucia di Lam-
mermoor; Donizetti’s sextet tran-
scribed by Richard O. Liebich; or-
gan. Obl. 4to. [11183
© May 24, 1918; 2 ¢ May 27,
1913; E 311621; R. O. Liebich, Bu-
cyrus, O.
DonKEY (THE) RIDE; unison song,
words by Herbert Austin, music by
Percy Bowie. 4to, [11184
© June 28, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
DoNKEY’s (THE) STEP. (Le pas de
lane); by Paul Wachs; piano. .
. [11185
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
E 312289; Ed. Hamelle fils, Paris.
DoNKEY’sS TROT (Le trot des Anes);
célébre one step by A. Leducq; piano.
[11186
© May 29, 1918; 2 ¢, June 17, ff
1913; EB 316100; fa
Paris.
DoN’? BE A GOOP; words by Leon Pope,
music by W. Goldsmith. [11187
© 1c June 14, 1918; E 311982;
Willard Goldsmith, Philadelphia.
DON’T FORGET TO LOVE DEAR MOTHER;
words by L. Springer, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11188
Marchetti,
© June 6, 1913; 2 e June 23, §
1918; E 314449;
Columbus, O.
DON’T TELL ANYONE YOU SAW ME; Writ-
ten and
Allen. [11189
© May 27, 1918:\ 2 Biay 2s,
1918; E 312187; B. Feldman & ©o.,
London.
Don’r YOU HEAR THE SAVIOR CALLING;
words by Scott Lawrence, musi¢c by
Rosamond Astra. [11190
Lulu Springer, ff
composed by Andrew N. ff
© June 13, 1913; 2 « June 16, ff
1913; E 314301; John Astra, Spring- J
field, 1.
DON’T YoU
sic by E. Lyons.
WISH THOSE DAYS WERE |
BACK AGAIN, LOUISE? words and mu-
[11191 |
© June 25, 1913; 2 e. June 26,
1913; BH 318250;
Peace Dale, R. I.
DON’T YOU WISH YOU HADN’T DONE IT?
words and music by F. Donegani.
Edmund Lyons, }
[11192 |
© 1c. June 16, 1913; E 314308; if
Francesco Donegani, Reno, Nev. »:
DORMEUSE (LA); valse lente par Hugo i
de Rothe; piano.
[11198
© June 11, 1918; 2 ¢ June, 21, jf
1913; E 316179; E. Hamelle, Paris.
DowN AT OCEAN VIEW;
Johnny Sanderson and Sam Sim-
mons, music by Sam Simmons.
[11194 |
© June 14, 19138; 2.¢. June 16,
1918; H 314278;
Paris, J. Hamelle. |}
words - by.
1913; EF 312566; Novello & co., 1td., |
S. E. Simmons, }
London. ye
Norfolk, Va.
678
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6,1913
DowN BY THE OLD RUINED MILL; words
by T. B. Cowan, music by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, C. L. Partee
music pub. co. . [11195
© June 10, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
19138; E 318182; T. B. Cowan, Co-
lumbus, O.
Down IN Darropit LANE; from the
opera Princess Lulu, words by J. W.
Musgrove, music by Carl Blum.
Richmond Porough, N. Y. The H.
Traeger music house. [11196
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 831.
1913; E 309977; James W. Mus-
grove, Stapleton, N. Y.
DowN IN DEAR OLD JACKSONVILLE;
words by Clarence F. Webster, mu-
sic by C. L. Bluemer, arr. by Geo.
W. Clarke. [11197
© June 26, 1918; 2 c. June 23,
1918; E 314429; Charles L.
Bluemer, Chicago.
DowN IN OLD OHIO WHEN THE LEAVES
' BEGIN TO FALL: words and music by
R. P. Haas. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11198
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314504; R. P. Haas, Ash-
ville, O.
DowN IN THE MEADOW; words by Mrs.
W. H. Ward, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11199
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; E 314677; Mrs. W. H. Ward,
Richmond.
DRAMATIC MUSIC; compiled and arr.
by Theo. M. Tobani and Theo Ben-
dix; piano. Series 3. [11200
© May 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; E 314547; Carl Fischer, New
York.
DreaM (A); words by J. F. Johnston,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11201
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314448; John F. Johnston,
Charlottetown, P. E. I., Canada.
DREAM LOVE; words by Agnes Elderry,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11202
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 314674; Mrs. C. A. McEl-
derry, Fairfield, Ia.
DREAM LOVE’S DREAM; lyric by Gwynne
Denni and Jack Swift, music by L.
Denni. [112038
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
E 311967; Lucien Denni music ©co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
11212
DREAM OF ME, DEAR, AND I’LL DREAM OF
you; ballad words and music by
H. R. Hoyt. [11204
© 1c. June 18, 1913; E 314330;
Harry R. Hoyt, New York.
DREAM (A) OF PARADISE; words and
music by Richard Ferber. [11205
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 311948; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
DREAM SHIPS. See Paldi (Mari)
Five songs for little girls and boys.
DREAMING! words and music by H. A.
Stewart. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co., ine. [11206
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
FE 311751; H. Allen Stewart, Table
Grove, Ill.
—— words by W. F. Bloom, music by
M. K. Francis. New York, C. Il.
Partee music pub. co. [11207
© June 16, 19138; 2 ce. June 21,
1913; E 318177; William F. Bloom,
Portsmouth, N. H.
DREAMING, DEAR, OF THEE; words and
‘music by Helen Willard Howard.
[11208
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314109; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
DREAMING DREAMS OF ‘YOU; medley
waltz intro. I’m dreaming of you,
by Walter J. Pond and R. M. Stults,
arr. by Sol. P. Levy; orchestra. 4to.
[11209
© June 20, 1913; 2 c June 21,
1918; E 318196; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement, and melody
of I’m dreaming of you.]
—— words by Robert Todd, music by
Walter J. Pond. [11210
© June 13, 1913; 2 c. June 14,
1913; E 311972; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
DREAMING OF THE LONG AGO; words and
music by Carrie White. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11211
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June -23,
1913; E 314524; Mrs. I. C. White,
Brainerd, Minn.
DREAMLIGHT; words and music by D.
S. Percival. [11212
© 1c. June 28, 1913; E 318272;
Drusilla §. Percival, Seattle.
679
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11213
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
DREAMS AND MEMORIES; words by Mrs.
J. Brown, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11213
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 318018; Mrs. John Brown, Turtle
Creek, Pa.
DREAMS OF MY CHILDHOOD DAYS, COME
AGAIN; words and music by F. A.
Thole. [11214
© 1c. June 5, 19138; EH 314081;
Frank A. Thole, Seattle.
DREI WANDERER; ged. von Karl Busse,
musik von Karl Kimpf, op. 49, fiir
miinnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [11215
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
EK 307948; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES;
words by Ben. Jonson, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs
for medium and high voice; Great
English poets series. ) [11216
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 5, 1913;
E 311871; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
York.
DrRiInK (A) TRAGEDY; words by E. M.
Graham, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
a Palyg
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314517; Elsie M. Graham, Petta-
piece, Man., Can.
DRINOPOL MARCH; by A. Grill; band.
4to. [11218
© June 23. 1913: 2 ¢ June 25,
19138; E 314644; Jos. Jiran, Chicago.
DROOPING WILLOWS; words by O. M.
Warner, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
* [11219
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; E 314699; Ola M. Warner, De-
troit.
DruMs (THE) OF THE DESERT; words
by Fred. E. Wetherly, music by
George Hay; in E flat. [11220
© May 21, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
K 307869 ; Leonard & co., London.
Du BIST DIE RUH. See Schubert (F. P.)
DU BIST WIE EINE BLUME (Thou art
like a tender flower) ; poem by Hein-
rich Heine, translation and music by
H. Lehmann. [11221
© 1c. June 11, 1913; E 311951;
Hugo Lehmann, Waco, Tex.
DUBITATION; words and music by A.
M. O. Du Chameroy.
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311855; Schubert pub. co., Nash-
ville.
Duo PASTORALE; di Enrico de Leva;
piano. [11223
© June 14, 1913; 2 ce June 16,
1913; E 3812861; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
DuTTON (THEODORA)
Dutton; violin and piano. [11224
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314118; G. Schirmer, New York.
°K} GARIBALDINE D’ ’O0 MARE; versi di
Libero Bovio, musica di Rodolfo
Falvo. [11225
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 4, 1913;
E 307886; Polyphon-musikwerke A.-
G., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
EcHo BELLS; by John Hyatt Brewer;
organ. [11226
IO May 26, 1913; 2 ec. May 27,
1918; E 311632; G. Schirmer, New
York.
EcHo GLEN;
Sark, music by C. F. Worley.
[11227
© June 7, 1913; 2 e. June 6, 1913;
FE 311850: Charles I’. Worley music
co., Columbus, O.
ECHOES FROM THE OLD HOMESTEAD; by
J. Owen Long; pf.
© June 7, 1913; 2 ce. June 9, 1913;
E 311898; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sie co., Sedalia, Mo.
claimed on arrangement. ]
E’CREVISSES DANCE (Danse des écre- |
visses); par A. Turlet, réglée par
les Hermanos-Besson; No. 1. Orch. |
No. 1.)
PE [11229, 11230 |
each June 17,
1913; E 316140, 316141; A. Turlet, |
avec piano conducteur. 4to.
© May 2, 1913; 2 «.
Paris.
Er I TRIED TO MAKE LOVE WHEN I GOT |
COLD FEET; words by E. C. Stevens, |
New York, |
music by P. C. Lockhart.
C. L. Partee music pub. co. [11281
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
19138; E 318171; Earl C. Stevens,
Des Moines.
EHESPRUCH; ged. von EH. Geibel, mu-
sik von Heinrich van Eyken, op. 42,
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. (Zwei geistliche
lieder, no. 2.) [11232
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2.weoine =
1913; E 307957; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
680
[11222 ©
March; by T.
words by Samuel M. |
[11228
[Copyright is |
"
Py
~WHRE GOTTES IN DER NATUR.
_ EINLEITUNG,
~ no. 6,1913
See Bee-
thoven (Ludwig van.)
VARIATIONEN UND FUGE:
liber den choral, Jerusalem, du
hechgebaute stadt, von Karl Hoyer,
fiir orgel. [112338
© Apr. 28, 1913: 2 « June 4,
19138; E 307964; F. E, C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
ELAINE; valse impromptu; by J. R.
Morris, op. 46; pf. Boston, New
York. Evans music ¢o. [11234
© June 10, 1913; 2 e«. June 13,
1918; E 314184; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
ELEPHANT (THE) RAG; by Malvin M.
Franklin; pf. [112385
© June 3, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
BH 311716; Jerome H. Remick & ¢co.,
New York.
ELFENREIGEN ; ged. von Ricardo Huck,
musik von Martin Grabert, op. 43,
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. (Vier gesiinge, no.
2.) [11236
Apr. 28, '1913:7:2.¢. June 4,
1913; E 307951; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
ELK (THE) AND OLD GtLory; words
and music by F. Hackert. [11237
© 1c. June 12, 1913; E 314180;
Frederick Hackert, White Plains,
mY.
EMANCIPATION HYMN; begin to do,
words and music by W. D. Smith.
[11238
© June 19, 1913; 2 ec. June 20,
1913; E 314355; Wm. D. Smith,
Philadelphia.
HmMpPerRorR’s (THE) BODY GUARD (Die
rieter des kaisers) ; march by Car]
Meinecke, arr. by M. L. Lake; or-
chestra. Ato. [11239
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec June 25,
1913; E 314548; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
EMPFrANG. See Ball-szenen.
EN AVANT LES P’TITS GARS! paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de L. J.
Archainbaud; piano et chant.
[11240
© May 4, 19138; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 316071; A. Bosc, Paris.
En Bretacne. See Musique (La) con-
temporaine.
EN FREDONNANT. See Musique (La)
contemporaine.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
11248
EN FROLANT LES ROSEAUX. (See De-
pret Maurice) Trois aguarelles.
ENCHANTED (THE) FOREST; words by
Edward Teschemacher, music by
Montague F. Phillips. [11241
© June 28, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
1913; E 312569; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
ENCHANTING VISION; graceful dance
by George Dudley Martin; pf.
[11242
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314392; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ENCHANTMENT; duet words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Her-
bert Oliver; in A flat. [112438
© May 24, 1913; 2 c« June 2,
1913; E 312213; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
ENFANTILLAGE (Children at play); by
Carlos Ronzevalle; violoncello with
piano ace. (Two short pieces, no.
2). [11244
© June 16, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 316182; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
ENGLISH AIRS; arr. by W. A. Barring-
ton-Sargent; band. obl.24 mo. Con-
tents: The British grenadiers.—Rule
Britannia.—Roast beef of old Eng-
land. [11245
May, 22, 10tS*) 2G. May: 27;
1913; E 311616; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
ES WAREN HIRTEN AUF DEM FELDE (And
there were in the same country shep-
herds) ; worte aus der Bibel, musik
von F. Reuter; gemischten chor, uni-
sono-stimmen oder solo und orgel.
4to. (Geistliche chére, no. 22).
[11246
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 312308; Fritz Reuter, New Ulm,
Minn.
ESPRINGALE (Spring dance); by Er-
nest Harry Adams; pf. (Two com-
positions, no. 1.) [11247
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 314068; Boston music co., Boston.
EsquiMo (AN) LULLABY; berceuse, by
Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus, full mand. orch.
[11248
© May 29,1913; 2 c. May 31, 19138;
E 309985; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
681
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14249
Esquimo (AN) WEDDING: dance and
invocation by Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr.
by TI. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; full
mand. orch. [11249
© May 29;:1918: 2 ic... Mayol,
19138; E 309986; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
ESSENER HAMMERLIED; ged. von Alfred
Joos, musik von Anton Schwarz, op.
37, no. 2, fiir miinnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [11250
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307975; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
ESTERA POLKA; by W. Grzebinski, arr.
by P. J. Jankowski; pf.
J. Jankowski [and] F. E. Brzyckiska.
[i251
© May 28, 1918; 2c. June 2, 1913;
E 311700; Peter J. Jankowski, Buf-
falo.
HrerNeEL (L’) RETRAIN (The eternal re-
frain) ; paroles de V. Telly, musique
de Ch. Borel-Clere; piano et chant.
[P1252
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316066; Ch. Borel-Clerc, Paris.
EVENING; a reverie by Arthur Bergh,
op. 15, no. 1; violin and piano.
[112538
© May 14, 1918; 2 @ June 138,
1918; E 314233; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
English words by Edward Oxen-
ford, music by Hugo Wolf, ed. by
Clarence Dickinson; mixed voices.
4to. (Sacred choruses, no. 24.)
[11254
© June 4, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913:
E 311890; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ed-
iting. ]
EVENING MOOD (Abendstimmung) ; by
Richard Czerwonky; violin and pi-
ano. [11255
© June 2, 1918: 2c. June 25. 19i3:
HB 314549; Carl Fischer, New York.
EVENING SERVICE; words from the
Bible, music by W. D. Armstrong;
in G. Contents: Magnificat [and]
Nune dimittis. (The parish choir,
no. 1575.) [11256
© June 19, 1913: 2 ce June 20,
1918 ; H 314868; Charles L. Hutch-
ins, Concord, Mass.
EVENING SHADOWS: words by T. Wad-
leigh, music by Albert Bakey.
[11257
_© May 28, 1913; 2 ¢. June 9, 1913:
E 311927; Theodore Wadleigh, Chi-
cago.
68
Buffalo, P. |
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
EVENING sone; by Theodora Dutton; |
violin and piano. . [11258
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314116; G. Schirmer, New York.
EVER VARYING MADELINE; words by Al-
fred Tennyson, musie by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for me-
dium and high voice; Great English
poets series. )
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
[11259
E 311886; Cecil Mackie, ine., New |
York.
EVERY HOUR OF MY LIFE; words ‘and
musie by M. EB. Gregory. [11260
© Apr. 26, 1913; 2 ¢ June 7, 20nae
E 311958; Merritt E. Gregory, Mor- |
ristown, N. J.
EVERYWHERE YOU SEE A BIT 0’ GREEN A
GROWIN’; from The lady of Luzon,
words by M. C. Connelly, music by
Zoel J. Parenteau.
E 314036; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
Ev’RYBODY FALLS FOR SOMETHING;
[11261 |
© June 3, 19138; 2 ce. June 8, 1913; |
words by HE. M. Parrish, music by |
K. CC. Matté. New York, 3
Partee music pub. co.
[11262 |
© June 19, 1913; 2 ce. June BE |
1918; E 318170; Ernest M. Parrish, |
Bridgeport, Conn.
EXxcetstor! words by H. Young, music |
[11263 |
e. June 3,
by E. Hartman.
© May 24; 1918;72
1918; E 314025; Henry Young and
Elizabeth Hartman, Seaville, N. J.
EXQUISE; nouvelle valse sur les motifs |
les plus en vogue de A. Bosc; piano. |
[11264 |
© May 25, 1918: 2 @ June ds,
1913; E 316072; A. Bose, Paris.
Face (THE) IN THE FLAG I LOVE; lyric |
by Will D. Cobb, musie by Leo Hd-
wards. [11265
© May 26, 1918; 2 ec. May 27,
19138; E 311626; Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
FADED (THE) ROSE; words and music
by Helen Willard Howard. [11266
© June 5, 1913; 2 ec. June 7, 1913; |
EK 314110; C. W. Thompson & ¢o.,
Boston.
Fair PHI SIGMA KAPPA; words and
musie by H. L. Brown.
© Apr. 5, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 318014; Herbert L. Brown, Glen
Mills, Pa.
9
~
[11267 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10; 6, 1913
11285
FAIR WEATHER. See Paldi (Mari) ;
Five songs for little girls and boys.
ParREST (THE); gavotte by Wm. L.
- Kaltwasser; pf. [11268
~ © June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
‘EB 311938; Kunkel bros. music ¢o.,
St. Louis.
FAIREST (THE) FLOWERS.
(The) of the free.
far BALLOONS. See Paldi (Mari)
Five songs for little girls and boys.
words by Fedden Tin-
in D.
[11269
© May 21, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
BE 307870; Leonard & co., London.
See Flag
FAIRY BELLS;
_dall, music by Leslie Elliott;
FAIRY MOON; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Herbert
_ Oliv er; in BE flat. [11270
© May 24, 1918; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
| E 312214; J. H. Larway, London.
MarRY (THE) TEMPTER; words by
Samuel Lover, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for me-
dium and high voice; Great English
poets series. ) (11271
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 5, 19138;
E 311885; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
‘York.
TALKONIER (DER); ged. von A., musik
-yon Franciscus Nagler, op. 80, no. 2,
fiir miinnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [11272
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
EB 307966; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
PALLING IN LOVE WITH YOU; music and
lyrics by H. Rudolf Kies. [11273
© 1c. June 12, 1913; E 318168;
Hugo Kies, Dayton, O.
TANITUL: by Ole Olsen, op. 23, no. 3.
ed. by John Orth; pf. [11274
© May 27, 1913; 2 ec. June 14,
19138; E 314254; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
TANTASIA FUGATA; von Marie Caspary.
fiir klavier. [11275
© May 21, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
- E 307851; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
?ANTASIE DES BLANCHISSEUSES (In a
_ French laundry); words and music
by M. F. McDermott. Contents:
Lovely to live in a laundry.—It’s aw-
_fully hard to be only a man.—Frilly
_follies.—She flirts. [11276
» © 1 c. May. 8, 1913; E 314033;
oy France McDermott, Los Altos,
al.
_~
FANTASIE IN C MOLL; von Martin Gra-
bert, op. 44, fiir orgel. [11277
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
B 307925; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
FAREWELL; words by D. Hendrickson,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11278
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314687; Dennis Hendrick-
son, New Haven.
FAREWELL TO THE NORTHERN COW
RANGE; words by J. J. Housianx,
musie by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11279
© May 27, 19138; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311788; John J. Housianx, Doug-
las, Wyo.
FASCINATION WALTZ; by M. Greenwald;
violin and piano. [Violin in the
first position. ] [11280
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314393; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
FATALISTA (IL); versi di P. Cinque-
grana, musica di Nicola Valente.
[11281
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
EB. 307887; Polyphon-musikwerke A.-
G., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
FATAMA LA BRUNE; chanson orientale
paroles de F. L. Bénech, musique de
R, Desmoulins; piano et chant,
[11282
© May 4, 1913; 2 ec. June 17, 1913;
E 316064; i Bénech, Paris.
FAULKES (WILLIAM) Scherzo; by W.
Faulkes, op. 155, no. 3; organ in D
minor. [11283
‘ © May 6, 1913; 2 c. June 13, 1913;
E 312347; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
FAVORITE (THE) VIOLIN, CLARINET, AND
PIANO JOURNAL, NO. 12; by T. Mattei,
arr. by A. E. Harris. With cello ad
lib. [11284
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 27,
1913; E 311613; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
FEBRUARY; words by Louis Unter-
meyer, music by Merle Kirkman.
[11285
© June 20. 1913; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 314872; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
683
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11286
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8 |
rc echo NEE TET Os env EPR OIE mCP 0) VA USER
Iteur (LA) p’or. See Musique (La) |
Frettow (A) FROM THE CITY; words by
M. A. Doolittle, musie by Pascal
Patella and Mahlon G. Gray. New
York, Ferd. EK. Mierisch. [11286
© May 29, 1918; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 314643; Mary A. Doolittle,
Rosa Gap, N. Y.
Ferns (DER) KLANG; oper in 38 auf-
ziigen, von Franz Schreker. Par-
titur. [11287
© Dee. 9, 1912; 2 ce. June 28, 1913 ;
D 1938138; Univ ersal edition, Leipzig.
FERNS AND FLOWERS; waltzes by Carl
Loveland; piano solo. [11288
© June 21, 19138; 2 c June 23,
1918; E 314420; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
FESTIVAL MARCH; by Harry Schlom-
ing, op. 21, no. 1; violin and piano.
[11289
© May 26, 1913; June 25,
1918; E 314550; Carl Fischer, New
York.
FESTIVE MARCH IN A; by J. Lawrence
Erb, op. 23, no. 1; pipe organ.
[11290
2c. June 9, 1913;
Presser co., Phila-
2 aes
© June 9, 1913;
E 311944; Theo.
delphia.
mareh song
J. Cairns,
[11291
June 9,
Robert J. Cairns,
IicgHt FoR Hoty Cross;
words and music by R.
arr. by Will Hardy.
©. May ..28,, 1913; 2 ¢,
1918; E 311929;
Worcester.
FINALE. See Ball-szenen.
First (THE) FIRE MAKER; a festival,
words by Wm. E. Bohm, music by
I’. H. Bishop, dances by Mary Por-
ter Beegle. Vocal score. [11292
© 1c. June 18, 1918: EB 31438383;
Franklin Hobart Bishop, Newark,
IN, J;
FLAG DAY; march by Carl Schramm,
arr. by M. L. Lake; full orch. with
piano ace. 4to. [112938
© June 5, 1918; 2
1918; E 314551;
York.
FLAG (THE) OF THE FREE;
double eagle, by J. F.
land] The fairest flowers: by John
Danby. Ed. by Walter H. Aiken.
4to. (The Willis collection, no. 137.)
[11294
2c. June
Cc.) dune 725,
Carl Fischer, New
Under the
Wagner ;
© June 10, 1913:
1913; E 3814190; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
contemporaine.
Fuicht (THE) OF THE SWALLOW; by |
Kueken, arr.
voices. Svo.
© May 28, 1913 ; 2c. June 11, 7 |
1918; E 312832
Itd., London.
- Vincent music Co.,
Fruirt. See
FLIRTING JOHNNIE; words by Frank
Winn, music by R. Sauer, arr. by
L. A. Clark. [11296
© June 5, 1918; 2 ec. June 4, 1918;
EK 3117384; Robert Sauer, Provo,
Utah.
FLoripaA, FLORIDA, YOU HAVE MADE ME
CARE; words by O. A. Schmahl, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11297
© May 27, 1918;"2 > Jugeus
1913; E 311816; Oscar A. Schmahl,
Youngstown, O.
I"LORIDIANA; graceful d
Melnik, op. 41; piano. [11298 |
© June 23, 1913; 2 c June 24,
|
1913; BE 316187; B. F. Wood music f
co., Boston.
ILorreE (Derr) Bos; operette in 8 |
akten, von A. M. Willner und W.
Sterk, musik von Karl Stigler.
Vocal se. [11299
© 1c June 12, 1913; D 1930e.
Felix Bloch erben, Berlin.
FLY AWAY TO FAIRYLAND; written and |
composed by Fred Godfrey and
Harry Gifford. [113800 |
© May 27, 1918; 2c Mayas,
1918; E 312188; B. Feldman & GG,
London.
FLYING (THE) WALTZ; valse inter-
mezzo by E. Barlet; piano. Brus- }
Edition excelsior.
[11301 ©
© May 4, 1918; 2.4 Sime.
1913: E 316058; E. Barlet, Brussels, |
Belgium.
Sels, Belgium.
FOLDER OF JUBILATE SONGS;
fifth anniversary,
ary union, auxiliary to Southern
Baptist convention. Edited by H. W.
Porter. S8vo. [11802
© May 31, 1918; 2.¢. June 3, 1918;
E 314019; Woman’s
union, S. B. C., Baltimore.
FoLK-sone; by Theodora Dutton; vio- |
lin and piano. [11308 |
© June 5, 1913; 2 ce. June 6, 1918; )
E 314117; G. Schirmer, New York. |
684
"
if
4
i
by James Hyde; RE 4 | :
Ball-szenen. \
twenty- |
Woman's mission- |
mission”
|
1913; E 312127; John Livesey, Sion,
Canada.
‘For A FEW WORDS OF ANGER AND SCORN ;
ballad words and music by C. H.
Horton. [11805
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 13,
1913; E 314211; Charles Herbert
Horton, Brookline, Mass.
For A WHILE; words by Dorothy M.
Mollett, music by F. Sewell South-
gate. [11306
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 19138;
E 312293; Weekes & co., London,
For I AM TRUE TO YoU; words by M. M.
Blair, music by L. A. Clark. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[113807
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314445; Morris Myers Blair,
Ensley, Ala.
For I LOovE YOU, HONOR BRIGHT; words
by R. H. Carter, music by Jack
Staniey. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11308
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
1913; E 318070; R. H. Carter,
Weldon, Il.
‘For I’m LONGING; words and music by
' ©. E. Fort. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11809
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce. June 17,
1913; E 318053; Chas. E. Fort, Reu-
bens, Ida.
\ a IT’S THE SALARY THAT COUNTS;
words by S. Askin, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11310
© June 6, 1913: 2 e. June 17,
1913; E 318063; Seymour Askin,
Rochester, N. Y.
For Lov AND ME; words by A. C.
Shaw, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11311
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314515; Annie C. Shaw,
Cassadaga, N. Y.
FoR MOTHER’S SAKE; words by E. S.
Booth, music by P. C. Lockhart.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [11312
© June 16, 1913; 2 c June 21,
; 19138; E 318179; BE. Scarr Booth,
) Berkeley, Cal.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 6, 1913 11321
‘FoLLow THE LEADER; march two step | FoR My VEAR HOME I AM PINING;
by J. Livesey; pf. Washington, H. words by W. Steyh, music by Jack
» Kirkus Dugdale co. [11304 Stanley. Washington, H. Wirkus
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ¢ May 20, Dugdale co. [113813
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
FE 311759; William Steyh, La Grange,
Ill.
For THE PRETTIEST BOAST OF IRELAND
IS THE GIRL I LOVE; words by G. G.
Conlan, music by L. “A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11314
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 17, 1913;
E 318061; Gus. G. Conlan,. San
Francisco.
FOR THEE, O DEAR, DEAR COUNTRY; gen-
eral, words by J. M. Neale set to
music by Franklin Hopkins. 4to.
(Hymn 407; in Twenty two hymns.)
[11315
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 19,
1913; E 318140; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
FoR YoU, YoU, You; words by Mrs.
J. H. Smith, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11316
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314467; Mrs. John H. Smith,
Brockton, Mass.
march, two-step by
Charley Straight, arr. by Sol. P.
Levy; orch. 4to. [11317
©. June, 16,..1913;:,2 .¢. June,17,
1913; E 318006; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. |
FOREST QUEEN;
FOREVER AND AYE; words and music by
A. L. Wathen. [11318
© June 10, 19138; 2 c June 21,
1913; E 3814778; A. Lee Wathen,
Louisville.
Forty soNas. See Tschaikowsky
(PE) -
Fox (THE) HUNT; galop by Neil
Moret; pf. [11319
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 29,
19138; E 314075; Whitney Warner
pub. co., New York.
FRENCH (THE) PARTRIDGE; words and
music by J. L. Molloy; in D. [11320
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 19,
1913; E 316152; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
FRIENDSHIP MARCH; by M. Greenwald;
violin and piano. [Violin in the
first position. ] [113821
© June 23, 19138; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314894; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
685
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11322
FRILLY FOLLIES.
See Fantasie des
blanchisseuses.
FRISCO SPECIAL; march by A. B. Bauer.
- Melody only. [11822
© 1c. June 16, 19138; E 314245;
‘ Adolphus B. Bauer, San Quentin,
Cal.
FroM AN OLD FRENCH SONG BOOK;
- words translated by Arthur Symons,
- music by Edward B. Hill. [118238
© June 14, 1918; 2 c. June 13,
1913; E 314212; HE. B. Hill, Boston.
From Comus; a study in the dominant
words by John Milton, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs
for medium and high voice; Great
English poets series. ) [11824
» © June 4, 1913; 2 ¢. June 5, 1913;
E 311880; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
FROM THE BOSOM OF OCEAN; words by
Bayard Taylor, music by Charles
Dudley Underhill; quartett for male
voices. 4to. 1325
© May 27, 19138; 2 c. May 27,
1913; E 311633; Wm. A. Pond & ¢co.,
New York.
FRONTIER DAY; words by H. G. Robin-
son, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11326
© June 6, 1993: 2 c. June 23.
1918; E 314514; Hugh G. Robinson,
San Francisco.
FRUHLINGSGRUSS.
(Carl)
Furst (DER) VON ZANSIBAR; posse mit
. gesang, nach einer .englische idee,
. gesangstexte und musik von Rudolf
Baron; klavierauszug mit text.
[11827
FUNERAL MARCH. See Beethoven
(Ludwig van)——Chopin (F. F.)
Cy Dec, 17, 1912: 2: éa.Junei2s,
1918; D 19312; Ravera-verlag, Ber-
lin,
See Schiebold
Zwei minnerchore.
Funny (THE) MOON; a musical farce
in two acts, lyrics and music by B.
Gay. Vocal score. [113828
© May 28, 19138; 1’ ce June 2,
1913, 1 ec. June 10, 1913; E 314151;
Byron Gay, Annapolis, Md.
GAIETY RAG; by H. D. Root; .orch.
4to. [11329
© June 4, 1918; 2 ¢. June 13,
19138; E 314227; Herbert Dwight
Root, Fairfield, Wash.
GAMBLING; words by John Lylye, mu- |
sic by Franklin Hopkins. (In
Thirty songs for medium and high
voice; Great English poets series.)
[11330
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1918;
E 311882; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
GAMMES (LES) HEBDOMADAIRES; régle- |
ment de travail pour chaque jour de
la semaine par Arnoud Krever; en- |
Saignement du piano. Paris. A.
Alips. [11331
© May 29, 1913; 2 @ Junesee
1913; E 316095; A. Krever, Paris.
GAVOTTE; by G. B Martini, ed. by Hd-
uardo Marzo; American organ.
[11832
© June 4, 1913s: 2 camer
1918; E 3811706; John Church co., |
[Copyright is claimed |
Cincinnati.
on revision and editing.]
GAYETY MAZURKA; by M. Greenwald;
violin and piano. [Violin in the
first position. ]
pt. 111, n. s., v.8 |
—
1
4
it
en a
—_—
_—- Sa
—
[11333
© June 23, 1913; 2 e June 23, if
1918; E 814895; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
GENTLE (THE) VOICE OF JESUS; words |}
and music by L. L. Steely.
N. Y. Chauncey Vandemark music
co.
© June 12, 1913; 2 @ June Fe,
1918; E 314213; Luther L. Steely, |
Lewiston, Pa.
GERMAN PEASANT DANCE; by
Schloming, op. 21, no. 5; violin and
piano.
[11334 |
Harry |
[11835 |
© May 26, 1913; 2 @ June 25, |
1918; E 314554; Carl Fischer, New |
York.
GET ON THE WATER WAGON AND TAKE A |}
RIDE WITH ME; words and music by |
William J. Maclaren. New York.
John T. Hall music pub. co. [11836
© June 12, 1913; 2 « June 14,
1918; E 311984; William J. McGaw,
Philadelphia.
GETTYSBURG FIFTY YEARS AGO. See
Tribute to Old Glory.
Giorz (LE) D’AMoRE; versi di Raff. |
Ferraro Correra, musica di Emanu-
ele Nutile. [11337
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c June 4, 1913; -}
E 307890; Polyphon-musikwerke A.-
G. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
686
Kiserike, |}
no. 6, 1913
GIRL (THE) I LOVED IN CHILLY MICHI-
GAN; words by D. Clute, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11838
© June 14, 1918; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314653; Dora Clute, Sparta,
Mich.
GIRL OF MY DREAMS; lyric by A. W.
. Pinneo, music by J. E. Stuart.
[113839
© 1c. June 28, 1913; E 318273;
Alfred W. Pinneo, New York.
Girat (THE) WITH THE SUNSHINE
_ SMILE; words by Jess Lewellyn, mu-
sic by Franz Hoffman. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11340
© June 14, 1913; 2 ce June 25,
1918; E 314655; Frances H. Phillips,
Miami, Fla.
is
Girts (THE) OF AMERICA ARE GOOD
ENOUGH FOR ME; words by C. B.
Moore, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11341
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
1913; E 318058; Charles B. Moore,
Buffalo.
GIVE ME YOUR HEART; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Lionel Tree; in
D. [11342
© June 12, 1913; 2 ¢ June 16,
1913; E 312369; Charles Sheard &
{ co., London.
{
LEAM, GLEAM, O SILVER STREAM; [and]
Let now the harp; words by F. E.
Weatherly, music by P. de Faye,
arr. by Walter H. Aiken; mixed
voices. 4to. (The Willis collection,
no. 136.) [11343
© May 31, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
E 311731; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
LORIA PatRI; by I. V. Flagler; mixed
voices. (Octavo church music, no.
10272.) [11344
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 314305; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ORIOUS AMERICAN FLAG; march by
F. Baudel; orch. avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. [11345
© May 29, 1913; 2 c: June 17,
1913; E 316059; Fr. Baudel, Bou-
j logne, France.
GuLory To Isis. See Verdi (Giuseppe)
) 1752—13-——3
a
| 68
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
11355
GLORY TO JESUS OUR KING; words and
music by W. B. Glisson. [11346
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
EK 314092; W. B. Glisson, Ruther-
ford, Tenn.
Go SLEEP, MA HONEY; words by Ed-
ward D. Barker, music by Merle
Kirkman. [11347
© June 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 20,
1918; E 314873; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
Go THE OTHER WAY; quartette, words
and music by H. J. Lincoln. 1. Male
voices. 2. Mixed voices.
[11848, 11849
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. each June 6,
1918; E 311841, 311842; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
GOD BE MERCIFUL UNTO US AND BLESS
us; Deus misereatuer, music by I. V.
Vlagler; mixed voices. 4to. [11350
Ce); Suriey BS Od Ris Peres \Tiine 23,
1913; KE 314896; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
GOD GIVE US MEN; words by Geo. F.
Zaneis, music by Rosamond Astra.
Evanston, Ill., Geo. F. Zaneis.
. Liteet
(C). jone, 16,,, dos |. 2 Je, Tune, 20,
1915; E 314348; John Astra, Spring-
field, Ill.
GOD HELPING ME I’LL STAND; words by
W. C. Martin, music by Edward M.
Fuller; arr. by D. B. Towner; male
voices. [11852
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913;
E 314048; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
GODARD (BENJAMIN Louis PauL) 4
éme mazurk; by B. Godard, op. 103,
ed. and fingered by Paolo Gallico;
pf. [11853
© June 12, 1913; 2 ec. June 13,
1913; E 314200; Jos. W. Stern & co..
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing. ]
GOING SOME; two-step by L. Hard-
wick; pf. solo. [11854
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 316004; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia.
GOLD DUST; twins rag two-step by Nat
Johnson; pf. [113855
© June 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314428; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
load
(
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11356
GOLDEN SHOWERS (Pluie d’or) ; waltzes
by John T. Hall; orch. with piano
ace. 4to. [11356
© June 5, 19138; ec. June 25,
1918; E 814555; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
9
GOLDENBUTTERCUPS; idyll by Eugene
Platzmann; oreh. and pf. 4to.
[11857
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 10,
1913: E 314124; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN; words by
J. Cromie,
Washington,
music by Jean Buckley.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11358
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 318062; James Cromie, El
Centro, Cal.
Goop-BYE: words by H. Salmon, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [113859
© May 27, 1918; 2 ec. June 6,
1913: E 311767; H. Salmon, North
3attleford, Canada.
GOOD-BYE, DEAR OLD MOON; words by
A. music by Joe Jordan.
{11360
© June 14, 19138; e. June 14,
1913; E 314225; Will Rossiter, Chi-
A. Govern,
9
~
cago.
Goop-BYk, LYNETTE; Words by Will
Ogilvie, music by Kathleen Shaw-
Mayer; piano with text. (Lawrence
Campbell musical monologues, no.
6). [11361
© June 10, 1913: e. June 6,
1913; E 312286; Frederick Harris
co., London.
GOoD-BYE MY TANGO; in Ziegfeld follies
1913, words by George V. Hobart,
music by Raymond Hubbell.
[11362
© June 21, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913: E 314488; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
(,00D-BYE POOR OLD MANHATTAN; from
all aboard! words by E. Ray Goetz,
music by Malvin Franklin. [11363
© June 18, 1918; 2 c. June 18,
1918; E 314822; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
(,00D NIGHT, FAIRIES ALL (Feen, gute
nacht); by F. K. Sargent Brown,
op. 12, no. 8; piano. (Eight pieces
‘or the piano, without octaves, no.
8). [11364
© June 7, 1918; 2 ¢. June 11,
1913: E 312835: B. F. Wood music
0., Boston.
pt. 1, n.s., v. 8%
Good NIGHT MY LADY LOVE; by
orch. Ato. ay)
© June 18, 1918; 2 ¢« June 16,
1913; BE 3142938; Edwin Schwingen-
stein, Pittsburgh.
GooD NIGHT SLEEPY DREAMY MOON;
words and musie by Dick Hertzler)
i. e. J. R. Hertzler.] [11366)
© June 10, 1918; 2 e. June 16,)
1913; E 314804; Progressive music
co., Memphis, Tenn.
Goop (A) OLD wortD; from The isle of
years ago, lyric by G. A. Walter jr.,
music by A. O. Olmsted. [11367
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 « June 16,8
1913; E 314292; G. A. Walter jr.,
Green Bay, Wis.
GRACE FROM ON HIGH: English words
by Edward Oxenford, music by’,
Hugo Wolf, ed. by Clarence Dicking
son ; mixed voices.
choruses, no. 22.) [11368
June 4, 1918; 2 c« June 6,
19138; E 311892; H. W. Gray co,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on editing. ]
GRACIA (LA) CRIOLLA; tango argen-
tino de Sarrablo; piano. [11369,
© May 29, 19138; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316101; F. D. Marchetti, Paris.
GRAN (IL) SIGNORE; versi e musica di
Franc. Buongiovanni. [11870
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307885; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
GRAND (LE) ROUQUIN; chanson rea-
liste paroles et musique de L. Bé-
nech et E. Dumont; chant et piano.
[11371 |
© May 4, 1918; 2 ¢« June 17,
1913; E 316062; L. Bénech, Paris.
GRAND StaM Wrtson; words by R.,
Main, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[113872
© May 27, 1918; 2 ¢. June 6, 1913;
I) 311778: Robert Main, Thrums,
North Nelson, Canada.
GRANDE VALSE ROMANTIQUE; by Louis |
Gregh, ed.
Gallico; pf.
© June 12, 1913; 2 ¢. June 13,
1913; E 314198; Jos. W. Stern & j
co.. New York. [Copyright is
claimed on arranging fingering and |
editing. ]
|
no. 6, 1918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
GRANDMOTHER’S WAITING: words by | Gypsy Marte: words and music
Mrs. F. Fuller, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [113874
fe wne. 6., 1915; 2 ce. June 23,
1913; E 314512; Mrs. Frank Fuller,
Gloversville, N. Y.
GRANDPA’S STORY; words by Sally E.
Kirby, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
pitst5
foydune 14,°1913: 2 ec June 25,
1913; E 314685; S. E. Kirby, Shef-
field, Ala.
GREATEST (THE) WISH IN THE WORLD;
words and music by Teresa Del
Riego; in F. [113876
(June 24, 1913: 2 c. June 24,
1915; E 316177; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
GREETING TO SPRING; song by Maude A.
Dix. inulsrerd
(oe sune* 21,1918: 2 ec. June 30,
_ 1918; E 314781; Willis music co.,
: Cincinnati.
Grieg (Epvarp HaceruP) To spring
(An den friihling); by Edvard
| Grieg, op. 43, no. 6; arr. by Mark
Skalmer; violoncello and piano.
| [11878
@) May 43, 1918; 2 c« May 24,
1913; E 311601; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
Klinefelter, music by L. Martin, New
York. Kellogg music co. [11379
move 14. 1912-2 c. May 24,
| 1918; EB 314155; Augusta Klinefelter,
_ Fort Collins, Col., and Lydia Martin,
' Saint Maries, Ida.
|
|
(GRIrrE (LA) KECHU! words by A.
\Grossr (DER) MORGEN; words by A. J.
_ Bucher, music by Ira B. Wilson.
| [113880
) i) Jume, 4 1913: 2 c June 13,
betsia; HH 314192; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
|
\GUIDE ME, O THOU GREAT JEHOVAH;
| words from the Bible and a hymn
| by W. Williams, music by Bradford
| Campbell, op. 71; high voice in B
| flat. [11881
© May ‘16. 1913. 2 c. June 13,
| 1913; E 314233; Oliver Ditson co.,
| Boston.
11387
1 by
i B. Kooser. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11382
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
1913; E 318054: Geo. B. Kooser, Chi-
cago.
Ha, HA! OvrR JACK IS HERE: a stir-
ring patriotic song. words and music
by Bernahl and Vietri. riiese
© June 16. 1913: 2 ¢ June 20.
1918; E 314859: Bernahl & Vietri.
Newport, R. I.
HA QUE LA CHAIR,
contemporaine
See Musique (La)
HABANERA, See Bizet (Georges)
HANDEL (GrEoRG FRIEDRICH) Air de
Vhéroine, au troisiéme acte d’Alcina :
opéra de Heendel, traduction fran-
caise de Ernest Closson, annoté de
Fr. A. Gevaert. continué par Alfred
Wotquenne; sop. et piano. (Réper-
toire francais de Jlancien chant
classique, no. 486 ) [11884
CG Jan. 1, 1998-2 « Apr, 7, tote:
FH 312227; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
—— Jeptha; oratorium, text von Th.
Morell, tbersetzt von H. Gervinus
und Fr. Chrysander. musik von G.
Fr. Hindel, neue bearbeitung von
Hermann Stephani, fiir klavieraus-
zug mit text. [11885
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 3079138; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
Pensa a chi geme d’amor pia-
gata; air de Melisso au deuxiéme
acte d’Alcina, opéra de Heendel, tra-
duction francaise de Ernest Closson,
annoté de F. A. Gevaert, continué
par Alfred Wotquenne; basse et pi-
ano. (Répertoire francais de l’an-
cien chant classique, no. 485.)
[11386
© Jan; 1, 19135 2:e Apr) T,.2ehay
E 312226: Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. |
__-- Sirenen. (Die) .(The- Sirens);
musik von G. F. Handel, bearb. von
Louis Victor Saar fiir dreistimmi-
gen frauenchor mit mezzosopraDsolo
u. streichorchester, mit unterlegtem
klavierauszug. [11387
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913:
E 307959; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
HAIL TO THE LORD'S ANOINTED. See
Chopin (F. F.)
689
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
11388
pt. 11k; DS |
HAIL TO THE POTLATCH; words and mu-
sic by A. Freed. [11388
© June 14, 1913: 2 °¢. June 21,
1918; E 318186; Arthur Freed, Se-
attle.
HALLELUJAH; song, music arr. by R.
H. Bagnell. [11889
© June 1918: 2) ec) June 21,
1918; E 318214; R. H. Bagnell, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
HampBreaAu (LA) MARCH; by S. H.
Hambro; pf. [113890
© 1c. June 14, 1913; E 311981;
Sara H. Hambro, Dorchester, Mass.
E[ANDS UP; written by R. P. Weston,
composed by Fred Godfrey. [11891
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 16, 19138 ;
BE 312374; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London.
Happy CHRISTIANS; words by N.
Young, music by C. Harold Lowden.
[11892
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 19138;
E 311844; J. H. Welch, Eastpoint,
Pa.
HAPPY MOMENTS; waltz by HE. J. Mer-
gen ; pf. [11393
© June 7, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 311899; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
€@:, Sedalia, Mo. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
9
ms
HARD TIMES, COME AGAIN NO MORE;
words and music by Stephen C. Fos-
fer, music arr. by, B. C. Tuthill:
[113894
© June 2, 1918; 2c. June 21, 1918;
E 318224; Burnet C. Tuthill, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
HARE (THE) AND THE TORTOISE; words
by Jessica Moore, music by Geo. L.
Spaulding. [11895
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. May 27,
1918; KE 311641; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
HARK! HARK! MY SOUL; words by F.
W. Faber, music by W. C. Williams;
Solo and quartett or chorus. New
York, Robin Ellis. 4to. [11896
© June 16, 1918; 2 c June 16,
1913; E 314295; W. C. Williams,
New York.
HARLEQUIN’S SONG; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Herbert
Oliver; in B flat. [11397
© May 24, 1913; 2c. June 2, 1913:
1D) 312215: de Ei. Larway, London.
Harpist (THE) ; See Recreative pieces.|
HAYMAKING TIME; words by R. W.|
Pascoe, music by H. von Holstein. |
[11398 |
© 1c. June 2, 1913; H Siig 3
R. W. Pascoe and Hans yon Heol-
stein, Detroit.
HE CAME FROM NEW YoRK CITY; words}
and music. by B. F. Brown, jr.)
Washington, Hayworth music pub.|
co. [11399 |
© June 25, 1918; 2 ce June 26)
BE 31 panes ki ; Benjamin F. Brown, |
_ Raymond, :, ae
my COULDN’IT KEEP A NICKEL OVER SUN-
DAY; words and music by F. Done-
gani. [11400
© 1c. June 11, 1918; E 3119585
Francesco Donegani, Reno, Ney. i,
HE KNOWS;
Dietrick,
ler, arr.
voices.
© May 7,
E 314044;
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed]
on arrangement. | |
words by Emma S|
by. D.
rence, music (a Rosamond Astra. 4
[11402
© June 13, 1918; 2 c. June 116i
19138; E 3143800; John Astra, Spring: jj
field, Ill.
HE’s SO GOOD:
by Wm.
G. 4to.
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 10, 1913 }
EH 314125: Penn music co., New
York. |
—— from Ziegfeld follies, 1913; iyrit
by G. Buck, music by D. Stampe
New York. The Penn music co. |}
[1140
© June 16, 1918: 2 @ fuga
1918; E 314881; William Hae
Gene Buck and Dave Stamper, New
York.
HEART OF SOMEONE LONGING TO |
words and music by A. M. went
man. [11408}
© June 27, 19138: 2 « June
1918; E 314775; Alice M. Wightman}
Newark, N. J. i)
HEAVENLY (THE) COUNTRY; a ‘Owe
by Dave Stamper, arr]
M. Redfield; vocal orch. inj}
song, words and music by J. Owe
Long; [11408
2c. June 9, 1913}
Perry & sons’ musi
Mo. [Copyright i
med. voice.
© June 7, 1913;
BE 311900; A. W.
co..
claimed on arrangement. ]
690 :
|
Sedalia.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
0. 6, 1913
[EAVENLY (THE) REST: words by E.
Husband, music by W. F. Sudds.
[11407
June 28, 1918; 2 c. June 28,
1918; EF 318252; Phillips music co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
[EAVEN’S HARVEST HOME: words by
Carrie Lee Bowyer, music by D. B.
Towner; male voices. [11408
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. June 8, 1918;
E 314045; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
[ELLO HONEY; from Ziegfeld follies,
1913; words by George V. Hobart,
music by Raymond Hubbell. [11409
Seoeme 15. 1913; 2 ©. June: 13,
foie. © 314198; T..B.. Harms .&
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
[ER CHEEKS WERE RED AS ROSES; words
by Charles Oliver. music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. MKirkus
Dugdale co. [11410
© June 6, 1918: 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 318094; Chas. Worbs,. West Mans-
field, O.
[ER DEAR FACE IN SLUMBERLAND; words
and music by J. Stewart. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co., ine.
[11411
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20, 1918;
E 312125; John Stewart, Hamilton,
Canada.
[ER EYES; words by Mary Y. Morris,
music by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11412
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1918;
E 314508; Mrs. Sheldon Morris,
Jacksonville, Fla.
ER GLANCE WAS THE BEST OF THE
RAYS; words by George Gordon, mu-
sic by Franklin Hopkins. (In
Thirty songs for medium and high
voice; Great English poets series.)
[11413
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 311864; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
York.
ER QUESTION; words
ton, music by Jack Stanley.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
{11414
So May 21, 1913; 2 ¢, June 6,
1913; E 3811792; Jane H. Carlton,
Oriska, N. D.
[ER WILD BroNcHO BILL; words by
E. M. Burr, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11415
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314717; Eleanor M. Burr,
North Port, N. Y.
by J. H. Carl-
Wash-
691
HERR, LEHRE MICH TUN NACH DEINEM
WOHLGEFALLEN (Lord, teach me to
do 'Thy will); from Heilige klaenge
in Gottes garten, words from the
Bible, music by H. EF. AubkKe.
[11416
© June 19, 1918; 2 ¢c. June 25,
1918; E 314648; H. F. Aubke & A.
H. F. Breuer, Allegheny, Pa.
HESITATION (L’hesitation) ; valse bos-
tou by Jas. M. Shaw; pf: [11417
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 311722; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
HIRONDELLE (L’) DU FAUBOURG; chan-
son, paroles et musique de L.
Bénech et E. Dumont; chant et
piano. [11418
OG) May |4, 1918s 2 c, dune 17,
1918; E 316061; L. Bénech, Paris.
HIS GUIDING WILL; English words by
Edward Oxenford, music by Hugo
Wolf, ed. by Clarence Dickinson;
mixed voices. 4to. (Sacred
choruses, no. 23.) [11419
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311891; H. W.. Gray co. New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
HITCH YOUR WAGGON TO A STAR; words
by John Phillip Whitman, music by
Gus Hawthorne. [11420
(©) -May: 2.5 19t3e..00 6.) May SL,
1913; E 307818; Reid bros. ltd., Lon-
don.
Hogo’s (THE) DREAM; Waltz by T. H.
Fogg, arr. by E. Emerson Brown;
orchestra. Los Angeles, Hatch &
Loveland. 4to. [11421
@ “Apr. 18; 191382 2..c. June», 23;
1918; E 314441; T. H. Fogg, Los
Angeles.
Hockey (A) sone; words by Greville
E. Matheson, music by James M.
Gallatly, ed. by Ernest Young. 4to.
(Songs of school life, no. 5.)
[11422
© June 5, 1913; 2c. June 7, 1918;
E 812294; Weekes & co., London.
Hoty (THE) BIBLE; words and music
by 8S. C. Carter. [114238
©), dune |11, 1913; 2c... June 12,
19138; E 314174; Samuel C. Carter,
Howard Lake, Minn.
Hoty (THE) cITY JERUSHA; words by
Cyrus, the Shepherd, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11424
© May 27, 19138; 1¢. June 6, 1913;
1 ec. June 12, 1918; E 314163; H. P.
Chappell, Glenmary, Ky.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11425
pt. III, n. s., v. 8} it
Hoty SPIRIT, POWER DIVINE; words by
KF. IL. Buchanan, music by D. B.
Towner; male voices. [11425
© May 7, 1913; 2 c June 3, 1913;
E 314046; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
Home (THE) COMING; words by Mrs.
M. B. Burton, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11426
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311820; Mrs. M. B. Burton, Lowry,
Va.
HoME (A) OF ROSES AND SUNSHINE;
words by C. A. Miller, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11427
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
HE 311818; Clara A. Miller, Minne-
apolis.
Honey I’M WAITING; words and music
by William J. McKenna. [11428
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. June 14,
1918; E 311971; Harry Williams mu-
sic co., New York.
HOPE ON, DEAR HEART; lyric by George
H. Stoddard, musie by Charles Ber-
ton. [11429
© May 26, 1913; ce. May 27.
1913; E 311642; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
HornPirpe (THE) See Boughton
(Rutland) Three folk dances.
How cANn I LIVE WITHOUT you; words
and music by H. Tobias. [11480
Ova ce. alune’ 24,20913 :. degi8284;
Harry Tobias, Worcester.
9)
How po I LovE THEE; words by Eliza-
beth Barrett Browning, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (In Thirty
songs for medium and high voice;
Great English poets series.) [11431
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913:
EK 311875; Cecil Mackie, ine, New
York.
How HE’LL REMEMBER ME; words by
A. Wrate, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11432
© June 14, 1913; e. June 25,
1918; KE 314681; Alfred Wrate, De-
troit.
9)
How I LONG TO SEE YOU, DARLING ;
words by F. J. Zollitsch, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
How I LOVE MY BABY GIB; “by D.|
Brown; melody with piano ace.
[11434
© 1c. June 16, 1918; E 314285: }
David Brown, New York.
HUERTER (CHARLES)
Huerter; ptf. .
© June 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 318235; Boston music co.,)
Boston.
Valse;
HvuLpRELOK; Norsk folkevise musik}
af Per Winge; blandede kor. 8vo.\}
(Norsk musikforlags samling, nr. |p
38). [11436 jf
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 « June 7m
1913; E 3807990; Norsk musikforlag, |}
Ixristiania, Norway. a
HutuMoresKeE; by Antonin Dvyo¥ak, arr.\}
by James H. Rogers; organ.
1913; E 314234: Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on}
arrangement. |
HUMORESQUE; by A. Heft;
violin and piano. :
© June 2, 1913; 2 ce June 4, 1913;
E 307874; Arthur Heft, Sacramento, |}
Cal. iP
; by F. Sabathil, op. 255; ies ;
piano. (Recreative pieces, series 2,]}
no. 14d.) {11439}
© May 28, 19138; 2 e. May 31)
1913; E 807839; Ascherberg, Hop- |}
wood & Crew, ltd., London. |
; par Dent Mowrey, op. 19; pf. |
[11440)})
© May 29, 1913; 2 e«. June 173%
1918; E 316108; A. Noél, Paris: i
“HUNGARIAN FESTIVAL MARCH; Kos- |
suth Lajos, by Siposs Antal, arr.)
by Chas. J. Roberts; oreh. withi}
piano ace., organ and obligato violin.)
[11441
© June 3, 1918; 2 c June Bj
1915; E 314556; Carl Fischer, New)
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-)|
rangement. ] i
See a
HUNGARIAN DANCE, NO. 7.
See Brahms| |
(Johannes ) |
HvurrRaAH FoR New York; words by W.\||
E. Grafton, musie by Jack Stanley.||
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
kus Dugdale co. [11433 [11442 |
© May 27, 1918; 2 c June 6, © May 27, 1913; 2 ¢ June 6))f}
1913; E 311832; Frank J. Zollitseh, 1913; E 311809; William E, Graf-iiii
Buffalo. ton, Tipton, England. | 1
692 |
|
no. 6, 1913
JHUSH-A-BY TOWN; a lullaby, words
and music by R. W. Hillam.
f [11443
i egune-7, 1913;.2 ¢. June 14,
1913; E 311977; Rodney W. Hillam,
Salt Lake City.
@USHABYE MY BABY; poem by Mary
» Louise Dawson, music by W. Les:
ter; low voice. Chicago. Studio
pub. co. [11444
m ©.dJune 9, 1913; 2 e. June. 13,
1913; E 314222; William Lester,
_ Chicago.
AHUSHING SONG; words by Fiona Mc-
leod, music by Wintter Watts;
high in E. [11445
m™ ©: May 6, 1913; 2 c.. June 138,
1918; E 3142385; Oliver Ditson co.,
' Boston.
d AM IN LOVE WITH TWO; words by A.
Dombroske, music by M. C. Hanford.
| Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11446
© May 27, 1913; 2 ec June 6,
| 1913; E 311739; Anthony Dom-
! broske, Scranton, Pa.
~ AM LONGING TO SEE MY DEAR MOTHER;
' words and musie by L. J. Chandler.
| ‘’ Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11447
© June 6, 1918; 2 c June 17,
1913; E 318030; L. J. Chandler,
| Moundsville, W. Va.
AM NEVER SLEEPY, ARE YoU? words by
Rufus G. Lathrop, music by Estelle
iB. Stillman. [11448
© June 3, 19138; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
E 311714; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
CAN BUT LIVE AND LOVE; words and
musie by F. Donegani. [11449
¢ @©l1e June 24, 1913; E 316185;
| Francesco Donegani, Reno, Nev. °
CAN LIVE WITHOUT you; by Gene
Buck, Herman Ruby and Dave
Stamper, arr. by Wm. M. Redfield;
vocal orch. in E flat. [11450
iaune..tG, 1913- 2 ¢..June 17,
/1913; E 318001; Penn music co.,
New York.
+— song, from Ziegfeld follies. 1913;
‘by G. Buck, Herman Ruby and D.
Stamper. New York. The Penn
pub. co. [11451
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 18,
1913; E 3143882; William H. Penn,
ene Buck & Dave Stamper, New
=r
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
11460
I CANNOT LIVE FOREVER SO YOU'D BET-
TER LOVE ME NOW; words by Lew
Brown, music by Herman Paley.
[11452
© June 18, 1918; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314415; Paley music co.,
New York.
I’D HATE TO TELL YOU HOW; words and
music by J. Barda. [11453
©, 1 c.. June 19, 1918; Bi: 318156;
Josephine Barde, San Francisco.
I’D LIKE TO HAVE YOU LOVE ME; words
by J. Fischer, music by F. Naessig.
[11454
© June 17, 1918; 2 e June 18,
1918; E 314880; Arrow pub. co.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
| I DON’T BELIEVE IN FAIRIES Now; from
The marriage market, words and
music by Paul A. Rubens. [11455
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec June 19,
1918; E 816156; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
I DON’T LOVE YOU ANY MORE; words
and music by H. E. Reardon.
. [11456
Ori ce Sune 7, 1913 ;., EH, 314105 ;
Harry HE. Reardon, South Boston.
I FEEL SO LONELY; words by Mrs. N. G.
Brightwell, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11457
©), May '27, 1913; 2 c, June 6,
1913; E 311822; Mrs. N. Brightwell,
Houston, Tex.
I HEARD A SOUND OF VOICES; general,
words by G. Thring, set to music by
Franklin Hopkins. (Hymn 404; in
Twenty two hymns.) [1145s
© | June! 18) 1913’; | 2-"c. Sune’ 19,
19137 fH S181387; +>. W. Gray co.,
New York.
I HEARD A SWEET SONG; words by G.
Hubi Newcombe, music by Dorothy
Forster. [11459
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec June 19,
1913; E 316157; Chappell & co., itd.,
London.
I’LL BE YOUR GIRL SOMEDAY; words by
Aug. R. Mueller, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11460
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314654; A. R. Mueller, St.
Louis.
695
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11461
pt. IIT, Bo SaweS
I'LL BE YOUR PRAIRIE BOY; words by
G. H. Nicholl, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11461
© June “14, 1913 ;° 2 ‘er une 25,
1913; E 314664; George H. Nicholl,
Shoal Harbor, New Foundland.
I'LL FOLLOW THE CROWD TO CONEY;
words by G. Satterlee, music by
Joseph F. Lamb. Brooklyn, G. Sat-
terlee music Co. [11462
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1918;
E 811996; Mrs. G. Satterlee, Brook-
lyn.
I'LL LIVE WITH THE ROCK OF AGES;
words and music by J. J. Bell.
[11463
© Mar. 1, 1913+ «2 esune 16,
1913; E 314834; James J. Bell, Kan-
sas City, Kan.
TLL TAKE YOU TO MY CASTLE IN THE
AIR; words by L. J. Waite, musie by
Alma L. Waite. [11464
© 1c. June 9, 1918; E 311998;
Leslie J. Waite, Binghamton, N. Y.
I’LL WRITE AND LET YOU KNOW; song
from The lady of Luzon, words by
M. C. Connelly, music by Zoel J.
Parenteau. [11465
© June 5, 1915: 2 ¢ Junes, Mile:
E 314037; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
I LOOK BEYOND; words by E. HE. Hewitt,
musie by Howard E. Smith. [11466
© June 4, 1913; 2c June 9, 1913;
E 311907 ; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
[LOVE You.
home.
See Songs of love and
I LOVE rou; words and music by F. E.
Whitmore. Seranton, Pa., Whit-
more & Rose co. [11467
© Apr. 9, 1918; 2c. June 4, 1918;
E 311725; Floyd E. Whitmore,
Scranton, Pa.
I LOVE YOU HON’; words by Frank G.
Weider, music by C. E. Fargson.
[11468
© 1c. June 17, 1918; E 318209;
Charles E. Farson, Baltimore.
I'M A PILGRIM; hymn anthem, words
by Mary S. B. Dana, music by W.
C. Williams; sop. and bass solos
with duett for sop. and alto and cho-
rus or quartett. 4to. [11469
© June 2, 1913; 2 ¢. June 2, 1913:
E 311701; W. ©. Williams, New
York.
—<—___——_,
I’M GOIN’ TO MY HOME IN DIXIE LAND;
words and music by O. Ellison.
[11470
© 1c. June 12, 1918; E 314170;
Oscar Ellison, San Francisco.
I’M GOING BACK TO ALABAMA IN THE
SPRING; words by Douglas Bronston,
music by Rennie Cormack. [11471
© June 26, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1918; E 3818255; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
I’M GOING BACK TO CHATTANOOGA;
words and music by H. Hamlin and
A. Taylor Craig. Boston, Knicker-
bocker music pub. co. [11472
© June 19, 19138; 2 ¢ Danes,
1913; E 38144386; Hugo Hamlin,
Boston.
I’M GOING HOME EARLY TO-NIGHT;
words and music by I. Lawson.
[11478
© 1c. June 28, 1913; E 318269;
Iowen Lawson, New York.
I’M GOING HOME TO DEAR OLD DAD;
words by Winnifred J. Barber,
music by Frank E. Hunter, arr. by
Luther A. Clark. [11474
© June 2, 1913; 2c. June 4. 1913;
E 311708; Winnifred J. Barber,
Springfield, Mass.
I’M IN LOVE WITH YOU; waltz song, —
words by Cliff Odoms and Hlmer
Setzler, music by Marion Raybould.
[11475
© May 28, 1918; 2 «@ Sumer,
1913: E 311698; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
— words and music by G. H. Gorm-
ley. [11476
© June 2, 1913; 2 ec. June 7, 1918;
:
:
:
:
;
}
*
a
¥.
E 314094: Garnett Hudson Gormley, —
Beverly, Mass.
I’M LONGING FOR THE WEDDING DAY;
words and music by E. Adkisson.
[11477 ©
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1913; BH 311966;
Elnora Adkisson, Richmond.
I’M LOOKING FOR A NICE YOUNG MAN!
,
words by Leonard Swift, music by
H. ©; Priest.
kus Dugdale co.
Washington, H. Kir-
[11478
© May 27, 1918: 2 ¢. Juneus, 9
1913; E 311886; Helen C. Priest,
Leominster, Mass.
I’M LOOKING FOR A SWEETHEART; words
and music by H. E. Reardon.
[11479 |
© 1c. June 7, 1918; E 314106;
Harry E. Reardon, South Boston.
694
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 19138
I'M NOT A SILLY Bitty; from The mar-
riage market, words and music by
Paul A. Rubens. [11480
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
1913; E 316158; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
I'M PROUD I AM A YANKEE MAN; words
and music by E. Parker. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11481
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 23,
1913; E 314522; Ed. Parker, Ful-
ton, N. Y..
sap! BUT I DON’T KNOW
WHy; words by E. McDonelth, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11482
© May 27, 19138; 2 « June 6,
1918; E 311796; Ethyl McDonelth,
Wilmington, O. ;
I'M SAD, OH, SO
I'M TWENTY-ONE TO-DAY; words by
Frank G. Weider, music by C. E.
Farson. [11483
© 1c. June 17, 1913; E 318210;
Charles E. Farson, Baltimore.
I NEVER HEARD OF ANYBODY DYING FROM
A KISS, DID you? words by Andrew
B. Sterling, music by Harry Von
Tilzer. [11484
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314627; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
I PLEDGE TO THEE, DEAR OLD COLUMBIA;
words by H. Schacke, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11485
© Jume 14, 1918: 2 ec.’ June 25,
1918; E 314649; Herman Schacke,
Chicago.
I SHOULD WoRRY; words and music by
W. B. Davies and H. E. Ringwald.
Newport, Ky., D and R music co.
[11486
© June 16, 1913: 2 ec. June 16,
1913; E 314274; W. B. Davies, New-
port, Ky.
— words by J. T. Sheridan, music
by Edmond B. Harris. New York,
Cc. L. Partee music pub. co. [11487
© June 12, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 318185; James T. Sheridan,
New York.
I’VE A SECRET IN MY HEART I WANT TO
TELL YOU; words and music by F. A.
Thole. [11488
© 1c. June 5, 19138; E 314082;
Frank A. Thole, Seattle.
I'VE COME TO SAY GOOD-BYE; words by
Fk. Styles, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
11489
© June 6, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 318040; Florence Styles, Brooklyn.
I’VE GOT A DATE ON THE BOARDWALK;}
words and music by W. Rosenbaum.
[11490
©) June 20, 1918* 2 ¢ June 21,
1918; E 318207; Will Rosenbaum,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
[’VE GOT A REGULAR GAL; words and
music by Geo. Barber, arr. by H.
Walters. Hartford, Capitol pub. co.
[11491
© June 23, 19138: 2.c. June 26,
1918; E 318249; C. L. Tucker, Hart-
ford.
I WANT YOU ALL THE TIME; words and
music by A. L. Wathen; in G.
[11492
ic} June, 10,1913" 2 e. .June 21,
1918; E 3814779; A. Lee Wathen,
Louisville.
I WAS DREAMING OF YOU; words by
Almeda Sangster, music by Kk. Sang-
ster. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [114938
© June 14, 19138; 2 c«@ June 25,
1918; E 314662; Katie L. Sangster,
Pendleton, N. M.
I WILL CAUSE THE SHOWER TO COME
DOWN; anthem for harvest, words
from the Bible, music by E. W.
Naylor. 4to. [11494
© June 28, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
19138; E 312567; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
I WILL EXALT THEE, O LorD; anthem,
music by Christopher Tye, ed. by
Granville Bantock; mixed voices;
organ ace. ad lib. 4to. [11495
G) Fume 18; 1993+. 2 ec.) June: 12,
1918; E 312345; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
I WILL SING THE SWEETEST STORY}
words and music by J. J. Bell.
[11496
© Mar. 1, 1913; 2c. June 16, 1913;
E 314335; James J. Bell, Kansas
City, Kan.
I wWisH I WAS A MILLIONAIRE; words
by J. Coppinger, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11497
© June 6. 1918; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314529; John Coppinger, Hartford.
695
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11498
pt. 1 Bese
I wisH I WERE A KID ONCE AGAIN;
words by R. Arthur Haesche, music
by E. Roy Nixon. New York, Ken-
dis & Paley. [11498
© Apr. 30, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 19138;
E 314153; Rupert A. Haesche, New
Haven.
I wIsH THAT I KNEW YOU; words and
music by M. A. Birdie. [11499
© 1e June 9, 1918; E 311940;
Mary Albertine Birdie, Washington.
I WONDER IF SHE THINKS OF ME; words
and music by C. G. Smith. [11500
©; June 18, 1913; .2, c. June 20,
1913: E 314340; Chas. G. Smith,
Richmond.
IDEAL WIFE; waltzes by Franz Lehar;
piano. [11501
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307876; Jos. W. Stern & co., New '
|Copyright is claimed on new '
York.
title and revision. ]
IDEALE TENDRESSE! valse chantée par
Louis Gregh, op. 116; pf. [11502
© May 4, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 1918;
E 316111; Philippo, Paris.
IDYLLE. See Musique (La) contem-
poraine.
IDYLLE AUX CHAMPS; par Ernest Gillet,
pour orchestre avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. [11503
© May 29, 1N38; 2 « May 383i,
1913; E 3807813; Enoch & co., Paris.
IF A TABLE AT RECTOR’S COULD TALK;
in Ziegfeld follies 1913, words by
Will D. Cobb, music by Raymond
Hubbell. [11504
cy Mine 21 19a: 72 eC sune 23,
1913; E 314439; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
Ir I HAD A GIRL LIKE YOU; lyric by
Will D. Cobb, musie by Leo Ed-
wards. [11505
CG May 26,°1913 “2 c.""May ‘27,
1913; E 311627; Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
Ir I HAD MY WAY; words by Lou
Klein, music by J. Kendis. [11506
©) May’ 16; 1913; 2vex Jame 5,
1913; E 314087; James Kendis mu-
Sic pub. co., ine., New York.
Ir I KNEW YOUR HEART WERE MINE;
words by Fred. W. Vanderpool, mu-
sic arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus. No. 1.
Female voices. No. 2. Male voices.
No. 3. Mixed voices. [11507-11509
© June 19, 1913; 2 ce June 20,
1913; E 314849-314351; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copy- |
right is
ment. |
claimed on
new arrange-
696
Ir I ONLY HAD A GIRL) DIKE) OG;
words by A. Luther, jr., music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11510
© June 14, 1918; 2 @ June Bs,
1913; E 314707; Albert Luther, jr..
Newark, N. J.
Ir I ONLY HAD TEN CENTS; words and
music by L. P. Stagner. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [4154.2
© June 6, 1913;°2) ©) iromeers,
1918; E 318083; Lillie Pearl Stag-
ner, El Dorado, Kan.
Ir I WERE AN OPERA STAR; lyric and
music by W. L. Rosenberg. [11512
© 1c. June 6, 1913; 2 sisear;
Walter L. Rosenberg, New York.
Ir I WERE BLIND; words by Will E.
Drinkwater, music by Joel Non-
sense. (Burlesque ballads, no. 2.)
[11513
© June 6, 1913; 2 & June’ G7 19a;
E 312281; ‘Reynolds & co., London.
I¥ OUR DREAMS WOULD ONLY COME TRUE;
words by B. Hunter, music by F. E.
Mierisch. New York, Ferd. HE.
Mierisch. [11514
© May 27, 1913; 2 Gy Nees,
1913; E 314029; Benjamin Hunter.
Liberal, Kan.
IF THEY’D ONLY MOVE OLD IRELAND
OVER HERE; words by Jamie Kelly
and Lou Klein, music by Frank
Gillen. [11515
© June 7, 1913; 2.6 @imer2o,
1913; E 314867; James Kendis mu-
sic co., New York.
IF YOU EVER CEASE TO CARE; words by
D. Carroll, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11516
© June 14, 1913; 2 Gaia
1918; E 314709; Dolly Carroll, Mor-
ristown, N. J..
IF YOU'LL CALL ME SWHEeEREaar:
words by J. EK. Rayl,) musa
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11517
© June 14, 1918; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; E 314689; J. E. Rayl, Wheel-
ing, W. Va.
Ir YOU LOVE ME, TELL ME SO; words by
John Phillip Whitman, music by Gus
Hawthorne. [11518
© May 20, 1918; 2 ec. May 31,
1918; E 307819; Reid bros. ltd., Lon-
don.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
115386
IF YOU WERE HERE; words by R. Seed,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11519
© May 27, 1913; 2 c June 6,
1913; E 311786; Rhoda Seed, Mt.
Vernon, Tl.
IF YOU WILL LOVE ME; words by Ed.
Williams, composed by Gustave
Dorsch. (Caleott & co.’s 6d. edition,
no. 107.) [11520
© June 16, 19138; 2 c. June 17,
19138; E 316149; Fred’k W. Calcott
& co., London.
IKE DON’T MAKE NO STRIKE; lyric by
Blanche Merrill, music by Leo Ed-
wards, arr. by Tom Clark. Melody
only. [11521
= tc dune 7, 1913: E 814108:
Chas. K. Harris, New York.
ILS SONT DANS LES VIGNES.
(La) aux moineaux!
See Vigne
Impromptu. See Musique (La) con-
temporaine.
IMPROMPTU FANTASIA; by Reuben J.
Haskin, op. 13; pf. [11522
{c) June 27, 1913:°2 e. June30,
1918; E 314782; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
IMPROVISATION. See Miniaturen, heft 2.
— See also Suite in E moll.
IMPs MARCH; from The tik tok man
of Oz by Louis F. Gottschalk; piano.
[11523
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
1918; E 318152; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
IN A CABIN NEAT AND COzY; words by
Jack Zickler, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11524
e. June 25,
E!-
© June 14, 1913: 2
1913; E 314658; J. H. Zickler,
mira, N.Y:
IN A CANOE WITH YOU;
sic by S. L. Winkel.
© June 7,
1913; E 311994;
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
IN A DREAM (Traumbilder) ;
words and mu-
fiA525
Owl music &o.,
intermezzo
by Roy Herbert; pf. [11526
© 1c. June 13, 1913; E 314228;
Herbert R. Kertscher, Hoboken,
N.d.
IN A LONELY CABIN, ON A LONELY ROAD;
words by Geo. A. N i
S. R. Henry. [11527
©’ June. -20;'°9913*'2°¢.' June. 21,,,|
1913; E 318189; Jos. W.
co., New York.
1913; 2 ec. June 10, |
|
Stern & |
In Bonpd stTREET; march from The girl
on the film, by Walter Kollo and
Albert Sirmay, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
orchestra. 4to. (Orchestral jour-
nal, no. 691.) [11528
© Jute IF 1918" 2 'e, Tune Ts:
1918; E 312377; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
IN GLITTERING ARMOR;:.march by J.
Lucius Fish, op. 24; pf. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11529
© June 14, 1913: 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 314706; Jos. L. Fish, Long
Branch, N. J.
IN GOOD LUCK; minuet by M. Green-
wald; violin and piano. [Violin in
the first position. ] [11530
© June 23, 1913; 2 c¢ June 23,
1913: E 314897; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
IN LOVE’S GARDEN; words by I. Glat-
felter, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11531
©’ June 6, °1913: 2 c June 17,
1915: E 9818064; Irvin Glatfelter,
Rowenna, Pa.
IN MEMORY LAND WITH YOU;
R. A. Brown,
Freeborn.
Browne.
lyrie by
music by Cassius M.
New York, Smith &
[ite
©; May 28, 291372 ¢. May 28.
1913)) (8) vel4026':.. Raymond; As
Browne, New York.
IN MODO DoRICO; by Charles
Stantord; op. .132: piano.
characteristic pieces, no. 1.)
Villiers
(Six
[11533
© June 4, 1913: 2 c. June 4, 19138;
FE 807863; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
IN MY CANOE; words and music by
G. A. Osborn. Minneapolis, Paul A.
Sehnitt. [11534
© June 17, 1913; 2c... June.19,
19138; E 318163: Geo. A. Osborn,
Minneapolis.
words by Bobby Jones, music by
Chick Story. [11535
© June 6, 1913; 2 e June 9, 19138;
FB 311931; O. E. Story, Boston.
IN MY DREAMS OF YOU, SWEETHEART:
words and music by Leland John-
son, -arr by: D: S: De Lisle...’ St:
Louis, Walsh & Johnson. [11536
© June 23, 1913; 2 ce. June 25,
1913; KE 314587; L. S. Johnson, St.
Louis.
697
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11587
Dt. 1H ee ss
IN MY GARDEN OF EDEN FOR TWO; from
All aboard! lyric and music by E.
Ray Goetz. [11537
© June 9, 1913; 2 ce. June 9, 1918;
FE 311928; Waterson, Berlin «&
Snyder co., New York.
IN oLD HirRAM’S BARN; words by J. W.
Collier, music by L. L. Larro.
[11538
@ 1 e June''5, 19138: EH 314083:
Louis L. Larro, Kane, Pa.
IN PENSIVE MOOD; reverie by Marie
Crosby; pf. [11539
© June 9, 1918: 2 c. June 9, 1918;
EF} 311945; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
IN QUEST OF TRUTH; an allegorical
eantata, words by Charles Keeler,
musie by C. H. McCurrie. Vocal
score. Alameda, Cal., Alameda music
co. [11540
© May 2, 1918; 2 ce. June 7. 1918;
D 193802; Charles H. McCurrie,
Alameda, Cal.
IN SARAGOSSA; Serenade. words by
Irederic H. Martens, music by Mary
Turner Salter; sop. or ten. and alto
or par. [11541
© June 14, 1918; 2 c. each June
LG, LOLS. -" EY Vy Sl426h: . Arthur 27P.
Schmidt, Boston.
IN SEARCH OF A PAST; a miniature mu-
sical comedy in six scenes, words
and music by John Saunders. et al.
Voeal score. [11542
© 1c June 10, 1913: D 19304:
Adolph Newberger, New York.
IN THE BARNYARD AT THE OLD STABLE
poor; words by H. A. Metz. music by
Albert Swift. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale ¢o. [11548
© June 6, 1918; 2 c. June 17,1918;
: 318074; H. A. Metz, Neshaminy,
fe
IN THE DAYS THAT HAVE PASSED AND
GONE; words by H. J. Drowery, mu-
sic by Jean Buckley. Washington,
Hf. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11544
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 23,
19138; E 314509: H. J. Drowery,
Philadelphia.
IN THE HOLLOW OF Gop’s HAND: words
and music by O, Ingold. (11545
© May 26, 1913; 2 ¢. June 11,
1913; IH 311962; Oscar Ingold, Okla-
homa City, Okl.
698
IN THE PALACE GF THE WING; words by
Ira S. Long, music by J. Owen
Long; sacred song with violin
obligato. [11546
© June 7, 1918; 2 ce. June 9, 1918;
E 311901; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sic co., Sedalia, Mo. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
IN THE QUIET HOURS WITH JESUS;
vocal duett poem by Mary Louise
Dawson, music by W.: Lester. Chi-
cago, Studio pub. co. [11547
© June 16, 1913:.2 e. ume,
1913; E 314864; William Lester, Chi-
cago.
IN THE TWILIGHT; waltz by L. Wills;
pf. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11548
© June 6,.1913>, 26 Miers,
1913; E 318044: Lulu Wills, Stuart,
Ta.
--— words by H. Bunnell, music by
Evan Lester. New” York @nuG,
Partee music pub. co. [11549
© June 19, 1918; 2 @ June 21;
1918; E 818169: Harold Bunnell,
Bridgeport, Conn.
IN THE YEARS AFTER WE HAVE PARTED;
words by P. B. Bachtell, music by
Burt Wallace. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11550
©. June 6,.1918:, 2 @ gunewi7,
19138; E 318055; Paul B. Baechtei,
Lancaster, Cal.
IN THINE EYES ARE MY SKIES; words
by S. W. Beggs, musie by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11551
(© May 27, 1918- 2 ejeiumeno:
1918; E 311748; S. W. Beggs, Cran-
don, Wis. .
IN WHOM WE LIVE; words and music
by O. Ingold. [11552
© June 26, .1913; 2°¢e) dumeri1,
1918; E 311963; Oscar Ingold, Okla-
homa City, Okl.
INDIAN (THE) SERENADE; words by
Percy B. Shelley, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for me-
dium and high voice.) [11553
© June 4, 1913; 2 ec. June 5, 1918;
EK 311861; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
INTO MY HUMBLE DWELLING; hymn an-
them words and music by P. Doug-
las Bird; men’s voices. (Octavo
church music, no. 10287.) [11554
© June 16, 1918; 2 @ June 16,
1918; E 3814806; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
=
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
INTRODUCTION ET SCHERZETTO;
Raoul Moreau; piano et violon.
[11555
© Mayi29, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
19138; E 316085; I. Demets, Paris.
INVOCAZIONE A VENERE (Invocation to
Venus); from the opera Hermes,
words by E. Comitti, English ver-
sion by Sigmund Spaeth, music by
Attilio Parelli; high voice. [11556
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 11,
1918; E 311965; G. Schirmer, New
York.
IRISH AIRS; by E. de Beaupuis; pf.
solo. [11557
i) may 1G; 1913>,. 2%, June, -7,
1913; E 316005; W. H. Paling & co.,
Itd., Sydney, Anstralia.
par
Is IT LOVE? words by G. W. Crabson,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11558
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1918: E 314525; George W. Crabson,
Baltimore.
ISLAND OF LOVE; words and music by
KE. A. Pope, arr. by Artie Matthews.
New York. Ferd. E. Mierisch.
[11559
© May 27, 1913; 2c. May 31,
1913; E 314028; Edith Alice Pope,
Edgewater, N. J.
Iste (THE) ENCHANTRESS; words by
Robert Brownitg, music by Frank-
lin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series. ) [11560
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 311868; Ceci! Mackie, ine., New
York.
IsLE (THE) OF YEARS AGO; a musical
play in two acts lyrics by G. A.
Walter jr., music by A. O. Olmsted.
Vocal score. Green Bay, Wis.
The Soothsayer pub. co. [11561
© “Apr. 26; 1913; 2 «' June: 16,
1913; E 314287; G. A. Walter jr.,
Green Bay, Wis.
IT AIN’T NO DIAMOND AND IT AIN'T NO
RING; words and music by Bobby
Heath. [11562
© May 28, 1913; 2 @ May 831,
19138; E 314012; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
It IS WRITTEN; words by Ada R.
Habershon, music by H. C. Rain-
bow. [11563
© May 22, 1913; 2 c« June 10,
1913; E 316011; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia.
11572
It’s A MYSTERY TO ME; words by FE.
Magee, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11564
© June 14, 1918; 2 @ June 25,
1918; BE 3814665: Emeline Magee,
Englishtown, N. J.
It’s A WAY WE HAVE AT COLUMBIA;
song, music arr. by B. C. Tuthill.
[11565
© June 2,.1918; 2.c June 21,
1918; E 318225; Burnet C. Tuthill.
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
IT’S AWFULLY HARD TO BE ONLY A MAN,
See Fantasie des blanchisseuses.
It’s GREAT! words and music by J. B.
De Souza. [11566
© ic. June 25, 1913; E 314589;
J. Baretto de Souza, New York.
It’s NICE TO BE A HERO; from The isle
of years ago, lyrics by G. A. Walter,
jr., music by A. O. Olmsted. Green
Bay, Wis. The Soothsayer pub. co.
[11567
© Apr. 14,°19138; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 314289; G. A. Walter, jr.,
Green Bay, Wis.
It’s NICE TO BE LOVED, BY THE ONE YOU
LOVE; words by Walter E. Sargeant,
music by Albina Minar. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11568
©) dune I4. f91ts* 2c. June 25;
1918; E 3814691; W. E. Sargeant,
Long Prairie, Minn.
It’S NICE TO BE WITH SOME ONE, IF
THAT SOMEONE LOVES YOU; words and
music by E. Kibler. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11569
g May 27, 1918; 2c. June 6, 1913;
B 311752; Eugene Kibler, Akron, O.
It’s THE WAY YOU GO AT IT; words by
R. Borchers, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11570
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
FE 311821; Richard Borchers, Corn-
wall on Hudson, N. Y.
J. C. Brown; words by C. Walker,
musie by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dudgale co. [11571
© May 27 1918; 2c. June 6, 1918;
E 311761: Calanthe Walker, Slidell,
La.
JACQUES MANASSE; Rheinliinder, nach
dem chanson von Rudolf Nelson, arr.
von W. Aletter, fiir klavier. [11572
© May 20, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
FE 3807852; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin,
699
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. iS ve
JARDIN (LE) D’ORIANE. See Musique
(La) contemporaine.
intermezzo by Wm. F.
Peters; pf. PLI573
©. May,.26, 19183. 2 ¢ May (27,
1913; E 311643; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
JEALOUS MOON;
JEHOVAH REIGNS;
musie by J. W. Lerman.
The choir, v. 14, no. 6,
words by I. Watts,
Svo. (in
June, 1913.)
[11574
©) May’ 31, “T9tS+-.i> ele dtmet 2,
1913; E 311693; Fillmore Bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
JeptuaA. See Hiindel (G. F.)
JERUSALEM MY HAPPY HOME; general,
words by J. Montgomery, set to mu-
sic by Franklin Hopkins. 4to.
(Hymn 402; in Twenty-two hymns.)
[11575
CG) June. 18, A913 + +2. @
LOS E Sietaads cel. We
New York.
June 19,
Gray Co.,
JERUSALEM THE GOLDEN; general, words
tr. by J. M. Neale, set to music by
Franklin Hopkins. Ato. (Hymu
408; in Twenty-two hymns.) [11576
ic). une, ds. 9d 4202 Co. kane 10;
1915; EK alsl4i;.B...W.. Gray. ¢co.,
New York.
——hymn anthem, [words from the
hymnal], music by George S.
Schuler; mixed voices and organ.
(Octavo church music, no. 10263.)
Re
© June 16, 1918: 2 c& June 16,
1915; EK 314807; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
JESTER (THE) ;
Schuler; pf.
@- June 2s, 1915° 2 oe
1918; EH 314398; Theo.
Philadelphia.
caprice by George S.
[11578
June. 2,
Presser GOo..
JESUS I WILL FOLLOW THEE:
Ernest G. W. Wesley,
Towner; male voices.
© May 7, 1913; 2 ¢. June 8, 1913;
Ii 314047; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia. |
words by
musie by D. B.
[11579
JESUS IS PLEADING FOR YOU
music by D. M.
sop. and alto,
© June 2, 1913 June 4. 1913
iN 311729; tit ate Mec loskey. i
ollidaysburg, Pa.
> words and
McCloskey ; duett for
ape
JESUS, LOVER OF MY SOUL; hymn an-
them, [words from the hymnal], mu-
sic by Edgar P. Chipman; mixed
voices. (Octavo church music, no.
10288. ) [11581
© June 16, 1913: 2 eine ae
1913; E 314808; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
JESUS SAVES ME; words by Frank E.
Roush, music by O. A. Cheek.
[11582
© May 15, 1913°°2 © ieee
1913; E 311679 : Orr A. Cheek, Co-
lumbus, O.
JESUS’ WORDS ARE SPIRIT AND LIFE;
words and music by 8S. C. Carter.
[115835
© June 11, 1913: 2 cc une
1913: 4) 314173: Samuel C. Carter,
Howard Lake, Minn.
JIMBO-JIMBO; American dance,
step by Emile Siroux, jr. pf.
[11584
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 3161382; Em. Siroux, Brussels,
Belgium.
two
JIMMIE AND THAT STRAND OF GOLDEN
HAIR; words by P. G. Piedmont, mu-
sic by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11585
© June 6, 1913;°2°@ fame
1913; E 314469; P. G. Piedmont,
Cedar Falls, Mont.
JOAQUINA; célébre tango argentin par
J. Bergamino, arr. par F. Salabert;
pf. Paris, Edouard Salahersp ete:
Salabert). [11586
© May 4, 1913; 2 dimes
1918; E 316118; Francis Salabert,
Paris.
JOIE DE PRINTEMPS; valse brillante par
FI. Strogonoff; piano. [11587
© June 2, 1913; 2c. June 7, 19138;
Ki 812295; Weekes & co., London.
JOLLY (THE) GERMAN; German med-
ley waltz by Ascher-Mahl, arr. by
zeo. Smith; piano. [11588
© June 18, 1913; 2°c.. June 2a;
1913; E 814558; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
JOSEPHINE THE STAR OF HRIN; words
and music by J. Andrews. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11589
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311887; John Wm. Andrews, To-
rento, Canada.
(00
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1918 11606
Joss sTiIcKs; characteristic by Wm. F. | JUNGLE JAMBOUREE; one step two step
Peters; pf. [11590 or turkey trot by Chris. Smith; vio-
© June 9, 1913; 2 ¢. June 10,1913; | lin_and piano. 4to. [11599
E 314131; M. Witmark & sons, New © June 24, 1918; 2 c. June 235,
York. 1913; E 314631; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
Jora (La); Spanish dance by Wm. L. on dance orchestration for violin
Kaltwasser; pf. [11591 and piano. ]
© June 5, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913; : : }
E 3811939; Kunkel bros. music co., | JUNK (THE) MAN RAG; one step or
x : two step march, by C. Luckyth Rob-
fous. erts, arr. by Wm. H. Tyers; band.
JOUR DE PLUIE. See Musique (La) con- Ato. [11600
temporaine. (Co May, 26. 1913- "2 @ May. 27,
1913; E 311609; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
JOURS HEUREUX; valse by A. Courmes, New York. [Copyright is claimed
arr. par Maurice Grenaud; orch. on arrangement. ]
avee piano conducteur. 4to. [11592
© June 14, 1913; 2 ce. June 17, | JUST A LITTLE HAND SLED, BROTHER AND
1918; E 316081; A. Courmes, Nice, I; words by V. Davis, music by Jean
France. Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11601
Joy (THE) OF SPRING; or, The song of
spring, words by Kate Chopin, music
by C. B. Hawley; high voice. [11593
© June 11, 19138; 2 c« June 11,
1913: E 314167; John Church co., | JUST A RAG; two-step by C. W. Wil-
© June 6, 19138: 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314505; Venora Davis, Day-
ton, O.
Cincinnati. cox; violin or imandolin duet. New
York, C. W. Wilcox music co.
JOYFUL HOME COMING; caprice by M. [11602
Greenwald; violin and piano. [Vio- Fane $18/)4018 -+ 9. e: June 19
lin in the first position. ] [11594 HF E 314407 - Gertrude Wilcox.
© June 23, 1913; 2 ec. June 23, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
1913; E 314899; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. | JUST AS I AM; Sacred song, poam by
Mary L. Dawson, music by W. Les-
ter; high voice. Chicago, Studio
|
pub. co. [116038
© June 16, 1913: 2 ¢ June 20,
1913; E 314865; William Lester,
Chicago.
JOYOUS LOVE; by Herbert Spencer, arr.
by Ben Vereecken. No. 1. Song for
trombone with band ace. No. 2.
Song for cornet with band ace. 4to.
[11595, 11596
© June 16, 19138; 2 ce. each June
17, 1913; E 316146, 316147; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on new arrange-
ment. ]
; words by Charlotte Elliott, mu-
sic by Charles Huerter; high in A
fiat. [11604
me) ‘Jane 11." 4915*) 2 «June '12,
JUBILATE; music by Harold E. Darke; are ; E 314160; Boston music co.,
mixed voices and organ. 4to. (Mod- =
ee ces ee Te) [11597 JUST DREAMING OF YoU; words by Bill
Ford, music by F. O’Brien. 11605
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913; ic by rien. [ 5
E 307860; Stainer & Bell, 1td., Lon- © May 28, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
don. Hy S11728 ; Florence O’Brien, Man-
| kato, Minn.
JULIENE; OU, LA VIE DU POETE, poéme
lyrique en un prologue, quatre actes JUST FIFTY YEARS TO-DAY, DEAR: words
et huit tableaux, poéme et musique | by Mrs. J. Gauntley, music by Gene-
de Gustave Charpentier. Partition vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
compléte pour chant et piano. Dugdale co. [11606
[11598 © May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
© Fune 2, 19138; 2c. June 17, 1918; | E 311791: Mrs. J. Gauntley, To-
D 19806; Max Eschig, Paris. ronte, Canada.
701
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11607
Dt. 1 hse rs
JUST FOR FUN; flirting song from The
tik-tok man of Oz, words. by L.
Frank Baum, music by Louis F.
Gottschalk. [11607
© Pane c9,/ 1133.12) ‘eA Ine 110,
1913; E 314148; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
JUST FoR you; lyric by George HEH.
Stoddard, music by Charles Berton.
[11608
©) May. 26, 19453. 2 @. May 27,
1913: E 311644; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
JUST ONE SWEETHEART; words by
N. D. Moore, musie by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11609
June G:. 1913+. 2) oe. djune Ag,
1913; E 318028; Nina D. Moore, Se-
attle.
JUST OVER THE SEA; words and music
by <A. Collins. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. {11610
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311778; Alpha Collins, Hansford,
W. Va.
JUST SAY THAT I’M LOOKING WELL;
words by M. F. Cain, music by E. L.
Simmons. [11611
© June 7, A913 > 2 se June 10,
1918; BH 3818194; E. L. Simmons,
Cleveland.
JUST YoU AND I; waltz song, words
and music by C. B. Weston. Brook-
lyn, Weston & Howell. [11612
© June 28, 1918; 2 ec. June -24,
1913: E 318231; Charles B. Weston,
Brooklyn.
JUST YOU AND I AND THE MOON; words
by Gene Buck, music by Dave Stam-
per. New York, T. B.. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter. [11613
© May 31, 1918; 2 « May "31,
1918; E 309979; Norworth pub. co.,
New York.
IANTILENE. See Miniaturen, heft 2.
IXANZONETTA. See Miniaturen, heft 1.
IKKATHIE; words by KE. F. Connolly, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11614
© Sine’ 6, 1918; (2 e) Fume 7;
-1913; FE 318027; Edith Florence
Connolly, Mullingar, Ireland.
Katie Rooney; from Ziegfeld follies,
1913, words by George V. Hobart,
music by Raymond Hubbell.
[11615
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 18,
1913; E 3143881; T. B. Harms &
Irancis, Day & Hunter, New York.
KAZURMA; march mazurka by Wil-
liam HE. Haesche; violin and piano.
[11616
© June 9, 1913; 2 « June 10,
1918; E 314129; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. .
KEEP YOUR EYES ON JESUS; words by
Scott Lawrence, music by Rosamond
Astra. [11617
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 16,
1913; E 314802; John Astra, Spring-
field, Tl.
KILAUEA; Hawaiian patrol or march
by C. G. Stewart; No. 1. Military
band. No. 2. Full orech. with piano
ace. 4to. — [11618, 11619
© June 5, 19138; 2 c. each June 25,
19138; E 314559, 314560; Carl
Fischer, New York. [No. 1. Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
IKISss OF LOVE (Bacio d’amore); valse
lento by J. Salerno; pf. [11620
© May. 2, .1913;, 246 aie
1918; E 3140382; Joseph Salerno,
Morenci, Ariz.
KISSES; words by D. Hendrickson, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11621
© June 6, 1913;°2 (6° amgewzs,
1918; E 314452; Dennis Hendrick-
son, New Haven.
KITTANNING (THE) CADETS; military
march by R. P. Syniithey pee n
diana, Pa., Northeastern music co. |
[11622 |@
© June 9, 1913; 2 ce samen,
1913; E 3811975; ~ Randeipaer:
Symith, Kittanning, Pa.
IXLEINER WALZER. See Ball-szenen.
KNIGHT (THE) AND THE YEOMAN;
words by Colin Sterne, music by H. |§
Ernest Nichol, ed. by J. Remington ;
mixed voices. (The laurel octavo. |
no. 246.) [11623 |
€) June 5, 19133+ 2 Ge. aie
1913; E 314268; C. C. Birehard &
co., Boston.
on arrangement of music text.]
KNIGHT (THE) OF WHISKEY ROW;
words by J. R. Berndt, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11624
© June 14, 1918; 2 ec. Jume’ 2b;
1913; E 314682; J. R. Berndt, Mo-
line, Ill.
702
[Copyright is claimed | |
10. 6, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
11643
KocH (Markus) Sechzehn kinder- | LApy (THE) OF THE SLIPPER; selection
lieder; zehn weltliche originalkom-
positionen u. sechs bearbeitungen
alter geistlicher melodien, von M.
Koch, op. 32, fiir dreistimmigen a
cappella chor, sopran, mezzosopran
u. alt. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[11625
by Victor Herbert arr. by James M.
Fulton; band. 4to. [11634
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 7, 1913;
EK 314097; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913: LAMENTATION (A) FOR ISRAEL; words
E 307912; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
' zig.
SOL NIDRE (All vows) ; Hebrew melody
by Chas. J. Roberts; orch. with
piano conductor, organ and obligato
violin. [11626
© May 26, 1918; 2 c. June 25,
by Cyrus, the Shepherd, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11635
© June 14, 1918; 2 c. June 235,
1918; E 314692; H. P. Chappel,
Glenmary, Ky.
LARGHETTO. See Suite in 3 moll.
1913; E 314561; Carl Fischer, New | LAST (THE) DROP IN THE HEART’S DEEP
York.
LOMM UND GIB MIR DEINE HAND; Rhein-
liinder aus der operette Die beiden
husaren, musik von Léon Jessel; in-
fanterie musik. [11627
© May 10, 1918; 2 c. June 11,
' 1913; E 312342; Felix Bloch erban,
- Berlin.
XKOSCHAT-ALBUM: auswahl der belieb-
testen Kirntner lieder, von Thomas
Koschat. Ausgabe ftir eine sing:
stimme mit gitarre oder laute.
Band 2. [11628
» © Oct. 8, 1912; 2c. June 4, 1918;
_E 307918; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
«zig.
KosstTH (Lagos) See Hungarian
festival march.
and organ. 4to. (Modern church
services, no. 174.) [11629
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 4. 1913;
E 307861; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
LACZMY SIE; stowa Antoniego Jaxa,
musyka Maryana S. Rozyckiego; na
quartet mezki z towarzyszeniem
fortepianu. [11639
> © June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 18,
1913; E 314384; W. H. Sajewski.
Chicago.
Kyrie; by Harold E. Darke; voices
oy Noses: waltz by Arnold Beres-
ford. 1. Piano conductor part. 4to.
. dst violin part. 4to. 3. Piano
© June 4, 1913; 2 ¢. of no. 1 and
e. of no. 2, June 6, 1913; 1 e. of
no. 2 and 2 c. of no. 3, June 5, 1913;
E 312277-312279; J. H. Adams, Glen-
roy, England.
iie2—13-———-4 703
|
|
|
|
WELL; words by A. T. Shipman,
musie by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11636
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 3814684; A. T. Shipman,
Honey Grove, Tex.
LAST (THE) PRAYER; English words
by Edward Oxenford, music by Hugo
Wolf, ed. by Clarence Dickinson;
mixed voices. 4to. (Sacred
choruses, no. 25.) [11637
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 6G, 1913;
EK 311894; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
Last (THE) SUPPER; sacred song
words by B. Hunter, music by Maxi-
millian Lew. New York. Ferd. E.
Mierisch. [11638
(© May 27, 1913; 2 @ May 81,
1918; E 314030; Benjamin Hunter,
Liberal, Kan.
LATER ON, SOME DAY; words by J. Me.
Carthy, music by James V. Monaco.
[11639
© 1e. June 16, 1918; E 314279;
Broadway music corporation, New
York.
LAUGHING EYES; dance-intermezzo by
Herman Finck; piano. [11640
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 307996; Hawkes & son, London.
—— words by M. E. Stewart, music by
Burt Wallace. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11641
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 19138;
FE 311790; Mabel E. Stewart, Archer,
Wyo.
Band. No. 2. Orch. 4to.
[11642, 11643
© June 11, 1913; 2 ec. each June
13, 1918; E 314188, 314189; Fillmore
bros. e@o., Cincinnati.
2
part. [11631-11633 | y.avucHIne ronDO; by W. Lewis, No. 1.
1
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11644 pt. 11, n.s.,v.8 ie"
LEND ME SOME OF YOUR GLAD Al i
words by Alice Humphrey, music by |
Franz Hoffman. [11654 |
© June 6, 1913; 2 & June wei
1913; E 314208: H. Kirkus Dugdale | :
LAUREL SONG BOOK; ed. by W. L. Tom-
lins. Morris high school ed. iv,
256 p. 4to. [11644
© May 6, 1918; 2 c. May 19, 1918;
A 346892; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. co., inc., Washington.
LAURIE WALTZ; by F. H. Cleaves; pf. _ | Ler Erin REMEMBER. See Three Irish ie
[11645 melodies. I
|
i June’ 14 1913 +2) ce dune 2G;
1913: E 314298; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
Lazy RAG; by G. Gould; pf. [11646
© 1c. May 31, 1918; E 309988;
George Gould, Oakland, Cal.
LET EVERY THOUGHT BE OF CHRIST;
words and music by Reuben J. |)
Haskin, op. 17%b. [11655 |
© June 21, 1918; 2 ec. June 30, | hi
1913; EH 314783; Willis music G@o., }
Cincinnati.
LEAD KINDLY LIGHT; words by J. H. i
Newman, music by H. L. Sorensen.
[11647
© June 10, 1913; 2 @ June 12,
1918; E 314177; Henry L. Sorensen,
Neenah, Wis.
LET ME HEAR YOUR VOICE AGAIN; words
by Mrs, A. A. Walker, music by Jack |
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus fj
Dugdale co. [11656 § ,
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1918; 9
E 311819; Mrs. A. A. Walker, Dul- jf
zura, Cal.
music by R. M. Stults; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. [11648
© June 28, 1918; 2 ce June 23,
1913; E 814400; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
LET ME KISS YOU SWEETHEART; words it
by F. Doubleday, music by John W. }
Kolar. Washington, J. E. Minnick § .
CO: ple: [11657 fy
© May 25, 1913; 2 « June saa
1918; EH 314020; Frank Doubleday, |
Watertown, Wis. | a
LET ME TURN THE LIGHT REAL LOW ; | ire
words by I. Miller, musie by Vivian }
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus }
Dugdale co. [11658 jf
© May 27, 1913; 2 ¢ June 6,)f
1918; E 311746; Ivan Miller, Con- 1)
nellsville, Pa. |
LEAD ME, O My REDEEMER; anthem
words and music by C. B. Blount;
soprano solo, soprano and tenor duet
and chorus. 4to. [11649
©) Sune: 23, 1913 2 ¢ June 124.
19138; E 318243; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LEAD Us O FATHER; general; words by
W. H. Burleigh, set to music by
Franklin Hopkins. 4to. (Hymn
99+ 4 itt 3 ite
422; in Twenty-two songs.) [11650 | Tey Now THE HaRP. Sce Gleam, gleam, | in
©) June 18, 1918:.2 ¢ June. 19, O silver stream. i Ne
1913; E 318143; H. W. Gray co., |
New York. LET’s DO IT NOW; words by O. F.jiy
Pelster, music by Chas. Gerreld. |
[11659 |
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec June 20, i -
1918; E 314839; Oscar F. Pelster)ijc
music pub. co., New Haven, Mo.
Lecacy (THE) See Three Irish melo-
dies.
LEHIGH TRIUMPHANT MARCH; by John
G. Evars; pf. [11651
© May 28, 1918; 2 c. June 9,
1913; E 311926; Lehigh Portland ce-
ment co., Chicago.
Matheny, music by Burt Wallace. }
i
LET’s PLAY LOVERS; words by C. A. jl
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o. im
LEICHTER WANDERER; text von A. von [11660 } iy
Schlippenbach, musik bearb. von © May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, | (
Mathieu Neumann, op. 67, gesetzt | 4913: EH 311738; Clarence A./jI 1)
von Ernest B. Mitlacher. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. 1. Ausgabe fiir Mother vac ii
frauenchor, 2, Ausgabe fiir gemisch- | Lrer’s PRETEND WE’RE MARRIED; written |}
ten chor. (Deutsche volkslieder- and composed by George Arthurs | lyr
Sammlung, no. 9.) [11652, 11653 and Bert Lee. [11661 | Th
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. each June 4, © June 6, 1913; 2 c June 16,))
1913; E 307967, 307968: F. B. C. 1913; E 312376; Star music pub. €o.,} p
Leuckart, Leipzig. l Ted, London. | Dy
i
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 6, 1913 11678
|
JETTERA A KeEtTTyY; versi di Libero | Lirr uP your HEADS, O YE GATES;
Bovio, musica di Walter Borg. anthem, words from Psalms, music
[11662 by Mrs. S. M. Wyckoff, mixed voices.
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913; York, Neb., William E. Stilson. 4to.
E 307891; Polyphon-musikwerke <A.- [11670
G. Wahren-Leipzig. Germany. © June 17, 1918; 2 ec. June 21,
1913; E 318212; Mrs. S. M. Wyckoff,
JEBESLIED; idylle ‘by F. Flaxington Escondido, Cal.
Harker, op. 3, no. 1; organ. [11665
© May 15, 1913: 2 ¢. June 13, |} LicHT AND SHADOW; sacred song, words
1918; E 314236; Oliver Ditson co., and music by Jos. G. Scoville; me-
Boston. dium voice in B flat. No. 1. With
organ ace, arr. by Frank L. Sealy.
JEBICH (IMMANUEL) Two moorland No. 2. With piano ace. [11671, 11672
scenes; by I. Liebich: piano. Con- fas
tents:—Over the hon tHEF. Tally- © June 17, 1913; 2 ¢. each June 13,
Bei ai - 1913; E 314885, 314386; F. L. Sco-
ee creative pieces, SH gee pe eae) eden: tiak.
© May 28, 1913: 2 ¢c. May 31,| pigur (THE) THAT LIES IN WOMAN'S
1913; E 307840; Ascherberg, Hop- EYES; words by Thomas Moore, mu-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. sie by Franklin Hopkins. (Jn
Thirty songs for medium and high
voice; Great English poets series.)
[11673
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 311869; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
York.
aED (DAs); ged. von Felix Dahn,
musik von Martin Grabert, op. 43.
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. (Vier ges&inge, no.
a.) [11665
eeAgr 28, 1918-2 ec: June 4,
#913; BH 307952; F: BE. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. Litrac (THE) COTTON GOWN; words by
Ada Leonora Harris, musie by Dor-
othy Hill. [11674
© June 74) 1918-2 ce. June 24,
1913: EH 3t61782' John ‘Chureh co.,
Cincinnati.
——Sce Musique (La) contemporaine.
AJFE IS ONLY A DREAM; words and mu-
sic by C. Holwich. New York. The
Ebbets music co. [11666
© May 12, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311838; Charles Holwich, New
York.
LINAS HAZEDEK (Watching the sick) ;
words and music by J. L. Wasil-
kowsky. [11675
«) ‘June’'6, 1913’ "2 «June 13,
1913; E 314209; Elias Cantor music
co., Roxbury, Mass.
AFE LESSON; words by James Whit-
comb Riley. music by Ethelbert
Nevin, arr. by W. Franke Harling;
trio for women’s voices. 4to. (Com-
positions for chorus, no. 1031.)
[11667
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 19138:
E 314070; Boston music ¢o., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
nent. |
LITTLE BILLIE; words and music by
W. J. MacLaren. Philadelphia,
Weymann & son, ine. [11676
Gh May 22. 19t5-" 2 e. May 27,
1913; E 311622; H. B. Phillips, Phil-
adelphia.
AFE’S HEY-DAY: duet, words by
Edward Teschemacher, music by
Luigi Denza. no. 1 in D, mezzo sop.
LITTLE (THE) BROWN HOUSE ON THE
HILL; words by F. F. Heichhold, mu-
: sic by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
pee ee tone. (11668 | ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11677
© June 14, 1913: 2 ce June 16,
1913; E 312364: Ascherberg, Hop- © June 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
wood & Crew, I1td., London. 1913; E 318059; Frances F. Heich-
hold, Clearfield, Pa.
AFT UP YOUR EYES MISS PHOEBE;
lyric by R. W. Pascoe, music by LITTLE coon; lullaby, words by Flor-
Hans Von Holstein. [11669 ence H. Blakeslee, music by S. E.
© 1c. May 26, 1913; B 31163¢;| Blakeslee. [At67s
R. W. Pascoe & Hans Von Holstein, © 1e. June 10, 1913; E 314145;
Detroit. S. Earle Blakeslee, Denver.
705
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11679
pt.11,n.s.v.S
LITTLE GIRL OF MY DREAMS; words by
R Brisco, music by L. R. Schuess-
ler. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11679
© June’-6, 19133) 2 +c. June” 23;
1913; E 314523; L. R. Schuessler,
St. Louis.
LITTLE (THE) GIRL THAT LIVES NEXT
poor; words and music by C. L.
Jackson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11680
© June 14; 1913: 2 ec: Jume25,
1913; H 314708; Chas. L. Jackson,
Hartford, Conn.
LITTLE GIRL, WON’T YOU COME AND
PLAY? words and music by Mrs.
J. S. Hamilton. New York, Broad-
way music co. [11681
© May 29, 1918; 2 c. June 20,
1918; E 3814641; Mrs.
Hamilton, San Francisco.
LITTLE GREEN GARDEN; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Rus-
Sell Warerayve...4. In Di, 2.cin
flat. [11682, 11683
© May 9, 1918; 2 c. each June 5,
1913; FE 312305, 3123806; Enoch &
sons, London.
LITTLE LAMB, WHO MADE THEE; words
by William Blake, musie by Frank
C. Butcher, op. 5, no. 2. (Modern
[11684
songs, no. 80.)
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1918;
EH 312319; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
LITTLE (THE) OLD RED SHAWL; song,
music arr. by L. M. Bingham.
[11685
© June 2, 1918; 2c. June 21, 1918;
H si8217; Le M. Bingham, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
LITTLE UNIRODDEN PATHS.
of fancy.
LITTLE (A) WALTZ (Kleiner walzer) ;
by F. K. Sargent Brown, op. 12, no.
2; piano. (Hight pieces for the
piano, without octaves, no, 2.)
See Songs
[11686
© June 7, 1913; 2c. June 11, 1913;
EK 312336; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
LITTLE WANDERER.
pieces, no. 132°.
LITTLE WHITE GIRL; words by J. J.
Dempsey, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11687
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913:
E 311833; J. J. Dempsey, Kolozsvar,
Hungary.
See Recreative
J. Sydney |
LITTLE WILD ROSE; words by Virginia |
Cartes Castleman, melody by Anita
Shade, arr. by H. K. Duedale
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[11688 |@
© May 27, 1913; 2 @ June 6, 19932
E 311745; V. C. Castleman, Hern-
don, Va.
LIVE OUT THY LIFE IN ME; words by |
I’. E. Marsh, music by D. B. Towner;
male voices. [11689
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. June 3, 1913;
E 314048; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
Locu LOMOND; by yon bonnie banks.
two part song, traditional Scottish
melody arr. after Malcolm Lawson
by Ross Hilton; soprano and alto.
4to. [11690
© June 7, 19138; 2 c. June 14, 1913; #
E 314248; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. §
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
LOHENGRIN. See Wagner (Richard)
LOHENGRIN’S FAREWELL.
See Wagner |
(Richard) ; Swan song and Lohen-— |
grin’s farewell.
LOMA-LAND; waltz by H. M. Orrison, |
arr. by Wm. H. Hamner vag
George A. Eiler; pf. Alta edition.
[11691
© May 24, 1913: 2G Mees. il
1913; E 311619; Wm. H. Hammack }
co., Hagerstown, Md.
LONDON SUFFRAGETTE; words by S. J. |j
Sanders, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[11692 |
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec. June 23, 19138; |}
John Sanders, |
E 314527: Samuel
Devonia, Somerset, England.
Lone (THE) CoLoraDo RIVER; words |
musie by.
Washington, H. |
[11693 |
© June 14, 1913; 2 c June 2%, |
Powell, ||
by Addison
Franz Hoffman.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
M. Powell,
1913,;; BE. 31465i5, 5 Aa) ae
Santa Maria, Cal.
LONGING FOR HOME; march by A. M. |
Ipngohoba, arr. by Jos. Kammen; pf. |}
[11694 |
© May 22, 1913; 2 c May 24,4
1913; E 314078; S. Schenker, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-|
rangement. ]
706
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
LONGING FOR MAMA;
A. B. Miers.
Scott.
dale co.
© May 27, 1913; 2
1913; E 311741; Mrs.
Danbury, Tex.
words by Mrs.
music by Genevieve
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
[11695
e. June 6,
A. B. Miers,
LOOKING BACKWARD; words by C.
Chapman, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11696
© June 6, 1913; e. June 23,
1913; E 314510; Mrs. C. Chapman,
Hunters, Wash.
2
Lorp (THE) IS MY LIGHT; words from
the Bible, music by Oley Speaks:
high in C. [11697
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 19,
1913; E 318161; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; sacred
duet, words from the Bible, music
by E. J. Decevee; soprano and alto.
[11698
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1918;
E 311946; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
words from the Bible, music by
E. K. Heyser. S8vo. (Jn The choir,
vy. 14, no. 6, June 1913.) [11699
© May 31, 1913; 1c. June 2,
19138; E 311694; Fillmore bros., ¢co.,
Cincinnati.
LorpD oF BURLEIGH; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by Franklin Hop-
kins. (Jn Thirty songs for medium
and high voice; Great English poets
series. ) [11700
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 311873; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
LorD OF MY LIFE; anthem for general
use, music by Harry Hale Pike;
mixed voices. (Octavo church mu-
sic, no. 10314.) [11701
© June 16, 1913; ec. June 16,
1913: E 314309; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
2
_
Lorp’s (T'HE) PRAYER; no. 2 in C; by
W. C. Williams; quartet or chorus.
New York. Robin Ellis. 4to.
[11702
June 16,
Cc. Williams,
© June 16, 1913; 2 «.
1913; E 314294; W.
New York.
=
(
11710
LORD WITH GLOWING HEART; general,
words by W. H. Burleigh, set to mu-
sic by Franklin Hopkins. 4to.
(Hymn 448; in Twenty-two hymns. )
[11703
© June 18, 1918; 2 e« June 19,
1918; E 318144; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
LORELEY - RHEIN- KLANGE; waltz by
Johann Strauss, sr., op. 145, arr. by
Gaston Borch; orch. with piano
ace. 4to. [11704
© May 20, 1913; ec. June 25,
1913; E 314562; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
9
~
LOVE DIVINE ALL LOVE EXCELLING (Tan-
tum ergo); words by Charles Wes-
ley, music by Jessie E. Shaw;
mixed voices and organ. 4to.
[11705
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1918; E 314299; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
LOVE HATH ECHOES TRUER FAR; words
by Thomas Moore, music by Frank-
lin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series. ) [11706
_ © June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 19138;
E 311865; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
York.
LovE (THE) I GIVE TO you; ballad
words and music by J. R. Shannon.
[11707
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 311710; Grinnell bros., Detroit.
LOVE IN A PARLOR; a miniature musi-
cal comedy in one act, lyrics by A. E.
Krows, music by R. L. Halle. Vo-
cal score. [11708
Orie Pune 2° 1913 :""D AGB;
tichard Lafarge Halle and Arthur
Edwin Krows, New York.
LOVE IS BUT A DREAM; words by ‘T.
Knowles, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11709
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311760; Thos. Knowles, Provi-
dence, R. I.
LOVE IS JUST THE SAME OLD GAME IN
EVERY LAND; from All aboard, lyrics
by E. Ray Goetz, music by Malvin
Franklin. [11710
© June 21, 19138; 2 c« June 21,
1913: E 318197; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
O7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
tL
pt. II, 0. s., v. 8]
Love LANE; intermezzo by Wm. F.
Peters; pf. [11711
©: dune 9, 1913)" 2.-e. June Ao,
1918; E 314132; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LOVE ME TO-NIGHT; words by W. S.
Gillett, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
giver
©. June 6, 1913* 2 ¢. Jime 17,
1913; E 318083; W. S. Gillett, Bay
City, Tex.
Love (THE) Moon; from the musical
comedy, The mountain maiden, lyric
and music by H. Crooker, arr. by
Lewis M. Daniel. Minneapolis.
Crescent pub. co. [117138
QiMay) Bl, 113% 2ieniuneni3,
1913; E 314204; Herbert B. Crooker,
Minneapolis.
LOVE oF AN HouR: words by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Mary Turner
Salter; low in D. [11714
(C) May 31, 1913; 2.¢. June, 44,
1913; E 314250; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
LOVE OF LONG AGO: words by R. Seed,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [1l17Tio
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
EH) 311784; Rhoda Seed, Mt. Vernon,
Ill.
LOVE OR GOLD; words by lL. G. Mc-
Kenna, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11716
e. June 23,
G. Me-
© June 6; 1913; 2
19138; E 314464; Loretta
Kenna, Dixon, S. D.
Love (THE) SICK COON; words by W.
R. Errington and T. Parkes, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. maleatrg
©) June 1918 «2ee dune ry,
1918; E 318071; W. R. Errington &
T, Parkes, London.
LOVE THOU ART MINE; lyric and music
by Charles B. Blount. [11718
©). Dune 9.19135 2i¢,4dume +10;
1918; BH 314188; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LOVE TIME; from the opera Princess
Lulu, words by J. W. Musgrove, mu-
sic by Carl Blum. Richmond Bor-
ough, N. Y. The Traeger music
house. [11719
© May 26, 1913; 2c. May. 31,
1913; EK 309978; James W. Mus-
grove, Stapleton, N. ¥.
LOVE WILL FIND THE WAY.
( Johannes )
LOVELY TO LIVE IN A LAUNDRY.
Fantasie des blanchisseuses.
See
LOvVER’S (THE) SAD PARTING; words by
Anna Gardner, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11720
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; E 314679; Mrs. A. Gardner,
Chicago.
LOVE’S ANSWER.
home.
See Songs of love and
LOVE’S AWAKENING,
and home.
See Songs of love
LOVE’S DILEMMA; valse by A. L. Ste-
phens; pf. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co. [11721
© Apr. 25, 1918:"2 @ Mayes. |
1913; E 312123; Arthur Stephens, |
St. Thomas, D, Wr
LOVE’S LITANY; words by H, D2) Ban-
ning, music by A. Healey Foster.
[11722 |
© June 14, 1913; 2 & June as,
19138; E 312349; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
LOVE’S MEDITATION; words by Egerton
W. Melville, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[1172.8 |
© June 6, 1913; 2 e Ammer, I
1913; E 318082; E. Westmore Mel-
ville, Toronto, Canada.
LOVE’s ODE; words by W. A. Blakeney,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11724
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25, |
1913; E 314716; Wm. A. Blakeney, }
Richmond.
LOVE’S QUESTION,
and home. |
LOVEY DEAR, IT IS UP TO YOU. Words |
and music by D. Gilchrist and E. |
Bund. [11725
© 1c. June 10, 1913; BE 314140; |
David Gilchrist & Emil Bund, Pitts-
burgh.
Lovey Lov; southern ballad, words by |
H. S. Drago, music by H. A. Sey- |
ring. [11726
© June 20, #913; 2 c. June an
1913; E 318187
New York.
LUANA SERENADE;
ukulele solo.
by C. S. De Lano;
© 1c June 17, 1918;.E 311990; |
S. De Lano, Los Angeles.
C.
See Brahms. 4
See Songs of love |
: Jos. W. Stern & co., f-
[11727 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
11744
LUARD-SELBY (BERTRAM) Nocturne;
by B. Luard-Selby; organ. obl. Svo.
(In The organ loft, June 1913, no.
287). [11728
© May 28, 1913; ec. June’ 11;
1913: E 312329; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
9
—
Lucra pr LAMMERMOOR. See Donizetti
(Gaetano)
LULLABY; words and music by A. H.
Edwards. [11729
© 1c. June 24, 1918; E 318238;
Ariadne Holmes Edwards, New
York.
—words by 8S. G. C., music by
Minnie Louise Graham. Ottawa,
Canada. The McKechnie music ¢o.
[11738
© June 1, 1918; 2 c. May 24, 1913;
E 312219; Grey nuns of the cross,
Ottawa, Canada.
—— See Paldi (Mari); Five songs for
little girls and boys.
LULLABY OF AN INFANT CHIFF; words
by Walter Scott, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (In Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great
English poets series.) [11731
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
BE 311862; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
LUSITANIA; march two step by L. H.
Stowe; pf. [11732
(© May 19, 1913; 2 c¢. June 24,
1913; E 3182382; Leslie H. Stowe,
New York.
Ma LITTLE BLACK COON; words and mu-
sic by J. Van Reede. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. Mass:
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 e«. May 20.
1918; EK 312124; G. Evelyn Wood,
North Leeds, England.
MANENAT; ord af Andreas Jynge, mu-
sik af Torolf Voss; kor og kvartetter
for mandstemmer; H-dur. Svo,
(Norsk musikforlags udgave, no.
281). [11734
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1918;
E 307991; Norsk musikforlag, Kris-
tiania, Norway.
Mapriv: Spanish intermezzo by Harry
Jentes; piano. [11735
© June 18, 1913; e. June 19,
1913; E 318153; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
See Mozart (W. A.)
9
MAGIC FLUTE.
~l
MAGNIFICAT [AND] NUNC DIMITTIS; by
Harold E. Darke; voices and organ.
4to. (Modern church services, no.
175.) [11736
© June 4, 1913; 2 c June 4, 1913:
KE 307862; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
MAGNIFICAT [AND] NUNC DIMITTIS.
See Evening service.
MAGNIFICAT IN G; [AND] NUNC DiMIT-
TIS; words from the Bible, music by
H. Clough-Leighter, op. 56, nos. 10
and 11, chorus of mixed voices and
organ. 4to. [11737
c) June’ 11, 1918+! 2 ¢. June 12,
1918; E 3814161; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston.
MAGNOLIA; Syncopated waltz by C. A.
MecGimsey, arr. by Louise La
Rocque; pf. [11738
© 1ce June 38, 1913; E 314165;
Cora Alice McGimsev, Alexandria,
La.
Maip (THE) OF THE SAN JOAQUIN;
dramatico-musical composition in
three acts, words by F. C. Drew, mu-
Sic by E. HE. Schmitz. Vocal score.
[11739
© 1c, June 19,1913; D 19308;
Frank C. Drew, San Francisco.
Mais (THE) oF NEW YORK TOWN;
words by J. Delano, music by Billy
London. [11740
2) ive. ifune) 2, 1993; EH) 311991;
Joseph Delano, New York.
MAJOR AND RELATIVE MINOR CHORDS
WITH DOMINANT CHANGE; arr. by C.
S. De Lano; ukulele. [11741
© 1c June 17, 1913; E 311989;
C. 8. De Lano, Los Angeles.
MAJOREN AA HANS KOMPANI; Norsk
folkevise, musik af Per Winge;
blandede kor. Svo. Norsk musik-
forlags samling, no. 40.] [11742
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1918;
E 307989; Norsk musikforlag, Kris-
tiania, Norway.
MAKE UP; words by E. P. Roberts, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11748
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
BE 318031; E. P. Roberts, Belle Cen-
ter, O.
MALINCUNIA,; versi di Lebero Bovio,
musica di N. Valente. [11744
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1918;
I 307893; Polyphon musikwerke
A.-G. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
41745 pt. 111, 0. S., 4 s|
Ma-MA, MAY I GO AND PLAY? words by | Marine. See Musique (La) contem:|
R. Passarella, music by L. A. Clark. poraine.
© June 18, 1918; 2 «. June 96, | Maxronerrs’s (A) Dream; by ©. Al}
1918; BE 314343; Raphael Passarella, Egener ; pf. Se Gi
Hadlyme, Conn. © June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;)
i : E 311720; Hamilton S. Gordon, New)
MAMAN; poésie de Henri Cain et Paul York. |
Gravollet, musique de _ Francis
Thomé; piano et chant. Paris, | MARJOoRIE, JEAN AND KATHLEEN; song}
Brussels. Henry Lemoine et cie. cyclette, words by Lyell Johnston, }
[11746 music by Harvey Linton. [11755 |
© May 29, 1918: 2c. June 17, © June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 316142; Thomé, Paris.
MAMMEMA DICE; versi di S. di Gia-
como, musica di Salvatore Gam-
bardella. [11747
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
E 307894; Polyphon - musikwerke
A.-G. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
Man (THE) I DIDN’T GET; words by
Miss D. Berry, music by N. De Moya.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [11748
© May 31, 1913: 2 c. June 21,
1918; EX 3818176; Miss Dick Berry,
Howard, O.
MAN (THE) THAT IS NEAREST IS DEAR-
EST; words by S. J. Braithwaite,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11749
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311880; Sydney J. Braithwaite,
New York.
MaNDA LEE; words and music by
W. W. Wallace and Byll Voy.
Boston. Wallace and Brown music
co. [11750
© May 29, 1918; 2c. June 2, 1913;
E 311696; Walter W. Wallace,
Boston.
MAPLE LEAVES; grand selection of popu-
lar Canadian melodies by Paul Per-
rier; piano. [11751
© June 13, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 307982; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don.
MarcH. See Paldi (Mari) ; Five songs
for little girls and boys.
MARCHING SONG; words by John
Erskine, music by C. H. Pattberg.
plate gar
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. June 12. 1913;
E 314171; Charles H. Pattberg, Jer-
sey City.
MARCHING (THE) SUFFRAGETTES ;
words by John L. Sanderson, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. fit75e
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311782; J. L. Sanderson, Hins-
dale, N. H.
~
(
Ss... Q0°00reSSS =~
1913; E 812365; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
MARRIAGE (THE) MARKET; new musi- |
cal play in three acts, lyrics by)
Arthur Anderson and Adrian Ross, |
music by Victor Jacobi, arr. by H. |
M. Higgs. Vocal score. [11756 |
© June 17, 1918; 2 ec. June 18,
19138; D 19807; Chappell & co., Itd.. }
London. |
arr. by H. M. Higgs; piano.
London.
MARY DARLING; words by I. M. Snyder, |
selection from the musical play, |
music by Victor Jacobi, selected and |
[11757 |
© June 238, 1918; 2 ec. June 24, |
1913; E 316176; Chappell & co., ltd., |
|
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11758
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 19138; |
E 3811834;
town, N. Y.
Mary’s COMING HOME; words by Al. |’
Dubin and Chas. O’Donnell, music |
[11759 |
by W. R. McAllister.
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec. June 19, |
1913; EX 318125; Emmett J. Welch,
Philadelphia.
MATILDA MALLOREY; words by W. W.
Demings, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11760
© June 6, 1913; 2 @ Juneau,
1918: E 818016; Weldon Weyman
Demings, Corns Mills, Canada.
MaTILpy ANN; song, music arr. by B.
C. Tuthill. [11761
© June 2, 1918; 2 @ Dumewas
1913; E 818226; Burnet C. Tuthill,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
MATTCHICHE (LA) BRESILIENNE; nou-
velle danse par Maurice Gracey;
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to.
E 3161387; Smyth, Paris.
10
Ida M. Snyder, Johns- |
who,
g
[11762 |
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 1913; ff
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
May I TELL YOU OF MY LOVE? words by
S. Dustin, music by R. A. Browne,
arr. by P. Patella. New York, Ferd.
E. Mierisch. {11763
© May 29, 1918; 2 c. June 20,
19138; E 314640; Susie Cummings,
Shawano, Wis.
MazurKA. Sec Musique (La) con-
temporaine.
MAzURKA, IN G MINOR; by Alexander
Zarzycki, ed. by John Orth; pf.
[11764
eewMay 26, 1913: 2 c. June ‘13,
1918; E 314237; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
MEDITATION; by Arthur Bergh, op. 15,
no. 2; violin and piano, in A fiat.
[11765
Pr Mayets,.1993:; 2. a Jue! 18,
19138; E 314288; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
MEET ME IN LOVELAND DEARIE! words
and music by R. Wilson. [11766
iduee 23, 1913: 2.c.;June' 25,
1918; E 314592; Richard Wilson,
Philadelphia.
MEET ME IN THE MOONLIGHT; words by
A Parkin, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
Se [11767
~ © May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311779; A. Parkin, Blairhampton,
Canada.
oa
MEHANO DANCE; by C. S. De Lano;
ukulele. [11768
© 1c. June 17, 1918; E 311988;
C. S. De Lano, Los Angeles.
MEIN DORFCHEN; ged von Ludwig
Buttlar, musik von Eduard Walter,
op. 58, fiir gemischten chor a ca-
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Zwei lieder. no. 2.) [11769
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. June 4,
1913; E 307878; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
MELODIA.
poraine.
See Musique (La) contem-
MELODIE DU sorR; by Lao Silésu, har-
monized and arr. by Clarence Lucas;
organ. [11770
© June 17, 1913; 2 c. June 1S,
1913; E 312378; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
MELODIE IN D; by [Ignatio Tyrrell;
piano. (Naunton’s national music
system, lesson 1.) 2 A Ura
©) JunelsT ye 1913); 2c. Sune +18,
1918; E 312385; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
MELODIES OF THE NATIONS; national
airs, by Carl Bonner; pf. Boston,
New York, Evans musie¢ co.
PLATT2
© June 10, 19138: .2.¢:=June.,13,
1918; E 814182; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
MerLopy (THE) OF LOVE; words and
music by G. Sutheran and J. Waller.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11778
© May 27, 1913; 2 c« June 6,
1913; E 811780; G. Sutheran, Lon-
don.
See Miniaturen. heft 2.
MEMORIAL-DAY (A) ODE; words and
music by O. A. Clark [i. e.] Mrs.
Frank E. Clark. [11774
© 1c. June 10, 1913; E 314121;
Olive Adella Clark, Turnerville,
Conn.
MEMENTO MORI.
MEMORIAL HYMN TO THE DEAD OF THE
SEA; words by P. W. Gifford, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. bea (a5
©) dune 6," 198s? 2 e: Sune 23.
1913; E 314502; P. W. Gifford, Chi-
cago.
MEMORIES; words by E. H. Last, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11776
AG) Jume 6, 1918- -2' c.. June 1%,
19138; E 318024: Edward H. Last,
Walkerville, Canada.
MEMORIES OF ERIN; words and music
by M. H. Anderson. ge br er arg
© May 28, 19138; 2 c.. May 81,
1913; E 309980; M. H. Anderson,
Philadelphia.
MEMORIES OF YOU BRING DREAMS TO ME;
words and music by P. H. Prescia.
[1177
© 1c. June 238, 1913; E 314416;
Peter H. Prescia, Chicago.
MENUET.
poraine,
MENUET IN F. See Young (The) vio-
linist.
See Musique (La) contem-
MERMAID MARCH; words and music by
L. A. Martin; pf. [11779
© 1c. June 16, 1913; E 314256;
Lewis A. Martin, Neosho Falls, Kans,
711
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11780
pt. ID, Ny Sy Vea
MERRY AND BRIGHT; one step by R.
Penso; pf. [11780
© June 18, 1913; 2 <. dune 19,
1913: E 316159; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
Merry (A) GREETING; by Waldemar
Sommerfelt; piano. (Recreative
pieces, series 2, no. 15a.) [11781
© May 28, 1913; 2 e. May 31,
1918: E 3807832; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
MES BONS DOCTEURS; paroles de Briol-
let et Leliévre, musique de H. Frag-
son et P. Marinier; piano et chant.
[11782
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316074; A. Bose, Paris.
MessacGE (THE) OF THE ROSE; words
by E. H. Hunkele, music by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, ©. L. Partee
music pub. co. [11783
©: ' Sune 1," 1913342 @ Punes 21,
1913; E 818184; Edna H. Hunkele,
Newark, N. J.
MEXICAN (THE) SERENADE; words and
musie arr. by Mildred Champagne.
[11784
(. dume..2o. 1919" .2 ¢.. Juneg 21,
1918; E 314889; Charles W. Ho-
meyer & co., Boston.
MI RUBIA; tango argentino por Lao
Silésu; pf. [41785
©' ‘May 29, 1918; 2 e, June 17,
1913; E 3161381; L. Silésu, Paris.
Mippies (THE); march on melodies
from The marriage market, by Vic-
tor Jacobi, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
piano. [11786
Jone 17, 1913-2 e dune 18,
1913; E 312379; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
Mippy (THE); from The marriage
market, words by Adrian Ross, music
by Victor Jacobi, arr. by H. M.
Higgs. [11787
© June 18, 1913; 2 @ June 19,
1913; E 316160; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
MiIpNIGHT (A) SUMMER’S' DREAM;
words by W. Hibbert, music by Gen-
evieve Scott. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11788
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,1913;
KE 3814460; W. Hibbert, Victoria,
B. C., Canada.
MIETTE NA MANA CCA; versi di Aniello
Califano, musica di Rodolfo Falvo.
[11789
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
KE 307895; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
MicpreD; two step by A. E. Wright;
violin and piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11790
© June 14, 1918; 2 ce. June 25,
1913; E 314712; Arthur E. Wright,
Deckerville, Mich.
Mitt (THE); by Earl Victor Prahl;
piano. [11791
© June 10, 1913 2c, Junmenaae
1918; E 311957; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
MILLER (THE) SONG; from the operetta
The crypt, words by Harlan W. Hall,
music by H. E. Earle. [11792
© June 16, 1913; 2 € June @e il
1913; E 318195; Henry Edmond |
Earle, Los Angeles. |
MILLINER’S (THE) MAID; words by L.
Dalton, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11793
© May 27, 1918; 2 ¢. June 6, 1913; #
E 311736; L. Danton, Ramsgate, §
England.
Mintion (THE) DOLLAR GAMBLER FROM ©
THE WEST; words by Edgar Leslie, ©
music by Al. Piantadosi and Murray |
Bloom. [11794
© June 14, 19138; 2 ce. June 16, fF
1913; E 314297; Leo. Feist, ine., New |
York. |
MIMI-TAXI; chansonnette paroles de |
Bertal-Maubon, musique de Hmile |
Spencer; piano et chant. [11795 |}
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 19138; |
E 316075; A. Bosc, Paris.
MIND YOUR UNCLE, WILLIE; words by |
Christian Thater, music by Gene- |
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11796 |
© June 6, 1918; 2 G Jueves, i
1913; E 314463; Christian Thater, |
Syracuse, N. Y. |
MINIATUREN ; 12 charakteristische ton- ||
stiicke von Paul Krause, op. 18; |
orgel. Heft 1. Contents :—Skizze.—
Kanzonetta. — Trio.— Consolation.— ©
Sequenz.—Romanzetta. Heft 2. Con- ||
tents : — Improvisation. — Basso os- |
tinato. — Pastorale. — Praludium. —
Kantilene.—Memento Mori. \
[11797, 11798 (|
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. each June 4, |
1918; E 3807923, 307924; Ff. E. C. i
Leuckart, Leipzig.
712
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1918
“Mim TRAUMTE VON EINEM KONIGSKIND;
ged. von Heinrich Heine, volkslied,
von Walter Grave fiir eine sings-
timme u. piano. [11799
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307928; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
Miss Bettie Brown; words by C.
Rockwell, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11800
ei aune G6,/°1913:. 2 c.. June’ 23,
1913; E 3814520; Clayton Rockwell,
Randolph Center, Vt.
MISSA SIMPLEX; easy plain-song set-
ting of the office of the Holy Com-
munion, transcribed into modern no-
tation with an organ acc. added by
Francis Burgess. 4to. (Parish
choir book, no. 900.) [11801
© June 7. 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 312310; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on tran-
seription. ]
Mister Broapway U. S. A.; from all
aboard! lyric by E. Ray Goetz, mu-
sie by Malvin Franklin. [11802
sme 18, 1915- 2 c. June.18,
1913; E 314321; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
“Mr. MOON YOU'RE NOTHING BUT A
PHONEY; words and music by R. M.
Foley and A. Berg. [118038
© ic. June 23, 1913; E 314419;
Roy M. Foley and Arthur Berg, San
Diego, Cal.
Mo’ SACCIO CHELLO CH’E; versi di R.
Galdieri (Rambaldo), musica di
Evemero Nardella.
© Dee. 1, 1912: 2c. June 4, 1913;
E 307896: Polyphon musikwerke a.-g.
Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
MopERN COMPOSERS; comp. by H. L.
Heartz; pf. v. 3. (Universal series,
no. 177.) [11805
© June 27, 1913; 2 ec June 30,
1913; E 314789; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on compilation. ]
MoDERNE LAGENSTUDIEN FUR VIOLINE
(Modern studies on the positions) ;
von Amadeo von der Hoya. 1. Feste
lagen. Heft 1—5. 2. Lagenwechsel,
heft 1—4. [11806-11814
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ec. each June 4,
1913; EE 307929-3079387; F. E. C.
Leuckart, Leipzig.
[11804 .
11823
MOLLY DEAR; words by Mrs. T. W.
Meeker, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11815
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1918; E 314454; Mrs. T. W. Meeker,
Paterson.
MoOmeE (LA) bu S&£BASTO; paroles de
R. Gaél, musique de Vincent Scotto;
piano et chant. [11816
©) dame) 25,1913; 2. ee June: 17;
19138; E 316088; H. Delormel, Paris.
MONDSCHEN -STANDCHEN; text von
Harry Waldau, musik von W.
Aletter. [11817
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307853; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
MoNEY CAN’T BRING MOTHER BACK;
words by E. Attwood, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale eo. [11818
©. dame! 644913) 2c. June 17,
1918; E 318079; E. Attwood. Bow-
manville, Canada.
MONEY FRIEND; words by Eilene Ste-
phens, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
: [11819
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 314722; Mrs. E. S. Raiford,
Norfolk, Va.
MooN DREAMS; words by Burgess
Johnson, music by John W. Metcalf;
sop. or tenor, alto or baritone.
[11820
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. each June
26, 1Olat) Ei Sls26n>. Arthur, P;
Schmidt, Boston.
' MooNBEAM; words by A. Lunan, mu-
sic by Burt Wallace. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11821
@) dune. 6) 1943 3 2:-e; June: LT,
19138; E 318022; Ana Lunan,
tage Grove, Or.
—— lyric by Will D. Cobb, music by
Cot-
Leo Edwards. [11822
© May 26;'1913; 2 ec. May) 27,
19138; BE 311628; Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
MOONLIGHT; notturno by Carl Bohm.
op. 319, rev. fingered and annotated
by J. Frank Leve; pf. Academic
edition. [11823
© June 3, 1913; 2c. June 4, 19138;
KE} 211707; Hamilton 8S. Gordon, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision fingering and annotation. ]
13
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11824
MorGENLIED; ged. von Otto Roquette,
musik von Martin Grabert, op. 483,
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. (Vier gesinge, no. 3.)
[11824
© “Apr. °28, “ts: 22°C. Jane 4,
1918; E 307950; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
MoRNING BREEZES; valse animato by
Bert R. Anthony, op. 53; pf. Bos-
ton, New York. Evans music co.
[11825
© Wune 10, ASS: "2 cy June "13,
1913; E 814187; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
Mornine (THE) RIDE; by Waldemar
Sommerfelt; piano. (Recreative
pieces, series 2, no. 12B.) [11826
©) May 28, 1918: '2' e “May *3i,
1918; E 307830; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
MORNING STAR; words by A. Gerard,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11827
© Tune+6, 19182
19138; E 3814528; Mrs.
New Orleans.
e June 23,
A. Gerard,
MoTHeER; words by J. F. Waterworth,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11828
(©. dune 6... 1913224... June 17,
1918; E 318032; J. Frances Water-
worth, Port Huron, Mich.
MoTHER IS WAITING; words and music
by A. Leckermeyer. New York.
Frank Harding. [11829
© June 18. 1913; 2 c. June 20,
1918; E 314357; Annie Leckermeyer,
Lincoin, Neb.
MoTHER’s ANDY BOY; words by A.
Beck, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[118380
© June’ 6, 1918; 2:c.iJume 23.
1915; EO 314466; Andrew Beck,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
MOTHER’S FLORAL TRIBUTE: words by
K. IF’, Lamont, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11831
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913:
Ii 318087; Elizabeth F. Lamont.
Matteawan, N. Y.
MoTHER’S KISS; words by A. L. Pake,
musie by Genevieve Seott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11832
© June 14, 1913: 2 ¢ June 25.
1913; E 314670; Alfred L. Pake, De-
troit.
Law
(
—— Venite,
pt. IT, nN. Si, vas
MoToRMAN Joe; words by H. B. Cook, |
Wash-
music by Genevieve Scott.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11833
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
EF 311787; H. Burford Cook, Bruns-
wick, Ga.
MOUNTAIN ECHOES: by Henry Della-
field, op. 61, no. 12; piano. [11834
© June 26, 19138; 2 ec June 21,
1913; E 318165; Bach music ¢o., .
Boston.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Capro
(Il) e la capretta; air de Marcelline
au quatriéme acte des Noces de
Figaro, opéra comique de Mozart,
texte italien de Lorenzo da Ponte,
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
der, annoté de F. A. Gevaert, con-
tinué par Alfred Wotquenne; sop.
et piano.
ancien chant classique, no. 483.)
[11835
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Apr. 7, 19ia-; 8
E 312224; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
[Copyright is claimed on ré- |
Paris.
duction pianistique. ].
—— Music (The) flute (Zauberflite) ;
overture by W. A. Mozart, arr. by)
Chas. J. Roberts; orch. with piano
conductor, organ and obligato violin.
[11836
© May 31, 1913; 2 e. June 25,9
1913; HEH 314563; Carl Fischer, New |
[Copyright is claimed on ar-
York.
rangement. ]
quatriéme acte des Noces de Figaro,
opéra comique de Mozart, texte
italien de Lorenzo da Ponte. traduc- |
tion francaise de M. de Rudder, an- |
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
Alfred Wotquenne; basse et piano.
(Répertoire francaise de Jancien ||
chant classique, no. 484.) [11837
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ¢ Apr 1, tae:
KK 812225: Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
duction pianistique. ]
inginocchiatevi; air
Suzanne, aux deuxiéme acte des
Noces de Figaro, opéra comique de
Mozart. texte italien de Lorenzo da
Ponte, traduction francaise de M. de
Rudder. annoté de F. A. Gevaert,”
continué par Alfred Wotquenne; sop. |;
(Répertoire francaise de |
et piano.
Vancien chant classique, no. 480.)
[1183S
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1993s
EK 3812223; Henry Lemoine et cie.,¥j
[Copyright is claimed on ré- |
Paris.
duction pianistique. ]
14 4]
(Répertoire frangaise de
Récitatif et air de Figaro; au
[Copyright is claimed on ré- |
de ||
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
0. 6, 1913
11853
IUSIC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE; part-
song, words by Shelley, music by
Julius Harrison; 6 female voices.
(Novello’s octavo ed. of trios, quar-
tets &e., no. 446.) [11839
© May 29, 1913; 2c. May 31, 1918;
BE 307823; Novello & co., 1td., London.
[USIQUE (LA) CONTEMPORAINE; série
piano, nos. 1,2. Contents: Deux es-
quisses; par D. E. Inghelbrecht.
No. 1. Marine. No. 2. Nénuphars
erépusculairs. Premiére valse, [et]
Mazurka; par Raoul Moreau.—Men-
uet; par Paul Pierné.—Redowa chro-
matique; par Paul Hillemacher.—
La vallée aux clochettes; par Paul
Dupin.—Alla mazurka; par Albert
Renaud, op. 143.—Idylle; par ‘A.
Sauvregis. [11840, 11841
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. each June 17,
1913; E 316119, 316120; Maurice
Senart et cie., Paris.
—— série piano, no. 38. Contents: Deux
petites piéces; par B. M. Colomer.
No. 1. En fredonnant. No. 2. Ori-
entale—Impromptu; par L. Du-
mas.—Paysage d’été; par Ch. Pi-
neau, op. 6, no. 1.—Le jardin d’Ori-
ane; prelude descriptif par Henri
Biisser. [11842
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1918: E 316124; Maurice Senart et
cie., Paris.
——série piano et chant, nos. 1, 2.
Contents: La fleur d’or; paroles de
Auguste Brizeux, musique de J.
Guy Ropartz—Que beni soit le
jour; traduit par H. Blaze de Bury.
musique de Ch. Lefebvre.—Jour de
pluie; paroles de Pierre Reyniel,
musique de Léon Canton.—Le chéne
gaulois; paroles de Stephen Lié-
geard, musique de J. Ermend Bon-
nal.—Demain dés l’aube; poésie de
Victor Hugo, musique de Camille
Erlanger.—Ha, que la chair; poésie
de André Suarés, musique de René
Lenormand, op. 92, no. 2.—Le Lou-
rire; poésie de Paul Bouju, musique
de George Ritas.—Sur le penchant
de la falaise; paroles de Maurice
D’Assier, musique de Claude Del-
vincourt. [118438, 11844
© May 4, 1918; 2 c each June 17.
2913: EB 316121, 316122; Maurice
Senart et cie., Paris.
— série piano et chant, no 3. Con-
tents: Sur une tombe; poéme de Vic-
tor Hugo, musique de P. de Bre-
ville—Désespérance: poésie de Jean
Richepin, musique de E. Ratez.—
MUSIQUE (LA) CONTEMPORAINE—Contd.
Printemps.—Poéme de Felix Ber-
nard, musique de Albert Dupuis.
[11845
e. June 17,
Maurice Senart et
9
© May 29, 1918: 2
1913; E 316123;
cie., Paris.
—— série piano et violon, nos. 1, 2.
Contents: En Bretagne; par George
Ritas.—Lied; par Albert Alain.—
Melodia; par Luigi Bottazzo.—Une
phrase d’andante; par Louis Bris-
set.—Romance caprice; par P. Mar-
isck.—Danse espagnole; par Dezso
Lederer, op. 94. [11846, 11847
© May 4, 19138; 2 c each June
17, 1918; E 316125, 316126; Maurice
Senart et cie., Paris.
—— série piano et violon, no. 38. Con-
tents: Berceuse, [et] Sérénade; par
Eugéne Lacroix.—Angelus; par M. J.
Erb.—Arioso; par G. Paraire.
[11848
2. Ce SUE UG,
Maurice Senart et
© May 29, 1913;
TOS <8 BIGI2Z7 :
cie., Paris.
Murr AND JEFF; words by F. B.
Mitchell, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11849
ume o, Ode 2) 2 e,. June’ 25,
1913; E 314462; I. R. Mitchell, Ar-
genta, Ark.
My ADORATA WALTZES; by Everett J.
Evans, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; full
orech. Ato. [11850
© June 7, 1918; 2 ec June 9, 1918;
HH), 311918; .J...W.. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
My BEAUTIFUL ROSE; ballad words by
Mrs. M. J. Briggs, music by Eugene
D. Albert. New York, John T. Hall
music pub. co. [11851
© June 12, 1913; 2 ce. June 14,
1918; E 311985; Mrs. M. J. Briggs,
Pittsburg.
My BIG BLONDE BABY; words by W. B.
Penn, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
{11852
© May 27, 1913; 2 « June 6G,
IPAS OE SULT;
Penn, Philadelphia.
Wm. Raymond
My BLUE-BIRD GIRL; words by Jack
Appleton, music by O. Vessella.
[118538
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 2.
1913; E 311697; Oreste Vessella, At-
lantic City.
715
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11854
My BLUE EYED DARLING; words by C. A.
Miller, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11854
June 6,
() May (27. ASI ae
1913- BH -311749;- Clara,A. Miller,
Minneapolis.
My BONNIE IRISH ROSE; words by
W. E. Hawley. music by Paul Wil-
liams. New York, P. J. Hawley
music ¢o. [11855
© May 10, 1913; 2. c.. dune 25,
1913: E 318228; W. E. Hawley,
Harrisburg, Pa.
My COUNTRY COUSIN; words by I. C.
Lewis, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11856
©). May 27, 1918: 2° @ dune: 6;
1913; E 311750; Ida Clarkson Lewis, |
Altoona, Pa.
My COUNTRY ‘TIS OF THEE;
hymn words by 8. F. Smith, set to
music by Franklin Hopkins. 4to.
(New America; in Twenty-two
hymns. ) [11857
©, June 18, 1913; 2 ¢«. June 19,
1OIS StS8150 * Et We Gray cep:
New York.
hational
MY CREOLE BELLE; words by EK. W.
Melville. music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11858
@ June: G6, -191e: 2c. June 17,
1913: E 3818091: E. Westmore Mel-
ville, Toronto, Canada.
My DARLING, MY LOVELY MARIE: words
by P. B. Bachtell, music by Burt-
Wallace. Washington, H.
Dugdale co.
©). dume 4) 1913%) 2g.
1913; E 314669;
Lancaster, Cal.
Kirkus
[11859
June 25,
Paul B. Bachtell,
My DEAR IRISH HOME; words and mu-
sic by J. Howard. [11860
© ‘1.e. June 138; 1918) HW 314205:
John Howard, Washington.
My DEAR OLD SOUTHERN HOME; words
and music by C. H. Stone. Wash-
ington, Hayworth music pub. co.
[11861
© June ~25, 1913: 2 ¢ June 26.
1913; E 318263; C. H. Stone, Fair
Haven, Vt.
My DEAR STATE OF MAINE; words and
music by M. W. Squires. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11862
© May 27, 1913: 2 c. June 6,
1915; I 311807; Mabelle W. Squires,
Passadumkeag, Me.
My DEAREST QUEEN SWEET IS FAITHFUL i
LOVE; words and music by A. P.
Schultz. Washington, H. Wirkus
Dugdale co.
© June 14, 1913) 29@) anew
1918; E 314713; Alfred P. Schultz,
Monticello, N. Y.
My DREAM (Mon réve); waltz by E.
Waldteufel, arr. by M. L. Lake;
military band. 4to. [11864
© June 10, 1918; 2 ef dune 2a |
1918; E 314566; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
My DREAM AMONGST THE GRAND OLD
BERKSHIRE HILLS; words and music
by J. W. Colwell. [11865
© June 5, 1913; 2 c June 9, 1913;
E 3119338; John W. Colwell, Pitts-
field, Mass.
My FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEE; march
by Lowell Mason, arr. by John Mar-
tin; pf. [11866
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311912; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on new easy
arrangement. ]
My FIRST BEST GIRL; words by Chas.
Raitt, music by Jean Buekley.
Washington, H. Wirkus Dugdale co.
[11867
© June 6, 1918; 2 @ sume 20
1918; E 318092; C. Raitt, Richmond,
Cal.
My FONDEST DREAM; words and music
by Chas. Edwin Dancy. [11868
© June 23 1918;°2) 6 geeres
1918; E 314401; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
My GARDEN; words by E. Powell,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11869
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311831; Elizabeth Powell, De-
fiance, O.
My GENEVIEVE OF LONG AGO; words and
music by E. Schoreck. Chicago.
Mrs. A. R. Schoreck. [11870
© June 5, 1918; 2 c. June 9. 1918;
E 314157; Elizabeth Schoreck, Chi-
cago.
My GIRL; words by Walter Kolker,
music by Harry S. Pugh. [11871
© May °24, 1918; 2 «@ May 27;
1918: E 311620: Pugh and Kolker,
Philadeiphia.
716
pt.11,n.s.,v.8 i
[11863
ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
My GIRL WITH THE DARK BROWN CURLS;
words by Mrs. J. T. Geiger, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11872
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311825; Mrs. J. T. Geiger, Colo-
rado Springs, Col.
My HAREM QUEEN; words and music
by M. Hoffman. New York. Hoff-
man’s popular music co. [118738
© June 13, 1913; 2 ec June 20,
1913; E 314861; Michael Hoffman,
New York.
My HEART BEATS ONLY FOR YOU; words
by E. A. Johnson, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11874
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6,
fois; HB S1I753; E.
Centralia. Ill.
My HEART’S TO-NIGHT IN OLD KEN-
TUCKY; words by D. Walter Kniffin,
music by Della Lange Waldron.
[11875
4 © gune 11, 1913;-E 311952;
David W. Kniffin & Della Lange
Waldron, Chicago.
My HIAWATHA QUEEN; words and
music by H. W. Miller. [11876
© 1c. May 28, 1918; E 314073;
Harry W. Miller, Louisville.
A. Johnson,
My HONEY WITH THE MONEY; words
and music by A. C. Haskell. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11877
(© “June 6, 1918: 2 c. June ‘17,
1913; E 318068; Agnes C. Haskell,
Wellington, O.
My KENTUCKY CHILDHOOD’S HOME;
words by C. B. Dunn, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11878
ic.June- 6G,.1913;..2; enJune:17,
1913; E 318075; C. B. Dunn, New
Philadelphia, O.
My KENTUCKY HOME; words by Aman-
da White Horen, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11879
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311815; Mrs. Joe Horen, Loomis,
Wis.
My Kirty, THE PURE; words by H.
Pryde, music by W. H. Ridder.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [11880
© June 19, 1918; 2 ¢ June 21,
1913; E 318173; Harry Pryde, Des
Moines.
11889
My rLaANpD—My FLAG; flag song from
The lady of Luzon words by M. C.
Connelly, music by Zoel J. Paren-
teau. [11881
© June 38, 1913; 2 c. June 8, 1913;
E 3140388; T. B. Harms & Irancis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
My LEW WILL SOME DAY SHINE; words
and musie by L. M. Grigsby. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11882
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec. June 17,
19138: .E 318019; L.. M. Grigsby,
Quincy, Ill.
My LITTLE BOY WITH EYES OF BLUE;
words by E. Shepard, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Wirkus
Dugdaie co. [11888
© May 27, 1918; 2 ¢c. June 6, 1913;
FE 311827; Edna Shepard. Hanover,
Ill.
My LITTLE CANDY GIRL; words by Mrs.
A. O. Howard, music by Albert
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11884
KO) tue 76, 1918-2 e! Sune 17,
1913; E 318041; Mrs. A. O. Howard,
Jackson, Mich.
My LITTLE FAIRY QUEEN; words by A.
J. Drowery, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11885
© idune? 6! (19eset DF co wene 17,
1918; E 318060; H. J. Drowery,
Philadelphia.
My LITLE LULU GAL: words by H.
Harecleroad, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11886
C) “Shine” 6G) 1918"; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314537; Helen Harcleroad,
Pasadena, Cal.
My LitTLte Roste Poste; words by
Chas. P, Rickner, music by Eddie S.
Elliott. [11887
© iG dane 12; 1913; E 314181;
Rickner & Elliott, Atlantic City.
My LOVE FOR YOU REMAINS THE SAME;
words by C. C. Cragg, music by
Albert Swift. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11888
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 19138;
E 314453; Christopher C. Cragg, New-
burgh, N. Y.
My LOVE IS LIKE A STAR; words and
music by W. Schmidt. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11889
@iMay S7,: 1913>,'2° ei June 6,
1918; E 311742: William Schmidt,
Chicago.
717
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T1800
My Love's DRAR kYES; words and mu-
sic by Freda Foxon, | 11890
© May 24, 1918; 2 c June 6,
1918: IB 812801; Boosey & ¢co., Lon-
don,
My Lovin’ DEARTE; words and music by
Bobby Heath. [11891
© May 28, 1918; 2 c« May 81,
1918: I 814018; Joe Morris music
co... New York.
My oLp LOG CABIN HOME; words by Gus
Van, music by Joe Schenck. [11892
© June 16, 1918; 2 c« June 16,
1N18; I 814264; Will Rossiter, Chi-
CULO,
My prerry POCAHONTAS QUEEN; In-
dian love song, words and miusie by
S. W. H. Tyler, arr. by Jullus
Kuehr, [11898
© 1« June 6, 1918; E 311849;
Sumuel W. H. Tyler, Louisville.
My proposat; words by J. Babineau,
music by Genevieve Seott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale eco. [11894
© June i4, 1918; 2 «a June 265,
18; BK 8l4724: Jennie Babineau.,
Minneapolis,
MY PUMPKIN COLORED COON; words by
J. D. Fry, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H, Nirkus Dugdale co.
[11895
© May 27, 1918: 2 ¢ June 6, 1918;
Ik 311828; J. D. Fry, Pt. Smith, Ark. |
My SALVATION ARMY GIRL! words and
music by C. Fuller, [11896
© 1 ce June 14, 1918; BE 311974:
Caroline Fuller, Lakewood, N. J.
My SMOKE RING GIRL; words by A. E,
Prince, musie by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11897
© May 27, 1918; 2c June 6, 1918:
ly S1LS08; A, BE. Prinee, Sunderland, |
}
.
Yugland. )
My sot porta MAGNIry (Magnificat):
music by George S. Schuler; mixed |
voices and organ. (Qctavo chureh
music, no, 10267.) [11898
© June 16, 1918; 2 ec June 16,
18; KE 314810; Theo, Presser co.,,
Philadelphia.
My STEADY GIRL IS MY PRECIOUS PEARL?
words by B, A. Howard, musie by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co, | 11899
© June 6, 1918: 2 e@ June 17,
118; BE 81so72; EB. Agnes Howard,
Utica, N. YY,
v1
My SUNNY SOUTHERN HOME; words by
J. C. English, musie by GC. BE. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub, co, [11900
© June 19, 1918; 2 a June 20,
1918; KE 314888; J. Clarence Bng-
lish, Rohrersville, Md.
My SWEETHEART; reverie by Laura
Frances Deem; pf. [11901
© June 4, 1918; 2 ec. June 7, 1918;
I) 814118; Willis musie eo., Cincin-
nati.
My SWEETHEART IS A COUNTRY GIRL?
words by H. J. Dillon, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11902
© May 27, 1918; 2 ¢. June 6, 1918;
EK 811775; Henry J. Dillon, Hast
Chatham, N. Y¥.
My TRUE LOVE HATH MY HEART; words
by Phillip Sidney, musie by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series.) [119038
© June 4, 1918; 2 ec June 6, 1918;
EK 311876; Cecil Mackie, ine, New
York,
My Wirr IS A SUFFRAGETTE; words and
musie by N. V. O'Grady. [11904
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec. June 9, 1918;
E 314156; Nellie V. O'Grady, New
York.
My WONDERFUL DREAM @tRL} from The
tik-tok man of Qz, words by Oliver
Morosco, music by Victor Schertz-
inger. New York. The Franklin
music co, [11905
© June 5, 1918; 2 e June 9, 1918;
If. 811925; Johu Franklin musie ¢co.,
New York,
NACHTIGALLENSANG; ged. von Julius
Gersdortf, musik von Jul. Sehmitt,
fiir miinnerehor, Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. {11906
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 « June &
1918; I 807978; F. BE. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig,
NANITA; a Mexican serenade by EB. E.
Harder; pf. [11907
© June 11, 1918; 2 « June 16,
1918; E 311992; Erwin E. Harder,
Chicago,
NApout MIA; versi di Antonio Barbieri,
musica di Emanuele Nutile. [11908
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 e June 4, 1918;
2) 3807897 ; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.
Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
D
pt. 11, n. 8, v. 8
a
10. 6, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
MATION (THE) CALLED THE U. S. A.;
words by J. Thompson, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, TH.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11909
© June 14, 1913; 2 c June 25,
1918; E 314671; John Thompson,
West Lynn, Mass.
YeARER, MY Gop, To THeEr; brilliant
yariations by M. W. Butler; pf.
[11910
© June 7, 1918; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
WH 311902; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sie co., Sedalia. Mo. [Copyright is
Claimed on arrangement. ]
——words by Sarah IF. Adams, mu-
sic by Joseph Fletcher, harmonized
by W. D.; quartett for mixed voices
with bass and alto solos. [11911
May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 27,
19138; B 311634; Wm. A. Pond & Co.,
New York.
NepuLtaA; by J. ©. Zouboulakis; piano
score. [11912
© 1c. June 25, 1913; E 314586;
John GC, Zouboulakis, Chicago.
NENUPHARS CREPUSCULAIRES. See Mu-
sique (La) contemporaine.
Nest (Das); ged. von Heriberta von
Poschinger, musik von Martin Gra-
bert, op. 48, fiir gemischten chor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. (Vier
gesiinge, no. 4.) [119138
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. June 4,
1913; E 307949; I. BE. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
NEVER LEAVE YOUR
words by D. N. Hunt,
Louis Germize. New York,
Partee music pub. co. [11914
© May 31, 1913; 2 ec. June 21,
1918; E 318175; David N. Hunt,
Atlanta.
HOME, MY BOY;
music by
Ceo
New (THE) GIPSY WEDDING MARCH; by
T. Barile; pf. [11915
© June 8, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
BE 311719; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
New HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE SONG BOOK,
4p.1., 75 p., plate. 4to. [11916
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
A 350115; Boston music co., Boston.
New (THE) WEAL; march by Nick
Brown, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
tary band. 4to. [11917
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
EB 311919; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
11926
New (A) NOTION sTORE; words by J.
Parnell, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11918
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 19138;
KH 3117387; Joseph Parnell, Victor,
Col.
Nrw YorRK, LONDON AND PARIS; medley
overture, arr. by Everett J. Evans;
band. [11919
© June 27, 1918: 2 & June 28,
1913; I 318274; Jos. W. Stern «& co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
New YorK TOWN FOR MINE; words and
music by Lou Rose and IF. I. Whit-
more. [11920
© June 20, 1913; 2 c June 23,
1918; BH 814409; Whitmore & Rose
co., Seranton, Pa.
NriccueEerem ccA; versi di Antonio Bar-
bieri, musica di Rodolfo Falvo.,
[11921
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. June 4, 1913;
K 3807898; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
NicgHt (A) IN VeNiIcke (La note del
redentor); Venetian dialect song,
words by HE. da Rin, Mnglish version
by G. J. S. W., musie by Fernando
Tanara; high in D flat. [11922
© June 5, 1913; 2c. June 7. 1913;
HK 8079838; G. Schirmer, New York.
NIGHT OF THE BALL; waltz by C. Wel-
linger; pf. [11923
© June 12, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1918; E 314272; Chas. Wellinger,
Hamilton, Canada.
Nina; Venetian dialect song, words by
A. de Leva, English version by Sig-
mund Spaeth, music by Fernando
Tanara; high in I. [11924
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
EH 307984; G. Schirmer, New York.
NINETTA WALTZES; by C. W.
rev. by M. L. Lake; band.
Sennet,
4to.
[11925
© May 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; FE 314567; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vised arrangement. |
NOBILITY ; march and two step by F. E.
Blanchard; pf. [11926
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 12, 1913:
Ii 314175; Francis kK. Blanchard, De-
fiance, O.
NoOcTURNE
violinist.
IN C. See Young (The)
' 719
1752—13
D
i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11927
Non TU N’ES PLUS A MOIS; valse
chantée paroles de Jean Sologne.
musique de M. Rosset; orch. avec
piano conducteur. Avec texte. 4to.
[a 1927
©), May. 2, 19133 2c. Jumek(,
1913; E 316115; Rosset, Paris.
Norma. See Bellini (Vincenzo).
Not IN A THOUSAND YEARS; words by
Lou Klein, musie by J. Kendis.
[11928
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 314088; James Kendis music ¢o.,
New York.
NOTHING BUT LOVE CAN BRING HAP-
PINESS; words by J. Hess, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11929
© June 6, 1918; 2 @ June 17,
1913; E 318087; James Hess, Hin- |
ton, W. Va.
NOTHING CAN HELP US LIKE PRAYER;
words and music by W. B. Sargent;
male voices. [11930
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. June 3, 1918;
E 314049; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
Now A MOTHER’S TEARS ARE FALLING;
words and music by EK. G. Kiernan,
arr. by Chas. Corbeau. [11931
© June 12, 1918; 2 ec. June 18,
19138; E 314195; Ella G. Kiernan,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
Now SHE’S SLEEPING "NEATH THE WIL-
Low; words by M. M. Blair, music
by L. A. Clark. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [119382
© June 6, 1918;02"e June23,
1913; E 314534; Morris Myers Blair,
Ansiey, Ala.
NUNC DIMITTIS.
Magnificat
dimittis.
See Evening service
in G fand] Nune
©, BROTHERS, LIFT YOUR VOICES; words
by Edward H. Beckersteth, music by
B. IT. Worden; male voices. [11983
© May 7, 1913; 2c. June 3,°1918 ;
E 314050; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
CO COLORADO, THEE WE LOVE; words and
music by A. C. Carson. Denver,
Smith-Brooks co. [11984
© June 20; 193: 2) ce. Lhumen2s,
1913; FE 3814425; Andrew Carlisle
Carson, Denver.
pt. IIT, Des. Vas
Q cOME TO ME; words by Lulu W.
Mitchell, music by Max Heinrich, op.
85, no. 2; medium voice in B flat
major. [11935
© May 26, 1913; 2 c June,
1913; E 814569; Carl Fischer, New
York.
CQ FISHERMAN BOLD; words by F. E. B. |
music by Vivian Brooks. }
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
Tregay,
[11936
© May 27, 1913; 2.<@ dune,
1913; E 311777; Florence EK. B. Tre
gay, North Bodmin, England.
O FOR A CLOSER WALK; hymn anthem,
[words from the hymnal], music by
George S. Schuler; mixed voices and
organ. (Octavo church music. no.
10266. ) [11987
© June 16, 19138: 2 ec. June 16, |
1918; E 314811; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
— words by Wm. Cowper, music by
Cyrus S. Mallard, op. 5.
Choir, vol. 14, no. 7, July, 1913.]
[In The |
[11938 |
© June 26, 1913; 2 ec June 28,
1918; E 3818279; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati.
O Gop oF Gop! general, words by J.
Julian, set to music by Franklin
Hopkins. 4to. (Hymn 455; in|
Twenty-two hymns. ) [11939
© June 18, 1918:)20c).Jumenee.
1918; E 318147; H. W. Gray co.
New York.
O Gop oF MERCY; hymn anthem, words
by Godfrey Thring, music by Wm.
Dressler ;
alto solo. (Octavo church music no. —
10289. ): [11940 |
© June 16, 1913; 2 ec immeweD,
1918; E 3814312; Theo. Presser ¢o., |
Philadelphia.
OQ HEAVENLY JERUSALEM; general, |
words tr. by J. M. Neale, set to mu- |
sic by Franklin Hopkins.
(Hymn 401; in Twenty-two hymns.)
[11941
© June 18, 19138; 2)@) Jaume,
1918; E 318134; Hy W. Gragee.,
New York.
O, How.I Miss you; words by Mrs.
G. M. Mann, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[11942 |
ec. June 6, I
© May 27, 1918; 2
1918: E 311748; Mrs. G. M: Mann, |
Jacksonville, N. C,
720 :
mixed quartet sop. and.
Ato. |
if
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913 11961
) JESU, WE ADORE THEE! words by | ’O TERZO BACIO; valse lente. versi e
Thompson, music by L. C. Jacoby. musica di G. B. de Curtis. [11952
ges [11943 © Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
© June 4, 1918; 2 c June 4, E 307900; Polyphon - musikwerke,
mo BH) 311721;
New York.
Louis C. Jacoby,
) LAMB or Gop; music by R. M.
Stults; chorus with sop. obligato.
4to. [11944
© June 23. 1918; 2 c«. June 23,
1913; E 314402; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia.
) MOTHER DEAR; general, words by D.
Dickson, set to music by Franklin
Hopkins. 4to. (Hymn 4038; in
Twenty-two hymns. ) [11945
or gune 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
fois; © 318136; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
), MY LITTLE DREAMY EYES; words by
Mrs. Elkins, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11946
Sesune 6 1913; 2 c. June 23,
19138; E 314442; Mrs. Elkins, St.
Paul.
) PERFECT LOVE; wedding hymn, words
by D. F. Blomfield, set to music by
Franklin Hopkins. 4to. (Hymn
238; in Twenty-two hymns.)
[11947
© June 18, 1913; e. June 19,
9013; E 318129; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
D RICORDO; versi di Ferd. Russo, mu-
sica di Nicola Valente. {11948
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
E 307899: Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
) SAVING VICTIM; music by W. R.
Waghorne; quartet or chorus. 4to.
[11949
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314403; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
) Saviour, PRECIOUS SAVIOUR; general,
words by F. R. Havergal, set to
music by Franklin Hopkins. 4to.
(Hymn 444; in twenty-two hymns.)
[11950
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
mote; 318145; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
) SING UNTO THE LorD (Cantate Do-
mino) ; words from the Bible, music
By I. V. Flagler; mixed voices.
(Octavo church music, no. 10264.)
[11951
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
9
1913; E 314313; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
l
=~
Pg
a. Wahren-Leipzig. Germany.
Opr TO LINWoob; words by Frances
Ross, music by J. Surdo; two equal
voices. [119538
©’ June 16,°1918; 2 e¢’ June 18,
1918; I 3143828; Joseph Surdo,
South Norwood, O.
OF THEE I’M EVER DREAMING: words
and music by N. Miles. New York.
Kellogg music co. [11954
ro VADrh iss 191s: Bie. |: Tame. 23)
1913; E 314418; Nellie Miles, Lynn,
Mass.
OFFICE (THE) OF CYRUS, THE SHEP-
HERD ; words by Cyrus, the Shepherd,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11955
© May 27, 1918; 1 ¢. June 6, 1913;
1 ec. June 12, 1918; E 314164; H. P.
Chappell, Glenmary, Ky.
OFT IN THE STILLY NIGHT.
Irish melodies.
OH COME TO ME LOVE IN
LIGHT! See Serenade.
OH! FOR A CLOSER WALK WITH GOD;
words by William Cowper, music by
Myles B. Foster; in C. 1. Voice and
piano, 2 Organ: park 3. Violin
part. [11956-11958
© June 14, 1918; 2 ¢. each June
16, 1918; E 312371-312373; Novello
& co., ltd., London.
OH HOW OF1 I SIT AND PONDER; words
by H. E. Beck, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [11959
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311744; Harry E. Beck. Bird-in-
hand, Pa.
OH, LITTLE MIST FROM THE SEA.
Songs of fancy.
Ou Mrs. ForTUNE TELLER, PLEASE FIND
MY LOVIN’ MAN; words by Lew
Brown, music by Herman Paley.
Melody cnly. [11960
© 1c. June 25, 19138; E 314639;
Paley music co., New York.
OH, SEIZE THE LIFE-LINE! text in Eng-
lish, Danish-Norwegian and Swed-
ish, by Oscar Einarsen, translated
by the Life Savior educational so-
ciety, music by George W. Clarke.
{11961
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1915;
FE 311858; General conference of the
Life Savior apostolic social church,
Evanston, Il,
See Three
THE MOON-
See
21
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11962
Ou! TaKE ME; from The tik-tok man
of Oz, words by Oliver Morosco, mu-
sic by Victor Schkertzinger. [11962
© June 12,1913: 2c sunerZs.
1918; E 314426; John Franklin mu-
sie co., New York.
Ou! THAT WE TWO WERE MAYING;
words by Charles Kingsley, music
by Franklin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty
songs for medium and high voice;
Great English poets series.) [11963
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1918;
EH) 311867; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
OH, THE GOLD, THE GOLDEN SOUL-LIGHT!
words by J. M. Case, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co.
© June 14, 1913+" 2.8 Funev25,
1913; E 314720; J. Murray Case,
Oklahoma City, Ok1.
Ou, THE MOON IS GOING WILD TONIGHT;
words by G. Rogers, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [11965
© June 6,°1913; 2° ¢. June 23,
1918; E 314519; Grace McKinley,
Freemansburg, W. Va.
OH! THE RAPTURE OF THE WALTZ; duet
from The lady of Luzon, words by
M. C. Connelly. music by Zoel J.
Parenteau. [11966
© June 8, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913:
E 314039; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
OH! THOSE GREAT BIG BLUE EYES:
words and music by G. E. Read.
Washington, H. Wirkus Dugdale co.
[11967
(©) June 14° 19132" 2 eh Sune B5-
1913; E 314690; Gladys Read, Big
Spring, Tex.
OH! TO BE READY; words by J. C.
Balis, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[11968
© May 27,1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
Ki 311781; James C. Balis, Belleville,
Canada.
OH WHY NOT yov:
by Vern Lavere.
words and musie
Valparaiso, Ind.
Win. Brunsvold pub. co, [11969 |
© June 27, 1913: 2 c June 30,
1913; KH 314776; William Brunsyold, |
Indianapolis.
tad
tw
[1196+ |
pt. Ill, n. s., v. &
|
Ou you CrystaL BrEacH; words by
Andrew McNulty, musie by J. Mce-
Nulty. Buffalo, Denton, Cottier and)
Daniels. [11970 |
© June 21, 1913; 2 @ June 23,8
1913; E 314408; James MeNulty,|
Buffalo.
OH YOU PRETTY LITTLE COUNTRY GIRL; |
words by P. Gilpin, music by Gene-}
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co, 111971}
© June 14, 1918; 2 © June)
1918; E 314672; Paul Gilpin, Cleve-
land, O. 7
and music ae A. Bu Bawer:
only. |
© 1c. June 10, 1913; BH a)
Adolphus B. Bauer, San Quentin, |
Cal. |
OLtp (THE) FOLKS TOGETHER; words}
and musie by G. A. Dale. Washing- }
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [11973
© May 27, 1918; 2 «¢ Jumescne
1913; E 311797; Geo. A. Dale, Vir-}
ginia, Ii.
Otp (THE) GUITAR; words by I. M.|
Maguire, music by Jack Stanley. |}
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale eo. |
[11974 ;
© June 14. 1913: 2 c June 2,
1918; E 314656; I. M. Maguire, Crof- |
ton, Neb.
OLD PAL JANE; words by T. Bigger-|
staff, music by Meade Strauchen. |
[11975
© 1c May 81, 1918; EB 381414
Ted Edwin N. Biggerstaff, Roches-'
POPE. |
Otp (THE) WEDDING GOWN; valse re-
trospective by Lee Orean Smith ;
band. 4to. [11976
© Jan. 27, 19138; 2 e June 30,
1913; E 314786; Leo. Feist, inc.)
New York. |
OLD-WORLD MEASURE. See Thomas (C.|}
1, ae |
OLYMPIAN (THE) MARCH; by Nick|
Brown, arr. by Mackie-Beyer : full, |
orch. Ato. [11977
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June a 1918 ;
BH 311920: J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
|
[11978-}
June 21, 1913; 2 @' June 2.
ion E 314428; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
—— —— military band. 4to.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
11996
ON A POET’S LIPS I SLEPT: words by
Percy B. Shelley, music by Frank-
lin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series. ) [11979
© June 4, 1918: 2 c. June 5, 19138;
E 311870; Cecil Mackie, ine, New
York.
IN HONEYMOON BAY: words and music
by C. P. Keene. [11980
© 1c. June 23, 1918; E 314480;
Clarence P. Keene, Boston.
IN N'DEVRAIT PAS AVOIR DE CCEUR;
chanson paroles et musique de L.
Bénech et E. Dumont: piano et
chant. [11981
© May 4, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 1918;
E 316063; L. Bénech, Paris.
JN THE BANKS OF KILLARNEY; words |
by Harry Koehler, music by Harry |
O’Hara. [11982
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1918;
mM 311853; Koehler & O’Hara,
Buffalo.
IN TUE BANKS OF THE OLD OHIO;
words by O. J. Ringheimer, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [11983
© June 6, 1913: 2 ce. June 23,
1913; E 314508: Oscar J. Ring-
heimer, Canal Dover, O.
JN THE BOARDWALK: waltz song,
words and music by W. Harry Heis-
ler. [11984
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314091; Moore & Heisler music
co., Philadelphia.
YN THE BOAT THAT SAILS NEXT WED-
NESDAY; words by Lew Brown, mu-
sic by Herman Paley. Melody only.
[11985
© 1c. June 25. 1913; E 314638;
Paley music co.. New York.
YN THE DEATH OF A HERO. See Bee-
thoven (Ludwig van); Funeral
march.
IN THE FIELDS OF GETTYSBURG JUST
FIFTY YEARS AGO; words and music
by G. C. Gaebel. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11986
© June 14, 1913; 2 c June 25,
1913; E 314704; Gus Gaebel, Mor-
ristown, N. J.
YN THE GOOD OLD SOIL INDIANA; words
and music by P. R. Schoenrogg.
[11987
© 1c. June 2, 1913; E 311680;
Paul R, Schoenrogg, Wooster, O.
ON THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS; ON THAT
SPOONEY, SPOONEY,. HONEYMOON EX-
PRESS; words by Lou Klein, music
by James Kendis and Frank Stil-
well. [11988
© June 14. 1913; 2 c« June 20,
1918; E 314869: James Kendis mu-
sic co., New York.
ON THE LAGOON; barcarole; words by
Alice Mattullath. music by Max
Heinrich, op. 85, no. 3; medium
voice in F sharp minor. [11989
©) May’ /26,/'1913:- 2c. June '25,
1918; E 3814570: Carl Fischer, New
York.
ON THE OLD FRONT PORCH; words by
Bobby Heath, music by Arthur
Lange. [11990
© June 17, 1913; 2 ec. June 17,
1913; E 3818010; Joe Morris music
co.. New York.
ON THE PLAINS; words and music by
BE. M. Cornwell. [11991
(ep: io. 113 "2. sume "os,
1913; E 314588; Edward Morgan
Cornwell, Canyon. Tex.
ON THE SEA OF DREAMS; barcarolle;
words by W. F. Merrill, music by
Frank H. Colby. (Jn Paeifie coast
musician, v. 2. no. 6, June 19138.)
. [11992
© dune 7)! 1908s Pate: Jane. 17,
1918; E 3818012; Colby & Pryibil,
Los Angeles.
ON THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING DAY; words
by Arthur Leroy, music by R. G.
Gradi. [11993
@): June’), ASS: 2 vc. «June ‘13;
1OtS >i | BY4223); Arthur (deroy
Blunt, Chicago.
On To Mecca; by W.H. Armstrong; pf.
[11994
) May! 28,''19185 2, c June,2,
1903 +), 8) 341699.;; W. BH. Armstrong,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
ON TO vicroRY: words by Thomas E.
Sherman, music by D. B. Towner;
male voices. [11995
© May 7, 1918: 2 c. June 3, 1918;
E 314051: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
ONCE I HAD A LOVELY FLOWER; words
by Mrs. J. O. Duncan, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [11996
© June 14, 19138; 2 c. June 25,
19138; E 314657; Mrs. J. O. Duncan,
Kingsville, N. Y.
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411997
ONCE MORE WE MEET; memorial day
hymn, words by Ernest G. W. Wes-
ley, music by D. B. Towner; male
voices. [11997
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. June 3, 1913;
E 314052; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
ONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT; adapt-
ed from words by Phoebe Cary, mu-
sic by A. B. Phillips. [11998
© June 28, 1918; 2 ec. June 26,
1913; E 318253; Phillips music co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
ONE WORD IS TOO OFTEN PROFANED;
words by Percy B. Shelley, music by
Franklin Hopkins. Cat” PE hiriv
songs for medium and high voice;
Great English poets series.) [11999
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 5, 1913;
E 311887; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
ONLY A DREAM OF MY CHILDHOOD;
words by A. Ostrander, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12000
© June 14, 1918; 2 @ June 25,
1918; E 314688; Agnes Ostrander,
Columbus, Wis.
ONLY A FOUR LEAF CLOVER; words by
EK. M. Hagerman, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12001
ie) pune. 6, 1918* 2 «: June An
1913; E 318093; E. M. Hagerman,
Chicago.
ONLY FOR A GIRL; words by I. M.
Smith, music by E. J. Mellinger.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12002
Go) dune 6, 1913:" 2 ec. Junevt7:
1913; EH 318069; Edw. J. Mellinger,
St. Louis.
ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS; proces-
sional hymn by 8S. Baring-Gould, set
to musie by Sir Homewood Craw-
ford. 12mo. (Novello’s parish choir
book, no. 904.) [12003
© May 29. 1913; 2 «@ May 31,
1913; E 307820; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
Onward 1909; words by McAlister
Coleman, music by B. C. Tuthill.
[12004
© June 2. 1913; 2 ¢.’ June 21,
1913: E 318227:
New York.
3urnet C.
Tuthill,
724
OPEN THY GATES;
words by
Julius Harrison; mixed voices.
[12005 |
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. May 31, 1913: §
E 307816; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.. |§
London.
OPEN WIDE THE PORTALS; festal hymn, |
words by H. T. Domer, musie by
i. EH. Muth. [12006
© May 12, 19138; 2 e¢. dunes,
1913; HE 311961; Harry T. Domer &
Edward E. Muth, Washington.
OPENING; by E. K. Heyser; organ.
Svo. (In The choir, v. 14, no. 6,
June, 1913.)
© May 31, 1913;'1 e dunner,
1913; E 311692; Fillmore bros. ¢co.,
Cincinnati.
ORCHESTER (Das); German song, mu-
sic arr. by J. H. Sengstaken. [12008
© June 2, 1913; 2 ce. June 21, 1913;
EK 318222; J. H. Sengstaken, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
ORIENTALE.
temporaine.
ORTENTALES (LEs) ;
par Ad. Gauwin; orch. avec pianc
conducteur. 4to.
Bosphore.—Scéne au sérail.
© May 2, 1913; 2 ce. June 17, 1918;
E 316103; F. D. Marchetti, Paris. —
OrtH (C. J.) Nocturne; by C. J.
Orth; pf.
© June 5, 1918; 2 c June 9, 19138;
EH 311806; Chas. J. Orth, Milwaukee.
OUR COUNTRY; march by A. Schneider ;
piano. (Hlite edition, no.3.) [12011
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 19138;
BH 307873; Elite music pub. co., Chi-
cago.
Our Fiac; words by Mrs. William F.
Brong, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ¢o.
[12012
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
HE} 311768; Mrs. W. Brong, Glendale,
Ariz.
OUR FLAG THAT FLOATS IN PANAMA;
words by Honora McDonough, music
by Henry L. Case. [12013
© 1c. May 27, 1913; HE 311623;
Wenry Lincoln Case, New York.
OUR GOLDEN DAY; words by Arthur
Wimperis, music by Pau] A. Rubeus.
[12014
© June 14, 1913; 2 « June ag
1913; E 312350; Chappell & co.. ltd.,
London.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8 |
introit anthem. |
R. Herrick, music by |
[12007 |
See Musique (La) con- |
suite d’orchestre |
Contents: Sur le >
[12009 —
[12010 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 6, 1913
12030
VUR GRAND OLD BASEBALL TIME; words
by J. H. Guy, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. NKirkus
Dugdale co. [12015
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 19138;
E 311766; James H. Guy, Indian-
apolis.
UR HEARTS ARE LINKED AND TIED;
words by L. W. Rease, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12016
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1918;
E 311789; L. W. Rease, San Antonio.
JUR PRESIDENT; words by J. Parnell,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12017
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 19138;
E 311829; Joseph Parnell, Victor,
Col.
OVER HILL, OVER DALE (Uber stock und
stein); by F. K. Sargent Brown, op.
12, no. 5; piano. (Hight pieces for
the piano, without octaves, no. 5).
[12018
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 11, 1913;
BH 312237; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
IVER THE HEATHER. See Liebich (Im-
manuel) Two moorland scenes.
>, H. S. scHoor DAYS; class song words
by E. L. Krout, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12019
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
19138; E 314698; Erma L. Krout,
Fremont, Ia.
ParpDI (Mari) Five songs for little
girls and boys; by Mari Paldi. Con-
tents: Fair weather.—Dream ships,
words by Kate Greenaway.—March,
words by M. M. D.—A _ lullaby,
words by J. G. Holland.—Fairy bal-
loons, words by Edward Hall Put-
nam. [12020
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 314069; Boston music co., Boston.
PANAMA; in Ziegfeld follies 1913,
words by George V. Hobart, music
by Raymond Hubbell. [12021
© June 21, 1913; 2 c« June 23,
1913; E 314440: T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
—— march and two step by E. Bab-
bitt: pf. [12022
© June 11, 1913; 2 ec. June 13,
1913; E 314183; W. A. Evans, Bos- |
ton.
PANAMA—Continued.
—— words by P. Krenolive, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12023
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25.
1918; E 314696; Philip Krenolive,
Chicago.
PAPA IS ON THE STAIRS; words and mu-
sic by H. L. Frisbie. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12024
©) June! 6,./1913; 2° G June. 23,
1918; E 314468; H. L. Frisbie.
Onarga, II.
PARAPHRASE UBER ZWEI ROSENLIEDER;
von Ph. zu Eulenburg, arr. von Max
Oscheit, op. 209, fiir salon-orches-
ter. Contents:—Aus des nachbars
haus.—Bei dem waldessaum im
Wiesenhang. [12025
© May 7, 19138; 2 c. June 4, 1913:
E 307854; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
PAROLE D’AMMORE; versi di S. di Gia-
como, musica di Nicola Valente.
[12026
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307901; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
ParTING (THE); words by Elizabeth
Hunter, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12027
OG. May, 27, 1993-72 ext June 6,
1913; E 311756; Mrs. S. W. Hunter,
North Braddock, Pa.
PASSACAGLIA, See Suite in E moll.
PASSING OVER; words by A. Maynard
Lyon, music by Samuel H. Speck,
New York. The Globe music co.
[12028
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311997; A. Maynard Lyon, New
York.
PASTORAL; part song, music by G. von
Holst; mixed voices. 4to. (Part
songs, no. 62). [12029
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 312312; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
PASTORALE. See Miniaturen, heft 2.
— See also Schmid (Josef)
charakteristische stiicke.
Drei
PATCHWORK (THE) QUILT; words and
musie by Natalie Whitted Price.
[12030
© June 21, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314410; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
PaysacE p’éT&. See Musique (la)
contemporaine.
PEACE AND CONTENTMENT AT LAST;
words by Mrs. G. A. Shear, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12081
© June 6, 1913; 2. c...June, 23;
1913; E 314457; Mrs. G. A. Shear,
Dearborn, Mich.
PEACE CENTENNIAL; march by Norbert
Boisvert; band. 4to. [12032
© May 26, 1918; e. June 25,
1918; E 314571; Carl Fischer, New
York.
PEACHES AND CREAM; waltz by W.
Lamartine, revision, phrasing and
fingering by R. De Roode; pf.
[120383
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 311909; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on revision,
phrasing and fingering. ]
PEARL WALTZ; by Pauline Brutting
Story, revised and fingered by R. De
Roode; pf. [12034
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1918;
E 311916; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on revision,
phrasing and fingering. ]
9
PEG 0’ MY HEART: march and two stev
by Fred. Fischer, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; band. 4to. [12085
© Jan. 27, 1913; 2 ¢ Tune 30,
1913; E 314784; Leo. Feist, inc., New
York.
PEGGY WALTZES; by Everett J. Evans.
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military
band. 4to. [120386
© June 21, 1913; 2 « Sune 23,
1918; E 314424; J. W. Pepper &
son. Philadelphia.
PENAU (RocER) Scherzo; par R.
Pénau, op. 67; pf. [12037
© May 4, 1918: 2. ¢. Sune.47,
1913; E 316110; Roger Pénau, Paris. |
PENGUIN (THE) GLIDE; by S. Minster;
pf. [12088
© 1c. June 19, 1918: BH sisizs-
Sol. Minster, Washington.
PENGUIN’S (THE) PROMENADE; one or
two-step by Theodore Grahame;
piano. [12089
© May 29, 1913; c.. June 16,
1918; E 312355; Metzler & co..
(1909) ltd., London.
PENSA A CHI GEME D’AMOR PIAGATA,
See Hiindel (G. F.)
9
fol
PERICON
tango or one step by. P. Carbafiez;
pt.
© June 18, 1913; 2 ¢. June 2G
1918; E 3814377; Boston music co.,
Boston.
(EL) (The fan); Argentine |
ee
PERPETUAL (THE) STUDENT; a musical |
farce in two acts, lyrics by Hugene |
and Josephine Augert, music by Max
Zach. Vocal score. [12041
© June 7, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1918; |
E 811852; Eugene Augert, Josephine
Augert & Max Zach, St. Louis.
PERRY HYMNE (Perry hymn); words
by Frank Weiss, music by C. H.
Mueller: male chorus. 4to. Erie,
Pa., Brehm bros.
© June 23, 1913-"2° G June 2m
1913; E 318192; Chas. H. Mueller,
Erie, Pa.
PERRY’S victory. See Battle (The) of
Lake Erie.
PERRY’S VICTORY MARCH; by John Mar-
tin; piano. [12043
© June 28, 1918: 2. coaunerzs
1913; E 318193: Brehm bros., Erie, |
Pa
PETER GRAY; song, music arr. by L. M.
Bingham. [12044
© June 2, 1913; 2%e June oe
1918; E 318218; Lee M. Bingham, |
[Copyright is claimed on ©
New York.
arrangement. ]
PETITE MARCHE Di: CONCERT; by Henry
Dellafield, op. 63, no. 15; pf.
[12045
© June 26, 1918; 2 ¢. June ae)
1918; E 314265; Bach music €Co.,
Boston.
PETITE MAZURKA . DE CONCERT; by
Henry Dellafield, op. 60, no. 11; pi-
ano. [12046
© June 26, 19138; 2 @ June a
1913; E 318166; Bach music co.,
Boston.
PETITE POLKA DE COCERT; by
Dellafield, op. 59. no. 10; pf.
Henry
[12047
© June 26, 19138; 2 c. June 1G)
1918; E 314267; Bach music ¢o.,
Boston.
PETITE REVERIE; par E. Lavagne; vio-
lon avec accompt. de piano. Tres
facile.
© May 14, 1913; 2 c June 17%
1918; E 316096; Edmond Lavagne,
Paris.
26
[12042 |
[12048 ©
[12040 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
12066
PETITE VALSE; by Theodora Dutton;
violin and pianc.
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314119; G. Schirmer. New York.
PETITE VALSE DE CONCERT; by Henry
Dellafield, op. 62, no. 14; pf. [12050
© June 26, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 314266; Bach music co.,
Boston.
PruT-fTRE; valse tzigane par Maurice
Gracey; pf. Paris. Hachette & cie.
- [12051
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1918;
E 316139; Smyth, Paris.
PHANTOMS; by Rudolf Friml, op. 82,
no. 2; violin and piano. [12052
© June 10, 1918; 2 c. June 11,
19138; E 311960; G. Schirmer, New
York.
PHRASE (UNE) D’ANDANTE,
sique (La) contemporaine.
See Mu-
PICCADILLY; two-step sur les motifs,
Les Arcadiens, musique de Lionel
Monckton, arr. par H. M. Higgs;
orch. avee piano conducteur. 4to.
[12058
9
~
= Apr. 25, 1918; e. May 24,
1913; E 316001; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
PIcK 0’ THE RAGS; two-step or buck
dance by Dague R. Pryor; pf.
[12054
© June 16, 1913; 2 « June 20,
1918; E 314846; Chas. Sheard € co.,
London.
PIERETTE. Sce Chaminade (C. L. S.)
PIERROT ET COLUMBINE; par Trygve
Torjussen, op. 9, nr. 3; piano.
[12055
© Apr’ 15, 1913; 2'¢ ‘June’ 7,
1913; E 307994; Norsk musikforlag,
Kristiania, Norway.
Piceywiea (THE) TWO-STEP; from The
girl on the film. words by Davy
Burnaby. music by Philip Braham.
[12056
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 19138;
E 312303: Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
PILGRIM’S cHORUS, Sce Wagner
(Richard)
PITTSBURG PROMOTES PROGRESS; words
by E. N. Puetz, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12057
© May 27, 19138; 2 « June 6,
1913; E 311769; Ernest N. Puetz,
McKees Rocks, Pa.
|
[12049
PIZZICATO-CAPRICE; by Harry Schlo-
ming, op. 21, no. 3; violin and piano.
[12058
(©) May 26'°1913; 2. c.. June 20,
19138; E 314578; Carl Fischer, New
York.
PIZZICATO POLKA; caprice de concert, by
Ferdinand and Arthur Heft, op. 118;
violin and piano. [12059
© June 2, 19138; 2c. June 4, 1918;
E 807875; Arthur Heft, Sacramento,
Cal.
PLATO LIMITED; an opera-comedy in 3
acts, words by Harry Taylor, mu-
sic by C. W. MacCarthy. Vocal
score. [12060
OT GUN. T. dea | > Ldadens
Charles W. MacCarthy, Sydney, Aus-
tralia.
PLAUDITE CIVES! entr’acte par Rogelio
Huguet-Tagell; violoncelle solo et
orch. avec piano conducteur, et
harpe. Paris. Edouard Salabert
(F. Salabert). 4to. [12061
© May 2, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 19138;
E 316116; Francis Salabert, Paris.
PLAY A LITTLE RAG-TIME; Silas Green,
words and music by Eric C. Gatty.
(Caleott & co.’s 6d. edition, no. 106.)
[12062
cy June 16; 1913°) 2 ‘ce: June. 17,
19138; E 3816148; Fred’k W. Calcott
& co., London.
PLAYING HIDE AND SEEK; scherzo by
Bjarne Rolseth; pf. {12063
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 10, 1913;
E 314130; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PLAYING THAT BANJO RAG; words and
music by Black Face i. e. E. Ross;
song arrangement and piano solo.
[12064
©) 1 '¢, May 13, 1918; BE. 311995;
Eddie Ross, Hillsdale, Mich.
PLAYMATE; words by Will Ogilvie,
music by Kathleen Shaw-Mayer;
piano with text. (Lawrence Camp-
bell musical monologues, no. 5.)
[12065
© June 10, 1913; 2 c. June 6,19138;
E 312287; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don.
PLENTY Horse; words by T. B. Plun-
kett, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12066
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314456; Thomas B. Plunkett, Cope-
land, Id.
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12067
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
Poco AGITATO; by A. von Abn Carse;
piano. (Recreative pieces series 2,
BOwd 2.) [12067
©. May 28,'1913%..2 ¢. May 34,
1913; E 307827; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
PofME (LE) (The poem); valse bos-
ton by S. Romberg, arr. by Otto
Langey; orch. and piano. 4to.
[12068
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 10, 1918:
EK 314126; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
POETIC ENDEAVOR (Tieus ferme); club
song, words by Naugatuck Valley
amateur poets club, music by B. C.
Robinson. [12069
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 9, 1913;
E 311932; Bessie C. Robinson, Wa-
tertown, Conn.
PoIrou; menuet by Ernest Harry
Adams; pf. (Two compositions, no.
2.) [12070
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1918;
E 314071; Boston music co., Boston.
POLKA DES APACHES; chansonnette pa-
roles de Stollé et Bertal, musique de
Emile Spencer; piano et chant.
[12071
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
EK 316076; A. Bose, Paris.
POPPY-FIELD (THE) ; by Theodora Dut-
ton; violin and piano. [12072
© June 5, 1918; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314120; G. Schirmer, New York.
PORK AND BEANS; rag, two step and
turkey trot by C. Luckyth Roberts,
arr. by Will H. Vodery; violin and
piano, 4to. [12073
© June 24, 1913: 2 c June 25,
1913; E 314632; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
POSTLUDE; by J. Stuart Archer; organ.
(Four pieces for the organ, no. 4.)
[12074
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
EK 312317; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
POWER OF THE PRESS MARCH; by J. C.
Gordon; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [12075
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 ce. May 20,
19138; E 312131; J. C. Gordon, Re-
gina, Canada.
t
PRACHT DES LENZES; ged. v. J. Gers |
dorff, musik von Anton Schwarz, op
37, no. 1, fiir minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [12076
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 ec. June 4, 1918:
E 307919; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
PRAISE AND WORSHIP THE LORD; words
from the Bible, music by H. L. Sor-
ensen. [12077
© June 10, 1913; 2 @ June 12)
1918; E 3814178; Henry L. Soren-
sen, Neenah, Wis,
PRAISE THE LorD; anthem, music by
Alfred Goodearl; mixed voices. 4to.
[12078
© June 19, 1918; 2 ec. June 21,
1918; E 318211; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
PrRaLuDIUM. See Miniaturen, heft 2.
PRELUDE-IMPROVISATION; by J. Stuart
Archer; organ. (Four pieces for the
organ, no. 1.) [12079
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
Ki 312814; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
PREMIERE VALSE,
contemporaine.
PRETTY MONTCLAIR! words and music
by M. D. Birdseye. [12080
© June 4, 1913; 2 ce. June 5, 1913;
E 314086; M. D. Birdseye, Mont-
clair, N. J.
PRIDE OF KILLARNEY; words by P.
Greeney, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12081
© June 6, 1918;'2 @ SJumenZs:
1913; E 3814526; P. Greeney, Stam-
ford, Conn.
PRINTEMPS; poésie de Louis Bouilhet
I
See Musique (La)
adaptation musicale de Francis
Thomé. Paris, Brussels, Henry Le-
moine et cie. [12082
© May 29, 1913; 2c) Some sts,
1918; E 316143; Thomé, Paris.
See also Musique (La) contem-
poraine.
Pro PATRIA; march by L. Desailly;
band. 4to. [12083
© May 29,1913; 2c. June 13, 19138;
K 314214; Jean M. Missud, Salem,
Mass.
ProDIGAL (THE) SON; words by Mrs.
G. W. Griffith, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12084
© May 27, 1913; 2 ec. June 6, 1913;
E 311823; Mrs. Geo. W. Griffith, Ar-
cadia, Miss.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
PROGRAMM FUR DEN 29. KINDERTAG;
ged. von S. A. Kose, C. A. Daniel
et al., musik von 8, A. Kose u. Naomi
Griitsner. Svo. [12085
© June 15, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
BE 314152; German Baptist publ. soc.,
_ Cleveland.
Promise (A) See Songs of love and
home.
PrRoMIse ME. See Songs of love and
home.
PROPOSALS; written by Lillian Wald-
ron, composed by Cuthbert Clarke ;
piano with text. Nos. 1, 2, 3.
(Musical monologues, no. 95.)
[12086
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce. June 6. 1913;
FE 312280; Reynolds & co., London.
PURE AS THE SNOW; words by T. Bent,
music by Franz Hoffman. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12087
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 17, 1913;
EH 318088; Taylor Bent, Winnipeg,
Canada.
PurpPLe (THE) BOAD; waltzes by Wm.
Frederick Peters and Heinrich
Rheinhardt; pf. [12088
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. June 14.
feeee ie ot1983s; TT: B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
Put NOT YOUR TRUST IN PRINCES;
words from psalm 146, music by
J. W. Lerman. [Jn The Choir, vol.
14. no. 7, July, 1913.] [12089
© June 26. 1913; 2 c« June 28,
1913; E 318278; Fillmore brothers
eo., Cincinnati.
Pur Yo’ FACE ON STRAIGHT; words and
musie by B. X. Edwood [pseud. of
W. E. Prather.] [12090
© 1e. May 16, 1913; E 314016;
Walter E. Prather, Clifton, Tex.
QUARANTINED IN WITH LOVE; words by
M. E. Stansberg, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12091
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1918;
E 318057; Mary E. Stansberg.
Brundage, Tex.
QUASI PASTORALE; by J. Stuart Archer;
organ. (Four pieces for the organ,
no. 3.) [12092
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 312316; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
QUE BENI SOIT LE JOUR.
(lia) contemporaine.
See Musique
12101
QUEEN JUNE; a Children’s day exer-
cise, text by Jac Lowell, music by
H.W. Petrie. 15, [1] p. illus, 8voa.
(Festal days, no. 152.) [12093
© Mar. 24, 1913; 2 c. June 2,
1913; E 348242; Lorenz pub. Co.,
O.
Quizt (THE) NIGHT; song, music by
D: HE. Jones, arr. by Walter H.
Aiken. 4to. (Jn The Willis collec-
tion, no, 134.) [12094
© May 28, 1913; 2c. June 4, 19138;
EK 3117382; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
QUIET (A)
Dayton,
TALK (Friedliches ges-
prich); by F. K. Sargent Brown,
op. 12, no. 4; piano. (Hight pieces
for the piano, without octaves, no. 4.)
[12095
TONS 6) 2" es” Uuine TE,
V. FE. Wood music
© June 7.
1913; E 3123838;
eo., Boston.
music
[12096
QUILTING (THE) PARTY;
arr. by L. M. Bingham.
©)-uane* 2. 1918" 2>.c,: June: 21,
1913; E 318219; Lee M. Bingham,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
RAG-TIME (THE)
Jack Hulbert,
song.
CRAZE; words by
music by Alan Mur-
ray. [12097
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
FE 312284; Reynolds & eco., London.
RsaG TIME KISS; words by Helene
Kieffer, music by Rocco Venuto. St.
Louis, Wolf-Camp music co. [12098
(Oo Mar ta 110g s: 2) e Mar 22
1913; E 318283; Helene Drinkwater,
St. Louis.
RAG-TiME (THE) MINISTER MAN; words
by E. Unger, musie by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12099
©) Jane 6))1913:.2. c.. June. Iv.
1913; E 318052; Elmer Unger, Buf-
falo.
RAGTIME (THE) YODLING MAN; from
All aboard! lyric by E. Ray Goetz,
music by Malvin Franklin. [12100
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec. June 18,
1913: E 314323; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
RAIN, RAIN, RAIN; words by Edith C.
Ackerly, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12101
© June 6, 1913; June 17,
1913; E 318051; Ackerly.
Burnside, Conn.
See
Rec
(pee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12102
pt. 11,n.s,v.8
RAINBOW BRIDE; from The tik-tok man
of Oz, words by L. Frank Baum,
music by Louis F. Gottschalk.
[12102
@ oJune- 9; 1913)" en dune” 10,
1913; E 314149; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Rainy (THE) DAY; poem by H. W.
Longfellow, music by M. J. Lee.
[12103
©. May. 26, 1913: 2 ‘oe: afune 4,
19ta° “HY SitTs0=” Myntora aw ee,
Wagner, Ol.
REAPERS (THE); unison song, words
by Henry Knight. music by Thomas
F. Dunhill; treble voices. SVoO.
(Year book press series, no. 74.)
[12104
©). June’, 1918 2.c. June: 7%, 1913
E 807985; Year book press, London.
RECITATIF ET AIR DE FuGaro. See
Mozart (W. A.)
RECREATIVE PIECES; by Immanuel Lie-
bich; piano; series 2, no. 12*. Con-
tents :—The harpist.—Tarantelle.
[12105
©) May 28; 19134" 2ies May "3k,
1913; KE 3807826; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd.. London.
——by Theodore Kullak; piano; series
pla 9 tele i Contents :—Supplica-
tion.—The little wanderer. [12106
© May 28, 1913; 2 ce May 31,
1913; E 3807883; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lid., London.
RECUFILLEMENT (Meditation) ; by Car-
los Ronzevalle; violin with piano
ace. (Two short pieces, no. 1.)
[12107
© June 16, 1918: 2 « June: 23.
1913; E 816181; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
REDOWA CHROMATIQUE.
See Musique
(La) contemporaine.
REINETTE RAG; by David Reichstein:
pf. [12108
© June 14, 1913: 2 @ June 20.
1913; E 314866; Axel W. Christen-
sen, Chicago.
REJOICE IN THE LorD; music by F. W.
Westhoff. [Jn The choir, vol. 14, no.
Tt; ‘duly, 19138. ] [12109
© June 26, 1913: 2 ¢ June 28,
1913 ; EK 318280; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati.
REMEMBER, I LOVE you; words by Mrs.
H. S. Russell. music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12110
© May .27, 1913; 2 @eaume 6)
1918; E 311758; Mrs. H. §S. Russell,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
REMEMBRANCE; Caprice by Joseph Ber-
nard; pf. solo. - [12111
May 16, 19133) 2 .<:iime a
1918; E 316006; W. H. Paling & co.,
lItd.. Sydney, Australia.
REQUEST (Bitte); words by lLinau,
English version by Alice Mattullath,
music by Max Heinrich, op. 35, no.
1; medium voice. [i242
© May 26, 1918-; 2 ee. aune 2a
1913; E 314574; Carl Fischer, New
Mork:
REQUIEM OF THE SEA; words anon.,
music by Mary Turner Salter; sop.
or ten. and alto or bar. . P2113
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. each June
16, 1913; E. 314262:>) Aree
Schmidt, Boston.
Rest; text and music by A. B. Phil-
lips. [12114
© June ‘28. 191372 @ Mune 26,
1918; E 3818254; Phillips musie¢ co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
REUBEN’S SPOON; words by W. HE.
Peek, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12115
© June 14, 1913; 2 @ Tune 25,
1918; E 3814701; Wm. Peek, Des
Moines.
REVEILLE; words by Charles Wesley,
music by E. Fouser; mixed chorus
and piano. Vocal score. 4to.
[12116
© June 14; 1913572 @ ames:
1918; E 314215; Elliott Fouser,
Harvey, Ill.
REVERENCE (LA); menuet par Paul
Wachs; piano. Paris, J. Hamelle.
[a2117
© June.11, 1913; 2 cigunesen
1918; E 3816180; E. Hamelle, fils,
Paris:
REVERIE. See Depret (Maurice) ;
Trois aquarelles.
REVERIE D’AMOUR; by York Bowen, op.
20, ‘no. 2: plano: [12118
© June 11, 1918; 2 ¢) Yume ea
1918; E 3816184; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
730
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
12135
REVIVAL; festival anthem, music by B.
Demmery; contralto and bass soli
and chorus. 4to. [12119
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec. May 31,
1913; E 307825; Bertram Demwmery,
Warwickshire, England.
RHAPSODIE HONGROISE; by Harry Sch-
loming, op. 19; violin and piano.
[12120
© May 26, 19138; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314575; Carl Fischer, New
York.
RICHARD WAGNER-ALBUM. See Wagner
(Richard)
RICHER, RICHER IN GLORY; words by
N. Young, music by J. H. Welch.
[12121
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 19138;
E 311845; J. H. Welch, East Point,
Pa.
Risen (THE) LorD; words by William
W. How, music by D. B. Towner;
male voices. [12122
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913;
E 314053; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement.] ©
RISETTE; waltz on motives from the
operette Die schdne risette, by Leo
Fall, arr. by Frank Winterbottom;
military band. (Jn Military band
ed., no. 391). [12123
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 19138;
E 3807998; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. }
Ro, RO TE FISKESKJ#R; Norsk folke-
vise, musik af Per Winge; blandede
kor. Svo. (Norsk musikforlags
samling, nr. 41). [12124
© Apr. 15, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
I) 307988; Norsk musikforlag, Kris-
tiania, Norway.
Roap (THE) LEADS HOME; author of
the words unknown, chorus and
music by J. H. Welch. [12125
© May 31, 1918; 2 ce June 6,
1913; E 311846; J. H. Welch, East
Point, Pa.
ROAST BEEF OF OLD ENGLAND.
lish airs.
See Eng-
Rock-a-BYE ABIE; words by Edward
Madden, music by Nat. D. Ayer.
[12126
© May 29, 1913; 2 ec May 81,
1913; KE 314021; Harry Williams
music co., New York.
ROcKING IN A RAGTIME BOAT; words by
Andrew B. Sterling, music by Carey
Morgan, [12127
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 8146380; Harry Von Tilzer
inusie pub. co., New York.
ROMISCHER TRIUMPHGESANG; von Max
Reger, op. 126, fiir miinnerchor und
orchester. Partitur. [12128
© May 16, 19138; 2c June 4,
1913;, EH 80T855; Ed. Bote & G.
Lock, Berlin.
ROMANCE; by Sydney Shaw; piano.
(Recreative pieces, series 2, no. 138c.)
[12129
© > May 28, 1913: 2 ¢. May 31,
1913; IE 3807885; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
ROMANCE CAPRICE.
contemporaine.
Sce Musique (La)
Arthur IL.
(Recreative
ROMANCE IMPROMPTU; by
Benjamin; piano.
pieces, series 2, no. 12c.) [12130
© May 28, 1913; 2 ec. May 31,
1913; E 307829; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
ROMANCE IN A FLAT; by Charles Vil-
liers Stanford, op. 182; piano. (Six
characteristic pieces, no. 5.) [12131
© June 4, 19138; 2c. June 4, 1913;
1 807867; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
ROMANCE IN B FLAT; by Charles Vil-
liers Stanford, op. 182; piano. (Six
characteristic pieces, no. 2.) [121382
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913:
E 307864; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
RoMANCE (A) OF THE ORIENT; a mu-
sical comedy in one act, book by
Elsie Fisher, lyrics by Lewis IR.
Jones, music by Jack Small. Vocal
score, [12133
© 1c. June 25, 1913; D 19310;
Philip J. Fisher, New York.
ROMANCE SANS PAROLES; by Henry
Tolhurst; violin or violoncello, and
piano. [12134
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1918;
Ii 312205; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
RomManze. See Suite in E moll.
RoMANZETTA. See Miniaturen.
RONDELS MELANCOLIQUES; paroles de
Catulle Mendés, musique de Louis
Vuillemin; chant et piano. [12135
@© May 2, 1913; 2 ¢. June 17,
1918; E 316091; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
731
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12136
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
ROSABELL; words by L. Arnold, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12186
© May 27, 1918; 2 ce. June 6, 1918;
E 311804; Lillie Arnold, Brooklyn.
Rose (THE) AT MORN; words by Ralph
©. Erskine, music by Frank C.
Butcher, op. 5,.na.; 1...,(Modern
songs, no. 80.) [12137
© June 9, 1918; 2 ec. June 9, 19138;
E 312318; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
see
Rose Bup; words by Laodice Laurie,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus ee COrs | fIZ1SS
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 19138;
KE 311795; Vera Vacin, Salt Fork,
Ok1.
ROSE DREAMS; waltz by Carl Bonner;
pf. [121389
© June 9, 19138; 2 ec. June 9, 19138;
EK 311947; Theo. Press ser ¢o., Phil a-
delphia.
ROSEATE (THE) HUES OF EARLY DAWN;
general, words by Mrs. C. F. Alex-
ander, set to music by Franklin
Hopkins. 4to. (Hymn 409; in
Twenty two hymns.) [12140
© June 18, 1918; 2 c. June 19,
1o13* “ERE 318142 -
New York.
ROSEBUD.
H. W. Gray co.,
See At your shrine.
ROSEBUD OF MY HEART: words by C. U.
Williamson, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12141
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
Ii 3811799 ; Cora aecre ood William-
con, Wellington, Il.
RosEMARY LEE; from Ziegfeld follies
1913, lyric by George V. Hobart. mu-
sic by Raymond Hubbell. [12142
© June 10, 1913; 2 ¢. June 10,
19138; £ 314141; T. B. Harms & Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, New York.
ROSES D’AUTOMNE: valse
Arezzo; pf. Paris,
bert (KF. Salabert).
© May 29, 1918; 2 ec.
19138; KE 3816117; F
Paris.
par Pierre
Edouard Sala-
[12148
June 17,
rancis Salabert.
Roses (Tuer) MYSTIC
by Queena Kaliba,
Swift.
dale co.
© June 6, 1913: 2 «.
1913; KE 314447;
POWER; words
music by Albert
Washington, H, Kirkus Dug-
[12144
June 23,
Marie E. Kaliba,
Corning, N. Y.
132
ROSSINI (GIOACCHINO ANTONIO) Se-
miramide; overture by G. Rossini,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orchestra.
[12145
© June’ 3, 19133) 2) einer
1913; E 314579; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Rotary; march two step by Waiter L.
Rosenberg; pf. [12146
© June 3, 1918; 2 c. June 3, 1913;
E 314023; Thos. Goggan & bros.,
Galveston, Tex.
ROUNDEL; by Charles Villiers Stanford,
op. 182; piano. (Six characteristic
pieces, no. 4.) [12147
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
Ii 3807866; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH )
Thou ‘rt like unto a flower (Du bist
wie eine blume) : words by Heinrich
Heine, English translation by Natalia
Macfarren, music by Anton Rubin-
stein, op. 82, no. 5;) arta ay eee
Ryder; trio for women’s voices. 4to.
12148
© May 27, 1913;92eniieewee:
1913; E 314241: Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Ruccer (A) sone; words by Grevile
E. Matheson, music by James M.
Gallatly. 4to. (Songs of school
life, no. 4.) [12149
© June 5, 1913; 2'¢. Junewyagig,
4) 812296; Weekes & co., London.
RULE BRITANNIA.
Rumsa (LA); e! danzon sociadal,
tango Argentine by J. Tim Brymn,
arr. by Wm. H. Tyers; band. 4to.
[12150
© June 16. 1913; 2 @ Jumesr,
1913; E 318000; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
See English airs.
RUNDINELLA; versi di E. Murolo, mu-
sica di G. de Gregorio. [12151
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 e. June 4, 1913;
E 307903; Polyphon musikwerke a.-g.
Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
RUSSIAN FOLK-SONG AND VARIATION ; by
Harry Schloming, op. 21, no. 6; vio-
lin and piano. (Compositions for
violin and piano, no. 6.) [12152 .
© May 26, 1913: 2 ee) June 2a
1913; E 314576: Carl Fischer, New
York.
‘no. 6, 1913
RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY MARCH ; words
by L. Perchenolke, music by M. Rode
Cherwinsky, arr. by Jos. Kammen;
pf. with text. [12153
© May 22, 19138; 2 ec. May 24,
1913; E 314077; S. Schenker & son,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
SAA TENTE JEG MIG HOS EN TELEBONDE-
MAND; Norsk folkevise, musik af
Per Winge; blandede_ kor. Svo.
(Norsk musikforlags samling, no.
42.) [12154
Maren, 1b, 1913; 2 ¢. Juner(,
19138; E 307987; Norsk musikforlag,
Kristiania, Norway.
Sap MEMORIES (Triste souvenance) ;
waltz by R. S. Landry; pf. [12155
© June 16, 1918; 2 ec. June 16,
19138; E 314277; Richard S. Landry,
Barton, La.
SAILING ON THE OLD EXCURSION BOAT;
words and music by Billy Downs
and Ernie Erdman, arr. by Harry IL.
Alford. [12156
© June 19, 1913; 2 c June 2,
1913; E 318164; Harold Rossiter
music ¢o., Chicago.
Sartor’s (THE) RETURN. See When
the lights are iow.
Sr. Teresa: or, The garden of the
soul, text by Adele Bauvé, music by
Léon Farge. 26 p. 8vo. (Standard
musical library.) [12157
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec. June 20,
1913; A 350104; American book co.,
New York.
SALLY IN OUR ALLEY; four part song,
words by Henry Carey, arr. by H.
Elliot Button; men’s voices. 4to.
(The orpheus, no. 541.) [12158
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec. June 19,
1918; E 316150; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
SALLY YOU’RE THE GAL; lyric by J. G.
Gibson, music by M. Weinstein.
[12159
© ic. June 17, 1913; E 318009;
Mort Weinstein and Jos. Grant Gib-
son, New York.
SALUT. O CANADA; paroles de Ls.
Alph. Nolin, musique de E. Cham-
pagne; quatuor. [12160
© June 20, 19138; 2 c« June 25,
19138; FE 3146385; Eusébe Cham-
pagne, Lowell.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12169
SALVATION NELL; words by Grant
Clarke and Edgar Leslie, music by
Theodore Morse. [12161
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1918; E 314879; Theodore Morse mu-
sic co., New York.
SAMMY SAMPSON; words by HK. IL.
Cornwell, music by F. E. Mierisch
and Mile. de Salles Germaine. New
York. Ferd. EK. Mierisch. [12162
() May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 831,
1918; E 314027; Elizabeth L. Corn-
well, Putnam, Conn.
SAN DrEGO; coronado serenade by Gus
Edwards; piano. [12163
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
1918; E 3818154; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SAN FRANCISCO GOLDEN LAND; words
by R. M. Jordon, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12164
© June 6, 19138; 2 c June 17,
1913; E 318089; Rose M. Jordon,
San Francisco.
SANS QU ’ON LE VEUILLE; poésie de Lu-
cien Boyer, musique de Lao Silésu;
piano et chant. [12165
© May 25, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 316077; A. Bose, Paris.
SANS sOUCI; song, by Percy Friden-
berg, music arr. by L. M. Bingham.
[12166
Gy ‘funie 2) :1918%)'2 ec: June’ 21,
1913; E 318220; L. M. Bingham,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
SAVE IT FOR YOUR LITTLE BEAR! words
by W. Payne, music by Raymond A.
Browne. [12167
© 1e¢. June 11, 1918; E 311954;
Willis Payne, Sterling, III.
SAVE YOUR DIMES; words by Mrs. J. L.
Irwin, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12168
©), 'aune, 14).1913*, 2 .¢. June, 25,
1913; E 314661; Mrs. J. L. Irwin,
Montpelier, Ind.
SAVIOUR TEACH ME DAY BY DAY; words
by Jane EK. Leeson, music by D. B.
Towner, arr. by T.; male voices.
[12169
© May 7, 1913; 2c. June 3, 1913;
E 314054; Charles M, Alexander,
Philadelphia.
138
12170
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
Saw ye My Saviour; words by Mary
Baker Eddy, music by Frederic W.
Root; sop. in F. [12170
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
I 314158; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
Say! WHAT'S YOUR NAME; words and
inusic by Marion Madocks. Wash-
ington, H, Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12171
© June 6, 19138; 2 c. June 23.
1913; E 314465; Miss L. M. John-
son, Salt Lake City.
SCALES FOR VIOLIN FOR BEGINNER, AMA-
TEUR, PROFESSIONAL AND ARTIST: by
Hubert Bauersachs. [12172
© June 15, 19138: e. June 20,
1913; E 314356; H. T. Bauersachs &
co., St. Louis.
9
~
ScENE SERAIL. See Orientales
(Les).
AU
Sckne p’EDOARDO; au deuxiéme acte
des Fuorusciti, opéra semi-sérieux
de Paer, texte italien de Salvatore
Anelli, traduction francaise de
Ernest Closson, annoté de F. A.
Gevaert, continué par Alfred Wot-
quenne; ténor et piano. (Répertoire
classique du chant frangais, no. 234.)
[121738
(© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 ce, Apr. 7, 1913;
BE 312222; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. }
ScENE ET AIR D'ALFRED; dans Le con-
cert interrompu, opéra comique de H.
M. Berton paroles de Marsollier et
Faviéres, annoté de F. A. Gevaert
continué par Alfred Wotquenne;
ténor de demi-caractére et piano.
(Répertoire classique du_ chant
francais, no. 232.) [12174
© Jan. 1.1918 :'2.@ Apr. -7, 1913;
EK 312220; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
SCENES THAT ARE BRIGHTEST; from the
opera Maritana by Wm. Vincent
Wallace, arr. by Adolphe Dumont;
orchestra. [12175
© June 5, 1913: 2 ec. June 235,
1913; KE 314577; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SCHARWENKA (FRANZ XAVER) Zwei
balladen: von Fr. X. Scharwenka,
ap. S5, ftir pianoforte, no. 1 in Fis
moll, No. 2in F moll. [12176, 12177
i
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. each June 4, |
1913: E 307920, 807921: F. E. C.|
Leuckart, Leipzig. |
sa
/
ScHIeEBoOLD (CARL) Zwei miinnerchire,
heu-ausgabe; text und musik von
Carl Schiebold. Contents:—No. 1,
Friihlingsgruss.—No. 2. Verlorenes
gliick. Partitur und stimmen.
[12178
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c June 4, 1913;
E 307922; I. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
ScHLOMING (Harry) Intermezzo; by
H. Schloming, op. 21, no. 4; violin
and piano. [12179
© May 26, 1918; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; E 314557: Carl Fischer, New
York.
ScHMID (JOSEF) Drei charakteris-
tische stiicke; von J. Schmid. op. 73,
fiir orgel. Contents :—Totenklage.—
Novellette.—Pastorale. [12180
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 e«. June 4,
1913; E 307976; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
ScHMutTz (A. D.) Impromptuette, by
A. D. Schmutz; pf. [12181
© June 10, 1913; 2 ec. June 11,
1913; E 311956; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
SCHNEIDIGE REITER; Marsch nach mo-
tiven der operette Die beiden husa-
ren, musik von Léon Jessel; infan-
terie musik. [12182
© May 10, 1918; 2 ec. June 11,
1913; E 312341; Felix Bloch erben,
Berlin.
ScHONE (DIE) GALATHEA; overture
by Franz von Suppé, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; orchestra. [12183
© May 22, 1918; e. June 25,
1913; E 814578; Carl Fischer, New
9
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
SCHONE (DIE) MULLERIN; ged. von
Ludwig Buttlar, musik, von Eduard
Walter, op. 5S, fiir gemisechten chor
a capella. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. (Zwei lieder, no. 1.) [12184
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307877; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
ScHUBERT (FRANZ Peter) Du bist die
ruh (My sweet repose); ged. von
Fr. Riickert, musik von F. P. Sechu-
bert. bearbeitet von Louis Victor
~&
Saar: dreistimmig frauenchor und ‘
Kleinem orchester, mit unterlegtem
klavier. Partitur und chorstimmen.
[12185
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 e. June 4, 1913;
I. 307917: F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig. ‘
34
—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12200
ScHUBERT (FRANZ PETER)—Continued.
)— To the moon (An den mond);
|
i
words by Goethe, English version by
Alice Mattullath, music by Franz
Schubert, ed. by Max Heinrich; med.
yoice. [12186
(@mspr, 25, 1913; 2 ¢c: May 24,
1918; E 311602; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
Ereglish translation and: new revi-
sion. |
Wanderers nachtlied; ged. von.
W. Gcethe, musik von Fr. Schubert,
op. 96, no. 3, bearb. von Rudolf Wer-
ner, fiir miinnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [12187
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
B® 307974; F. H. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
Wanderer’s night song (Wander-
er’s nachtlied); words by Goethe,
_English version by Alice Mattullath,
music by Franz Schubert, op. 96, ed.
by Max Heinrich. No. 1. Sent from
heaven here below; high voice in G
flat. No. 2. Silence o’er the moun-
tain; high voice in B flat.
[12188, 12189
© Apr. 25, 1918; 2 c. each May 24,
1913; E 311603, 311604; Carl Fischer,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on English translation and new re-
vision. ]
(Wer
by
love-birds?
words
Who'll buy
kauft liebesgétter) ?
Goethe, English version by Alice .
Mattullath, music by Franz Schu-
bert, ed. by Max Heinrich; high
voice. [12190
Apr 25/.1913; 2 ¢c. May .24,
1913; H 311607; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
English translation and new revi-
sion. ]
| a
| SCHUCHTERNE (Der); ged. von Gau-
denzdorfer, musik von Robert Geyr,
op. 39; ne. 1, fiir minnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [12191
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1915;
E 307955; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
Zig.
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER) Can-
on in B minor; by Robert Schu-
mann, op. 56, ed. by Eduardo Marzo:
American organ. [12192
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1918 ;
BE 311704; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
1752—13——6
73
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER )—Con.
—— Traumerei; reverie by Schumann,
arr. by H. F. Odell; mandolin oxch.
(The Cundy-Bettoney edition, no.
109. ) [121938
© May 22, 1918; 2.c¢ May 27,
1915; E 311615; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
SECRET D'AMOUR; dialogue by Bruno
Oscar Klein, transcribed by L. Koch;
violin, cello and piano. [12194
© June 2, 1913: 2 c. June 4, 1913:
FE 311709; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
SECRET LONGING (Stille liebe); Eng-
lish and German text by Otto Heid-
miiller, music by Emile Foss Chris-
tiani; part song for men’s voices.
4to. [12195
© June 23, 1913: 25¢, June 2s,
1918; E 314404; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
SEEK YE THE LorpD; short anthem or
response for general use, music by
I. V. Flagler; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo church music, no. 10256.)
[12196
© June 16, 1918; 2 c. June 16,
1913: E 314314; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SEMIRAMIDE. See Rossini (G. A.)
SEMPRE COSI; canzonetta lieta, versi di
Ferdinando Russo, musica di E. Nar-
della. [12197
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 4, 1913;
E 307904; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wabhren-Leipzig, Germany.
SEND ALL YOUR MAIL TO ME; words by
P. Gilpin, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12198
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913: E 314693; Paul Gilpin, Cleve-
land, O.
Senp ouT THY LIGHT; words from the
Bible, music by Alfred Wooler; high
in B minor. [12199
© June 9, 1913; 2 ce. June 14, 1915;
E 314252: Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SENT FROM HEAVEN HERE BELOW. See
Schubert (Franz Peter) ; Wander-
er’s night song.
SENTINEL (THE); words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Herbert
Oliver; bass baritone. [12200
© May 24,1913; 2 c. June 2, 1918;
E 312216: J. H. Larway, London.
SEQUENZ. See Miniaturen; heft 1.
5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12201
SERENADE; by F. Flaxington Harker,
op. 3, no. 2; organ, in A. [12201
() May 31, 1913; 2 ec. June 13,
1913; E 314289; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
Oh come to me love in the moon-
light! words and music by Marie
Cross Newhaus. New York, The Eb-
bets music ¢o. [12202
(c) ‘June "25,"1918-" "2" vanes;
1913; E 314024; Marie Cross New-
haus, New York.
—— See Chaminade (C. L. S.)
See also Musique (La) contempo-
raine,
SERENADE DE PRINTEMPS;
Sammons, op. 5;
par Albert
violin solo, piano
acc. [12203
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 307999; Hawkes & son, London.
[Copyright is claimed on editing. ]
SERMENT D’AMOUR... FOLIE; chanson
valse paroles de R. de Buxeuil et
F. L. Bénech, musique de R. Des-
moulins; piano et chant. [12204
© May 4, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 316065; L. Bénech, Paris.
SHADES (THE) OF TWILIGHT; words by
Mrs. A. R. D. Johnson, music by
XK. Hill; chorus for mixed voices.
4to. [12205
©, Sune! 10,1913): 2 ©: June 12:
1913; E 314168; Edwin Hill, Phila-
delphia,
SHADOW TIME; reverie by Chas. L.
Johnson; piano. [12206
© Sune 23, 1913 2 cee June’ 26,
1915; E 318266; Forster, music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
SHaDows (THE) LENGTHEN; words
and music by C. W. Henrich; high
voice in A flat. [12207
© May 31, 1918; 2 c. June 13,
1915; E 314240; Oliver Ditson co..
Boston.
SHALL I SEND BACK HER LETTERS;
words by C. B. Dunn,
Genevieve Scott.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 23,
1918; E 814516; C. B. Dunn, New
Philadelphia, O.
SHE FLIRTS. See
chisseuses,
SHE I walt;
music by
Washington, H.
[12208
Fantasie des blan-
words by M. M. Potter,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dvegdale co. [12209
© June 6, 1913; 2 & June 23.
1913; E 314538; May Morgan Pot-
ter, Solomonsville, Ariz,
136
pt. 11,0. Se v.§ a
SHE IS JUST A PLAIN LITTLE COUNTRY Jeo
cirL! words by F. Flanagan, music li’
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H}
Kirkus Dugdale co. [1221¢\)
© June 14, 19138; 2 ce June 25)
“go
)
1913; E 314659; Freda G. Flanagan, | ue
V ona, Col.
Baus
; ve 7 (i
SHE’S MY WILD MOUNTAIN ROSE; words|)
by J. R. Ortman, music by Albert) si
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-) St!
dale co. (12211) “a
© M:
E 311794; J. R. Ortman, Raynes:
ford, Mont. | i
SHE’S SLEEPING IN MY SUNNY SOUTH-|
ERN HOME; words and music by
|
J. EK. Nation. [12212!) :
© June 12, 1918; 2 ce. June aay
1913; E 314244; J. E. Nation, Itasea,|
Tex. | 0|
SHE WAS A PHANTOM OF DELIGHT3)
words by
music by Franklin Hopkins. (J
Thirty songs for medium and high
voice; Great English poets series.) |
[12218
© June 4, 19138; 2 c. June 5, 19133)
E 311866; Cecil "Mackie, inc., New}
York. 4]
SHEPHERD’S MORNING GREETING (Deg
William Wordsworth, {
hirten morgengruss); by Hermann) {1
Wenzel, ed. by Karl Benker; pi) ‘I.
[12214
© June 10, 19138; 2 « June 14,
191328 314251 : Oliver Ditson ¢o., |
Boston. [Copyright is claimed o i
editing. }
SHINE, sTARS. See At your shrine.
SuHip (THE) OF STATE;
E. Carmichael. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12215
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1918 #
E 3811817 Mrs. HE. J. Carmiechaely
Puyallup, Wash.
SI TU VEUX . . . MARGUERITE; chanson
populaire paroles de Vincent Telly, |
musique de A. Valsien. [12216
© May 29, 1913; 2 c JumeNayi
1913; E 316078; A. Bose, Paris.
SIGHING OF THE PINES;
Frederic L. Hatch; New
York, Evans music co. [12217
© June 18, 1913; 2 @ June panes
19138; E 318190; W.
ton.
piano.
reverie by |
A. Evans, Bos-
|
words by |
Henry W. Longfellow, music by Mrs. |
I
ie
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
SIGNORINA-SIGNORI; cCanzonetta, versi
di A. Barbieri, musica di G. de Gre-
gorio. [12218
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 3807905; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
SILAS GREEN.
time.
See Play a little rag-
SILENCE O'ER THE MOUNTAIN. See
Schubert (Franz Peter) ; Wanderer’s
night song.
SILENT TREES. See Songs of fancy.
SILVER LAKE; march two step by D.
Brady; pf. [12219
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 314276; Daisy Brady, Pot-
ter, Neb.
SILVER SPRAY; reverie by J. R. Morris.
op. 45; pf. [12220
© June 10, 1918; 2 @« June 13,
1918; E 314185; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
SING ME A SONG AT TWILIGHT; by
Fleta Jan Brown, arr. by John W.
Rehauser; vocal orch. in D. 4to.
[12271
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314098; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SING TO ME, MOTHER, SING ME TO SLEEP;
words by J. Will Callahan, music
by F. Henri Klickmann. [12222
© June 23. 1918: 2 c June 23.
1918: E 314418; Harold Rossiter
musie co., Chicago.
SING, YE FAITHFUL, SING WITH GLAD-
NESS; processiona! words by J. EIl-
lerton, set to music by Franklin
Hopkins. 4to. (Hymn 517; in
Twenty-two hymns. ) [iZZ23
© June 18, 1913; 2 «. June 19,
1913; E 318148; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
(Die) See Hiindel (G. F.)
SIXTY YEARS AGO; words and music by
C. D. Mason. [12224
© 1c. May 27, 1913; E 3116388;
Carl D. Mason, Oak Grove, Mich.
SxizzeE. See Miniaturen. heft 1.
SKy (THE) PATHWAYS; words by
G. L. Taylor. music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Wirkus
Dugdale co. [12225
© June 6, 1913; 2 @ June 17,
1913: E 318056; Grace L. Taylor,
Bristol. England.
SIRENEN
———
12234
SKYE BOAT SONG; words by Harold
Boulton, arr. by W. A. White.
[12226
©. May 1, 1913; 2 ec. May 22,
1918; E 311685; Cable co., Chicago.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
SKYLARK (THE); words and music by
E. B. Yaw. [12227
© 1c. June 18, 1913; E 314326;
Ellen Beach Yaw, Covina, Cal.
SKYLARK’S MESSAGE; words by L. Par-
ratt, music by Vivian’ Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12228
© May 27, 1913; 2 ec June 6,
HIS SE BITS
South Chicago, Il.
Louis Parratt,
SLEEP TIME, MY HONEY! from Ziegfeld
follies 1913. lyric by George V.
Hobart, music by Raymond Hub-
bell. [12229
© June 10, 1918; 2 c June 10,
1913= BH 314142: T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
SLIP-HORN STUFF; by B. B. Barnes,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; full orch.
4to. (J. W. Pepper’s twentieth cen-
tury journal, no. 1475.) [12230
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311921; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-
adelphia.
SLUMBER SONG (Schlummerlied); by
Henry Tolhurst; violin or violon-
cello, and piano. haeaenk.
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1918;
E 312206; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Snow DEER; Indian song, words by
Jack Mahoney, music by Percy Wen-
rich. [12232
©. May .14, 1913; 2 ¢c May 27,
19138; E 311611; Wenrich-Howard
co., New York.
SNOWFLAKES; words
William Stickles. 12233
(© June 1%,/ 1913 2 ¢. June 13,
1913; E 314191; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
and music by
So EINER WAR AUCH ER; ged. von
Arno Holz, musik von Josef
Frischen, op. 20, fiir méunnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [12234
Wor 28) \191ss: 2 2. (dune 4,
1913; E 307956; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
(37
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. EL. Sie
12235
Socrery (THE) PRANCE; by C. B.
Brown, arr. by E. De Lamater;
4to.
[12285
ec. June 21,
Chas. B. Brown,
small orch. with piano ace.
2
ht
© June 25, 1918;
1918; EX 314888;
Chicago.
SoLprer’s (THE) LAST GOOD-BYE; words
and music by M. Howard. New
York, The New York sheet music
clearing house. [12236
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June’5, 1918;
EH 314074: Marion Howard, Chicago.
SoLpDIERS OF CHRIST, ARISE; hymn an-
them, music by Edward A. Mueller;
mixed voices. (Octavo church mu-
sie. no. 10817.) [12237
© June 16, 1918; 2 ec. June 16,
1918; E 314315; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
words by Charles Wesley,
musie by Bradford Campbell; mixed
voices. 4to. (The choral service,
no. 798.) [12238
©.June 7, 1913;2\q@ June; 16;
1918; E 314281; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
SOLFEGE CLASSIQUE ET MODERNE EN 18
VOLUMES GRADUES ET PROGRESSIFS;
par Amédée Reuchsel. Avec ac-
compt. de piano. vy. 1. [12289
., © May’4, 1913852 c. June 17, 1913;
FE 316089; C. Dupuis, Paris.
SoLoTaANnz See Ball-szenen.
SOME BOY; by Dave Stamper; pf.
[12240
© May 28, 1918; e. May 831,
1918; E 314015: William H. Penn,
yene Buck & Dave Stamper, New
York.
SoME DAY I’LL WANDER BACK AGAIN:
words anon. musie by M. M. Palmer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12241
© June 6,° 19138: G June, 17,
19138; E 3180386; Margaret M. Pal-
mer, Aurora, Il.
=
a
9
SOME DAY THOU SHALT BE AT REST;
text and music by Charles B.
Blount. [12242
9
fn
© June 9, 1913; ec. June 10,
1913; E 3141384; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SOME SMOKE (De la fumé); one step-
two step or turkey trot by S. Rom-
berg; orch. 4to. [12243
© June 9, 1913; 2'c. June 10,
1913; E 314127; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. | |
738
|
SoMETHING FOR THEE; words by 8.
Dryden Phelps, music by B. T. Wor- |
[12244 }
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. June 8, 1913; |
EK 314055; Charles M. Alexander, i@ !
den; male voices.
Philadelphia.
SOMETIME; words by I. B. Alshouse,
music by Jean Buckley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec. June 2s,
1913; E 314446; Ida Bell Alshouse,
Middleburg, Ind.
Song (THE) OF PRIN; words and
music by W. C. Shimoneck. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12246
© June 6, 1918; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 318090; Wm. C. Shimoneck,
Washington.
SONG OF SPRING; by Cecil Henman;
organ. obl. Svo. (Jn The organ loft,
June 1913, no. 288.) [12247
© May 28, 1913; 2 @) June
1913; E 312330; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
——Sce also Joy (The) of spring.
Sone (THE) OF THE HEART; lyric by
Edgar Allen Woolf, musie by Anatol
Friedland.
© June 7, 1913; 2 c, Jume 9, 1918;
FE 311935: Jerome H. Remick & @o., i}
New York.
Sone (A) OF THE ROAD; text by James
Whitcomb Riley, music by Jean
Bohannan; in B flat, C and D.
[12249
© June 23, 1913; 2 ec. each June |
B. F. Wood |
24, 1913;.. BE. 31e2ai
musie ¢co., Boston.
Sona (THE) OF THE SIREN; words by
Fr. D. McMillan, musie by Arthur A.
Penn; bar. in F minor.
© June 9, 1913; 2 ce. June 9, 1913;
311904; G. V. Meckel, New York.
Sone OF WAITING; words by F. lL.
Stanton, music by Oley Speaks; high
in A flat. [12251
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 7, 1913;
E 314103; G. Schirmer, New York.
Sone (A) TO THE OAK; words Dy
Henry Fothergill Chorley, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs
for medium and high voice; Great
English poets series. ) [12252
© June 4, 1913; 2 ce. June 5, 1913;
E 3811878; Cecii Mackie, ine., New
York.
10
[12245 |
[12248 |
[12250 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 6, 1913
SONG WITHOUT WworRDS IN CC. See
Young (The) violinist.
SONGE ENCORE; valse lente par W. J.
Paans: pf. [12253
© May 4, 1918; 2 « June 17,
19138; E 316113; Philippo, Paris.
SONGS OF FANCY; four songs, words by
Philip Asbbrooke, music by Julius
Harrison. Contents:—1l. Little un-
trodden paths.—2. Oh, little mist
from the sea.—s3. Silent trees.—4. At
daybreak. [12254
© May 9, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1918;
BE 812307; Enoch & sons, London.
SONGS OF LOVE AND HOME; German
text by H. Brodt, words and music
by Franklin Earl Hathaway. Con-
tents: I love you; Love’s awaken-
ing.—Love’s question.—Love’s an-
swer.—DPromise me.—A _ promise.—
Their lullaby baby.—Absent.
[12255
© Jone 28, 1913: 2 c. June 7,
1918; E 314089; F. E. Hathaway,
Chicago.
SOONER OR LATER I’LL MAKE YOU LOVE
ME; words by Lou Klein, music by
Frank Stilwell, arr. by Mornay D.
Helm. Melody only. | 12256
© 1 ec. June 20, 1913; E 314870;
James Kendis music co., New York.
SOUL APPEALING ANTHEMS AND SACRED
SELECTIONS; words and music by H.
Simmons. Pi225T
© June 10, 1913: 2 c. June 19,
1913; KE 318208; Hiram Simmons,
Norfolk, Va.
SOUL LONGING; words by D. H. Yokom,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12258
June -6,.1913: 2 c... June 17,
1915; IE 318035; D. H. Yokom, De-
troit.
SOURIRE (LE)
temporaine.
See Musique (La) con-
SOUTHERN Bay; by J. D. Nirella.
[12259
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311848; Jos. D. Nirella, Pitts-
burgh,
SOUTHERN (A) HOME AND A SOUTHERN
GIRL FOR ME; words by C. D. Hudg-
ins, music by Jack Stanley.
[12260
© June 6, 1913: 2 ef June 23,
1913; E 314458; Charles D. Hudgins,
Achille, Ok1,
SOUTHERN (A) MELODY; by
Yost; violin and piano,
© June 11, 1913; 2 «.
1913; K 3814162; Boston
Boston.
Gaylord
[12261
June 2,
music co.,
SOUTHERN SUE; words by Lafanci, mu-
sic by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12262
Oi Tune:\6,. 1913.) 2) es Sune? 17,
1913; FE 318048; Michael. Lafanci,
Providence, IR. I,
SouveNniIR; by Arthur Hartmann; vio-
lin and piano. [12263
ic May 22) 913% 2c.” May 24,
1913; E 311597; Carl Fischer, New
York.
——hby Franz Drdla, arr. by Adolphe
Dumont; orch. with piano acc. or-
gan and obligato violin. [12264
© May 7, 1913; 2c. May 24, 1913;
KH 311598; Carl Fischer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
—— —— ed. by Jchn Orth; pf.
[12265
© May 27, 1913; 2 \¢ June 14,
1918; E 314255; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
SPEAK GENTLY; words by K. Barnard,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12266
©. June 6.1913 ;°2¢. June, 23,
1913; E 314506; Katherine Barnard,
Chicago. ‘
SPEED AWAY; by B. J. Szczechowicz;
pf. [12267
© 1c. June 20, 1913; E 314342;
Boles Joseph Szczechowicz, Pitts-
burgh.
SPIELMANNSLIED; ged. von Herm.
Kiehne, musik von Hugo Dawid, op.
19, ftir minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [12268
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307978; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
SPITFIRE MARCH; by N. Grenier, arr. by
William J. Anderson; pf. [12269
© 1c June 2, 1913; E 311683;
Noble M. Grenier, Detroit.
SPLENDOUR (THE) FALLS ON CASTLE
WALLS; part-song, words by Tenny-
son, music by Gilbert A. Alcock;
mixed voices. 4to. (Vocal library
of part-songs, no. 174.) [12270
© June 14, 1913; 2 e. June 16,
1913; E 312348; Chappell & co., ltd.,
» London.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.11,n.s.,v.S |
12271
SPRING MORNING; march, by A. A.
Jones; piano. [12271
© June 27, 1913; 2 c.. June 28,
1913; E 318276; Albert A. Jones,
Vaughnsville, Ohio.
SPRINGTIME WALTZES; by L. F. Grabs;
piano. Washington, Hayworth mu-
Sic pub. co. [12272
©, June 25, 1913; 2 c..,.dune) 26,
19138; E 318261; Louis F. Grabs,
Danville, T1.
Sprucu; ged. und musik von Francis-
cus Nagler, op. 80, no. 1, fiir minner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[£2278
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. June 4, 19138;
E 307965; F. ©. C. Leuckart, Leip-
Zig.
Srapr (Dir): ged. von Theodor Storm,
musik von Karl Kiimpf, op. 51, ftir
miinnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [12274
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307947; F. &. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
STAMMERING (THE) RAG; by J. Mel-
ville Gillies; piano. [12275
© June 22, 1913) 2 eG. June 16,
1913; E 312370; Charles Sheard &
co., London.
STAND UP AND CHEER; song, music arr.
by FE. Breitenfeld. [12276
©-June 2.1913: er Jie 21,
1913; E 318221; Emil Breitenfeld,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
STANDARD SONG CLASSICS, FOR HIGH
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, AND CHORUSES
OF MIXED VOICES; by Ralph L. Bald-
9)
a
win and HK. W. Newton. Boston,
New York [etc.] Ginn and company
HOS) ay, 22. 2po -4to. (Musical
art series) 0.60. [L2207
© May 28, 19138; 2c. June 9, 1913;
A 846912; Ralph L. Baldwin, Hart-
ford, and E. W. Newton, Somerville,
Mass.
STANFORD (CHARLES VILLIERS) Toc-
eata; by C. V. Stanford, op. 132;
piano. (Six characteristic pieces,
no. 6.) [12278
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
EK 307868; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
STAR (THE) OF THE BALL; words by
F. EK. Boyce, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12279
9)
(), June 6, 1918: 2 ec. Jone» 17,
1913; E 318020; Flossie E. Boyce,
Evanston, Wyo.
740
STARLIGHT; intermezzo by Pedro de
Zulueta, arr. by Arthur Wood; or-
chestra, piano acc. Ato.
tral journal, no. 689.) [12280
© June 4, 1913; 2 ce. June 5, 1918;
E 312302; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on pi-
ano accompaniment. |
STARS AND STRIPES; by P. H. Laurent; |
[12281 |
piano.
© June 25, 1913 °2 © gomewee
19138; E 318260; Paul EH. Laurent, |
Boston.
STAUFFER (AUBREY)
sive studies for the mandolin; em-
ploying two, three and four strings |
and all known movements and ef-
(Orches- |
Thirty progres- |
fects of full harmony playing, in- |
cluding complete instruction for fin-
gering and manipulation of the pick, |
by Aubrey Stauffer.
brey Stauffer & co.
© June. 9. 1913: 2°-G inne
1913; E 811970; B. Coanacher, Oak
Park, Il.
STay THOU UPON JEHOVAH; words by |
Ernest G. W. Wesley, music by D.
B. Towner; male voices. [12283
© ‘May 7. 1913; 2 c June 3, 1913; |
E 314056; Charles M. Alexander, |§
Philadelphia.
SrEAMBOAT (THE) GLIDE; words by
Arthur Munson, music by Vivian &
Brooks. Washington, H. . Kirkus |
Dugdale co. [12284
© May 27, 19138; 2 Giainner
1918: E 311801; Munson, Schlefke & |
co., Watertown, Minn.
STEAMLR ST. LOUIS; march Dy
Mack; pf. [12285
© June 10, 1913=" 27) eee
1918; E 314172; dim Mack
Louis.
STELLA MARIS VALSE; by McA. Smith; |
[12286
© June 5, 1913; 2 ce. June 7, 1918;
piano,
FE 312298: McArthur Smith. London.
SToNE (THE) ROLLED AWAY: s‘7cred
song, words by A. Feerick, music by
R. A. Browne. Melody only.
[12287
© 1 ec May 27, 1913; Wyeiie2za;
Adela Feerick, Kent City, Kan.
STORMY SUNSET. See At your shrine,
STRIKE UP THAT RAGTIME BAND; words
by B. Strodel, music by Genevieve
Scott.
dale co.
Chicago, Au- |
[12282 @
im |
St. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |}
[12288 |
© June 14, 1913; 2 ce. June 25, |
1913; E. 314795;
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bernard Strodel, |
ii
:
10. 6, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12305
TRONG’S (W. F.) COLLECTION FOR VIO-
“LIN AND PIANO; by W. F. Strong.
[12289
© May 26, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
BH 311924; W. F. Strong, Dixon, Il.
‘TuDY; by Charles Villiers Stanford,
op. 182; piano. (Six characteristic
pieces, no. 3.) [12290
© June 4, 1913; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
E 307865; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
‘STUDY OF BASS NOTES FOR BEGINNERS};
by Mathilde Bilbro; pf. [12291
© May 24, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
E 311733; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
STUMME VON
(D. F. E.)
SUITE IM ALTEN STILE; von Paul Ertel,
op. 38, fiir violine und pianoforte.
[12292
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
B 307927: F. E. C. Leuckart, Liepzig.
Porticr. See Auber
ITE IN E MoxL: von Karl Hasse,
op. 10, fiir orgel. Contents: Inm-
provisation. — Larghetto. — Capric-
cio.—Romanze.—Passacaglia.
[12293
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307926; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
‘CITE IN WALZERFORM ; yon Josef Weiss,
op. 40, fiir pianoforte, nos. 1+.
[12294
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
B 307942; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
SUMMER (THE) GIRL; march two step
by S. E. Blakeslee; pf. [12295
© 1c. June 10, 1918; E 314146;
S. Earle Blakeslee, Denver.
SUMMER NIGHT (Une nuit d’été) ;
mélodie by Henry Tolhurst; violin
and piano. [12296
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913;
E 312207; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SUMMER SLUMBER-SONG; unison song,
words by Christina Rossetti, com-
posed by Colin Taylor. 4to. [12287
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. May 31,
1913; E 307822; Novello & co., ltd.
London.
Sun Music; five sketches by Hector R.
Maclean; pf. solo. (Royal edition,
no. 29.) [12298
© May 16, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 316007; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia.
SuN (THE) WILL SHINE AGAIN; words
and music by W. A. Wallace.
[12299
© 1c. June 28, 1913; E 318282;
W. A. Wallace, South Norwalk,
Conn.
SUNSET (Sonnen untergang); words
by Sylvester Viereck, English ver-
sion by Alice Mattullath, music by
Max Heinrich, op. 36, no. 2.
[12300
©’ May 26, 1913; 2 ce. June 25,
ahs EK 314581; Carl Fischer, New
York.
SUNSHINE (THE) OF HER SMILE; words
by Nettie Mayers Allemong, music
by J. E. Allemong. Roanoke, Va.,
Brownold & co. [12301
© June 22, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 318204; J. Edwin Allemong,
toanoke, Va.
SUNSHINE ON THE HILLS; grand valse
sentimentale by J. Owen Long; pf.
[12302
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311903; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
SUPPLICATION (A); words by W. Bur-
ton Baldry, music by Robert Cover-
ley; in C. [12303
© June 7, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 312309; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
—_— See also Recreative pieces, no. 18e.
SuR LE BOSPHORE. See Orientales
(Les).
SUR LE PENCHANT DE LA FALAISE. See
Musique (La) contemporaine.
Sur UNE TOMBE. See Musique (La)
contemporaine.
Swan sone. See Wagner (Richard)
SWEET CLOVER RAG; by C. Wyckoff; pf.
[12304
© 1c June 24, 1913; E 318233;
John Wetjen, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Sweer ELAINE; words by E. E. K.
Ap-Gar, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[123805
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 1%,
1913; E 318084; Eardie Ellenora
Klein Ap-Gar, Phillipsburg, N. J.
(41
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12306
SWEET EVENING BELLS; words by
Thomas Moore, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (In Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series.) [12306
© Ane. 4.1913; 2c. June 5,/i9t3;
E 31187 Cecil "Mackie, INe;, New
York.
SWEET IS THE MUSIC, LOVE’S HEART CAN
TELL; words by J. Parnell, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12307
© June 14, 1913; 2 ce. June 25,
1913; E 314668; Joseph Parnell, Vic-
tor, Col.
SweEer MARGUERITE; words and music
by R. Silvernail. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12308
© “June G6, 1913;> 2." June: 23,
1913; E 314536; Ronald Silvernail,
Batavia, N. Y.
Sweet Mary O’MALLEY; words by
Nixon Waterman, music by Eliza-
beth L. Skinner. [12309
©! June 20, 1913; 2.¢. June 20;
1913; E 314374; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
SWEET MEMORIES; lyric by Jean Lenox,
melody by Fred Spencer. [12810
© Apr. 3, 1913: 2.c. May 27, 1913;
E 311610; Wenrich-Howard 6co.,
New York.
pu
SWEET SOUTHERN MAID; words by M.
A. Beagan, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12311
cy June 6, 1903"2) ey June. 17,
19138; E 318076; M. A. Beagan,
Tompkinsville, N. Y.
SWEET SPIRIT, HEAR MY PRAYER; from
the opera Lurline by Wm. Vincent
Wallace, arr. by Adolphe Dumont;
orchestra. PiZzene
© a 5, 2093; 2eer dnme 25)
1913; E 314582; Carl Fischer, New
York. 7am is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
SWEET (THE), SWEET SONG; words and
music by N. B. Sargent; male voices.
[12313
© May 7, 1918; 2 c. June 8, 1913:
KE 314057; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
SWEETEST (THE) WORDS E’ER SPOKEN;
words by Jesse G. M. Glick, music
by Irving M. Wilson. [12314
© June 14, 19138; 2 c June 14,
1915; E 311987; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., ine., New York.
74
a
pt. 111, 1.8, v.8 | .
SWEETHEART DARLING; words by Mrs. |}
W. M. O. Bertholds, music by M. C.
Hanford.
Dugdale co. [12315 |
_ © May 27, 1918; 2 c June 6, 1918;
BE 311808; Mrs. W. Bertholds, Cin-
cinnati.
SWEETHEART DAYS; words by C. Van
Deventer, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |) -
[12316
© June 6, 19138; 2 « Junews,
1913; E 3818021; Clara Van Deven-
ter, Los Angeles.
SWEETHEART 0’ MINE; words and mu--
sic by C. McCarty. Indianapolis,
The Carlin music co. [12317
© June 7, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311856; Clara McCarty, Indian- |
apolis. |
SWEETHEARTS EVERMORE; words by |
Powell Moore, music by J. Edwin |)
Allemong. [12318 |
© June 22, 1913; 2 ¢. Jmgneem,
1913; E 318205; Brown & Allemong, |
Roanoke, Va. .
Sworp (THE) sone; words by H. A.
Acworth, music by Edward Elgar,
op. 35; in E flat. [12319 |
© June 18, 1918; 2 « Junewses
1918; E 316151; Novello & co., ltd, |
London.
SYLVAN ECHOES; by Mackie-Beyer; |
military band. 4to. [12320 |
‘© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1918; |
E 311922; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-@
delphia. |
SzKOTA NA SKRZYPCE (School for the
violin); zawiera liczne Gwiczenia
oraz piekne ut wory Polskie na
przez Maryana S. Rodzyckiego.
[12321 ||
© June 10, 1913; 2 @ Vue
1913; E 311968; W. H. Sajewski, 7
Chicago.
TAKE
Frank G. Weider, music by C. E. jj
Farson. [128225
© 1c June 17, 1913; EH 3i18205;%
Charles E. Farson, Baltimore.
TAKE ME BACK INTO YOUR HEABT,)
DEAR; words and music by W. R. |
Clay. [12823 \3)
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311840; Chas. E. Roat music ¢€0.,
itd., Battle Creek.
Washington, H. Kirkus |)
ME AWAY WITH You; words by jij7
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
TAKE ME BACK TO DEAR OLD DIXIE
WHERE THE SWEET MAGNOLIAS
BLOOM; words and music by Leland
Johnson, arr. by D. S. De Lisle.
St. Louis, Walsh & Johnson. [12824
© June 23; 1918;.2 e. June 25,
1913; E 314646; L. S. Johnson, St.
Louis.
TAKE ME BACK TO MISSOURI; words
and music by O. Lynch. St. Louis,
Inland pub. co. [123825
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1918;
E 311728; Oscar Lynch, St. Louis.
TAKE ME BACK TO THE DAYS GONE BYE;
words and music by Geo. L. Cobb.
[123826
© June 14, 1918; 2 c. June 18,
1918; E 3143829; H. C. Weasner &
co., Buftalo.
TAKE ME UP WITH YOU; words by H.
R. Sisk, music by C. Ray Busch.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12327
2 ec. June 17,
R. Sisk, St.
© June 6, 1913;
1913; E 318049; H.
Louis,
TaLLty-HO. Sce Liebich (Immanuel)
Two moorland scenes.
TANARA (F.) Two Venetian dialect
songs; by F. Tanara, arr. by Andor
Pintér: orch. with piano ace. 4to.
Contents: Nina.—A night in Venice.
[12328
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
FE 314101; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
TANGO DE TRIANA; par E. H. de An-
duaga; pf. [123829
© May 4, 1918; 2 ¢. June 17,
1913; E 316090; Dupuis, Paris.
TANGO TOWN; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Jack Wells and Arthur
Lange. [12330
© June 28, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1918; KE 314411; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
TANGOLIA; danse espagnole, marche
polka par E. Siroux, fils; pf.
[12331
© May 4, 1918; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 316133; Em. Siroux, Brussels,
Belgium.
TARANTELLA; by Sydney Shaw; piano.
(Recreative pieces, series 2, no. 14°.)
[12332
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 31, 1913;
E 307838; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
| Tr N’ARRICUORDE;
12340
TARANTELLE. See Recreative pieces.
TARRY WITH ME, O MY SAVIOUR; hymn
anthem, words by Caroline IL.
(Sprague) Smith, music by W. C.
Steere; four mixed voices and or-
gan. Worcester. C. E. Steere. 4to.
(Church music for mixed voices,
no. 4.) [123383
© June 11, 1913; 2 c. June 138,
19138; E 314219; William C. Steere,
Worcester.
Tre DEUM LAUDAMUS; by Henry Hack-
ett, set to music in the key of C;
mixed voices. 4to. [123384
© May 29, 1913; 2 ¢. May 31. 1913;
K 307814; J. & W. Chester, Brighton,
England.
versi di P. Cin-
quegrana, musica di P. E. Fonzo.
[12885
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307906; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
TELL ME DARLING IF YOU LOVE ME;
words by W. M. Fortesque, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12336
@ thane 14,, 1003 2" @) Tune 25,
1918; E 314694; W. M. Fortesque,
Atlantic City, N. J.
TEMPLE HOSANNAS; a service for Chil-
drens day, 1913. Philadelphia, Pa.,
American Baptist publication so-
ciety, 1913: 7, [1] p: “8vo. [12337
© Mar. 17, 1913; 2c. June 4, 1913;
A 346854; A. J. Rowland, sec., Phila-
delphia.
TEN (THE) COMMANDMENTS OF PIANO
PRACTICE; by P. Brounoft. [12338
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 318167; Platon Brounoff,
New York.
THA’ COOMS FROM MILLAND; written
and composed by Harry Castling,
Chas. Collins and Fred E. Cliffe.
[12339
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. May 28, 1913;
E 312189; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don.
THAT ACCORDION Wor; words by E.
Sidor, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12340
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311776; Ed. Sidor, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
743
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12341
THAT BRIGHT CITY; words and music
by S. A. Zuber, arr. by W. G. [12341
(©. June, 25, 1913; 2 ¢. June 28,
1913; § 318281; Stephen Alvin
Zuber, Philadelphia.
‘THAT CHOO! CHOO! RAG;
music by Leland Johnson, arr. by
D. S. De Lisle. St. Louis, Walsh &
Johnson. [12342
©» June23, 1913¢)2.ie. June 25,
1918; E 314647; L. S. Johnson, St.
Louis.
‘THAT DEAR OLD GATE; words and mu-
sic by Ella M. Elliott-Theimer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12343
e. June 6,
Karl —-P.
© Nay? 27," 1913 "2
1913: EB. 311800: Mrs.
Theimer, Onatonna, Minn.
"HAT GIRL IN THE HOUSE NEXT TO ME;
words by H. Gabriel, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12344
©) dune 6,.. 1913 +> 2 er same? 17;
19138; E 318038; Harold Gabriel,
Milford Center, O.
THAT HONKY TONKY TUNE; words and
music by H. Birens and B. Splirens.
[12345
@esune 13, 0913: 12’ ci ahune. 4s,
1913; E 314194; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
‘THAT HUNGARIAN DANCE; words and
music by S. Rand. New York, Eb-
bets music pub. co. [12346
© June 23, 19138; 2 ec. June 25,
1918; E 314591; Sam Rand, New
Or:
‘THAT LITTLE GIRL OF MINE; words and
music by Billy Fouhy. Boston, Mat-
tapan pub. co. [12347
©> June''42,° 1913: 2c) Funea8,
19138; E 314216; William Foubhy,
30ston.
THAT MOVING PICTURE RAG; by Wil-
lard A. Thomas; pf. [123848
© “June 12,1918") ec: june 13
1913; E 314248; Thos. Goggan &
bros., Galveston, Tex.
THAT OLD QUARTET; by Nat. D. Mann;
Di, In G, “4to, [12349
© June 12, 1913- 2. June 73,
1913; E 314201; Jos. W. Stern &
C0:,.) New... York, [Copyright is
claimed on vocal orchestration. ]
—— lyric by R. W. Lardner, music by
Nat. D. Mann. [12350
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 10,
1913; E 314123; Jos. W. Stern & co..,
New York.
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words and
pt. 111,n.s.,v.8
THAT ONE LITTLE GIRL; words by J. J.
Devine, music by A. O. Victor. New
York, C. L. Partee music pub. co.
[12351
©: May 31, 19138: 25¢ fue os
1913; E 318181; John J. Devine,
Yonkers, N. Y.
THAT RAGGED RAGTIME SURE ENOUGH
RAG; words by C. T. Holdbrook, mu-
Sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. 122352
© June 14, 1913; 2 e June 25,
1913; E 314678; Clinton J. Hold-
brook, Akron, O.
THAT RAGGY RAGTIME RAG; words by
Samuel H. Henderson, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [1 28Da
© June 6. 1913;°2'e¢ Siane ws.
1918; E 314471; Samuel Henderson,
Rochester, Pa.
THAT RAGTIME SUFFRAGETTE; lyric by
Harry Williams, musie by Nat. D.
Ayer. [12354
© June 10, 1913: 2 © iune a0:
1913; E 314143; Harry Williams
music co., inc., New York.
THAT’S THE REASON; words by L.
Hunt, music by H. Robt. Bravan.
[12355
©.1 c. June 10, 19935 eases
Harry R. Bravan and Leo Hunt,
Omaha, Neb.
THAT’S WHEN I THINK OF YOU! words
by H. Bergren, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12356
© June 6, 1913; 2 @ June,
1913; E 318065; Hilda Bergren, Au-
burn: Re" f.
THAT SAN FRANCISCO FAIR; words by
R. S. Marsh, musie by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12357
© June 6, 19137 2 @ dime eee,
1918; E 314521; Ralph S. Marsh,
De Solba, Cal.
THAT SKATING RINK RAG; words by
H. L. Johnson, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12858
© June 14, 1918; 2 © Dimes,
1913; E 314678; H. L. Johnson, Den-
ver.
THAT TINKLING TANGO TUNE; words by
A. Seymour Brown, music by Albert
Gumble. [12359
© June 38, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
BE. 311718; Jerome H. Renuck Gea,
New York.
+
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
12375
THAT WOODLAND CABARET; words by
Art. M. Swanstrom, music by Leo
Bennett. [12360
© June 3. 1913; 2 c. June 8, 1918;
BH 314064; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
THEIR LULLABY
love and home.
BABY. See Songs of
THEN, FARE THEE WELL; words by
Thomas Moore, musie by Franklin
Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs for me-
dium and high voice; Great English
poets series. ) [123861
© June 4, 1913; 2c. June 5, 1913;
E 311879; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
THEN I WILL ANSWER YES; words by
L. W. Raison, musie by Jean Buck-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- !
dale co. [123862
© June 14, 19138: 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314680; L. W. Raison, Al-
toona, Pa.
THERE IS AN HOUR OF PEACEFUL REST;
words by W. B. Tappan, music by
E. S. Hosmer; mixed voices.
(Octavo church music, no. 10283.)
[12363
© June 16, 1913; 2 ec June 16,
1918; E 314816; Theo. Presser co,
Philadelphia.
THERE IS NO ONE LIKE YOUR MOTHER;
words by Mrs. A. Fisher, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12364
o> June .6, 1918+ 2) ¢.oJ une 17%,
1913; E 318086; Mrs. A. Fisher, De-
troit.
THERE IS ONLY ONE I LOVE; words by
N. Fries, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[123865
May 27, 19133)'2)\-e “June s,
1918; E 311802; Norman Fries, In-
dianapolis,
THERE'S A GIRL IN THE HEART OF MARY-
LAND WITH A HEART THAT BELONGS
TO ME; words by Ballard McDonald,
music by Harry Carroll. [12366
© June 17, 1913; 2 ec June 17,
1913; E 318008; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York.
THERE’S BUT ONE MOTHER; words by
J. ©. Balis, music by Franz Hoff-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12367
© June 14, 1913: 2 ce. June 25,
* 1913; E 314660; James C. Balis,
Belleville, Canada.
THEY’RE LIKE A CLOUD OF BUTTERFLIES ;
words by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by Mary Turner Salter; sop. or
ten. and mezzo sop. or bar. [12868
© June 14, 1913; 2 ¢c. each June
16.) LOTS) OD, Bi 4263 = -Arthunm 2
Sehmidt, Boston.
THEY SAY THEY’RE NOT LIVING TO-
GETHER; words and music by A. Sey-
mour Brown. [12369
© June 3, 1913; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
EK 311715; Jerome H. Remick & ¢o.,
New York.
THEY'VE GOT ME DOIN’ IT NOW; words
and musie by Irving Berlin. [12370
Cu Pinel 4%, 1913s 2) ¢.. dune cl7,
19138; E 311999: Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
THINGS (THE) THAT WE DO IN THE
Sky; words by Walter J. Salvage,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. Pizagt
FS Tame: Gi DOTS es Bie. Shame 1 17,
1913; E 318050; W. J. Salvage,
Pontypridd, South Wales.
THINKING, LONGING, DREAMING; words
by .P. C0. “Richey, musie by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12372
@QnMay 27, 1913% ) 2! eastune - 6,
1913; 6.311735; Philip CC!) Richey,
Moline, Ill.
THOMAS (CHARLES LOUIS AMBROISE)
Old-world (An) measure; gavotte
from Mignon, words by George EI-
lerton. music by A. Thomas, arr. by
George Ellerton; voices in unison.
4to. [128738
© Jyne''13; 1913; 2 « Tune ‘12,
19138; FE 3123438; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London. [Copyright is claimed
on words and arrangement. |
THOSE DREAMY FYES OF BLUE; words
by M. E. Moore, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12374
©) dunei4> 1913 352 co dnme. 2h,
1918; E 3814715; Margaret Moore,
Chicago Junction, O.
THOU’RT LIKE UNTO
Rubinstein (A. G.)
A FLOWER. See
THoucHuHt (THE) OF You; words by F.
L. Stanton, music by Oley Speaks;
high in G. [12375
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 314104; G. Schirmer, New York.
45
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12376
pt: 1; BS. ¥. 8
THOUGHTS OF HER BRING MEMORIES
BACK TO ME; words by J. W. Albert,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12376
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1918;
E 311765; John Warren Albert, New
Orleans.
THREE IN ONE AND ONE IN THREE;
words by G. Rorison, set to music by
Franklin Hopkins. 1. 1st tune. 2.
2nd tune. 4to. Hymn 389; in
Twenty-two hymns. ) [12377, 12878
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. each June
19. 1913: E Sisisil; SiSi32° UE:
Gray co., New York.
THROUGH THE NARROW GATE; opera in
3 acts, words and music by F. P.
Patterson. Vocal score. [12379
©.1¢ June 19, 1913; D 19309;
Franklin P. Patterson, Paris.
THROUGH THY PROTECTING CARE; duett
by John B. Marsh, arr. by Wm.
Dressler; soprano and alto. [12880
© tune 20: 1913 "2c. * June Zi.
1913; E 318199; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
THY GENTLENESS; words and music by
Helen Willard Howard. [12381
© June 5, 1913; 2c. June 7, 1913;
EH 314111; C. W. Thompson & @o.,
Boston.
THY MERCY, LORD, IS GREAT ABOVE THE
HEAVENS; festival anthem, music by
B. Demmery; soprano solo and
mixed chorus. London, Novello &
co. Itd. [123882
©! May 29, 1918; 2 c. May 31,
1915; E 3807824; Bertram Demmery,
Warwickshire, England.
THY WILL BE DONE; English words by
Edward Oxenford, music by Hugo
Wolf, ed. by Clarence Dickinson;
mixed voices. 4to. (Sacred cho-
ruses, no. 26.) [12383
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913:
EK 311893; H. W. Gray co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
Titt He coME; words by Edward H.
Rickersteth, music by D. B. Towner:
male voices. [12384
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913:
KE 314058; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
Titt I pig. See At your shrine.
TILTING RAG; from The isle of years
ago; lyrics by G. A. Walter, jr., mu- |—
sic by A. O. Olmsted, Green Bay, @
Wis. The Southsayer pub. co.
[12385
© Apr. 14, 1913;524e Dune) 46;
1913;.E 314291; G. AY Walter, gr;
Green Bay, Wis.
TIME, TIME, TIME; words by E. F. Si- @
Wash- §
bell, music by Albert Swift.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
* [123886
© June 14, 1913; 2 ce June Z5,
1913; E 314675; KE. Fred Sibel], Chi-
cago.
TINA; versi e musica di G. B. de Cur-
tis. [12387
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307907; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
Tip-ToP; medley overture by W. C.
O’Hare; orch. 4to. [12388
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 10, 19138;
E 314139; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
TiraNic (THE); words and music by
Mrs. S. R. Reed, New York. Ferd.
EE. Mierisch. [123889
‘© May 29, 1913; 2 «@ June 20,
1913; E 314642; Mrs. S. R. Reed,
Hammonton, N. J.
To A FIRE-FLY; melodic etude by Rob-
ert Warner; piano. [12390
© June 23, 1913: 2 @ Fumes 2Zs,
1918; E 3144837; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
To LOVE ALWAY; words and music by
Helen Willard Howard. [12391
© June 5, 1913; 2 c June 7, 1913;
EK 314112; C. W. Thompson & Go.,
Boston.
To MY LASSIE: words and music by
L. B. Stephens. [12392
© May 26, 1913; 2°." May 2s,
1913; E 314034; Luzon Blaine Ste-
phens, Wyoming, Pa.
To PAUSE AND LOOK YOU CHARM ME;
words by J. De Ferrari, music by
William F. Kretschmer. [12393
©. June 5, 1913: 2 ¢&, Mayen
19138; E 309987; Jerome De Ferrari,
San Francisco.
To SIT IN THE GLOW OF THE FIRE-LIGHT;}
from The isle of years ago, lyric by
G. A. Walter, jr., music by A. O:
Olmsted. Green Bay, Wis. The
Soothsayer pub. co. [12394
© Apr. 14, 1918: 2 4 Sime te
1913; E 314290; G. A. Walter, jr.,
Green Bay, Wis.
746
:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
To spRING. See Grieg (E. H.)
To THE GIRLS IN NEW YORK TOWN;
words by L. Miller, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12395
Jume.6, 1913: 2 « June. 17,
1913; E 318078; Lillian Miller, Ta-
coma, Wash.
TO THE HILLS I’LL LIFT MINE EYES;
words from the Bible, music by H.
H. MeGranahan; solo or choir.
[12896
Sieuly 7, 1913: 2 c. July 30;
1918; E 314787; Hugh H. McGrana-
han, Jamestown, Pa.
To THE HOSPITAL NURSES IN EVERY
CLIME; words by fF. Gloucester,
music by Franz Hoffman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12397 '
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 23,
1913; E 314538; Friendship Glouces-
ter, Irvington-on Hudson, N. Y.
See Schubert (F. P.)
TO THE ORDER OF THE F. O. E.; words
To THE MOON.
and music by L. J. Payne. Boston.
Eagle pub. co. [12398
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311930; L. Jack Payne, Boston.
To THEE I PRAY; words by Mrs. C. M.
Reinoehl, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12399
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 318039; Mrs. Chas. M. Reinoehl,
Des Moines, Ia.
To YOU SWEETHEART; words by Max E.
Rafelson, music by L. H. Albertzart.
[12400
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 314590; Rabert pub. co.,
Detroit.
TOME SONGS AND CHEERS; comp. by P.
G. Kreider, decorated by Charles
Baskerville, jr. Wilmington, Del.,
The Star publishing company, print-
ers, 19138. 48 p., incl. front., port.
Svo. $1.00. [12401
© June 11, 1913; 2 c June 14,
1913; A 347708; Paul Gates Kreider,
Port Deposit, Md.
TON SOURIRE D’AMOUR; valse musique
de Guido Dose; piano. [12402
© Mar. 4, 1913: 2 c¢ June 17,
1913; E 316106; L. Marvis, Paris.
valse chantée paroles de Gaston
Deval, musique de Guido Dose; pi-
ano et chant, [12403
xMar...4,° 1913; -2ve;odune 17,
1913; E 316105; L. Marvis, Paris.
12411
TONAWANDA; an Indian characteristic
by A. I’. Marzian; pf. [12404
© June 16, 1913; 2 ec. June 14.
19138; EK 311976; A. F. Marzian, New
Albany, Ind.
TO-NIGHT DEAR HEART; words by A. M.
Sehan, music by E. Wehse. [12405
© June 38, 1918; 2 c@ June 16,
1913; E 314288; Agnes M, Behan &
Edna Wehse, Crystal Falls, Mich.
TO-NIGHT I'M THINKING OF DAYS GONE
BY; words by P. Shaw, music by
yenevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12406
© May 27, 1218; 2c. June 6, 1918;
EK 311771; Pearl Shaw, Thornton,
W. Va.
TOTENKLAGE. See Schmid (Josef)
Drei charakteristische stiicke.
ToUALOUWA; Hopi Indian dance, by
Homer Grunn, op. 16, no. 2; pf.
[12407
© May 31, 1913; 2 ¢« June 14,
1918; E 314249; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
TOUT PRES DE LA FONTAINE; les fables
animées, saynétes jouées et chantées
pour les enfants par A. Pradére-
Niquet. 4to. [12408
© May 2, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913 ;
EH 316097; R. et M. Lion et cie.,
Paris.
Toutou (LE) RUSE; paroles de E. Fa-
vart, musique de H. Fragson; piano
et chant. [12409
©) May 25, 1918; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 316073; A. Bose, Paris.
TRAIL (THE) OF THE LONESOME PINE;
turkey trot by Harry Carroll, arr.
by Eugene Platzmann; pf. [12410
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. June 24,
1913; E 318237; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York.
TRAUMEREI. See Schumann (R. A.)
TRAVIATA (LA) See Verdi (Giuseppe)
TREES MOUTARDE (Mostrichtopp); one
ou two step, von Cecil Macklin, arr.
von Talonnier; infanterie musik.
Berlin, Paris. Adolph Fiirstner.
4to. (Archiv fiir militiir musik, no.
451.) [12411
© May 29, 1913; 2c. June 2, 1913;
H..3at2210- Cary »&. -eoly London:
[Copyright is claimed on new ar-
rangement. ]
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12412
TRIBUTE TO OLD GLory; Gettysburg
fifty years ago, words by J. A. Ma-
rinus, music by Mary Thorpe Gra-
ham. New York. Luckhardt & Bel-
der. {12412
© June 16, 1918; 2 c. June 18,
1913; E 314336; John A. Marinus,
Hackensack, N. J.
TRIBUTES; words by H. Elsworth Spen-
ner, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
12413
© .Fne,.6, 1913; 2).¢. 7 Juner23,
1913; E 3144438; Elmer E. Spenner,
Indianapolis.
Trio. See Miniaturen, heft 1.
TRIO ALBUM; comp. by Louis Eaton,
edited by R. Sylvain; violin, violon-
cello and piano. v. 4. (Boston mu-
sie co. ed. no. 154d.) [12414
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1918;
EK 314067; Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is c¢-aimed on editing. ]
TRIP-O-LET DANCE; by Jesse J. Hamil-
ton; two guitars. [12415
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 318158; J. J. Hamilton, Cha-
nute, Kans.
TRIPLE (LE) 30STON MONDAIN; la
vraie bohémienne par Maurice
Gracey ; pf. [12416
© May 2, 1913; 2.c. June 17, 1913;
E 3161388; Smyth, Paris.
TRIPPING O’ER THE GREEN (Tanz im
grtinen); by IF. K. Sargent Brown,
op. 12, no. 1; piano. (Hight pieces
for the piano, without octaves, no.
ae 12417
or Pune %, 19132 92 e* Hune 11,
19138; E 312339; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
TROLLEY CAR RAG; words and music by
H. Chisolm. [12418
© June 20, 19138; 2 c. June 21,
19138; E 3818200; Harry Chisolm,
Charleston, S. C.
TROUBLES (THE) OF A SUFFRAGETTE;
words by A. J. Dohm, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale ¢o. [12419
© June 14, 1918; 2 « June 25,
19138; E 314702; A. J. Dohm,. York,
Pa.
TRUMPETER (THE); by Wilhelm A.
Volk; piano. (Recreative pieces, se-
ries 2, no. 12d.) | 12420
© May 28, 1918; 2 «& May’ 31,
1913; E 3807828; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, itd., London.
pt. 111, n.'s., v. Sim
TRUTZLIEDCHEN ; ged. von Paul Heyse,.
musik von Gustav Haug, op. 67, fiir
dreistimmigen frauenchor a_ cap-\%
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.|%
(Vier lieder, no. 4.)
[12421 }
. © Oct. 8, 1912; 2 ce. June 4, 1913; #
EK 307953; F. E. C. Leuekart, Leip-
Zig.
TRWY DDIRGEL FFYRDD (God’s myster-
ious ways); anthem words by Cow- |
per, translation by Lewis Edwards, §
music by D. Jenkins; mixed voices
with organ ace. 4to. [12422
© June 6, 19138; 2 ce. June 3, 1913;
E 2949938; David Jenkins, Aberys-
twyth, Wales.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER
Forty songs; by Peter Ilyitch
Tchaikovsky. ed. by James Hune-
ker; low voice. xiii, [1], 184 p,
port. 4to. (Musicians library.)
[12423
© May 9, 1913; 2.¢. May 31, 19138; fF
A 347544; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
TUG EOAT JOE IS COMIN’ HOME AGAIN;
by Lulu Sorensen, arr. by Carl F.
Williams; vocal orch. in B flat. 4to, |
[12424 |
© June 16, 1918; 2 c: June 17, if
1913; E 318007; M. Witmark & sons, }}
New York. [Copyright is claimed |}
on new arrangement. | /
ILJITCH) |
words by Gertrude Britickmann ©
and Lulu Sorensen, arr. by Geo. J. if
Trinkaus. No. 1. Female voices. |
No. 2. Male voices. No. 3. Mixed §
voices. [12425-12427 |
© June 19, 1918; 2 c. each June |
20, 1918; EX 314852-3814854; M. Wit- |
mark & sons, New York. [Copy- |
right is claimed on new arrange-
ment. |
—— —-— music by Lulu Sorensen.
‘ [12428
© June 9, 1918; 2 « June 10,
1913; BE 314185; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TuLie TIME; from All aboard! lyric
by E. Ray Goetz, music by Malvin
Franklin. [12429
© June 18, 1913; 2c June 18,
1913; E 314324; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York.
TUTT’ ’k PASSATO; melodia, versi di A.
Califano, musica di S. Gambardella.
[12430 |
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 19138;
IK 3807908; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
748
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 307909; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
Twilight: Day’s dying in the West,
words by Mary A. Lathbury, music
by Stanley F. Widener; duet or two
part chorus. (Theo. Presser’s octavo
edition of part songs for women’s
voices, no. 10286.) [12482
© June 16, 1913; 2 « June 16,
1913; E 3143817; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
TWILIGHT REVERIE; by E. T. Rumford;
pf. [124383
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 2,
1918; E 311677; Ethel Turner Rum-
ford, Colorado Springs, Col.
Two FAIRIES; words by E. Barrows,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12434
im May 27, 1913-2 ¢. June 6,
1913; E 311762; Edna May Barrows,
Little York, I11.
UNDER THE CHINA MOON; from AIl
aboard! lyrics and music by E. Ray
Goetz. [12435
© June 25,1913; 2c. June 25, 1913;
E 314634; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE.
(The) of the free.
See Flag
UNDER THE MIDNIGHT MOON; words by
Al. Dubin, music by Jos. A. Burke.
[12436
© June 18, 1913: 2 c June 19,
19138; E 318126; Emmett J. Welch,
Philadelphia.
UNIon (THE); by A. D. EHigenbroadt;
pf. [12437
© 1c. June 16, 1913; E 314283:
Archer D. Eigenbroadt. Lincoln,
Neb.
UNITED (THE) BLUE AND GRAY; words
by W. E. Hawley, music by Paul
Williams. New York, P. J. Howley
music co. [12488
© June 21, 1918: 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 318229; W. E. Hawley, Har-
risburg, Pa.
U. S. A. MARCH; arr. by Mackie-Beyer ;
military band. 4to. [12489
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311923; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-
adelphia.
no. 6, 1913 T2448
TUTTA MIA; versi di Antonio Barbieri, | UNIVERSAL (THE) AIRSHIP; words
musica di N. Valente. [124381 anon., music by H. J. List. [12440
© May 26, 1913; 2 .¢ May 31,
1913; E 309982; Henry J. List, San
Francisco,
UNLUCKY THIRTEEN; humorous song,
words by Arthur Davenport, music
by Harold Montague. [12441
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 19138;
E 307857; Cary & co., London.
VALLEE (LA) AUX CLOCHETTES. See
Musique (La) contemporaine.
VALLEY (THE) OF SWEET CONTENT;
words by C. M. Denison, music by
Edw. Roberts. [12442
© June 21°'1913-: 2 c. June. 23,
1918; E 314422; Vandersloot music
pub. ¢o., Williamsport, Pa.
VALSE CHARME; by L. S. Roberts. op.
12; nowS; pf. {12443
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 26,
1913; E 314017; Lee S. Roberts, Chi-
cago.
VALSE IMPROMPTU; by Aug. De Boeck:
pf. [12444
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1918; E 316134; Em. Siroux fils,
Brussels, Belgium.
VALSE IN G.
ist.
See Young (The) violin-
VALSE LENTE; by Harry Schloming. op.
21, no. 2; violin and piano. (Com-
positions for violin and piano, no. 2.)
[12445
© May 26, 1913; 2 ¢« June 25,
1913; E 314588; Carl Fischer, New
York.
VALSE MIGNONNE; by Immanuel Lie-
bich; piano. (Recreative pieces, se-
ries 2, no. 132.) [12446
©. May. 28, 1918; 2 .¢.. May: 31,
19138; E 307831; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
VALSE MOCHE; par Fernand Heintz;
pf. [12447
© May 29, 19138; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 316130; G. Siéver, Paris.
VARIETY POLKA; by M. Greenwald;
violin and piano. [Violin in the first
position. ] [12448
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314406; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
749
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12449
VED KARMO; ord af J. S. Welhaven,
musik af Thorvald Lammers; kor
og kvartetter for mandsstemmer.
Svo. (Norsk musikforlags udgave,
nr. 268.) [12449
© May 2,.1918; 2 c. June’7, 1913;
E 307986; Norsk musikforlag, Kris-
tiania, Norway.
VENITE, INGINOCCHIATEVI. See Mozart
CRY. Aq)
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Glory to Isis!
abridged from Aida, words adapted
by M. Louise Baum, music by N.
Clifford Page; two sopranos and alto.
(The laurel octavo, no. 241.) [12450
©..May.1%,..1913; 2 s& sume, 16,
1913; E 314270; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement of music text and
adaptation of words. |
Traviata (la); de G. Verdi. by
D. Krug, op. 114, no. 1, ed. and fin-
gered by Paolo Gallico; pf. [12451
© June. 12,'-1913:° 2 ich Iume + 13,
1913; E 314199; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering and editing. ]
VERE Novo (Printemps nouveau) ;
poésie de Victor Hugo, adaptation
musicale de Francis Thomé; piano
et chant. Paris, Brussels, Henry
Lemoine et cie. [12452
Ke) May 220" IRS 3) Zee bumevda,
1913; E 316144; Thomé, Paris.
VERKLUNGEN; ged. von Hans Eschel-
bach, musik von Robert Geyr, op. 59
no. 2, fiir minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [12453
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913:
E 307963; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
VERLORENES GLUCK. Sce Schiebold
(Carl) zwei minnerchore.
VESPER HYMN, NO. 2; by T. Tertius
Noble. (York series anthems and
glees, no. 552.) [12454
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. June 8, 1913;
W 312211; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land.
VESPERGESANG; russisches yolkslied,
bearb. von Karl Kampf, fiir miin-
nerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [12455
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
BK 307946; F. B. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
VESPERS AND MAGNIFICAT IN G: music
by P. F. del Campiglio; soprano and
alto. 4to. (Gordon’s edition, v. 30.)
[12456
© June 10, 1913: 2 c& June 11,
1913; A 348360:
don, New York.
Hanilton S. Gor-
-
(
}
pt. 1145, 2. Ss VL8
VICINE O LUNTANE; yersi. di S. di
Giacomo, musica di E. Nardella.
[12457
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 19138;
E 307910; Polyphon-musikwerke a.- |
g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
VICTOR O’ER THE GRAVE; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. [12458
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913; }
E 314059; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
VICTORY MARCH; by Ernest R. Heck
and F. EK. Whitmore; pf. Scranton.
Pa., Whitmore & Rose co. [12459
© Apr. 9, 1913; 2 ec. June 4, 1913;
EK 311726; Floyd E. Whitmore,
Seranton, Pa.
VIGNE (LA) AUX MOINEAUX! ou, IIs
sont dans les vignes, chanson bour-
guignonne paroles de Jules Combe, |
piano et |
[12460 |
ec. June 17, |
musique de J. Sieulle;
ehant.
© Mar.,.4,. 9isee2
1913; E 316080; J. Combe, Paris.
VILLANELLA; versi e musica di G. B.
de Curtis. [12461
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 4, 1913;
E 307911; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
oe
g. Wahren-Leipzig, Germany.
VIOLETS (THE) HONEYMOON; novelette ©
by Walter Rolfe; pf. [12462
© June 9, 1913; 2 & Suge
1913; E 3141386; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
VISION OF ELEKTRA; valse by A. Lot-
ter; pf. [12463
© June 12, 1913; 2 ce) June vie
1913; E 314202; Adolf Lotter, Lon-
don.
VOICE BUILDING AND ELOCUTION SYS-
TEM ; Set to musical lines and spaces
and governed by musical terms,
words by Webster, Brooks, Adams
et al., music by Mrs. Hu J. Kris.
[12464
© 1c. May 12, 1918; E 314079;
Mrs. H. J. Kribs. St. Louis.
VOICES OF LOVE; words by J. Allan,
music by P. C. Lockhart. New York,
C. L. Partee music pub. co. [12465
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 318178; James Allan, De-
troit.
VOICES OF THE VIOLETS; valse by Vic-
tor Viveiros; piano. Boston, Knick-
erbocker music pub. co. [12466
© June 18, 1913; 2 e. June 23,
1913; E 314485; Hugo Hamlin, Bos-
ton.
00
- a NS a ete
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
io. 6, 1913
fOoOIS MES LARMES! romance sans pa-
roles par G. Aubert; pf. [12467
© May 29, 1918; 2 « June 17.
1913; E 316086; E. Demets, Paris.
TOST-JANSSEN (S.) Three Irish melo-
dies; arr. by S. Voost-Janssen; vio-
lin and piano. Contents:—Let Erin
remember.—Oft in the stilly night.—
The legacy. [12468
© June 10, 1918; 2 ec June 16,
1913; E 312367; Nicholson € ©co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement for vio-
lin and piano, in 1st and 38rd_ posi-
tions. }
WAGNER (RicuHarD) Lohengrin; se-
lection from Wagner’s opera ed. by
V. F. Safranek; military band with
conductor. (Gilmore band library,
regular edition, no. 33.) [12469
© June 12, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913: E 314565; Carl Fischer, New
York.
——Pilgrim’s chorus; from Tann-
hauser by R. Wagner, arr. by J.
Licht; orech. (Jn Collections for
small orchestra ; the Cundy-Bettoney
ideal edition, no. 193.) [12470
@ May 22, 1913; 2 c. May 27,
1913; E 311614; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed ou
arrangement. }
——Richard Wagnrer—Album; bear-
beitet von Sigfrid Karg-Elert, fiir
orgel. Contents:—Rienzi nos. 1.
2.—Tannhiiuser, nos. 3-7. [12471
Ber 12801983; 2 e.idune 4,
1913: E 307941; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
—— Swan song and Lohengrin’s fare-
well (Schwanen lied und Lohengrin’s
abschied) ; from Lohengrin, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; orch. with piano
conductor, organ and violin obligato.
[12472
©. Apr. 12. 1913; 2 c.. May 2,
1913: E 311599; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
WAIT UNTIL I GET A LITTLE OLDER;
words by S. Johnson, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. ‘Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12473
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
1913: KE 318073; Sadie Johnson,
Jamestown, N. Y.
12481
WAITING; words by L. Gisner, music
by Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12474
© May 27, 1918: 2 c« June 6,
1918; FE 311806; Laura Gisner,
Schenectady, N. Y.
WAKE NOT, BUT HEAR ME LOVE; words
by Lew Wallace, music by David
D. Wood. [12475
© June 25, 1913; 2c. June 26,
1918; E 318259; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
WALDESRAUSCHEN (Woodlaud
whisp’ring); by F. Braungardt, op.
6; pf. {12476
©) June 12, 1913-° 2) ce.’ June 13,
1913; E 314203; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arranging, fingering, and edit-
ing. ]
WaLTz, IN C (Walzer) ; by Alexis Hol-
laender, op. 31, no. 4, ed. by John
Orth; pf. Left hand alone. [12477
© May 27, 1913; 2 c« June 14,
1918; E 314246; Oliver Ditson co.
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
WANDERER (THE); words by S. Boe-
berg, music by Vivian’ Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12478
© June 14, 1913; 2 °c. June 25,
1913; E 314667; Severina Boeberg.
Ashland, O.
WANDERERS NACHTLIFD; ged. von J. W.
Goethe, musik von Karl Klanert,
op. 35, fiir dreistimmigen frauen-
chor, mit kleinen orchester und un-
terlegtem pianoforte. Partitur und
orchesterstimmen. [12479
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ec. June 4,
1913; E 307958; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
WANDERERS NACHTLIED.
«BH P.)
WANDERER’S NIGHT SONG.
bert (F. P.)
WANDERLIED; ged. von Otto Riidel,
See Schubert
See Schu-
musik von Eduard Behm, op. 46,
fiir miinnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [12480
© May 10, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1915;
E 307856; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
WANTED—A LITTLE SWEETHEART; words
by H. Hursey, music by Burt Wal-
lace. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12481
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 318026; Hazel Hursey. Parma,
Ida.
751
1752—13——7
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12482
Warrior (THE); march and two-step
by C. E. Duble; piano solo.
: [12482
© June 21, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314421; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
WatcH (THE) ON THE RHINE; two
part song, words by Max Schnecken-
burger, music by Carl Wilhelm, arr.
by Ross Hilton; soprano and alto.
4to. [12483
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 14, 1913;
E 3814247; Oliver Ditson Co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
WATERFALL (THE); valse brillante by
Bert R. Anthony, op. 48; pf. Bos-
ton. New York. Evans music co.
[12484
(); dunes 10) 1913 2 .c..dune) 13,
19183; E 314186; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
Way DOWN YONDER IN THE CORNFIELD;
song, music arr. by R. H. Bagnell.
[12485
© June 2, 1913; 2c. June 21, 1913;
E 318215; R. H. Bagnell, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
Way (THE) IS>LONG; words and
music by C. B. Blount; alto solo and
quartette or chorus. 4to. [12486
@) Sune) 23/01913> 52) ©. June) 24,
1913; E 318245; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WAYSIDE (THE) BROOK; idyl by Sey-
mour Smith, arr. by Edmund Par-
low; piano, four hands. [12487
© June 24, 1918: 2
1913; E 316186; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
WE ARE GROWING OLD TOGETHER; words
and music by Della C. Weible.
[12488
© June 16, 1913; 2 c@ June 16,
1913; E 314275; Chas. H. Hender-
son music pub. co., Corry, Pa.
WE ARE LOVERS YET; words by J. W.
Gavin, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12489
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
1913; I 818080; James W. Gavin,
Butte, Mont.
e. June 24, .
by Homewood Crawford. 12mo.
(Novello’s parish choir book, no.
903.)
© May 29, 1918; 2 ec. May 31,
1913; E 307821;
London.
WrE’LL HAVE TO MORTGAGE THE FARM;
words by C. Ernest Fahnestock, |
[12491
music by C. TT. Lockwood.
© June 23, 19138° 2732 inne
1918; E 814431; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York.
WE PARTED: words by W. A. Smith,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12492
© May 27, 19138; 2 ce June ws
1913; E 311740; William A. Smith, |
Navarre, O.
WE THANK THEE O FATHER; sacred —
duet words by Will Carleton, music
by Alfred Wooler; ten. and bar. or |
[12493 ©
© June 9, 1913; 2 ec. June 9, 1913; ©
E 311948; Theo. Presser co., Phila- |
alto.
delphia.
WEARY (A) LOT IS THINE FAIR MAID; |
words by Walter Scott, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (Jn Thirty songs
for medium and high voice; Great
English poets series.) [12494
© June 4, 1913: 2 c. June 5, 1913;
E 311860; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
WEARY WAVE O'TYNE. See Boughton
(Rutland) Three folk dances.
WEAVING GARLANDS (IXranzewinden) ;
by F. K. Sargent Brown, op. 12, no.
f°) piano: (Hight pieces for the
piano, without octaves, no. 7).
[12495
© June 7, 1913; 2°) fuse
1913; E 312340; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
WEDDING (THE) OF THE ROSE (La noce
de la rose); characteristic inter-
mezzo by Léon Jessel, ed. and
fingered by Maurice Gould; pf.
[12496
©. Apr. 15, 1918; 2 q) Mig eee
1918; E 311605; Carl Fischer, New
York, [Copyright is claimed on
editing and fingering. ]
WEEP YOU NO MORE, SAD FOUNTAINS;
words anon., music by Franklin
Hopkins, (In Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series.) [12497
© June 4, 1918; 2 ce. June 5, 1913;
E 311872; Cecil Mackie, inc., New
York.
752
a |
pt. 1s a4
WE GIVE THEE BUT THINE OWN; hymn |
by W. Walsham How, set to music
[12490 |}
Novello & co., ltd., |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 6, 1913
VEGEWART; ged. von Julius Wolff,
musik von Gustav Haug, op. 67, fiir
dreistimmigen frauenchor a cap-
pella. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Vier lieder, no. 2.) [12498
© Oct. 8, 1912: 2c. June 4, 1918;
BH 307954; F. E. C. Leneckart, Leip-
zig.
VEIHNACHTSKANTATE (Christmas ¢Can-
tata); musik von Walter Engele-
mann, fiir sopran solo, chor, cello.
klavier und orgel, orgelbearbeitung
yon Ernst Schnorr von Carolsfeld.
[12499
© Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. June 4, 1918;
E 307980; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
VELCOME MY DEAR ONE; words and mu-
sic by L. Hanmer Mortensen. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12500
© June 14, 1918; 2 c June 25.
1918; E 314728; L. H. Mortensen,
Sanford, Col.
VELCOME (A) SONG; old English carol
set by G. von Holst; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral library, no. 96).
[12501
© June 9. 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
BE 312311; Stainer & Bell, Itd.. Lon-
don.
WELLESLEY COMPETITION SONGS AND
OTHER MUSIC; words by Grace Slack.
Marie Collins, J. M. Gardner et al,
music by Gertrude A. Streeter, M.
Burdett, Berenice K. van Slyke et
al. Wellesley, Mass. Wellesley Col-
lege book store. [12502
© June 13, 1918; 2 c. June 16,
19138; E 314280: Hamilton C. Mac-
dougall, Wellesley, Mass.
WERE ALL THE WORLD A GARDEN; wordg
oy P. J. O'Reilly, music by Harold
Jenner; no. 1 in A flat, no. 2 in C.
[12503
© June 14, 1913; 2 @ each June
16, 1913; E 312366; Ascherberg,
Hopgood & Crew, ltd., London.
WERNER MARCH; by C. M. Ziehrer, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; military band.
4to. [12504
© May 10. 1913; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 311606; Carl Fischer. New
York.
WeEST VIRGINIA; words by F. E. Hern,
music by August Volkenrath. [12505
© June 7, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311851; Frank E. Hern, Hunting-
ton, W. Va.
$$$
12514
WHAT A JUDGE; humorous song, words
by Eustace Bayes and Harold Mo -
tague, music by Harold Montague.
[12506
© June 3. 1918; 2c. June 4, 1913;
E 307858; Cary & co., London.
WHAT D’'YE MEAN YOU LOST YER DOG;
words Sy Thos. 8. Allen, music by
Joseph M. Daly. [12507
© 1c. June 21, 1913; E 318202;
Daly music publisher, inc., Boston.
WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT A WIFE?
words by Pearl L. Paddock, music
by Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12508
© June i14, 1918: 2 c June 25.
19138; E 8147038; Mrs. E. H. Paddock,
Santa Ana, Cal.
WHAT’S THE USE OF SPRINGTIME DEAR
WHEN YOU'RE AWAY; words by W. A.
Hohl, music by E. C. A. Fries.
[12509
© 1 ¢ June 4, 19138; E 314031;
Edward C. A. Fries, New York.
WHAT SHALL THE HARVEST BE? march
by P. P.- Bliss, arr. by John Martin;
pf. [12510
© June 9, 1913; 2 ¢. June 9, 1913;
E 311918; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on new easy
arrangement. |
WHAT THEM ANGELS TELLIN’ YO’?
negro lullaby. poem by Anna Swan
Reynolds. music by E. R. Kroeger.
[12511
Oe Ch UTE 0,
Gamble hinged
© June 20, 1913;
2093. BE Sl4se:
musi¢e co., Chicago.
WHEN ALL IS STILL; a last goodnight
written and composed by Ethel
Wright, Ee
© June 10,'1918; 2 c. June: 16,
1913; E 812368; Nicholson & Co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia.
WHEN CAIN AND ABEL WORE THE FIG
LEAF BIB; words by W. W. Lang-
dale, music by Albert Swift. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12513
©) Jaume 6, 7913: Se. 'Fune 17,
19138; E 318047; W. W. Langdale,
sacksonville, Fla.
WHEN CUPID GOES TO ROLLER SKATE;
words and music by S. A. Bennett.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12514
e. June 6G,
A. Bennett,
© May 27,
1913; E
1913: 2
311772; Sue
Black Lick, Pa.
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12515 pt. I, nse v. §| z
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WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE; words by | WHEN I SURVEY THE WONDROUS cross
Marshall Roberts, music by Reg- words by Isaac Watts, music by D|
inald Somerville; in D. [12515 B. Towner; male voices. ee 4
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19, © May 7, 1913; 2 ¢.-June 3, 19185}
1913; E 316162; Elkin & co., ltd., E 314060; Charles M. Alexander, 7
London. Philadelphia. er
WHENE’ER I SEE THOSE SMILING EYES:
words by Thomas Moore, music by
Franklin Hopkins. (In Thirty
songs for medium and high voice; | ;woen IT’S COTTON BLOSSOM . o
WHEN I WANT A LITTLE LOVING. Ace 4:
Boom, tum, ta-ra-ra-zing boom.
|
?
Great English poets series.) [12516 SWEET RosaLte:, wero tas 1 |
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 5, 1913; B. Sterling, music by Harry Von
E 311863; Cecil Mackie, inc., New Tilzer. (125251) iD
Tork © June 25, 1913; 2 ¢. June 25, :
WHEN FIRST WE MET ’MIDST THE 1913; EH 314628: Harry Von Tilzerii
DAISIES; words by H. B. Hull, music music pub. co., New York. 4
by Frank Lee. New York, C. L. 1.
Partee music pub. co. [12517 pic me gece? tee IN sas i
mne 11, 1913; 2 c. June..21, Wor oy ee ee
193; 8 318188; Harvey B. Hull) | Perey Wentrich. [12526))
Newark, N. J. _ : © May 14, 1913; 2 c May 27)
1913: E 311612; wean i
WHEN HE PLAYS THE VIOLIN; from eo., New York.
The lady of Luzon. words by M. C.
Connelly, music by Zoel J. Paren- | wupy MORNING GILDS THE SKIES; ge2-| I
teau. [12518 er:
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913; music os Franklin Hopkins. 4to. 1 |
E 314040; T. B. Harms & Francis, (Hymn 445; in Twenty-two hymns.) |}
Day & Hunter, New York. [12527)) 1)
7
WHEN I FOUND you; words and music © June 18, 1913; 2 ¢. June 19,, t
by M. Hoffman. New York. Hoff- 1913; EH 318146; H. W. Gray a
man’s popular music co. [12519 New York. 1,
©rdune 13,4018: 2% Jane<20,
1918; E 314862; Michael Hoffman,
WHEN OLD ENGLAND HAS SET Imac :
New York.
FREE; words by W. HE. Hawley, music}
by Paul Williams. New York, P. J. i) |
WHEN I LIVED WITH GRANDMA ON THE Howiny siaisie [12528 1 |
FARM; rural ballad lyrics by Arthur © May 10, 1913; 2 e. June 25,) |
Leroy, music by Eugene Mack. Chi- 1913; E 318230; Wo HL Hawley, | hi
cago, R. G. Gradi & co. [12520 | Harrisburg, Pa. :
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 18, 4 ‘
1913: E 314224: Arthur Leroy WHEN ROSES SWEET ARE BLOOMING r
mS WILL MEET MY IRISH ROSE; words|}
gn pe Maha I by Geo. F. Jordon, music by Ralph }
WHEN I MET you: words and music S. Freese. [12529 }
by C. G. Morey. [12521 © June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
© 1c. June 25, 1913; EB 314585; FE 311839; Shapiro music pub CO., |,
Clotilde Georgie Morey, New York. New York. il)
WHEN SILAS PLAYED THE ssiiietle ol
RAG; words by R. W. Pascoe, music |}
WHEN I RAISE MY HANDS TO THEE;
words and music by G. Sutheran
and J. Waller. Washington, H. Kir-
7 |
re ON [12599 an Von ae : om :
© Apr. 25, 1913; 2 c. May 20, DFC: Maye : ‘|
1913; E 312130: G. Sutheran, Lon. R. W. Pascoe & Hans Von Holstein, |
don Detroit.
. WN
WHEN I REACH HOME IN CAROLINE; | WHEN THE BLUE BIRDS SING IN SPRING- |
words and music by H. Chisolm. TIME; words and music by S. Stew- |
[12523 art. ieee |
© June 20, 1913; 2 ¢c. June 21, © 1c. June 20, 1918; EB 316188;
1913; KE 318201; Herry Chiso!m, Sidney Stewart, Winnipeg, Manito- |
Charleston, S. C. ba, Canada.
704
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘0. 6, 1913
12547
VHEN THE COLUMBINES ARE BLOOMING
» ONCE AGAIN; words by A. Allison,
“ music by Paul Langley. [12532
, © June 2, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
E 311711; Archibald Allison, Wal-
senburg, Col.
WHEN THE CURTAIN RINGS UP ON THE
PANAMA FAIR; words by G. A. Buell.
music by Joseph Buell Carey. San
_ Francisco, Buell music co. [12533
-" © June 2, 1913; 2c. June 8, 1918:
_B 314018; Guy Alby Buell, Oakland,
aCal.
VEN THE DAISIES BLOOM IN SUMMER
DAISIE DEAR: words by Tom Cos-
tello, music by Lew Porter. New
York, The Gaiety music pub. co.
[125384
© May 30, 1913; 2 ¢. June 4. 19138:
E 314150; Albert Fisherop, New
York.
WHEN THE DAY BREAKS; song of the
Swiss girl, words anon., music By
Henry Parker. [12535
© June 3, 1913; 2c. June 3. 1918;
E 312208; Theo. Presser co.. Phila-
delphia.
WHEN THE FLOWERS BLOOM IN MAY;
words and music by G. H. Thomas,
arr. by C. Bellstedt. [12536
© June 10, 1913: 2 c June 14,
1918; E 311978; George Hall
Thomas, Cincinnati.
WHEN THE LIGHTS ARE LOW: The Sail-
or’s return, words and music by W.
W. Wallace, and Byll Voy. Boston,
Wallace and Brown music pub. co.
[125387
© June 11, 1912; 2 c. June 13,
1913; E 314217; Walter W. Wallace.
Boston.
VHEN THE MAPLE LEAVES ARE FALLING;
words by L. M. Tolle, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12538
© June 14, 1913: 2 ec. June 25,
1913; E 514676; Leota M. Tolle,
Jefferson, QO.
VHEN THE MOON SHINES DOWN UPON
THE OLD HILLSIDE; words by F. E.
Cascaddin, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12539
© May 27. 1913; 2 c. June 6,
19138; E 311811; F. E. Cascadden,
Detroit.
WHEN THE ROSES ARE IN BLOOM; words
and music by Harvey O. Hack and
Ervin L. Johnston. [12540
© \.June 25, 1918: 2'c. June 26,
1918; E 318251; George J. Sexton,
Hartford.
WHEN THE STARS PEEP AGAIN; words
by E. Campbell. music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [12541
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec June 25,
1913; E 314686; Elsie E. Campbell,
Nashville.
WHEN THE SUMMER DAY IS DYING; re-
membrance, words by T. R. Stewart,
music by Joe Manus. New York,
C. L. Partee music pub. co. [12542
© May 31, 1918;'2 ¢ June, 21,
1918; E 818174; Thos. R. Stewart,
Dexter, N. Y.
WHEN THE WEDDING MARCH IS PLAYED
FOR ME AND YOU; words by lL. Mc-
Intyre, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
LAE ry PEC eee [12543
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
IX 315087; Louise McIntypre, Seattle.
WHEN WE MET DOWN IN THE MEADOW
JUST A YEAR AGO TODAY; words by
A. Dalrymple, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12544
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311764; Alexander Dalrymple,
White Plains, N. Y.
WHEN
GRAY; words by F.
by Jean Buckley.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12545
@) dune: 6, 1913,; (2° ¢.) June’ 23,
1918; E 3814470; Felix Metzger,
Richmond. Ind.
YEARS TURN GOLD TO SILVERY
METZGER, Music
Washington, H.
WHEN YOU AND I ARE ONE, SWEET-
HEART; words hy J. Morrison, music
by Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12546
© June 6, 1913; 2 ¢. June 17, 1918;
E 318025; James Morrison, Daniel-
son, Conn.
WHEN YOU ARE Mrs. ME AND I AM Mr.
You; lyric by Will D. Cobb, music
by Leo Edwards. [12547
© May 26, 1913; 2 c@ May 27,
19138; E 311629; Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
709
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a
pt. II, 0. S., Vv.
12548
WHEN YOU KISS YOUR GIRL GOOD-
NIGHT; words and music by W. A.
Bisland. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12548
© June 6, 1918; 2 « June 23,
1913: E 314459; William A. Bisland,
New York.
WHEN YOU’RE CALLING ON THE GIRL YOU
LOVE; from ‘The lady of Luzon,
words by M. C. Conneily, musie by
Zoel J. Parenteau. [12549
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 3, 1913;
EH 314041; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
WHEN YOU TRAVEL WITH ME; words by
G. F. Hopkins, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12550
© June 14, 1913; 2 @ June 25,
1913; E 314711; George F. Hopkins,
St. Louis.
WHEN YOU WERE QUEEN OF THE May;
words by Chas. E. Baer, music by
Marion Raybould. [12551
©) tune 16, 1913" 2 te. dine: 17.
1913; E 318015; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
WHERE’ER YOU LEAD; words by LV. J.
O’Reilly, music by Dermot MacMur-
rough. [12552
© May 31,: 1913; 2 c. June: 2,
1918; E 312204; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
WHERE HAS ETHEL GONE? words by
Mrs. L. P. Ludlam, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [125538
@ June 6; 1913: 2. ¢. June 717,
1918; E 318023; Mrs. L. O. Ludlam,
Edgartown, Mass.
WHERE JESUS DIED FOR ME; words by
A. §. Taylor, music by A. S. Taylor
and H. G. M. [12554
© June 25, 1913; 2 e« June 19,
1913; E 318162;- A. 8. Taylor, ‘Chi-
cago.
WHERE THE RAPPAHANNOCK FLOWS:
words by Mrs. C. Weigner, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co., ine. [12555
© May 27, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
KE 311798; Mrs. Chas. Weigner,
Shenandoah, Pa.
WHERE THE SACRAMENTO FLOWS;
words by G. A. Buell, musie by Jo-
seph B. Carey. San Francisco. ‘The
3uell music co. [12556
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 11,
1913; E 311950; Guy Alby Buell,
Oakland, Cal.
=
WHILE THE MOON SHINES BRIGHT |] a
words and music by H. Tobias. ri
Worcester, Mass. Star pub. co. 1
[1255718
© June 11, 1918; 2 ce June 13,8
1913; BE 814218: Harry Tobias, Wor. |
cester. W
Wl
WHiIP-P0OR-WILL (THE) THAT'S SING-|
ING TO MY LovE; words and music(ffl
by Scotty Chappell, arr. by C. W.jf!
|
Tubbs. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-§ 1
dale co. [1255S
© June 6, 1913; 2 ¢ June 17,m
19138; E 318067;
W. S. Chappell, i
Hope Valley, R. I. ii
i
WHISPER Low; words by Will Ogilvie. §)
music by
Kathleen Shaw-Mayer; §,
piano with text. (Lawrence Camp- |i;
be’l musical monologues, no. 8.) "
[12559
© June 10, 1913; 2 ec. June 6,8
1913; E 312288; Frederick Harris}
co., London. if
WHITE BLOSSOMS: a_ collection of fi
songs, recitations and exercises for §
Mother’s day, by Ira B. Wilson. 15 |f
p. illus. . 8vo.. SO: [12560 f°
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ¢. June 2, 1918; | ;
A 348246; Lorenz pub. co., Day- |
fons O: q
Write CLoup; intermezzo by Wm. F. }
Peters; pf. [12561 fy
© June 9, 19135; ce. June 10, |
1913; E 314137; M. Witmark & sons, }
New York. | }
WHITER THAN SNOW; words by S. |
Johnson, music by Genevieve Scott. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[12562
© June 6, 1913; 2 @ Juneres, }
1913: E 314530; Shepard Johnson, |
Clarkton, N. C. 1
WHO IS ON THE LORD’S SIDE? words by |}
Frances R. Havergal, musie by D. B. |
Towner. [12563
© May 7, 1913; 2 ¢. June 3, 1953;
1"
2
E 314062; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia. i
WHO IS THERE? words by Harriet ff
Beecher Stowe, music by D. B. if
Towner; male voices. [12564
© May 7, 1913; 2 c. June 3, Bons; |
E 314061: Charles M. Alexander, |
Philadelphia. }
WHO'LL BUY LOVE-BIRDS. See Schubert |
CR Bon i]
WHOSOEVER; words and music by W. |
Black. [12565 4
9
© Apr. 25, 1913;
1913; E 314242: Wm. Black, Char- |
lotte, N.. .
56 |
e. June .iz, }
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1913
12584
WHY DON’T THEY PLAY THE WEARING
OF THE GREEN? words by A. J.
Kurst, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
12566
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17,
19138; EH 318029; A. J. Kurst, Au-
burn, N. Y.
WHy I Love CALIFORNIA; words by
Fr. O. Gullifer, music by Homer
Tourjée. [12567
© June 23, 19138; 2 c. June 28,
19138; E 318268; Freeman O. Gul-
lifer, Los Angeles.
WHY IS THE OCEAN SO NEAR THE SHORE,
WHY, WHY, WHY? by Clarence Jones,
arr. by Sol. P. Levy. No. 1. Sorig
for cornet. No. 2. Song for trom-
bone. With band acc. 4to.
[12568, 12569
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. each June 7,
1913; E 314099, 314100; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
WHY WON’T YOU COME AND CHAT WITH
ME? words by E. R. Knight, music
by M. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12570
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1918;
E 311774; E. R. Knight, Los Angeles.
WIENER BLUT (Vienna life); waltz by
Johann Strauss, op. 354, rev. by
S. K. Wright; orch. with piano acc.
4to. [12571
© Apr. 26, 19138; 2 c. May 24,
1913; E 311608; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on re-
arrangement. ]
WIENER VOLKSMUSIK (Viennese folk-
music) ; by Karl Komzak, arr. by P.
Romano, ed. and _ fingered’ by
Maurice Gould; piano. [12572
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314584; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
WILD (THE) FLOWERS ARE IN BLOOM;
words and music by B. E. Mumaugh.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12573
© May 27, 1913; 2c. June 6, 1913;
E 311793; Bertha E. Mumaugh,
Lima, O.
WILDHAWK; Indian romance, by AI-
bert W. Ketélbey; pf. [12574
© Jan. 6, 1913; 2 c. June 7, 1913;
E 316008; A. Hammond & co., Lon-
don.
WILHELMINA; valse by Herbert Ivey:
piano. [12575
© June 14, 19138: 2 ec June 16,
1918; E 312363; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
WILL YOU LOVE ME DARLING Mary?
words by C. McMeans, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12576
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314461; Crisp McMeans, Bastrop,
La.
WILL YOU LOVE ME THE SAME AS
MOTHER; words by Chas. W. Lienau,
music by Alfred E. Montgomery.
[12577
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 10, 1913;
E 314284; Composers pub. ass’n,
Brooklyn.
WILLIAMS MEMORIAL; school _ song,
words and music by O. W. Sterry.
Svo. [12578
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 23.
1913; E 3144384; Ora Whittlesey
Sterry, New London, Conn.
WINCHESTER POST MARCH; by W. A. G.
Hooton, arr. by Walter C. Schad;
piano. [12579
© 1c. June 18, 19138; E 318157;
William A. G. Hooton, Brooklyn.
WINDY; words and music by C. A.
Kleinman. [12580
© 1c June 9, 1918; E 311905;
Charles A. Kleinman, Los Angeles.
WINTER’S (A) TALE; words by Wil-
liam Shakespeare, music by Bertha
Bodine et al. Pf. score. 4to.
[12581
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
EK 311987; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
WISH I HAD SOMEONE TO LOVE ME;
words by T. J. Biggs, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12582
©); June 14): 1913; 2 e June 25,
1913; E 314710; Thos. J. Biggs.,
Driggs, Ark.
WISTERIA; a Japanese serenade by
Neil Moret; pf. [12583
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. June 4, 1913;
FE 311717; Whitney Warner pub. co.,
New York.
WITCHES (THE) DANCE; characteristic,
by Frank W. Becket, arr. by Everett
J. Evans; band. 4to. [12584
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311843; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
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12585
WITH A KISS YOU PROMISED; words by
Mrs. J. L. Irwin, music by Albert
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12585
© June 14, 1913; 2 ¢« June 25,
1913: E 814719; Mrs. J. L. Irwin.
Montpelier, Ind.
WITH A MAGIC LIKE THEE; words by
George Gordon, music by Franklin
Hopkins. (In Thirty songs for
medium and high voice; Great Eng-
lish poets series. ) [12586
© June 4, 1918; 2 c. June 5, 19138;
E 311881; Cecil Mackie, ine., New
York.
WosBERSIN (W.) 25 ausgewihite lie-
der moderner komponisten; heraus-
gegeben von W. Wobersin. ftir mit-
telstimme zur laute oder gitarre mit
text. [12587
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 e. June 4,
1913; E 307943; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
Wonpbrous (THE) DAWN; anthem for
Easter words and music by C. B.
Blount; mixed voices. 4to.
[12588
© June 238, 1913; 2 c June 24,
1918; E 318246; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WoN’r YO’ TELEPHONE YO’ HONEY;
words by R. P. Clark, music by Al-
bert Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12589
© June 14, 1913; 2 c« June 25,
1913; E 314666; Ruth P. Clark, New
London, Conn.
WON’T YOU BE A SWEETHEART OF MINE?
words by J. F. Cherry, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12590
© May 27, 1918; 2 c« June 6.
1913; E 311754; J. F. Cherry, Cas-
sandra, Pa.
WON’T YOU BE MY GIRLIE? words and
music by G. H. Gormley. [12591
June 2, 1918: 2 e June 7,
19138; E 314095; Garnett H. Gorm-
ley, Beverly, Mass.
WON’T YOU COME BACK; words and mu-
sic by W. Owens. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12592
© June 6. 1913; e. June 23,
19138; E 314451; Wm. Owens, Balti-
more.
WON’T YOU COME BACK TO YOUR SWEET-
HEART? words by J. Snel, music by
Al, Fernsworth. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12593
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
19138; E 314663; John Snel, New
York.
2
—
pt. 111, n.s., v.8 |
WOoON’T YOU PLAY KEEPING HOUSE WITH |
ME? words and music by Eddie §
Washington, H. @
[12594
Stevenson Horne.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
© May 27, 1913; 2 ce. June 6, 1913; |
E 311814; Mrs, S. L. Horne, Franks-
ton, Tex.
WON’T YOU WAIT TEN YEARS FOR ME; |}
words and music by J. Q. Dixon.
Buffalo, The New York sheet music
clearing house. [12595
© June 11, 19138;°2 @ June is
1918; E 314166; J. Qallan Dixon
Buffalo.
WooDLAND ECHOES; by Addison P,
Wyman, arr. by Karl Merz, revised
and fingered by R. de Roode; pf. 4
hands. [12596
© June 23, 19185°2%e; Gunes
1918; E 314432; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York.
WooDLAND (THE) INN; from Country
scenes no. 6, by Theo. Bendix;
orch. and piano. 4to. [12597
© June 16, 1913; 2 ceslimesin
1913.: EE Sis0ds:
sons, New York. [Copyright
claimed on new arrangement. ]
Woor! words by Alfred Bryan, music |
[12598 ®
© June 24, 1918; 2 « June 25, &
19138; E 314637; John T. Hall music |
by Jack Wells.
pub. co., New York.
Worp (A) TO THE WISE;
ley.
dale co.
© June 6, 1918* 2G) June 2a
1918; E 314531; Mae Addison, Chi-
cago.
Worps (THE) OF A MOTHER; words by
Walter J. Boyle, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12600
© June 6, 1913 7°2)cG) Bunepay,
1913: E 318081; Walter F. Boyle, ©
Milwaukee.
WorK (THE) CALL OF THE MINERS;
march two step by R. W. Downing.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. ©
[12601
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
EB 311824; R. W. Downing, Ruthton,
Minn.
WorK FOR THE NIGHT IS COMING; march
by Lowell Mason arr. by John Mar-
tin; Dr. [12602
© June 7, 1918; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311911; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
[Copyright is claimed on new easy
arrangement. ]
798
M. Witmark &
is §
words by §
Glenna White, music by Jack Stan-
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
[12599
Hi
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NOsK;
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.
t
no. 6, 1918
Work, LADS, WorK: from The tik tok
man of Oz, lyric by L. Frank Baum,
music by Louis F. Gottschalk.
[12603
© June 18, 1913; 2 c June 19,
_ 1913; E 318155; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Woritp (THE) IS VERY EVIL; general,
words tr. by J. M. Neale, set to mu-
sie by Franklin Hopkins, (Hymn
405; in Twenty two hymns.) [12604
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 19,
fgio; © 318138; H. W. Gray Co.,
New York.
Wovutpn’r you; words by D. H. Baum,
music by E. F. Adler. [12605
© 1c. June 5, 19138; E 314080;
E. F. Adler, New York.
Wreck (THE) OF THE HESPERUS; a
cantata, words by Henry W. Long-
fellow, music by Thomas Anderton;
soli and chorus of mixed voices.
Chorus edition. (The laurel octavo,
no. 218a.) [12606
o June 8) 1973; 2 ec. June 16,
1913; E 314269; ©. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement of music text.]
WRITE A LINE TO MOTHER; ballad words
and music by H. J. Holloway. New
York. John T. Hall music pub. co.
[12607
© June 12, 1913; 2 c« June 14,
1913; E 3811986; Harriet J. Hollo-
way, Milwaukee.
Woesky (THE) WoozLE; words by Jack
Hulbert, music by Alan Murray.
[12608
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 6, 19138;
E 312283; Reynolds & co., London.
YALE UNIVERSITY MARCH; words and
music by Mertie Bamber Bergen.
[12609
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
E 311984; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
YANDIM’; chanson turque paroles de
Marcel Heurtebise. musique de Felix
Michel; chant et piano. [12610
© May 4, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316094; Heurtebise, Vienne,
France.
YANKEE LAD AND SOUTHERN BELLE;
words by E. C. Cheek, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12611
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 6,
1913; E 311810; E. C. Cheek, Mil-
ledgeville, Ga.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12620
YEARNING FOR THEE; words and music
by C. Ball. [12612
© June 7, 1913; 2 ec. June 6, 1913;
E 3811854; Cortland Ball, Indian-
apolis.
YEARS (THE) See At your shrine.
You AND I AND Mr. Moon; words and
music by F,. E. Keene. 112613
© 1c. June 20, 1918; E 314344:
FF. Earle Keene, South Bend, Ind.
YOU ARE A FLOWER IN MY HUEART;
words by R. Arthur Haesche, musie
by E. Roy Nixon. New York, Ken-
dis & Paley. [12614
© Apr. 30, 1918; 2 ec. June 5, 1913;
BH 814154; Rupert A. Haesche, New
Haven.
YOU ARE GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN;
words and music by Happy McNeal
[i. e. FE. G. MeNeal], arr. by F. A.
Clark. St. Joseph, Mo. E. H. music
co. [12615
©), June 14,: 1913; .2.¢c, June: 16,
1913; E 314818; Felix G. McNeal,
St. Joseph, Mo.
You—Jusr You; waltz on the cele-
brated scng by Jack Thompson. arr.
by Gustave Colin; piano. [12616
©’ June 16, 1913 2 ¢. June’ 17,
19138; E 312380; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
YOU'LL BE WELCOME WHEN YOU GET
BACK HOME; words by Victor Wood,
music by Harry Jentes. Melody
only. ; [12617
C1) ec. Apr. 21, 1913;; WH 311624;
Theron C. Bennett, New York.
YOU’LL COME BACK TO ME; lyric by
Will D. Cobb, music by Leo Ed-
wards. [12618
© May 26, 19138; 2c. May 27, 1913;
E 3116380; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
You’LL MISS ME WHEN I’M GONE; words
by A. Fogel, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12619
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 28, 1913;
E 314511; Anna Fogel, Chicago.
You MAY HAVE YOUR JEWELS, YOU MAY
HAVE YOUR GOLD; words by W. A.
Smith, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12620
© May 27. 1918; 2 c. June 6, 1913;
E 311818; William A. Smith, Na-
varre, O.
799
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12621
You MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE! from
Ziegfeld follies, 1913, words by
George V. Hobart, music by Ray-
mond Hubbell. [12621
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 18,
1913: Hi 314332; T. B. Harms’ &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
You NEED THE DOUGH; words by D.
Bates, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12622
© . June: 143.1913: 2. ce. Sune 25;
1913; KE 314697; Dorothy Bates,
Kansas City, Mo.
You’RE A DEAR SWEET BOY; words by
Will D. Cobb, music by Leo Ed-
wards. [12623
© May 26, 1918; 2 c. May 27, 19138;
E 311631; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
You’RE A GOOD LITTLE DEVIL; words by
Edgar Leslie and Lew Cooper, music
by Joe Cooper. {12624
© June 2, 1918; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
KE 311682; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York.
You’rr ABOUT; from The dancing mis-
tress, words and music by Paul A.
Rubens. [12625
© June 18, 19138; ec. June 19,
1913; E 316161; Chappell & co., Itd..
London.
9
~_
YOU'RE M\ GIRL; medley waltz by
Bobby Heath and Alfred Solman,
arr. by Arthur Lange; orch. with
piano ace. 4to. [12626
© June 26) 1918) 2 ec. \June25,
1913; E 314645; Joe Morris musie
co., New York.
words and music by Bobby Heath.
(12620
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. May 31, 1913;
E 314014; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
YOu’RE THE PRIDE OF MY HEART; words
by M. Hoffman, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12628
© June 6, 1918; 2c. June 23, 1918;
E 314518; M. Hoffman, Brooklyn.
You WENT Away; lyric by J. Brandon
Walsh, music by Charley Straight.
[12629
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 10. 1913;
EK 314138; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
pt. 115, MSs Ss
YOU WILL NEVER MISS YOUR MOTHER;
words by Marie L. De Planta, music
by Dorothy Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12630
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 28, 1918;
E 314507; M. L. De Planta, Hancock,
Mich.
YoU WONDERFUL GIRL WITH THOSE
WONDERFUL EYES; words and music
by Andy Oakgrove and Hal Oliver.
[12630*
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1913; E 310401;
Leo. F. Monahan and Andy Oak-
grove, Boston.
YouNG (THE) VIOLINIST; four pieces
each on one string, by M. Green-
wald; violin and piano. Contents:
Valse in G.—Song without words in
C.—Menuet in F.—Nocturne in C.
[12631
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
EK 311949; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
YOUR PICTURE; words and music by
Daisye i. e. S. H. Hagar. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12632
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913:
E 318085; S. H. Eagar, Tuskegee,
Ala.
ZEPHYR WALTZ;
by Winifred Grey:
piano. (Naunton’s national music
system, lesson 2). [126383
© June 17, 1913; 2 ec June 18,
1918; E 312386; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
ZIGOTO-MARCHE; par R. Sérato; orch.
avec piano conducteur. 4to. [12634
© May 1, 1918; 2 ce. June 17, 1913;
HE 316082; A. Courmes, Nice, France.
ZUR RUHE; ged. von Franz Herold, mu-
sik von Josef Reiter, 105. werk,
fiir miinnerchor, funfstimmig mit
sopransolo. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [12635
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 ec. June 4, 1918;
E 307970; IF. BE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
ZWEI BALLADEN.
4
JERE SONATE EN SOL MINEUR; par L.
Chevaillier, op. 26; piano. Paris.
Senart B. Roudanez et cie. [12636
© May 4, 1918; 2 @ June
1918; E 316079; Lucien Chevaillier,
Paris.
See Seharwenka (F.
1ST INFANTRY MARCH; by G. L. Koenig;
piano. [12637
© June 23, 1913: 23 c dune ae
1913; E 318264; George L. Koenig,
Hartford.
760
i MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
é
no. 6, 1913
2MeE. BERCEUSE; par H. Oswald; violon
et piano.
Bratti & c. [12688
© May 4, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 19138;
E 316109; H. Oswald, Florence,
Italie.
2EME QUATUOR; par J. Guy-Ropartz;
deux violons, alto et violoncelle, en
Ré mineur. Partition, format de
poche. 12mo. [12639
© May 1, 1918; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 316092; Durand et cie., Paris.
4EME MAZURK. See Godard (B. L. P.)
713 CLASS soNG; a Union College march-
ing song; words and music by Rob-
ert KE. La Barron. [12640
© May 18, 1918; 2 ec. May 22,
1913; E 314076; Morris P. Schaffer,
Schenectady, N. Y.
Firenze, Siena, Italy C. |
12643
144. (DeR) PSALM; musik von Bruno
Weigl, op. 4, ftir miinnerchor uni-
sono und orgel. [12641
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 « June 4,
1913; E 307940; F. EB. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
500 GREEN; that wooden rag, by A. E.
Jeffers, arr. by Charles FYiska; pf.
[12642
e. June 16,:
BK. Jeffers,
© June 16, 1913; 2
S93) Hy S14273" A.
Springfield, Mo.
1918 crass sonG; Girls’ latin school
words by Persis Webster, music by
Erdine Tredennick. [12643
©) Jume 13, 1913: 2.¢e: June 20,
1913; E 314347; E. Tredennick, Ros-
lindale, Mass.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1918:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 32 unpublished) — 86
Class E, Musical compositions (including 754 unpublished) _—----___ 12, 557
AE RE EES aR Fite EDS SLL ae ie) a OS 12, 648
761
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED
AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
ALTOGETHER LOVELY; words by Eliza
M. Shirman, music by W. H. Doane.
[1
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4328, June 18, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 20, 1886, no.
9533.
AS THE HART PANTETH; 42d psalm, duo,
English and Latin words, by Horatio
D. Hewitt: soprano and contralto.
[2
© by Helen D. Hewitt, New York,
as widow of the author, in renewal
for 2S years. Renewal no. 4339,
June 24, 1913. Original entry, July
2, 1885, no. 14362.
BERCEUSE; by F. T.iibeck, op. 18,
and fingered by William Mason. [3
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4346, July 3, 1918. Original entry,
Aug. 19, 1885, no. 17652.
CANZONETTA DEL GONDOLIERE; by C.
Sternberg, op. 35, no. 2. (Sketches
from Italy). [4
by Constantin Sternberg, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
aus the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4831, June 20,
1913. Original entry, June 20, 1885,
no. 13519.
CLEANSED AND REDEEMED;
Fanny J. Crosby, music by W. H.
Doane. [5
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
4 he
words by
Renewal no. 4307, June 12, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 7. 1886. no.
§312.
CoME, ALL THAT’S WEARY; bymn-an-
them by C. A. White; in B flat;
men’s voices. [6
© by Daniel lL. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4299, June 11, 1913.
Original entry. July 11, 1885, no.
15013.
7
(
[12643
ORY FOR HELP; words by Minnie B.
Lowrie, music by W. H. Doane. [7
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4828, June 18, 1913.
cae entry. Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9233
EVER FAITHFUL; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by W. H. Doane. [8
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
| the author, in renewal for 28 years.
| Renewal no. 43826, June 18, 1913.
|
j
Original entry, Apr. 20, 1886, no.
9530.
ieee (THE) ARMS; words by
. J. C., musie by W. H. Doane. [9
ibe by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
; the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4825, June 18, 19138.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9236.
EF'ULL ATONEMENT; words by Eliza M.
Sherman, music by W. H. Doane.
[10
| © by W. H. Doaneg, Cincinnati. as
in renewal for 28 years.
12, “V9138.
1886, no.
the author,
Renewal no. 43806, June
Original entry, Apr. 7,
8315.
GLorY, GLORY: words by F. J. C., music
by W. H. Doane. [i1
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4293, June 6, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 30, 1886, no.
7401.
Go, LEAD THEM TO-DAY; words by F. J.
C., music by W. H. Doane. [12
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4329, June 18, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 20, 1886, no.
0535.
30 YE INTO ALL THE WORLD; words by
G. M. J., music by James MecGrana-
han. [13
© by Addie MeGranaham, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. 4320, June 14, 1913. Original
entry, Apr. 17, 1886, no. 9342.
63
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12643 (14)
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
GREAT IS THE LoRD: words by F. J. C.,
music by W. H. Doane. [14
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Zenewal no. 4308. June 12, 1918.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9212.
GUIDE US O’ER LIFE’S TROUBLED SEA;
hymn-anthem by C. A. White; men’s
voices. [15
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4297, June 11, 1913.
Original entry, July 11, 1885, no.
15014.
HIAVEN, BRIGHT HAVEN; words by W. O.
,Cushing, music by W. H. Doane. 16
i
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4809. June 12, 1918.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9215.
HEAR THE ANGEL SONG; words by Har-
riet Jones, music by W. H. Doane.
bit
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati. as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4814, June 12, 1918.
Original entry, Oct. 16, 1885, no.
Pa bra ke
J PIFFERARI; by C. Sternberg. op. 35,
no. 1. (Sketches from Italy.) [18
© by Constantin Sternberg, %
Edward Schuberth & co.,. New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 48382, June 20.
1918. Original entry, June 20, 1885,
no. 13518.
IT WAS A DREAM; words by Annie Rob-
ertson Noxon, music by A. G. Robyn.
[19
© by Alfred G. Robyn, New York.
as the author, in renewal for
years. Renewal no. 4340, June 24,
1913. Original entry, July 22, 1885, |
no. 157738.
JOY TO ALL; words by Cora Adrienne,
musie by W. H. Doane. [20
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4289, June 6, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 30, 1886.
7408.
MABCHING IN THE SUNLIGHT; words by
I’. J. C., music by W. H. Doane.
28 |
no. |
[21 |
© by W. H. Doane. Cincinnati. as |
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
MoszKowskr (Moritz) Albumblatt; |
by M. Moszkowski, op. 2, rev. |
fingered by William Mason.
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, % |
Edward Schuberth & co., New York, |
as child of the deceased author, in |
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4348, July 3, 1918. Original entry,
July 11, 1885, no. 14997.
MoTrHER (A) IS A MOTHER AFTER ALL;
by I. Witmark. [23 |
© by Isidor Witmark, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28 |
years. Renewal no. 4851, July 5, |
1913. Original entry, July 30, 1885, |
no. 16435.
MOVE FORWARD; words by G. W. 4
Crofts. music by D. B. Towner. [24
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as |
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4275, June 2, 1913.
Original entry, July 238, 1885, no.
15942. |
Nancy; words by John A. Fraser, jr.,
music by John W. Bischoff. [25 |
© by Elsie Bond Bischoff, Phila- |
delphia; as widow, in renewal for 28 ©
years. Renewal no. 4804, June 13,
1913. Original entry, June 16, 1885,
no. 138287.
NONE BUT CHRIST; words by W. S.
Martin, music by D. B. Towner. [26
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 43819, June 14, 1913.
Original entry, Feb. 24, 1886, no.
4653.
O THOU THAT HEAREST PRAYER; words
by F. J. Crosby. musie by W. H.
Doane. [20
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 43810, June 12, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9217.
| ONLY A LITTLE WAY; words by Cora
Linden, music by W. H. Doane.
[28
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4811, June 12, 1913:
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no
9214.
ONLY ONE NAME: words by Robert
Lowry, music by W. H. Doane. [29
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4288, June 6. 1918. | Renewal no. 4812, June 12, 19138.
Original entry, Mar. 80, 1886, no. | Original entry. Apr. 16, 1886, no
7405. 9211.
764
»
‘no. 6, 1913
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
12643 (43)
‘PRECIOUS INVITATION; words by Fanny
_ J. Crosby, music by W. H. Doane.
; [380
) © by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati. as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 43813, June 12, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9224.
PURCHASED FOR ME; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, mysic by W. H. Doane.
[31
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4327. June 18, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 20, 1886, no.
9532.
RAFF (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Larghetto;
aus Fruhlingsboten, von J. Raff, op.
55. no. 12, rev. and fingered by Wil-
liam Mason. [32
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4334, June 20, 1913. Original entry,
June 20, 1885, no. 13514.
Mahrchen (Legend); by J. Raff,
rey. and fingered by William Mason.
[33
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4335, June 20, 1913. Original entry,
June 28, 1885, no. 18515.
RELIGIOSO; by W. Goldner; mezzo so-
prano or tenor. [34
© by W. Goldner, % Edward
Schuberth & co., New York, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4347, July 3, 1918. Orig-
inal entry, July 11, 1885, no. 14996.
SISTER’S (A) LULLABY; by I. Witmark.
[35
© by Isidor Witmark, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4350, July 5,
1913. Original entry, Aug. 22, 1885,
no. 17892.
SOMETHING FOR CHILDREN TO DO; by
W. H. Doane. [36
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4322, June 18. 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9228.
SOUL'S BRIGHT LAND ABOVE; words by
Grace Tureman, music by W.
Doane. [
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4290, June 6, 1913.
Original entry, Mar. 30, 1886, no.
7409
SUNDAY (THE) SCHOOL ARMY; words
by PF. J. C., music by W. H. Doane.
[38
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati. as
the author in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4292, June 6, 19138,
Original entry, Mar. 30, 1886, no.
7418,
SWEET GENEVIEVE; transcription on
Henry Tucker’s popular song. by
E. H. Bailey. [39
© by Eben H. Bailey, Boston, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 43838, June 24, 1913.
Original entry, July 2, 1885, no.
14365.
TARANTELLA; by C. Sternberg, op. 35,
no. 3. (Sketches from Italy.) [40
© by Constantin Sternberg, % Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., New York, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4833, June 20, 1913.
Original entry, June 20, 1885, no.
13520,
THERE’S A GRAND OLD SONG; words by
Grace J. Francis, music by H. P.
Main. [41
© by Hubert P. Main, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4815, June 12,
1913. Original entry, Oct. 16, 1885,
no. 21715.
THRONE OF ETERNAL LOVE; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by W. H.
Doane. [42
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4824, June 18, 1918.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9234,
THROUGH HIS GATES
words by Cora Linden, music by
W. H. Doane. [43
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4816, June 12, 1913.
Original entry, Apr. 16, 1886, no.
9221.
WITH PRAISE;
765
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
42643 (44)
pt. 111, 0. s., v.83
Watt aT His THRONE; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by W. H. Pee
© by W. H. Doane. Cincinnati, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4805, June 12, 19138.
Original entry, Apr. 7, 1886, no.
8317.
‘WE’RE ON THE WAY; words by S. M.
Dayford, music by D. B. Towner.
[45
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 4817, June 14, 1918.
Original entry, Feb. 1, 1886, no.
2840.
‘WHITE’S MODERN METHOD FOR THE
CABINET ORGAN; collection of musical
compositions compiled and arr. by
C. A. White, C. D. Blake and others.
[46
© by White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston, as proprietor, in renewal for
‘28 years. Renewal no. 4337, June
21, 1913. Original entry, July 29,
1885, no. 16852.
766
WILL YOU BE THERE? by D. B. Towner,
WOUNDED (THE) SOLDIER; quartette by|f_
ZION’S HAPPY SOLDIERS; words by F. J.}
ae, |
© by D. B. Towner, Chicago, as|
the author, in renewal for 28 years,|
Renewal no. 4818, June 14, 1913.)
Original entry, Feb. 1, 1886, no. 2841.9
C. A. White; male voices.
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-j}
newal no, 4298, June 11, 1918. Orig-
inal entry, Aug. 10, 1885, no. 17020.
C., music by W. H. Doane. !
© by W. H. Doane, Cincinnati, as)
the author, in renewal for 28 years.)
Renewal no. 4291, June 6, 1918.)
Original entry, Mar. 30, 1886, no.
7410. | B
MAR 4, 1909.
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANU-
FACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME-
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. (1) E OF THE ACT OF
[12643
ANGELUS ; from the opera Sweethearts,
by Victor Herbert. [50
) © G. Schirmer, New York. No-
* tice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
iva, im SL
Ave Maria; by Kahn. rok
© G. Sehirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
2: me SO.
BANJO DANCE. [52
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d June 138, 1918; recorded,
¥. 2, p. Sil.
‘Banyo (A) sone; by Homer. [53
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
_ Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
m™ Vv. 2, Dp. Bd.
BEAUTIFUL. (THE) SHIP FROM Toy-
LAND; from the opera Firefly, by Ru-
dolf Friml. [54
'
{ © G. Schirmer, New York. Notice
_ rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
m p. 51.
‘Because I Love HER; from the opera
The love cure, by Eysler and Her-
ford. - [55
| © G. Sehirmer, ine., New York.
| Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
fy. 2, p. 52.
(
BELLES OF MEXICO. [56
| © M. Witmark & sons, New York.
| Notice ree’d Jure 11, 1915; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48.
BOHEMIAN CRADLE SONG (Vendulka’s
cradle song) ; by Chapman. [57
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 52.
BRIGHT STAR OF LOVE; by Robaudi. [58
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 50.
But THE MOMENT WILL COME WHEN
I’tt say; from the opera The love
cure, by Eysler and Herford. [59
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 52.
1752—13——_8
A i _ nll
BUTTERCUPS. [60
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48.
CANNETELLA’S ARIA; from the opera
Jewels of the Madonna, by Wolf-
Ferrari. [61
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
V2, PD. 50.
CARROUSEL; by Burchenal. (Folk
dances and singing games. ) [62
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 50
CHANT HINDU; a song of India by
Rimsky-Korsakow. [63
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v2; Dee
CoLoMBA (LA) (The dove) ; by Schind-
ler. [64
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
Fy 2h
COME INTO THE GREEN FIELDS WITH ME.
[65
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48.
CONCERT WALTZ; from the opera Fire-
fly by Rudolf Friml. [66
© G. Schirmer, New York. Notice
rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 47.
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH; from the
opera Sweethearts by Victor Her-
bert. [67
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 82.
CsarDAS; by Burchenal. (Hungarian
folk dances and singing games.) 3
[
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p: 50.
767
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12643 (69)
from the opera Na-
toma by Victor Herbert. , [69
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
we 2... D, 50)
Dawn (THE) OF LOVE; from the opera
Firefly by Rudolf Friml. [70
© G. Schirmer, New York. Notice
rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
DAGGER DANCE;
p. 48.
DEAREST; by Homer. Pek
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
V2, Dp: 50:
DRIFTING. [72
© Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
eae rec’d June 21, 1913; recorded,
eee, Wie es
aes Rudolf Friml, op. 67. (3
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
V2, Doe.
ENTREATY; by Smith. [74
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New: York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 19138; recorded,
We 2 p50,
ETERNAL WALTZ; from the opera The
eternal waltz by Leo. Fall. [75
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
VieeauD: Oe: ,
Eva; excerpts of selection from the
opera by Franz Lehar. [76
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
Wis, Ds 0,
waltzes from he opera by Franz
Lehar. it
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded.
¥, 2.) DiwSo,
EVERY LOVER MUST MEET HIS FATE;
from the opera Sweethearts by Vic-
tor Herbert. [78
© G. Schirmer. inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
y. 2, p. 49.
FIFTEEN CENTS. [79
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 10, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
FIREFLY ; two-step from the opera Fire-
fly by Rudolf Friml. [80
© G. Schirmer, New York.
rec’d June 11, 1913;
p. 47.
Notice
recorded, v. 2,
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
FIREFLY WALTZES; three waltzes from
the opera Firefiy by Rudolf Friml.
[81
© G. Schirmer, New York. Notice
rec’d June 11, 1913: recorded, v. 2,
p. 47.
FJALLMASPOLKA (Mountain polka) ; by
Burchenal. [82
© G. Schirmer, ine.. New York.
Notice rec'd June 17, 1913; recorded, |
v. 2, p. 50.
FLIRTATION ; from the opera, The love
cure by Eysler and Herford. [88
© G. Schirmer, inc, New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
Ve 2nDe D2
For THIS VERY KIND OVATION; from the |
opera The love cure by Eysler and
Herford. [84
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded, |
Vier Zt: Doe
FOREST QUEEN. [85
© M. Witmark & sons, New York, |
Notice rec’d June 11, 1918; recorded, —
v. 2, p. 48.
FORGET-ME-NOT; from the opera The
love cure by Eysler and Herford. [86
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, p. D2.
GAVOTTE; by Gretry-Franko. [87
© G. Schirmer, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
Veies De 00%
GIANNINA MIA; from the opera Firefly
by Rudolf Friml. [88
© G. Schirmer, New York. Notice
rec’d June 11, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
p. 47.
GRACEFUL WALTZ; from the opera The
love cure by Eysler and Herford. [89
© G. Schirmer, ine. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
V5 ey Da ee
Hi! LiL FELLER; by Riker. [90
© G. Schirmer, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
Misaes hs us
Horan; by Modest Moussorgsky, arr.
by Chapman. [91
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
5 a Hen 3
768
NOTICES OF
10. 6, 1913
WuBIcA; Bohemian cradle song by
_ Schindler. [92
“© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
‘ Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
jay. 2, p. 50.
LIST THE TRILL OF GOLDEN THROAT;
. from the opera Natoma by Victor
' Herbert. [93
- © &G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 50.
‘M AN actor: from The love cure, by
_ Bysler and Herford. [94
=. © G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17. 1913; recorded,
2. -p. 50.
"M AN INDIAN: from the opera The
love cure by Eysler and Herford.
[95
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
mS, p. 0.
"M IN LOVE WITH YOU. [96
© H. A. Weymann & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. Notice rec’d June 24,
mie; recorded, v. 2, p. 51.
WONDER WHAT THE AUDIENCE WOULD
say: from the onera The love cure
by Eysler and Herford. [97
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17. 1913; recorded.
mp: 52.
MP (THE) OF MONTMARTRE; from the
opera Eva by Franz Lehar. [98
© G. Schirmer, inc... New York.
Notice rec’d June 17. 1918; recorded,
m2, p. 50.
N THE CONVENT THEY NEVER TAUGHT
ME THAT; from the opera Sweet-
hearts by Victor Herbert. [99
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 52.
NSTRUMENTAL WALTZ: from the opera
Eva by Franz Lehar. [100
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
7. & Be S2.
-— from the opera Firefly by Rudolf
Friml. [101
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 11 1913; recorded,
Waa, i. 49.
’s TOUGH TO BE AN ORPHAN WHEN
YOUR PA AND MA AIN’T DEAD. [102
© M. Witmark & sons. New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
v 2, p. 48.
SS
USER
12648 (114)
Ivy (THE) AND THE OAK; from the
opera Sweethearts by Victor Her-
bert. [1038
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 11, 1918; recorded,
v 2, p. 49.
JEANNETTE AND HER LITTLE WOODEN
SHOES; from the opera Sweethearts
by Victor Herbert. [104
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
Were, Bes oe
JINGLES. [105
© Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
Notice rec’d June 21, 1918; recorded,
¥.. yah BZ.
JOY AND GLASS; from the opera Hiva
by Franz Lehar. [106
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 50.
JUST A PLAY; from the opera The love
cure by Eysler and Herford. [107
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 50.
JXEEP A LITTLE EYE ON MOTHER. [108
© Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
Notice rec’d June 21, 1913; recorded,
Xu, 2, 0. dex
IKKEEP MOVING; march. [109
© Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
Notice rec’d June 21, 1918; recorded,
Voie) pee.
LISTEN PIDGEY DEAR. [110
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1918; recorded,
V,) 2 4s;
LITTLE GRAY DOVE; by Saar. iste
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec'd June 17, 1913; recorded,
Vii 2. p. 52:
LitTLE (A) LOVE, A LITTLE KISS; by
Lao Silesu. PTi2
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d June 27, 19138; recorded,
Vi) 2, DP. Des
LovE IS A PILGRIM; from the opera Eva
by Franz Lehar. [113
© G. Schirmer, inc... New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
Wi! 2, pe 50.
LOVE IS LIKE A FIREFLY;
opera Firefly by Rudolf Friml. [114
© G. Schirmer, New York. No-
tice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 49.
from the
769
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12643 (115)
LOVELAND IS CALLING. [115
© Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
Notice rec’d June 21, 1913; recorded,
ne D, aye.
May POLE DANCE; from Bluff King
Hal, by Burchenal. [116
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17,1913; recorded,
™.) 2. 2 DO:
MazurKA; by Rudolf Friml, op. 68.
[117
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17,1913; recorded,
Vere eS era, U
MILITARY MARCH; from the opera
Sweethearts by Victor Herbert.
[118
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17,1913; recorded,
Vow, Py ise,
MILKMAN’S (THE) RAG; instrumental.
[119
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice reec’d June 10, 1913;.
recorded, vy. 2, p. 48.
MOONLIGHT RAG. [120
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48:
MorrRIS DANCE; !audnum bunches by
Burchenal. [121
© G. Schirmer, inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17.1913: recorded.
ve 2, ps BO)
MoTHeER Goose; from the opera Sweet-
hearts by Victor Herbert. [22
© G. Schirmer, New York. WNo-
tice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 47.
My Emmy Low. fa fs
© Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
Notice rec’d June 21, 1913; recorded,
Vie) Disa.
NATOMA SELECTIONS: Victor Her-
bert. [124
© G. Schirmer, ine.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17,1913; recorded,
Vir By Derk
NATOMA-SERENADE; by Victor Herbert.
[125
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17,1913; recorded,
VW. 2; p. 30.
by
NDRINGHETE, NDRINGHETE: from the
opera Jewels of the Madonna by
Wolf-Ferrari. [126
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17,1913; recorded.
Vices. Be oe.
~
(
© G. Schirmer, ine.,
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded
Ve 2 peo:
NOTHING TO DO BUT LOVE. [1288
© Harry Williams music co., ine..
New York. Notice rec’d June 17,|
19138; recorded, v. 2, p. 50.
O PRAY MAKE NO MISTAKE IN ME;|
from the opera The love cure by
Eysler and Herford. [129
© G. Schirmer, ine, New York. |
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
Ver Da OO
PASTIME RAG. [130 @
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. |
Netice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded, @
v. 2, p. 48.
PAUL’S ADDRESS; from the opera Na-@
toma by Victor Herbert. [131 @
© G. Schirmer. ine, New York. %
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
vil 2.) psrouk
PEEK-A-BOO, PEEK-A-BoO; from _ the |
opera The love cure by Hysler and
Herford. [132 |
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York. @
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded, §
Vv. 2, p50: |
PLEASE DON’T LOVE ANYBODY ELSE BUT |@
ME. [133 §
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New §
York. Notice rec’d June 24, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 51.
PorcuPINE (THE) PATROL; one-step, §
music by Lionel Monckton.
[134
© Chappell & co., 1td., London. f
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; recorded, §
Wa, wee.
|
PRETTY AS A PICTURE; from the opera
Sweethearts by Victor Herbert. i |
[185
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York. |
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded, |
WL 2) pPYaR
RraP THE FLAX; by Burchenal. |
‘Swedish folk dances and singing |
games. ) [136 |
© G. Schirmer, ine, New York. |
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded, |}
Vio) Dae ;
RiGAUDON; by Monsigny-Franko. [137 |
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York. jf
Notice ree’d June 17, 1918; recorded, |
Wile: Sate
0
no. 6, 1913
— —-—-
Roser. [138
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913: recorded,
™ 2, p. 48.
SABOT DANCE; from the opera Sweet-
hearts by Victor Herbert. [139
© G. Schirmer. New York. Notice
rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded, v 2.
p. 49.
SAPPHIRE SEAS; from the opera Firefly
by Rudolf Friml. {140
© G. Schirmer, New York. Notice
rec'd June 11, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
mp1.
SECRET OF SUZANNE; overttire by Wolf-
Ferrari. {141
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded;
7 2, p. 50.
SHOULDER ARMS, MARCH. [142
| © Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
Notice rec’d June 21, 1913; recorded,
ov. 2, p. 52.
‘Srtver KING WALTz; by Theo. Wenzlik.
™ arr. by F. W. M.; piano. [1438
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 10, 1913:
recorded, v. 2, p. 48.
SING A SONG TO ME. [144
: © Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
_ Notice rec’d June 21, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 52.
So UNREAL DOES THIS SEEM; from the
opera Eva by Franz Lehar. [145
: © G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
“Be 2, p. 50.
SoMETHING; from the opera Firefly by
Rudolf Friml. [146
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
WZ, p. 5A.
SoNG OF THE SHEPHERD LEHL; from the
opera Snegourotchka, ed. by Chap-
man. [147
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
- Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
me ¥. 2, p.-52.
SPrRinc sone; by Felix Mendelssohn.
[148
No-
© Oliver Ditson co.. Boston.
tice rec’d June 23, 1918; recorded,
we 2, p. 51.
STARLIGHT (THE) GUARDS; the
[149
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
|
from
|
|
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
|
opera Eva by Franz Lehar.
vw. 2, p. 50.
NOTICES OF USER
12648 (160)
STORIELLE DEL BOSCO VIENNESE; from
Tales from the Vienna woods, by La
Forge. [150
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec'd June 17, 1918; recorded,
V2, ok. SD.
SUN SHOWERS.
© M. Witmark
Notice rec'd June
[151
& sons, New York.
11, 1918; recorded,
Vi 2, Dp. 48.
SUNSHINE (THE) OF LIFE’S GOLDEN
MORN. [152
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec'd June 11, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48.
SWEETEST (THE) STORY EVER TOLD; by
Re Me» Stults. [153
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec'd June 23, 1918; recorded, v.
2. {pn bb.
SWEETHEARTS; from the opera Sweet-
hearts by Victor Herbert. [154
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d July 17, 1918; recorded,
Wises, Psivelere
SWine sone: from the opera Natoma
by Victor Herbert. [155
© G. Schirmer, ine, New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
V2 Dh BO!
SyMPATHY; from the opera Firefly by
Rudolf Friml. [156
© G. Schirmer, New York. No-
tice rec’d June 11, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48.
THAT RAGTIME SUFFRAGETTE. [157
© Harry Wiliams music ¢o., inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d June 24,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 51.
THERE IS MAGIC IN A SMILE; from the
opera Sweethearts by Victor Her-
bert. [15S
© G. Schirmer, New York. No-
tice recd June 11, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 49.
THEY WON’T LET ME DRINK IN PEACE; |
from The love cure by Eysler and
Herford. [159
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded.
v. 2, p. 50.
TomMy ATKINS; from the opera Fire-
fly by Rudolf Friml. [160
© G. Schirmer. inc.. New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1918; recorded,
vy, 2, . 49.
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12643 (161)
pt. 111, 0. s., v. S|
————
TwILIigHt (A) TALE; by Hopekirk.
[161
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 50.
UncLE RoME; by
Homer. [162
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1918; recorded,
WZ) ips 50.
the old boatman,
VALSE CAPRICE. [163
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 48.
VAQUERO’S SONG; from the opera Na-
toma by Victor Herbert. [164
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice reec’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2,, Dp. 50.
VIENNESE (A) WALTZ; from the opera
The eternal waltz by Leo Fall. [165
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
¥62yip. 52:
VocaL MEDLEY; from the opera Sweet-
hearts by Victor Herbert. [166
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 19138; recorded,
Nie De, Oo.
VoicE (THE) OF Paris; from the opera
Eva by Franz Lehar. [167
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
Vere, (Ds 00.
WALTZ SCENE; from the opera Eva by
Franz Lehar. [168
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
Vets 0:
WANDERING; by Hopekirk. [169
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Notice ree’d June 17, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 50.
—
WE’RE SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY; from
the opera The love cure by Evysler |§
[170
© G. Schirmer. ine. New York. |@
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded, \§
and Herford.
v2, p. 32)
WHEN A MAID COMES KNOCKING AT
YOUR HEART; from the opera Firefly |
by Rudolf Friml. [171
© G. Schirmer, New York. Notice jf
rec’d June 11, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 49.
WITCHES (THE) DANCE.
© Ha
Vi 2; Dp. De:
WoLF-FERRARI (E.)
Madonna, by Wolf-Ferrari. [173
© G. Schirmer, ine., New York. §
Notice rec’d June 25, 1913; recorded, f
Vo 2.0: Be:
WoMAN’s (A) SMILE; from the opera }
[174
Firefly by Rudolf Frinl.
© G. Schirmer, New York. Notice
rec'd June 11, 1913; recorded, y. 2,
p. 49.
Y .... COMO TE VA; tango argentino |
[175
by Valverde.
© G. Schirmer, ine. New York.
Notice rec’d June 17, 1918; recorded, |
v. 2, p. 50.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING I WANT MY GIRL |
[176 fF
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. |
Notice rec’d June 11, 1918; recorded, |
TO BE.
v. 2, p. 48.
You’RE THE SAME OLD GIRL. [177
© Harry Williams music co.. ine., |
New York. Notice rec’d June 17,
1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 50.
milton S. Gordon, New York, '
Notice rec’d June 21, 1913; recorded, §
Intermezzo no. 2;
from the opera The jewels of the @
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A BC pathfinder railway guide.
© New England railway pub. co.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
"A CAMPANA ’E DONNALBINA. See
Sunate, campane!...
"A CARTULINA VAGLIA; canzonette
comica versi di P. Cinquegrana, mu-
sica di G. de Gregorio; canto e pi-
ano. [12644
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec June 20,
1918; E 312444; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
*A COPPIA BELLA! versi di Salvatore di
Giacomo, musica di Francesco Bu-
ongiovanni; canto e mandolino.
[12645
Somes t. 1912- 2 ¢. June, 20,
1913; E 312480; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
*A FATA ’E SURRIENTO; versi di Aniello
Califano, musica di Salvatore Gam-
bardella; canto e piano, [12646
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 « June 20,
1913; E 312457; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
“A FRONN’ ’E LIMONE; versi di S. di
Giacomo, musica di KE. Nardella;
eanto e piano. [12647
evita. 2 1912- 2 « June 20,
1913; E 312472; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
A LA BIEN-AIMEE; valse by Edouard
Schiitt, op 59, no. 2, ed. and fingered
by Carl Bonner; pf. Boston, New
York, Evans music co. [12648
© June 27, 1913; 2 ¢. June 30,
1913; E 314799; Williams A. Evans,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement and fingering. ]
A LaRA; versi di Carlo Zangarini, mu-
sica di Enrico Morpurgo; mezzo so-
prano o. baritono. (Melodie per
eanto e pf. no. 1.) [12649
© June 27. 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316255; G. Ricordi & co..
Milan.
"A PATRONA D’ ’E CERASE; versi di
Nicola Gammone, musica di F.
Ligotti. [12650
© June 21, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
1913; E 316284; Pietro Eliseo &
son, New York. >
"A STELLA MIA SI ’TU! versi di Ferd.
Russo, musica di Salvatore Gambar-
della; canto e piano. [12651
eae totes 2). Pune 20e
19138; E 312458; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
"A VITTORIA D’ ETTANGI; versi di G.
Camerlingo, musica di E. Bevi-
lacqua. Ato. [12652
@; June: 28,° 101352 en duly. dj
1918; E 3818286; Arturo Matacea,
New York.
A VOCE D’O MELLONE; versi di Pas-
quale Tammaru, musica di Salva-
tore De Falco. Ato. [12653
ey truly): 9; ) 1STS =. Les uky 14:
1918; 1 ¢. July 24, 19138; H 316620;
P. Eliseo & sons, New York.
ABEILLES (LES); mélodie, poésie de
André Alexandre, musique de Félix
Fourdrain; soprano ou ténor.
[12654
© June 27, 1918; 2 ¢. June 28,
1913; E 316247; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
ABENDSTIMMUNG; kloster chorin von
Hugo Kaun. (Orgel kompositionen,
no. 1.) [12655
rey Sane 25 Tots: De.) Jone, 28,
1918; E 316225; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig.
ABSENT; words by Catherine Young
Glen, music by John W. Metcalf;
duet for soprano and baritone or
mezzo soprano. [12656
© July 3, 1913; 2 ¢. each July 3,
1913; E 318308; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
See Haydn (F. J.)
ADESTE FIDELES (O come, all ye faith-
ful) ; arr. by Chas Henlein; piano.
[12657
© June 26, 1913; 2 ce June 28,
1913; E 314771; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati.
ADOREIS; valse René
Rabey; piano. [12658
© May 15, 1913; 2 ¢. July 21,
1913; E 316563; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
ADAGIO IN EK MAJOR.
boston, par
173
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12664
ADOWN THE LANE; words and music by
Lillian Frane Bohl. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12659
© june 24,°1913;'°2 c. sully s.
1918; E 315108; L. F. Bohl, Peoria,
Tl.
ADVENTURE FOUR;
Melody only. [12660
© 1 ¢., July 7, 1918; hi 318366;
Louis Stein, Chicago.
by LL. Stein.
A Juv; couplet aus dem singspiele,
Rosenstock und Edelweiss, text von
Julius Bauer, musik von Franz
Lehar. [12661
© Dee 12, AGi2 2 ex tials abe
19138; E 316482; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
AFTERNOON PEACE; by Adolf Jensen,
op. 17, no. 7, annotated and ed. by
Frederic Lillebridge for piano [with
biographical sketch and _ recitation
questions]. (Selected edition pro-
gressive series, grade 2-A.) [12662
@iJune 23. 9191S: 22 er wune 25:
1913; E 314598; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
AH! SI T’ AVESSE MMANO! canzone
popolare versi di A. Califano, music
di G. de Gregorio; canto e piano.
[12663
© Dee 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20, 1918;
E 312454; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AIR D’ALTOMARO, AU PREMIER ACTE DE
SosaRME. See Hiindel (G. F.)
AIR DE FRONTIN, DANS LE NOUVEAU
SEIGNEUR DU VILLAGE; opéra-ocmique
en un acte de Boieldieu, paroles de
Creuzé de Lesser et Fariéres. an-
noté. de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
Alfred Wotquenne; baryton et piano.
(Répertoire classique du chant fran-
cais no. 226.) [12664
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2. 1918;
E 312247; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
AIR DE GASPARD, AU 1°* ACTE DU
FREISCHUTZ; opéra romantique de
Weber, poésie de Fr. Kind, traduc-
tion francaise de M. de Rudder, an-
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
Alfred Wotquenne; basse et piano.
(Répertoire classique du chant
francais, no. 228.) [12665
© Oct: 31, 1912: 2c. Jan. 2 7913:
EK 312248; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
pt. 11, 1.8. v. S
AIR DE L’AUTOMNE, DANS LA TROISIEME |
ENTREE DES SAISONS; opéra-ballet
mis en musique par Lulli et Colagse }
1695), texte de l’abbé Pic, annoté
(
de F. A. Gevaert, continué par A\I- |
basse et piano. |
Vancien |
fred Wotquenne;
(Répertoire francais de
chant classique, no. 498.) [12666
© Jan 1, 1913; 2c. Apr. 7, 1918: |
t
E 3812289; Henry Lemoine & Gie, |
[Copyright is claimed on |
Paris.
réduction pianistique. ]
AIR DE ROSINE, AU PREMIER, ACTE DE |
See Haydn
LA VERA
Chad.)
COSTANZA.
AIR DE SAINT-JEAN, DANS LA RESUR-
REZIONE. See Handel (G. F.)
AIR DE SOPRANO,
UNSER GoTtT. See Bach (J. 8.)
ATR DE VERTUMNE, DANS LA DEUXIEME |
opéra-ballet |
mis en musique par Lulli et Colasse |
ENTREE DES SAISONS;
(1695), paroles de Vabbé Pic. an-
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par —
Alfred Wotquenne; basse et piano. |
de JVancien |
[12667 ©
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c Apr. 7, 1918; |}
(Répertoire francais
chant classique, no. 495.)
EK 312236; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris.
duction pianistique. ]
AIR DE ZEPHYRE, DANS LA PREMIERE EN- |
TREE DES SAISONS; opéra-ballet mis |}
et Colasse
(1695), tente de Vabbé Pic, annoté |
de F. A. Gevaert, continué par Al- |
en musique par Lulli
fred Wotquenne; ténor et piano.
(Répertoire francais de Tancien
chant classique, no. 493.)
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 & Apr Tee
E 312234; Henry Lemoine € Cie,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
AIR DU PRINTEMPS, DANS LA PREMIERE
ENTREE des SAISONS; opéra-ballet mis
en musique par Lulli et Colasse
(1695), paroles de l’abbé Pic, annoté
de F. A. Gevaerts, continué par Al-
fred Wotquenne: basse et piano.
(Répertoire francais de _ Jlancien
chant classique, no. 494.) [12669
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, fame
BE 812235: Henry Lemoine & ce,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique. ]
174
DANS LA CANTATE |
D’ EGLISE NO. 80, EIN FESTE BURG IST |
[Copyright is claimed on ré- |
[12668 |
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» ALBUM FUR DIE JUGEND.
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no. 7, 1913
ALBANY (THE) GIRL; words by L. V. |
Holtman, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12670
= July. 10, 1918; ec. July ‘18,
1918; E 318658; Lenora V. Holtman,
Nelson, Ariz.
9
—
See Schumann
(R. A.)
r ALEXANDER MARCH. See Lillebridge
| (Frederic)
ALFRED WALTZ; duet by A. B. Kraemer;
piano. [12671
© June 26, 19138: 2
1913; E 314772;
co., Cincinnati.
ec. June, 28,
Jos. Krolage music
| aes ; XIN ce ! words
ALL HAIL, THE KING OF KINGS! word
-_e 7 4. ee _ om (Thee
_——
Ty oe .
a —_—
ae
xe eee eee re et Ai ap
and music by C. B. Blount; mixed
quartet. 4to. [12672
June 30,1913; 2 « July 2,
19138; E 314819; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ALL NIGHT LONG I LONG FOR YOU; bal-
lad words by Jack Wells, music by
A. J. Weeks. New York. John T.
Hall music pub. co. [12673
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1913:
E 318888; A. J. Weeks, Lawrence,
Mass.
ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL; words by
W. O. Sharp, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12674
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314475; W. O. Sharp, Carthage, 111.
ALL’S WELL, "TIS SPRING; words by
Fred G. Bowles. music by M. 8.
Jacobs. [12675
9
© July 10, 1913: e. July 14,
1918; E 315201; Mira Straus Jacobs,
San Francisco.
ALL THE WAY; words by W. C. Poole,
music by S. B. Jackson. [12676
duly 15,1913 +> 2 e... July: 14,
19138; E 318480; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
ALL THE WAY FROM DEAR OLD YANKEE
LAND; words by D. V. Langan, musie
by Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12677
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918:
E 315041; David V. Langan, Keene,
N: A.
ALL THY WORKS PRAISE THEE, O LORD;
full anthem words from the Bible,
music by Thomas Adams; mixed
voices. (Novello’s octavo anthems,
no. 1033. ) [12678
© July 19, 1913; e. July 21,
1913; E 316528; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
LT
9
~_
ALLA MARCIA; by Albert Renaud, op.
129, no. 4; organ, in Mi bemol. (Jn
4 piéces pour grand orgue, no. 4;
Augener’s edition, no. 5827.) [12679
©June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 12, 1913;
E 316032; Augener ltd., London.
ALLEGIANCE TO JESUS; words by Julia
M. Bonner, music by B. D. Ackley.
[12680
Ody ts, 8815 72" e. Tule 1s
1913; E 318481; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
ALLEMANDE;
Suite no. 5.
ALLZEIT BEREIT (Ready for fight)
marsch von Franz von Blon, arr. fiir
infanterie-musik. [12681
©) Alpr. 21,’ 1913. (2 e Tuly 16,
1913; E 316475; Otto Wernthal, Ber-
lin. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
—— —— orchester. [12682
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
E 316477; Otto Wernthal, Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
See Bach (J. 8S.) French
pianoforte. [12683
Cy Mar’: 22) Pos 2 ec June 28,
1918; E 316223; Otto Wernthal, Ber-
lin.
salon-orchester. [12684
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2c. July 16, 1918;
E 316476; Otto Wernthal, Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
ALWAYS GAY (Toujours gai): even-
ing news valse no. 3, by Archibald
Joyce; military band. (Boosey &
¢0.’s supplemental journal, no. 114.)
[12685
© June 28, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
E 312600; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
ALWAYS READY; march by G. Buglione.
4to. (Standard edition of military
band, no. 294.) [12686
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 5, 1918;
E 314867: Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ALWAYS TEASING DAD; words and mu-
sic by FE. J. Waters and Will E.
Lockhatt. Pittsburg. Fred J.
Waters co. [12687
© June 27, 1913; 2c. July 2, 1913;
E 314811; Fred J. Waters, Pittsburg.
AMAPA; le vrai tango brésilien, par
J. Storoni; piano. [12688
© May 30, 1918; July 21,
1913: E 316583; Francis Salabert,
Paris.
ye 6
a
779
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12689
AMARYLLIS; gavotte, trio, words by
Frederick W. Bancroft, music arr.
by Edmund Parlow ; women’s voices.
(Octavo series, no. 546.) [12689
©. July .26,.1913>. 2. c. July 28,
1913; E 316653; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
AMATEUR (THE); a Collection of en-
semble music by C. E. Farley; violin
and piano. 4to. [12680
© 1e July 7,.1918; E 315276;
Charles Emery Farley, Everett,
Mass.
AMERICA; words by Henry Carey, mu-
sic arr. by W. Rhys-Herbert; male
voices. (Fischer’s octavo edition, no.
3074. ) [12691
©Owsuly (2191s +2) ec Duly 22,
1918; E 315264; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. |
AMERICA SUPREME WALTZ; by Abbie
A. Ford; piano. [12692 .
© July 3, 1913: 2 c. July 10,1913;
EH 315112; Standard music pub.
house, Chicago.
AMERICAN BEAUTIES; by G. de Bar-
badillo; piano. [12693
© 1e June 9, 1913; E 311895;
Gabriel de Barbadillo, Los Angeles.
AMMORE DISPERATO; canzone tarantella
versi di Giov. Capurro, musica di
Salvatore Gambardella; canto e pi-
ano. [12694
© Dee. 1; 1912; 2 @.June 20,
19138; E 3812459; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AMMORE TUZZULEA; versi di P. Cinque-
grana, musica di G. de Gregorio;
canto e piano. [12695
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
1918; FE 312452: Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AMORE; versi di Giovanni Capurro,
musica di P. EH. Fonzo:;: canto e
piano. [12696
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20, 1913;
I 312414; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g. Wahren-Leipzig.
Amour (L’) EN ESPAGNE; couplet du
picador de l’opérette en deux actes,
paroles de Alevy, E. Joullot et M.
Mareuil, musique de J. Valverde.
(Répertoire espagnol moderne, no.
3172.) [12697
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 19138 ;
K 312531; Ildefonso Alier, Paris,
| ANDANTE CANTABILE E PRESTOAGITATO. |
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. |
pt. ITI, n.'s:, Vos
AMOUR FIDELE; melodie by Maurice
[12698 |
© June 18, 1918; 2ec. June 22, |}
Telma; piano.
1913; E 312494; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
AN DIE HOFFNUNG. See Beethoven
(Ludwig van)
ANDANTE CANTABILE; See Rogers (Ro- |
voluntaries, |
land)
book 1.
Six tuneful
ANDANTE CANTABILE AND RONDO; Dy
Antonio Diabelli, op. 168, no. 6, an- |
notated and ed. by Frederic Lille- |
bridge for piano [with biographical |
and recitation questions]. |
sketch
(Selected edition progressive ser.,
grade 2-A). [12699
© June 23, 1913; 2 c Sune Ba |
1918; E 314594; Art publ. soc. St. |
[Copyright is claimed on an-—
Louis.
notations and editing. |
See
F.)
ANDANTE CON VARIAZIONI.
CE. 2)
See Haydn |§
ANDANTE PASTORALE IN F. See Mans- |
field (Purcell James) ;
pieces for the harmonium or Ameri-
can organ.
ANDANTE RELIGIOSO.
land) Six tuneful
book 2.
voluntaries,
ANDANTE TRANQUILLO; by Alban Fors-
ter; violin and piano. [12700
© July 14, 19138; 2 ee amly aa
1913; E 316363; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
ANGEL’S WHISPERS; réverie nocturne by
M. Dorel; pf. London. Weekes & co.
[12701
© July 10, 19138; 2c. July 14, 19138;
E 312636; Edward Saxon, London.
ANGELS WINGS; words by T. P. Bren-
nan, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12702
© July 10,1913; 2 c. July 18, 19138;
HK 318606; Thomas P. Brennan, Bos-
ton.
ANNETTA MAZURKA; duet by A. B.
Kraemer ; piano. [12703
© June 26, 1913; 2c. June 28, 19138;
E 3147738; Jos. Krolage music ©Co.,
Cincinnati.
776
Six short ©
See Rogers (Ro- \ |
;
)
}
{
.
| ARABESQUE:
q
ry MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 7, 1918
12720
ANNETTE; kébephavner boston, af Ja-
cob H. Gade for klaver. [12704
© May 26, 1913; 2c. July 16, 19138;
BH 316439: Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
ANTICA CANZONETTA; versi di Salva-
tore di Giacomo, musica di Walter
Borg; canto e piano. [12705
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
E 312449; Polyphon-musikwerke, a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
APPLE BLOSSOM WALTZ; by D. W. Crist;
piano or cabinet organ. [12706
© June 24, 1913; 2 ec. July 1, 1918;
EB 318294: D. W. Crist, Moultrie, O.
See Schumann (R. A.)
by B. Wrangell, edited
and revised by Alex. Roloff, for
young players. (Russian, a collec-
tion of piano pieces, book 2 edn. no.
6235B ) [12707
© July 4, 1913; 2c. July 14, 1913;
E 316405: Augener, Itd., London.
ARABESKE.
ARE YOU BUILDING ON THE ROCK? words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by Grant
Colfax Tullar. [12708
© Apr. 18, 1913; 2 c. July 26, 1913;
E 315293: Tullar-Meredith co., New
York.
ARIA PRUFUMATA; versi di G. B. de
Curtis, musica di Francesco Buon-
giovanni; canto e piano. [12709
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
E 312416; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g. Wahren-Leipzig.
ARIETTE DE La BRIDE, DANS LE MARE-
CHAL-FERRANT; opéra-comique, en un
acte de Philidor (1761), texte d’An-
toine- Francois Quétant, annoté de
F. A. Gevaert, continué par A. Wot-
quenne; ténor et piano. (Répertoire
classique du chant francais, no. 230.)
[12710
meter i, 1912: 2 ¢. Jan, 2, 1913*
E 312250; Henry Lemoine & cGie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
ARIOSO DE MEDOR, AU PREMIER ACTE DE
ROLAND; tragédie mise en musique
par Lulli, poéme de Quinault, d’aprés
VArioste, annoté de F. A. Gevaert,
continué par A. Wotquenne; ténor
et piano. (Répertoire francais de
Vancien chant classique, no. 482.)
[12711
i) ets 31, 1912: 2 e. Jan, 2)'19013'-
E 312265; Henry Lemoine & Gie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
ARISE, O Lorp; words from the Bible,
music by W. D. Armstrong; motet,
for male voices. 4to. [12712
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
E 318548; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
York.
ARIZONA; words by Elizabeth Dorsey
Potter, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12713
© July 10, 1918; 24. July 18,
1913; E 3818670; Mrs. Dell M. Pot-
ter, Clifton, Ariz.
ARLECCHINO E COLOMBINA; Sserenatella
versi e musica di Walter Borg;
canto e piano. [12714
© Dec. 1, 1912;.2 ¢c. June 20,
1913; E 312487; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ARM IN ARM WITH KATIE; words by
¥. L. Parker, music by C. L. Von
Dehn. New York, C. L. Partee
musie pub. co. [12715
© June 30, 1918; 2 ec. July 9,
1918; BH 318409; Flora L. Parker,
Bartonsville, Vt.
ARMY (THE) oF OoGcaAsBoo; from the
Tik-tok man of Oz lyric by L. Frank
Baum, music by Louis F. Gotts-
chalk. [12716
© July 2,.1913; 2c. July 2, 1913;
E 314816; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
AS A STAR; words by Edith Clemons,
music by Kitty Parker; high voice.
[12717
© June 4, 1913; 2 ce. June 12,
1913; E 316026; Augener ltd., Lon-
don.
As I SEE YOU IN DREAMLAND; words
and music by C. HE. Fort; Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12718
©) suly. 10,) 191333 °2 ce. Duby to,
1913; E 318600; Chas. E. Fort, Reu-
bens, Id.
AS LONG AS THE BAND PLAYS ON;
words and music’ by P. H. Prescia,
arr. by Harry L. Alford. Wash-
ington, Marks-Goldsmith co., ine.
[12719
G)* Fune: 30,) 1913+ 2... Sully 8,
1913; E 314932; Peter H. Prescia,
Chicago.
AS THE SANDS OF TIME ARE TOLD;
words by C. Nagle, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12720
© June 24, 19138; 2 c. July 8,
19138; E 315010; C. Nagle, Balti-
more.
777
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1g SS vs
12721
AS WE SAIL DOWN THE BEAUTIFUL
RHINE: poem by E. Brander, music hiiuser, ged. von
by R. A. Browne. [12721
© 1«. July 14, 19138; EB 318464;
Edward Brander, West Hoboken,
Nid:
AT CALVARY; words by M. J. Marsh
music by C. H. Marsh. [12722
@' aly 46, 1913 = 2"es Suby "22,
1913; E 3815249; Charles Howard
Marsh. New York.
AT GETTYSBURG. See When they
march side by side, blue and gray.
AT REST: words by Myron V. Freese,
music by Alice P. Wesley; high
voice in A fiat. [12728
© July 1. d91S2.2-eJ uly 5, 18a
FE 314873: Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
AT THE BROOK (Au _ ruisseau); by
Génari Karganoff, op..25, no. 6; ed.
by John Orth; piano. [12724
© June 26, 1918+ 2e July? 5;
1918; E 314878; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. |
AT THE MILL; by Emil Link, ed. and
fingered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions, se-
ries 2. no. 779.) [12725
© oSuly. 10" 19S > 2 en) uly “15,
1918; E 312660; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. |
AT THE WEDDING; march and two step
by Chas. A. Young; band. 4to.
[12726
© duly 7, 19138° 2c. July 10;1918*
EK 315115; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
ATLANTIC. ‘Cire’ RAG: words: by oF. UK.
Rosanne [pseud. of Lawrence Rich-
ardson]}. music by L. Maude Kleff-
man. [a2TaT
Co May "81, 191832 ey Tume 28,
1913: E 314853: Pennsylvania music
co., Altoona; Pa.
AUBADE: words by Madison Cawein.
music by Emma Hanson Bartmess.
[12728
© ‘June 27, 1918: 2 «* Fune’ 30,
19138: E 514794: C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
AUGURIO: Mazurka by Ermanno Bevi-
laequa ; mandolin. [12729
© July. 19) 2918": Bove: LPelby: 21:
1913: E 316527: B. Spano musie co.,
New York.
7
AULIN (ToR). Drei lieder; aus Tann-
Julius Wolff,
schwedische tibertragung von Sven
Nyblom, ‘musik von T. Aulin; eine |
singstimme mit klavier.
Der lenz ist gekommen.—Hs ging
sein lieb zu suchen.—Unter dem
helme, unter dem schild. [12730
© Jan. 23,19tse ae
1913; E 316226; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer- |
mann, Leipzig. |
AURORA; Melodia par Franco Fedeli;
violon et piano. [127381
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2 °€ July. ie ie
1918; KE 316425; Carisch & Janichen, #
Milan. |
Auto (THE) GIRL; words by P. Toft, | q
music by P. C. Lockhart. New York, fF
©. L. Partee music pub. co. [12732
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 314758; Phil Toft, Pitts: i\§
burg, Kans.
AUTO-GO-BETTER; rag. by Julia Miller §
[pseud. of Mrs. Wm. J. Gilbert].
[12733 J
© 1c. June 27, 19138; BE 314735; §
Mrs. Wm. J. Gilbert, Shamokin, Pa. ff
AUTUMN; words by M. L. C. Pickthall, q
music by Paul women’s |}
voices. 4to. [12734 |
© July 8, 1918; 2 ¢. July 12. 1913; |
E 315152; Willis music co., Cincin- |
nati. |
Bliss;
——WNSee also Tomlinson
Four impressions.
(HWA
Ave Marta; by J. M. Crofts; solo voice ©
with pf. ace. [12735
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 3816208; Joseph M. Crofts,
Dublin, Hreland.
——See also ' Mansfield (Pureell
James); Six short pieces for the
harmonium or American organ.
AVE MARIS STELLA; ten variations on
the Dorian plainsong, by Otto
Olsson, op. 42; organ. [127386
© July 2, 1918; 2 ¢. July 14, 1915;
I) 316386; Augener, Itd., London.
P. O. E. SONG OF WELCOME; fra-
ternal mareh song words and musi¢
by J. W. Wignall; medium voice.
[12737 ©
© June 26, 19138; 2 @ ily
1918: E 314807; John W. Wignall
Rochester, N. Y.
BACCHANAL See Seasons (The).
B.
78
Contents:
c. June 28, §
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
7,1915
Baccuvs:; text by Virgil-Pitts, music
by Weaver Stephens; men’s voices.
4to. (York series, anthems and
glees, no. 556.) [12738
July 10, 1913; 2 « July 11,
1913; E 316347; Banks & son, York,
oma
Bach (JEAN SEBASTIEN) Air de so-
prano, dans la cantate d’église no.
SO, Ein’ feste burg ist unser Gott;
traduction francaise de Jules Guil-
liaume, musique de, J. S. Bach, an-
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
A. Wotguenne; soprano et piano.
Répertoire francais de Vancieu
chant classique, no. 554. [12739
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E. 312267; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright
réduction péanistique. |
5; by Joh.
—— French suite no. Seb.
Bach. [edited by Emil Sauer];
piano, contents: 1. Bouaré
Loure. — Gigue. 2. Allemande. —
Courante. — Sarabande. — Gavotte.
(Selected edition, progressive series,
grade IV—B.) [12740, 12741
© July 16, 1913; 2 c. each July 18.
1918; E 316508, 316509; Art publi-
cation society, St. Louis. [Copy-
right is claimed on editing and an-
notation. |
March, in D; by J. S. Bach, tran-
scribed by Georg Eggeling: piano
solo. [12742
i? daly 26, 1913: 2 c. July’ 28,
1913; E 316686; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
—— Sicilienne; extraite de la 2”° son-
ate, von J. S. Bach, transcription de
Wladimir Cernikoff, pour piano.
[12743
© June 9, 1913; 2 ¢ July 3, 1918;
E 316307; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
—— Two and three part inventions;
by J. S. Bach, ed. and fingered by
H. L. Heartz; pf. [12744
© May 13, 1913; 2 ec. July''5,
19138; E 314894; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on editing and fingering. |
BACK AGAIN TO OLE KAINTU CK; words
by A. Joslyn, music by Alwyn C.
Mosby. New York, C. L. Partee mu-
Sic pub. co. [12745
© June 20, 1913; 2
1913; E 314767;
anon, Moe.
c. June 26,
Allie Joslyn, Leb-
is claimed on |
12753
BacK HOME IN SovutH CAROLINA;
words by E. G. Lynch, music by
J.C. Ambrose. _New York, C. L.
Partee music pub. co. [12746
© June 20, 1913: 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 314766; Eva G. Lynch, At-
lantic City.
SACK TO MY SWEETHEART; words by
C. G. INaiser, music by John F. Ryan.
Washington. Hayworth musie pub.
co. [12747
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 3818343; +-C. Glen Kaiser,
Walton, Ind.
BACK TO SEE MY OLD TIME
by J. Cameron.
gene. New
GAL: words
music by Paul Eu-
Dork: John vl. (Hall
music pub co. [12748
© July 8, 1913; 2 ¢. July 9, 1918;
318389 - John Cameron, New York.
7
Bade WHERE THE ROSES GROW: Words
by R. Teague, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12749
© June 6, 1913; 2 ¢.
HE 314490; Mrs.
ingham, Mass. -
BALLADA, 0 CHUDE PRADLENE A JEJI
DCERI SVADLENE; text von Karel Has-
ler, musik von Rud. VaSata. [12750
Ce et 95) 1992. 2G Sully 16,
1913; E 3816467; Mojmir Urbanek,
Prague.
BALLADE DE L’HEROINE, DANS PRECIOSA;
drame en quatre actes de P. A.
Wolff. avec une partie musicale par
Ch. M. von Weber, traduction fran-
caise de M. de Rudder, annoté de F.
June 23, 1913;
Roie Teague, Fram-
A. Gevaert. continué par A. Wot-
quenne; soprano et piano. ( Réper-
toire classique du chant franeais,
no. 229.) [12751
© Get. st, 1919-2 ce Jans 2, 1918:
KE 312249; Henry Lemoine « Gie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique. ]
BALLADE DE MIGNON; by Henry Tol-
hurst; violin and piano. [12752
Cy Sune 50,1913: 2c... Tage 7,
1918; E 316287; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
BALLADE IN A (Ballata in La); com-
posed and annotated by Paolo Chi-
meri for piano [with biographical
sketch and recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive ser.,
grade 5—-B: Modern composers’ ser.,
120 X.) [1275
© June 23,
1913; E 312524;
Louis.
a4
1943; 2.¢
Art publ.
June 25,
soe:, St.
779
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12754
BALLADEN VOM TODE; komponiert von
Hmil Mattiesen, op. 1, nos. 1-5; eine
singstimme u. klavier. (Edition Pe-
ters, no. 3500.) Contents: Lenore;
ged. von Biirger.—Der glockenguss
wu Breslau; ged. von W. Miiller.—
Pidder Liing; ged. von Lilienecron.—
Der bettler und sein hund; ged. von
Chamisso.——Lord Athol; ged. von
Fontane. [12754
C “Feb. 18; "19s; 2 e sunesZs,
1918; E 316220; C. F. Peters, Leip-
“ig.
BANNER (THE) OF THE OROSS; words
by EK. M. Bangs, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [12755
© July 15, 1918; 2 « July 14,
19138; E 318482; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
BARCAROLA SENTIMENTALE; versi di C.
G. C.. musica di Vittorio Pepe.
[12756
i) Apr. 23, 1913 + 2c. May 5,at0is;
EH 316349; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
BARCAROLLE. See Rubinstein (A. G.)
— See aiso Seasons (The).
BATTI, BATTI O BEL MASSETTO. See
Mozart (W. A.)
BE BRAVE 'SWEETHEART; words by W.
A. D. Bufford, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12757
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 17, 19138;
E 318120; William A. D. Bufford,
Roanoke, Va.
BE GLAD, O YE RIGHTEOUS; music by
Bruce Steane; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo series, sacred, no. 1060.)
[12758
(Cynouly. 26). 1913" Bue. uly 228;
1913; E 316655; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
BE STILL AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD;
sacred song words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by M. 8S. Jacobs.
[12759
© July 7, 1918; 2 ec. July 14, 1913;
EH} 315202; Mira Straus Jacobs, San
- Francisco.
BE STRONG AND OF GOOD COURAGE;
words from the Bible, music by
M. S. Jacobs. [12760
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 14,1913;
EK 315203; Mira Straus Jacobs, San
Francisco.
780
—
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8 |
piano with English and German
words. ee | !
1913; EH 312560: fel: pub. co. |
Antigo, Wis.
BEAUTE RUSSE; Mazurka par Vincenzo |
Billi, op. 265; piccola orchestra. |
(Intermezzi musicali, no. 527.) |
[12762 |
© June 27, 1918; 2 c June 28, @
1913; E 316248; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
BEAUTIFUL MEMPHREMAGOG; words by |
Myrtle Hand Parsons, music by
Ti AL Gee Washington, H. |
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12763
© June 24, 1918; 2 ¢ July 8
1913; & 314970; Mrs. John D. Par- @
sons, Georgeville, Canada.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) SHAMROCK SHORE; @
words by H. J. Stanley, music by @
P. J. Kennah. New Yorks |i
Partee music pub. co. [12764 |
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 314765; Harry J. Stanley, jj
Boston.
Beauty (THE) SHOP; a musical com- §
edy in 3 acts, words by James C. &
Crawford, music by W. F. Kretsch- |
mer; viola and ist violin part. |
[12765 ©
© 1c. June 30, 19138; E 314796; |
William F. Kretschmer, Los An- |
geles.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) An die |
hoffnung; ged. aus Tiedge’s urania, |
musik von L. van Beethoven, op.
94, eingerichtet von Julius Spengel,
fiir eine altstemme und orchester. |
1. Partitur mit orchester. 2. Mit
klavierausgabe. [12766, 12667
© Dec. 13, 1912; 2 @ each July
16, 1913; E 316461, 316462; Fischer
& Jagenberg, ltd., Cologne, Ger-
many.
Six variations in F major; by
lL van Beethoven, op. 34, edited and
fingered by Emil Sauer; piano.
(Selected edition, progressive se-
ries, grade VI-A.) [12768
© July 16, 1913; 2 © dulyers
1913; E 316513; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is
claimed on editing and annotations. ]
0
|
|
|
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Brsrroven (Lupwie vAn)—Continued.
=—— Sonata; by L. van Beethoven, op.
42. no. 2, ed. and annotated by
_ Frederic Lillebridge for piano [with
biographical sketch and recitation
questions]. (Selected edition pro-
gressive ser., grade 2—A; Classic and
romantic series, 31). [12769
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25
1918; BE 314610; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an:
notations and editing. ]
BELLA, CA PE PAURA; Versi di Salva-
tore di Giacomo, musica di P. HE.
Fonzo; canto e piano. [12770
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c June 20,
19138; E 312423; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
BELLA (LA) MONTANARA; versi di
Antonio Barbieri. musica di Rodolfo
Falvo: canto e piano. [12771
Prowee 1. 1912: 2 cc June .20
1913: E 312413; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Berta Paricotra; tango Montmar-
trois, par Henri José; piano.
[12772
© July 22, 1913; 2 « July 23,
1918; E 316602; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Bette (A) oF OLD VIRGINIA: words by
BE. A. Geiger, music by P. C. Lock-
hart. New York. C. L. Partee mu-
sic pub. co. pT2c73
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. July 9,
1913: E 318407; Estelle A. Geiger,
Buffalo.
BELLERBY (EpwarpD J.) Capriccio; by
_E. J. Bellerby, op. 39; organ.
[12774
© May 26, 1913: 2 c« June’ 14,
1913; E 316040; B. Schott’s sdéhne,
Mainz, Germany.
March; by E. J. Bellerby, op. 38;
organ. [12775
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. June 14,
1913: E 316047; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Betts (THE); four part chorus words
by Edgar A. Poe, music by W. W.
Gilchrist; women’s voices. (S8vo.
choruses, no. 5750.) [12776
salty 17, 1913-'2'¢ July 18,
1913; E 318692; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Betts (THE) oF BOTREAUX; words by
R. S. Hawker, music by Kent Sut-
ton. [12777
© May 22, 1913; 2 ce May 831,
1913; E 312272; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
BELMONT MARCH; by J. Bolle, arr. by
Everett J. Evans: band. [12778
© June 18,1918; 2 c..June 19,
1918; E 314746; Jules Bolle, Wood-
haven, N. Y.
BERCEUSE: by A. Ilynsky, edited and
revised by
players.
Alex Roloff, for young
(Russian, a collection of
piano pieces, book 1. Edn. no.
62538a. ) [12779
© July 4, 1918; 2 cr July 14,
1913; H 316888: Augener, Itd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
BERCEUSE IN E FLAT: by B. Timber-
lake; pf. London. Stainer & Bell,
ltd. [12780
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316286; Bernard Timber-
lake, London.
BERCEUSE SLAVE; by E. Mlynarski, ed.
by Herman Bahr; violin and piano.
[12781
©) July) 9, 109s. )2 edly” 10,
1913; EH 3818448; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
BERCEUX (LES) (The cradles) ;
mélodie, poésie de Sully Prud-
homme, musique de Gabriel Fauré,
op. 23, no. 1: mezzo-soprano ou bary-
ton. [12782
) daly i AGte 2:¢. Sly 2a, 1913 -
E 316589: Hamelle, Paris.
BERINGER’S SCHOOL OF EASY CLASSICS.
See Hinde! (G. F.)
BERLIN WACKELT; potpourri von C.
Morena. op. 123, ftir piane zu 2
hinden mit tiberlegtem text. [12783
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
E 316431; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
BERLINER PFINGSTEN.
See Mattiesen
(Emil)
BESIDE THE DEAR OLD RIVER Fox; words
by N. Darby, music by Franz Hoff-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12784
© July 10, 1918; 2 c. July 18, 1918;
EK 318649; Nannie Darby. McHenry,
Ill.
BESIDE THE RIVER SHORE; words by
H. O. Lovelace. music by Harold S.
Lewis. New York, John T. Hall
music pub. co. [12785
© July 2, 1918; 2 ¢. July 9, 19138;
H 318399; Helen QO. Lovelace, Mystic,
Conn.
781
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12786
pt. ITT, 0. 8.,)¥49
BESSIE OF THE DELL;
Lynd, music by Lawrence Ballard.
New York, John T. Hall music pub.
€O. [12786
©) June 27, 1918: 2-e: July ols;
E 318284; J. A. Lynd, Akron, N. Y.
BETTLER (DER) UND SEIN HUND.
Balladen vom tode.
See
BEWAHRE DEINEN FUSS (Keep thou thy
foot); musik von Richard Scheu-
mann; gemischtenchor, obl. S8vo
|Heilige klaenge] no, 87a. [12787
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 25, 1913;
BE) 312504; H. FE. Aublker@ Ac oor.
Breuer, Allegheny, Pa.
BEYOND THE OPEN GATES;
words by R. Bronner,
W. Petrie. [12788
© July 2, 19137 Qe. July 2, 193 ;
BH 314855; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Bitty BuLi; danse américaine par Er-
nest Weiller; orch. avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. [12789
©. Juky 19,1993 >:2he: sully 245 1043 -
FE 316520; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Birds OF PASSAGE; by Ed. Poldini, ed.
and fingered by Maurits Leefson;
piano. (Selected teaching composi-
tions, series 2, no. 780.) [12790
© July 10, 1913; 2 ¢. July 15, 1913;
E 312658; J. H. Faunce eco., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
revision, fingering and annotations. |
BLACKSMITH (THE) ; words by Horace
Vickars Rees, music by Gus. Haw-
thorne; in G. [12791
© June 21, 1913; 2 c. June 28, 1913;
FE. 316242; Reid bros., ltd., London.
BLESSED BE THE LORD Gop:
Arthur W. Marchant; mixed voices.
(Octavo series, sacred, no. 1059.)
[12792
© July 26,1913; 2 ¢. July 28, 1913;
I) 316656; Arthur P. Schmidt, Boston.
BLIND (THE) GOD; words by Vivian
Farley. music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12798
Cy ass,
Stith. Memphis,
sacred song
music by H.
92
© July 10, 1913:
19138; E 318589; E.
Tenn.
BLossoM (THE) OF THE YEAR; old Eng-
lish air, trio, arr. by Alfred Moffat;
women’s voices. (Octavo series, no.
DDS. ) [12794
© July 26, 1918: ec; Juky 28,
1913; E 316659; Arthur P. Schmidt,
soston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
3)
r
music by :
82
words by J. A. | BLUE BIRD; words by Eben H. Rexford:
is
mF
music by L. Howe. [12795 |
© 1c. June 27, 1918; E 314725:
Lucien Howe, Clinton, Mass.
BLUE (THE) EYED GIRL; words by Mrs.
O. Jensen, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale eo. |
[12796 |
© June: 249 191s ae
1913;
Coffeyville, Kan.
July 8, |
BLUE EYES, TRUE EYES gmwords by A. B.
Belvale, music by arles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth music
pub. co.
1915; E 3818359; A. B. Belvale. Sche-
nectady,, INE Wve
BLUETTE; by
HK 315009 ; Mrs. Osear Jensen. |
{
[12797 }
© June 25, 1913; 2) ce Minkyee.s
Henri Ravina, ed. and }iim
fingered by Maurits Leefson: piano. |p
(Selected teaching compositions, se- .
[12798
ries 2, no. 783.)
© July 10, 1918; 2 « July 1,08
1918;
Philadelphia.
on revision,
tions. }
[Copyright is claimed
Bocca DESIDERATA; mazurka di F. P.
Frontini per pianoforte. [12799
‘© > Dee. 16, 1912; 2 @ July ae,
1913; E 316427; Carisch & J&énichen,
Milan.
30LD (THE)GENDARME; words by Har-
old Simpson, music by Ernest New-
ton; in D minor. [12800
© July 7, 1918; 2 @ July 8 191s
E 312609; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
BooKER (RuUSSELL E.) Two hymns;
words by F. R. Chenault, music by |}
My |
[12801 —
Russell E. Booker.
Christ.—My brother.
Contents :
fingering and annota-.
eS SS —
F)312656: J. H. Faunce co.,
© July 3, 1913; 2 ¢. July 10, 1913; 4"
E 315111; Chenault-Booker, Los
Angeles.
BoosSEY’S MILITARY JOURNAL 134TH
SERIES, NO. 4; military band. Con-—
tents: Sunbeams; dance intermezzo
by Gerald Lane.—Love’s prayer;
waltz [and] My little Jap; two step,
by Bernard Phelps (Samuel Dod-
well. ) [12802
© June 7, 1918: 2 « June ae
1913; E 316020; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
0.7, 1913 12818
jose (FRITZ VON) 14 pianoforte | BRanMs (JOHANNES) —Continued.
_ Studies; for the development of Hungarian love song (Magyar-
. modern technique, by F. von Bose, isch) ; English translation by Paul
‘op. 6. Book 1and 2. [12803, 12804 England, music by Joh. Brahms.
© July 26, 1913; 2 ¢c. each July 28, [12812
. 1913; E 316669, 316670; Arthur P. © July 5, 1913; 2 ec. July 8, 1913;
Schmidt, Boston. HK 312594; Boosey & co., London.
7 [Copyright is claimed on English
S0ULIE (LA); nouveau tango argen-
_tin, par Louis Leliévre; piano seul.
[12805
oe may ib, 1918; 2 c July 21,
1913; E 316579; Francis Salabert,
Paris.
SOUND For IF'RISsco; words and music
by M. Kinney, arr. by Madeleine M.
| Daley. [12806
©1c. June 30, 1913; EB 314800;
Martin Kinney, Bairdstown, Cal.
ee AISE (LA) UND LES MOIS-
SONNEURS: von Fr. Couperin, revi-
et yon Adolphe Wouters, fiir pi-
[12807
on
| m fume 25, 19138: 2 ce. July 3,
1913; E 316296 : B. "Schott’s sohne,
Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
- See Bach (J. S.) French
suite no. 5
i. scout; march by C. A. Prince;
| Diano. [12808
©1e July 12, 1913; E 315151;
Chas. A. Prince, New York.
7
OY, (THE) THE GIRL AND THE ROSE;
words by G. R. Widmeyer, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12809
mm July 10, 1913; 2 c. July 18,
1913; E 318677; Geo. Robert Wid-
meyer, Cincinnati.
30Y YOU BETTER BEAT IT; words by D.
G. Milloy, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12810
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 3815014; David G. Milloy, Swift
Current, Canada.
3RAHMS (JOHANNES) Garland (The)
(Die Kriinze); English translation
by Paul England, music by Joh.
Brahms. [12811
© July 5, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 312593. Boosey & co., London.
{Copyright is claimed on Eng. text
& piano acc.]
6182—13——2
text and piano ace. ]
—— Parting (Muss es eine trennung) ;
English words by Paul England, mu-
sic by Joh. Brahms. [128138
© July 5, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
E 312595; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on English
text & piano acc.]
Slumber, my dearest (Ruhe, siiss
liebehen); English words by Paul
England, music by Joh. Brahms.
[12814
© July 5, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
EK 312596; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on Eng. text
& piano acc. ]
—Sulima; English words by Paul
England, music by Joh. Brahms.
[12815
© July 5, 1913; 2e¢. July 8, 1918;
EH 312597; Boosey & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on Eng. text
& piano acc. ]
BRAVADE ANDALOUSE; chanson espag-
nol, paroles de Will & Jost, musique
de J. Valverde. (Répertoire espagnol
moderne, no. 3173.) [12816
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913;
EH 38125382; Idlefonso Alier, Paris.
BRESLAU, DIR BIN ICH GUT; lied aus
Breslau, so siehste aus, jubiliiums-
revue in 6 bildern, text von Henry
Bender und Louis Taufstein, musik
von Fritz Lehner, op. 230, no. 1,
gesang u. piano. [12817
© May 28, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
HE 312320; Mignon-verlag, Berlin.
Bripan (A) PARTY IN HARDANGER
(Brudefeerden i Hardanger) ; words
by A. Munch, English words by O. T.
Arneson, music by H. Kjerulf, arr.
by Haldor Hanson; mixed voices.
4to. (Northern edition, no. 162.)
[12818
© fuly 14; 1913-2 ¢. duly iG,
1913; E 318572; Northern book &
musie co., Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on English words and ar-
rangement for male voices. ]
783
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12819
BRIEF AN DEN MOND; worte und musik
yon Harry Waldan. [12819
© May 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 2, 19138;
H 312586; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
BROKEN HEARTED MOTHER; words by
Mrs. R. C. Kane, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12820
© June 24, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315064; Mrs. R. C. Kane, Wild-
wood, N. J.
BROKEN HEARTS; words by Alan
Coventry, music by Harry S. Martin.
[12821
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315056; H. S. Martin, Rahway,
N. J.
Brook (THE); by Emil Link, ed. and
fingered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions, se-
ries 2, no. 778.) [12822
@.' July: 10, 2913" 2° es July «15,
1913; E 312664; J. H. Faunce, Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
revision, fingering and annotations. ]
BROWN EYED SUE; words by W. G.
Powell, music by Arthur Hauk.
[12823
© ‘July: 18, 9093+ 52° © July “21,
1913; HE 315244; Joseph Krolage
musi¢e co., Cincinnati.
BUDDING FLOWERS; danse la grace, by
Bert R. Anthony, op. 50; piano.
Boston, New York, Evans musie co.
[12824
© July 1, 1918; 2 ec. July 3, 1918;
E 318323; W. A. Evans, Boston.
BucLers (THE); march and two-step
by Mrs. F. G. Vanderlip; piano.
[12825
© June: 27; 1913; 2c. July. 12,
1913; E 315150; Mrs. F. G. Vander-
lip, West Falls, N. Y.
BULGARIAN PATROL; march of the Bul-
gars, by Ivan Stephanoff arr. by
Charles Hassell; military band. 4to.
[12826
© June 25, 1913: 2 c. June 26.
1913; E 316198; Gould & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement, |
Buon (It) FIGLIUOLO; versi di Rocco
Galdieri, musica di HE. Nardella:
canto e piano. [12827
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. June 20,
1918; E 312451; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
784
BureMuLier (FR.) 25 leichte etiiden|
Busy (THE) LITTLE TOWN; words by
BUTTONS ON HER SHOES; words by |
BY MOONSHINE; from In the forest,
BY THE DEAR OLD BELLS OF SHANDON, I
By THE WAYSIDE.
pt. 111, n. 8., Ve 8)
i.) '
(25. easy studies); von Fr. Burg-
miiller, op. 100, neu ausgabe re-
vidiert von Walter Niemann. [12828]
© May 7, 1918; 2c. July 16, 1918; |
E 316434; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on new edi-
tion. ]
E. Powell, music by Jack Stanley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[12829 |
© June 6, 1913; 2 « June QB, |
1913; E 314481; Hlizabeth Powell,
Defiance, O.
Harold Atteridge, music by Jean |
Schwartz.
© July 14, 1913; 2 ce July 15,
1913; E 315184; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
composed and annotated by Carolus |
V. Agghazy, op. 42, for piano [with |
biographical . sketch and recitation |
questions]. (Selected edition pro- |
gressive ser., grade 2-A; Modern |
composers’ ser., 18XX.) [12831 |
© June 23, 1913; 2 c¢ June Za,"
1913; E 312519; Art publ. soc., St. |
Louis. ; |
|
|
WILL WAIT FOR YOU ASTHORE; words —
by H. Madigan, music by Leo Fried- |
man. Chicago. The American mu- |
sic publishers. [12832 _
© June 14, 1918; 2 ec. June 30,
1918; E 3814792; Helen Madigan, —
Chicago. '
By THE LAKE; by G. Sarakowski;
|
piano. (Torch dances, no. 2.) :
[128338 :
© June 30, 19135; 2G eas |
1918; E 316291; Weekes & co., Lon- —
don.
By THE SEA; by Ernest Newton;
piano. (Instructive pieces, no. 3.)
[
12834
© July 14, 19138; 2 Gouiyees
1913; E 316364; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
See Songs of the
highway.
C’ ERA LA GIOVENTU’; versi di R. Fer-
raro, musica di Emanuele Nutile;
canto e piano. [12835
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
E 312489; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
he
no. 7,1913
‘Q'EST L’HEURE DE T’AIMER; Chanson-
.. yalse, paroles de BK. Favart, musique
» de J. Valverde. (Répertoire espag-
_ nol moderne, no. 3174.) [12836
_ .© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1913;
B 312533; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
CALL (THE) OF THE MOOSE; words by
_ C. M. Brown, music by Harry
Verona. New York. Globe music
co. [12837
© July 25, 1918; 2 c. July 26,
_ 1918; B 315303; Charles Montresor
. Brown, New Orleans.
CALL (THE) TO LONDON; words by
+ M. Radclyffe-Hall, music by Charles
~ Willeby; no. 3 in D. [12838
© July 16, 1913; 2 « July 16,
19138; E 316486; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
CALLING TO THEE; words by H. K.
Leiding, music by Eugéne Wyatt:
in D. [12889
© July 2, 1918; 2 ¢. July 3, 19138;
E 3183876; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York.
i
‘CALLIOPE’S MARCH; by Lloyd O’Bern;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [12840
; © July 10, 19138; 2 «@ July 18,
{ 1918; E 318680; Lloyd A. O’Bern,
. Kittanning, Pa.
| Carm Mer, My Gop; hymn anthem,
* words by H. Bonar, music by W.
) Berwald; men’s chorus. (8vo. cho-
._ ruses, no. 5745.) [12841
. © July 8, 1918; 2 c. July 9, 1913;
| © 318397; G. Schirmer, New York.
CAME NO LETTER; words by Ella
Holmes Blayney,
vieve Scott.
Dugdale co. [12842
: © July 10, 1918; 2 ¢. July 18,
1918; E 318590; E. H. Blayney,
West Alexander, Pa.
‘Canon, IN THREE PARTS. See Mans-
field (Purcell James); Six short
pieces for the harmonium or Ameri-
' can organ.
-CANON ON O GOTT DU FROMMER GOTT;
by Ethel Smyth; organ obl. 4to.
(Short choral preludes, no. 2B.)
[12843
© July 9, 1913; 2c. July 10, 1913;
E 312627; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
musie by Gene- |
Washington, H. Kirkus |
f MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12853
CAN’T sToP; humorous sketch rag-
time, one or two step by Pete Wash-
ington; military band. 4to. [12844
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
19138; E 316199; Gould & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
CAN’T YOU SEE I’M A STARVIN’ MAN?
words by Frederick A. Hahn, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12845
© July 10, 1918; 2°e.. July 18,
1918; E 318634; F. A. Hahn, Balti-
more.
CANTA L’AMORE; romanza, versi di
Ferd. Russo, musica di Nicola
Valente; canto e piano. [12846
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2c. June 4, 1913;
E 312407; Polyphon-musikwerke.
CANTILENE; par Florent Schmitt; vio-
lon et piano. [12847
.© July 9, 1913; 2c. July 23, 19138;
E 316590; Hamelle, Paris.
CANTIGUE; by Edward Elgar, op. 8,
no. 1; organ. (Original composi-
tions; new series, no. 18.) [12848
© June 25, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1913; E 316206; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
CANTO (IL) DEL DUBBIO; versi di Vit-
toria Aganoor, musica di Roberto
Rossi. [12849
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316211; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
CANZONA GUAPPA; versi di Ferd.
Russo, musica di Vincenzo Valente;
canto e piano. [12850
© Dec. 1; 1912:.2 ¢° June 2,
1913; E 312471; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONE A CHIARASTELLA; versi di
Salvatore di Giacomo, musica di
Rodolfo Falvo; canto e piano.
[12851
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
1918; EQ 312468; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONETTA STUPIDA; versi di F.
Russo, musica di Vincenzo Valente;
canto e piano. [12852
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 312450; Polyphon-misik-
werke a. g., Wabren-Leipzig.
CAPILLE RICCE...; versi di Giov. B. de
Curtis, musica di Rodolfo Falvo;
eanto e piano. [12853
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 20,
1913; E 312466; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
785
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12854
CapriccieTto; by Nicolai von Wilm,
op. 258, no. 4; violin and piano.
[Posthumous work. ] [12854
-© July 26, 1913; 2 « July 28,
1913; E 316674; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Capriccio. See Rogers (Roland) Six
tuneful voluntaries, book 2.
Caprice; by Godfrey Nutting; piano.
[12855
G@ July °11,, 10136. 2) -c. July "15,
1913; E 316489; Gould & co., Lon-
don.
—— See Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J.
hoe.)
CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD; march by F.
HH. . Lesey;, op; 227. No.1.) Ball
orch. with piano ace. No. 2. Full
military band. 4to.
[12856, 12857
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. each July 2,
1913; E 314848, 314846; Henderson
N. White, Cleveland.
CARAVAN (THE); by John C. Holli-
ady ; pf. [12858
July 29, Mis. 2 2 Ay “21.
1913; E 316522; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CARMENCITA (LA); words and music
by W. A. Parson; piano. [12859
© 1c. July 3,°1918; EB 318322;
William A. Parson, Brooklyn.
CAROLINA (THE) ROMP; one step, two
step, turkey trot by Will H. Vodery;
piano. [12860
© July 14, 1913; 2 ec. July 15,
1913; E 315158; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
CARETTIERE (UN) (Stornello cam-
pestre) ; tr. siciliane di E. G. Boner,
musicati di Alfredo Cuscinai. (Due
stornelli, no. 2.) [12861
© June 27, 1918; 2 c June 28,
1913; E 316249; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan,
CATARI, CATARI (Core’ ugrato) ; chan-
Son napolitaine de S. Cardillo, arr.
par EK, Tavan; orchestre, avec piano
conducteur. Ato. [12862
© June 21, 1918; 2 c. June 23,
1913 ; EK 312490; G. Ricordi & CO.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
CATCH ME; by Alban Foerster, ed. and
fingered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions, se-
ries 2, no. 772.) [12863
© July 10,1913; 2¢. July 15, 1913;
as riceaies J. H. Faunce, Philadel-
phia,
786
2]
;
RT
pt. III, 0. s., v. 8)
CATENA Doce; versi di Giovanni Ca-|f
purro, musica di Vincenzo Valente ;|
canto e piano. [12864 |
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913; FF
E 312483; Polyphon-musikwerke 4a.-|
g. Wahren-Leipzig. 7 |
CATHEDRAL CHIMES; reverie by Arnold
and Brown; piano; [12865 |
© July 15,1913; 2.¢. July 19, 1913; |
EB 315240; Standard music co., Provi-|
dence, R. I. 1
CAVATINE DE DoN OTTAVIO, AU PREMIER |
ACTE DE Don Juan. See ee ||
(W.A.)
CAVATINE DE LA COMTESSE, AU DEUZIRME |
ACTE DES NoceEs DE Ficaro. See Mo-|
zart (W. A.) |
CELESTINA; versi di A. Barbieri, musica
EK 312474; Polyphon-musikwerke, a. |
g., Wahren-Leipzig. i
CHAIN OF DAISIES; waltz by A. J.
Weidt, arr. by Herman Friedrich; |
orch. 4to. [12867 |
© July 7, 1913; 2 c. July 10, 1913; |
EK 315269; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-)
ment. ] |
CHANSON FLAMENCA; musique de scene.
de Ja célébre piéce en 5 actes, Maison |
de dances, 3° acte, paroles de Noziére |
et Ch. Muller, musique de J. Val-—
verde; chant et piano. (Répertoire |
espagnol moderne, no. 8278. ) .
|
|
|
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1918;
E 312541; Ildefonso Alier, Paris. |
|
CHANSON 0 PADELANK BANKOVCE; na |
slova Eduarda Rady. slozil Karel |
PospiSil, pro zpév a klavir. [12869 |
© Oct. 7, 1912; 2 ec. July 16, 19138; |
E 316470; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague, |
Austria.
CHANSON RUSSE (Russian song) ; by |
Sydney Smith, op. 31, ed. and fin-—
gered by Andor Pintér; piano.
[12870
© July 17,1913; 2c. July 18, 1913;
E 318698; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on editing and
fingering. |
CHANSON SANS PAROLES; by A. Kopy-
loff, edited and revised by Alex
Roloff, for young players. (Russian,
a collection of piano pieces, book 2,
edn. no. 6253B.) [12871
© July 4, 1918; 2c. July 14, 1913;
FE 316401; Augener, ltd., London.
:
:
|
# Swan DE RUGGIERO, AU DEUXIRME ACTE
pAtcInA. See Hiindel (G. F.)
BOANT DU sor; par A. Leonardi;
piano. [12872
© Dee. 16, 1912; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
1 FB 316424; Carisch & Jiinichen, Milan.
MHAPPELL’S INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS, NO.
{ 20; arr. for orchestra by Arthur
' Wood, with cornet or euphonium
solo. 4to. Contents:—Where my
earavan has rested, music by Her-
mann Lohr.—The reason, music by
Teresa Del Riego. [128738
© July 26, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 28,
! 1913; E 316644; Chappell & co., Itd..,
' London. [Copyright is claimed on
| arrangement. J
OHARLIE IS MY DARLING; air varie arr.
. by Albert Franz; violin and piano.
[12874
© July. 12, 1918; 2 ¢: July 12,
1913; E 315127; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
HARMING; valse by Archibald Joyce;
military band. London. Boosey &
co. (Jn Boosey’s military journal,
134th series, no. 5.) [12875
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
- 1918; E 316195; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. _[Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
HARMING NANCY; words by J. M.
O’Sullivan, music by Willard Groom.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12876
© June 6, 19138; 2 « June 23,
1913; E 314484; James M. O’Sulli-
yan, Brooklyn.
}
}
,
|
CHARMING RAG; by A. L. Dupuis; pi-
ano. [12877
© July 1, 1913; 2 ¢. July 12. 1913;
BE 315141; Almanzor L. Dupuis,
Lowell.
CHASE (THE); concert march, by H.
D. Priest; pf. [12878
© July 2, 1913; 2c. July 5, 1913;
E 314879; Helen Divoll Priest. Clin-
ton, Mass.
-
CuHASSE (LA); sonate von J. L. Dus-
sek. revidiert von Adolphe Wouters,
fiir piano. [12879
©" June 12, 1913; 2 « July 3,
1913; E 316299; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. }
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12887
CHATTER-BOX; Study in phrasing, by
Lita Jarratt; piano. (5 melodious
études, no. 2.) [12880
© July 26, 1918; 2 ec. July 28,
1913; E 316676; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
CHE CE Vo; versi di E. Nicolardi (C. O.
Lardini), musica di EH. Nardella;
canto e piano. [12881
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c June 20,
1918; E 312409; Polyphou musik-
werke a. g., Wabren-Leipzig.
CHE MAI DICEVI ALLA CANDIDA LUNA?
melodia versi di Enrico Panzacchi,
musica di Enrico Morpurgo; mezzo
soprano o baritono. (Melodie per
canto e pf., no. 2.) [12882
© June 27, 19138; 2 c. June 28,
1918; E 316250; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CHE VI RESTA? versi di Rocco Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di Francesco
Buongiovanni; canto e piano.
[12883
©. Dee. 1; 1912; 2 ce June -20,
1918; E 3812443; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CHEERFUL (THE) IDIOT; humorous
laughing song, words and music by
Charles J. Winter. [12884
© July 8, 1913; 2c July 8, 1913;
E 312614; Reynolds & co., London.
CHELLO CHE PIACE A ME; canzone popo-
lare vyersi di Aniello Califano, mu-
sica di G. de Gregorio; canto e pi-
ano. [12885
©, Dee, 1, 1912; 2. e; June, 20,
1918; E 312477; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CHERUBINI (MARIA LUIGI CARLO ZE-
NOBI SALVATORE) Récitatif et air
de l’héroine dans Faniska; opéra en
trois actes de Cherubini (1806),
texte allemand de Sonnleithner, tra-
duction francaise d’ Ernest Closson,
annoté de F. A. Gevaert, continué
par A. Wotquenne; soprano. et
piano. (Repertoire classique du
chant francais, no. 231.) [12886
(© Oct. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 312251; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique. ]
CHI CREDE ’A FEMMENA; Versi di Raff.
Ferraro Correra, musica di Rodolfo
Falvo. [12887
© Dee, 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20,
1913; E 3812412; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
187
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32888
Gur SA LE MIE PENE; lamentation Nna-
politaine (vers 1620) traduction
francaise d’ Ernest Closson, musique
anonyme, annoté de IF. A. Gevaert,
eontinué par Alfred Wotquenne;
mezzo-soprano ou contralto et piano.
(Répertoire francais de _ lancien
ehant classique, no. 499.) [12888
©. Jan: 1, 1913;'’2 c.. Apr. T,1913;
BE 812240; Henry Lemoine & cCie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique.]
CHICHIRICO (EL); tango Argentino
por Camillo de Rhynal; piano.
[12889
© May 1, 1918; 2c. July 21, 19138;
E 316564; F. D. Marchetti, Paris.
CHICKEN PIE; words and music by
Charles Hamp. [12890
iG July. 17, 1913-2 e. suly als;
1918; EH 318682; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
CHILD SONGS; music by Denis F.
Capes. Contents: Morning; words
from the Rosie posie book.—I won-
der why; words by D. F. Capes.—
Secrets; words by Teresa Hooley.—
Rest; words by D. F. Capes. [12891
© June 23, 1918; 2 ce. June 28,
1913; E 316266; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
CHinps (A) THOUGHTS AT NIGHT;
words by Alfred H. Hyatt, music
by Joseph W. G. Hathaway. (Mod-
ern songs, no. 81, no. 2.) [12892
© July 24, 1918; 2 @ July 25,
1913; E 316688; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
CHIMES AT TWILIGHT; reverie by Les-
lie Taylor; piano. [12893
© July 3, 1913; 2c. July 5, 19138:
E 314887; Leo. Feist, inc., New
York.
CHING-A-RING; Japanish intermezzo
two step, yon John F. Norton, op.
142, fiir piano. [12894
(), Mar. 9,.1918; 2 c.. July 46,
19138; E 316452; S. G. Parges,
Prague.
CHIT-CHAT, PRETTY LITTLE DAMSELS
HOW THEY CHAT; old English song,
trio arr. by Alfred Moffat; womens
voices. (Octavo series, no. 556.)
[12895
© July 26, 1918; 2 ce July 28,
1913; E 316661; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
788
CHITARRATA NAPULITANA; versi di R.
CHOPIN (FREéDERIC FRANCOIS) Im-
—— Military polonaise in A major, by |
—— Nocturne: von Fr. Chopin, op. 9, |
——— Study in C sharp minor; by F.
pt. III, n. s., v. §|
Ferraro Carrera, musica di Eman-
uele Nutile; canto e piano. [128964
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20, 19138 ;|
EH 312428 ; Polyphon-musikwerke|
a.-g. Wahren- -Leipzig.
promptu in A flat; by F. F. Chopin,
op. 29, edited and fingered by Emil!
Sauer; piano. (Selected edition,|
progressive series, grade VI, A.) |
© July 16, 1918; 2 ¢« July 18,
1918; EH 316511 ; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is/
claimed on editing and annota-
tions. ]
Mazurka in B flat, by F. F. Cho-
pin, op 7, no. 1, revised and refin-
gered and annotated by W. S. B.
Mathews; piano. [12898 |
© July 16, 1913:02 eRe 1s,
1913; E 318686; Art Publication So-
ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is
claimed on edited copy and annota- |
tions. ]
|
F. F. Chopin, op. 40, no. 1, revised |
and annotated by W. 8. B. Mathews: |
piano. [12899
© July 16, 19125) 2 toy eee. |
1918; E 318687; Art Publication So-
ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is}
claimed on edited copy and annota-
tions. ]
no, 2,in Es dur, mit kritisch-instruk- |
tiven anmerkungen und fingersatz |
von Eugen d’Albert. (Klavierabende, |
no. 715.) [12900 |
© June 16, 1918; 2 « June 25,!|
1913 3. W) Sil2514% Rob. Forberg, raip |
zig.
von Fr. Chopin, op. 15, no. 2 |
in Fis-dur, mit kritisch-instruktiven
anmerkungen und fingersatz, heraus- |
gegeben von Hugen d’Albert. (Kla-—
vierabende, no. 76.) [12901 |
© June 16, 1913; 2 c June 25, |
1913; FE 312513: Rob. Forberg, Leip- |
zig.
Chopin, op. 25, no, 7, transcribed and |
paraphrased by Edwin H. Lemare; |
organ. (The recital series, no. 30.) |
[12902 |
© July 26, 1918; 2 ae ily 2s, |
1918; E 316699; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on |
arrangement. ]
lo. 7, 1918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12918
YHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS )—Contd.
— Study in E flat minor; by
( Chopin, op. 10, no. 6, transcribed and
, paraphrased by Edwin H. Lemare;
_ organ. (The recital series, no. 29.)
[12903
© July 26, 1913; 2 c July 28,
} 1913; E 316700; Novello & co., Itd.,
“ London. [Copyright is claimed on
‘ arrangement. ]
— Valse in A,minor; by Chopin, ed.
and annotated by Frederic Lille-
> bridge for piano [with biographical
‘sketch and recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive series,
. grade 2-A.) [12904
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
(1913; E 314612; Art publ. soc., St.
“Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notating and editing.]
»—— Valse in Re flat; di Chopin, op.
; 64, no. 1, riduzione di G. Pawlosky
( per pianoforte a 4 mani. [12905
A © Apr. 23, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 316355: Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
Waltz in A flat, by F. F. Chopin,
1 op. 34, no. 1, revised and annotated
) by W. S. B. Mathews; piano. [12906
me © July 16, 1913; 2 c. July 18,
? 1913; E 318688; Art Publication So-
| ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is
elaimed on edited copy and annota-
tions. ]
BuHoratts. See Rogers (Roland)
_ tuneful voluntairies, book 1. _
Six
‘CHRIST SHALL BE KING; words by W.
C. Poole, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[12907
| © July 15, 19138; 2 e« July 14,
1913; E 318483 ; Charles H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
HRISTENSEN’S PICTURE SHOW COLLEC-
i
TION; by A. W. Christensen; Piano.
[12908
guly 15, 1913+,.2.¢e. July 19,
1913: E 315234; Axel W. Christen-
sen, Chicago.
HRISTIAN SEEK NOT YET REPOSE;
words by Charlotte Elliott, music
by C. BE. B. Price. 4to. (Popular
' edition series, no. 113.) [12909
© May 22, 19138; 2 ec. May 31,
1913; E 312271; Woodward & co,
London, Ont., Canada.
mcus DAY; words by F. D. Rogers,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12910
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315053; Frank D. Rogers, Santa
Barbara, Cal.
eee ee
CircUS TIME; words by C. I. Cox,
music by Abert Swift. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. (12911
© June 24, 1913; 2. July 8, 1913;
EH 315002; Clarence 5, Cox, Carbon-
dale, O.
City (THE) OF LOVE; words and musie
by T. D. V. Petty. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12912
© June 24, 1913; 2¢. July 8, 1913;
E 315085; Trudy D. Voy Petty,
Memphis, Tenn.
CLARA POLKA; by A. B. Kraemer, op.
10; piano 4 hands. [12913
G) July’ Jen tots: 2c. July -18;
1918; E 315220; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati.
CLAYTON’S GRAND MARCH; by Chas D.
Blake, op. 100, arr. by Geo. Lowell
Tracy; orch. with piano ace. 4to.
[12914
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. July 5, 1913;
BE 314892; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
CLEMENTI (Mvuzio) Sonatine; by M.
Clementi, op. 36, no. 1, annotated
and ed. by Frederic Lillebridge for
piano [with biographical sketch and
recitation questions]. (Selected edi-
tion progressive ser., grade 1—A.)
[12915
{c) ‘June 28. 1918> 2 ¢ June 25,
1913; E 314601; Art publ. soc, St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
CLOE, CLOE, I LOVE you so; words by
Walter Bruce, music by Gitz Rice.
[12916
(CO) Suty /S.\ 1918: 2) e.,. Ialg Fh
1918; E 318424; Delmar music ¢co.,
Itd., Montreal, Canada.
CLOSE To THEE; words and music by
by C. B. Blount; quartet with alto
and baritone duet. [12917
© June 30, 1913; 2e uly &
1913; E 314820; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
CoBWEB (A) IN THE CORNER; words by
I. C. Paulsen, music by L. A. Clark.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12918
© July 10, 1913; 2 ec. July 18,
1913; E 818585; Iva Craig Paulsen,
Soledad, Cal.
789
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES +
12919
a |
i :
pt. 1,
pagine per pianoforte, di
L. GC. Anselmi, op. 9. [12919
© June 17, 1918; 2 ¢. July 18,
1918; E 316517;
selmi, Milan.
CoGITATA ;
CoLUMBIA SONGS; comp. by a commit-
tee appointed by the Alumni coun-
cil, Burnet C. Tuthill, editor-in-chief.
vii, 160 p. 4to. [12920
© June 2, 1913; 2 ec June 21,
1918; A 347770; Alumni council of
Columbia university, New York.
CoME AROUND AND MAKE LOVE TO ME;
words and music by A. Seymour
Brown. [12921
© July 7, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1913;
HE 314899; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
CoME BACK, MY
DREAMS; words by H.
music by Jean Buckley.
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12922
©). June 24, 1913-2. ¢. July Ss,
1913; E 315047; Ella A. Johnson,
Centralia, 111.
SWEETHEART, IN
A. Johnson,
Washing-
CoME LET US SING; text from the
Bible, music by A. Tiffany, ed. by
J. W. Lerman; mixed voices and
organ. [12923
©). Paly 26,1912: 2.4 July 29,
19138; E 815316: Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed on
new organ score and harmonic re-
vision. ]
CoME, PRETTY WAG; words by M. Peer-
son, music by M. U. Arkwright;
mixed voices. 4to. (Two-part mu-
sic; school series, no. 81.) [12924
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1918; E 316165; Boosey & co.. Lon-
don.
COME RIDE IN MY FLYING MACHINE;
words and music by A. L. Colman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12925
© July 10, 1918; 2 «.
1913; E 318608; A. L. Colman, De
Soto, Mo.
COME, SWEET MORNING (Viens, au-
rore); English words by R. H.
Elkin, music arr. by A. L., ed. by
Richard D. Metcalfe; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral series, three and four
voices, no, 11).
© June 30, 1918: 2 «.
1913; E 816274: Enoch & sons, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement, }
[12926
July 1,
790
Lucia Contini An- |
July 18, |
by W. Berwald; men’s chorus.
choruses, no. 5746.) 927 |
© July 8, 1918; 2 «. July 9, 19 3s
E 318396; G. Schirmer, New Yo x
or
CoME UNTO ME (Kommet her zu mir) ; '
duet, words from the Bible, arr. by)
A. Grimm; two voices and pianoliy
with English and German words. |)
[1292
© June 21, 1913; 2 e« June 26, .
1913; EB 312561: Antigo pub. cO.,
Antigo, Wis. .
COME UNTO ME, YE WEARY; anthem, ||
words by William C. Dix, music A)
Peter Volpe; mixed voices. ( .
parish choir, no. 1580.)
© July 24, 1913: 2 ¢ July Bie
1913; HB 315275 : Charles Li. Hutch- f
ins, Concord, Mass. |
COME WHILE THE DOOR IS OPEN; words
and music by Haldor Lillenas.
© July 3, 1913; 2 @ July 3, 1918;}
E 318315; Charles Reign Scoville, 1
Chicago.
COME WITH ME, LOVE; words by Con-|}j
suelo R. Mora, music by Franz}
Hoffman. Washington, H. Kirkus)
Dugdale co. [12931 jf
© June 24, 1913; 2 « July 8,8
1918; E 815069; C. Rodriquez ma
Santa Clara, Cuba.
COME WITH ME TO LOVELAND;
and music by O. Ruhnke. New
York, C. L. Partee music pub. co.
[12932 |
© June 30, 1913; 2 « July 9,i))
1918; E 318413; Otto Ruhnke, New |
York.
COME WITH ME TO-NIGHT TO SPOON- |}
LAND; words by P. Gilpin, music by |
Burt Wallace. Washington, H. |
Kirkus Dugdale co. [129388 |}
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913; |
EB 315035; Paul Gilpin, Cleveland, O.
COMME SUMIGLIE A MAMMETA3 versi di |
Antonio Barbieri, musica di Fran- |
cesca Boungiovanni; canto e piano.
[12934
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 e. June 20, 1913;
E 3812426; Polyphon -musikwerke ||
a.-g. Wabren-Liepzig.
CONCENTRATED TECHNIC; by Alois F.
Lejeal; pf. [12985
© July 12, 1913; 2 « July 12, |
1918; EH 815128; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. \|
Do. 7, 1913
CONCERTO GROSSO NO. 8; von Arcangelo
Corelli (1653-1713), Weihnachts-
musik ftir den praktischen gebrauch
bearbeitet von Arnold Schering, fiir
streichorchester. Partitur.
© Jan. 15, 1913; 2 « July 16,
1913; E 316440; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement.]
CONFIDENCE; waltz by Clothilde; piano.
(Collection of dance music, no. 8.)
[12987
© June 18, 18138; 2 ¢. July 2, 1913;
BH 312577; B. F. Wood music co.,
_ Boston.
CONSECRATION; words and music by
O. J. Tharp. Svo. (Jn his Inspired
hymns. ) [12988
i) oely 5, 1918; 2c. July 7, 1913;
E 3818869; Oscar Jefferson Tharp,
Brimfield, Il.
CONSOLATION IN sorROW (Trost im lei-
den); duet, arr. by A. Grimm; two
voices and piano with English and
German words. [12939
© June 21, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 312562; Antigo pub co., An-
i ¢igo, Wis.
| CONTENTMENT; valse by Jan Hurst; pf.
[12940
{ © June 9, 19138; 2 c. June 10, 1913;
(
\
|
p
E 316024: Banks & sons, York, Eng-
land.
CORE BELLO! versi di R. Ferraro Cor-
rera,
canto e piano.
musica di Emanuele Nutile;
[12941
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
E 312441; Polyphon musikwerke.
a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CORNET LESSONS, Nos. 1-4; by Henri
Du Bois. [12942-12945
oe Joly: 13; 1918: 2 c. July wi,
19138; E 3816532-316535; Slinger-
| land’s correspondence school of mu-
sic, Chicago.
CoTTAGE (THE) BY THE MOUNTAIN;
words by W. Winning, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12946
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
E 314972; William Winning, Blas-
dell, N. Y.
Coucou (LE); by A. Arensky, edited
and revised by Alex Roloff, for
young players. (Russian, a collec-
tion of piano pieces, book 1, edn.
no. 6253a.) [12947
© July 4, 1913; 2 ¢. July 14, 1913;
E 316395; Augener, ltd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
[12936 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12955
Coucov (Lr)—Continued.
(The cuckoo); rondo by Louis-
Claude Daquin, ed. and annotated
by Frederic Lillebridge for piano
[with biographical sketch and reci-
tation questions]. (Selected edition
progressive ser., grade 2-B).
[12948
© June 28, 1913; 2c. June 25, 1918;
E 314607; Art publ. soc., St. Louis.
[Copyright is claimed on annotations
and editing. ]
COUNTRY DANCE: short piece by John
Ireland; piano. (Three rustic dances,
no. 2.) [12949
© July 14,1913; 2e¢. July 14, 1913;
E 316861: J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
CoUNTRY NIGHT SONG; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Mon-
tague F. Phillips. [12950
© July 26,1913; 2c. July 28, 1913;
E 316640; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
CouRANTE. Sce Bach (J. 8S.) French
suite no. 5.
CouURTSHIP; words by EH. C. Johnston,
music by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12951
© July 10,1913; 2c. July 18, 1913;
HK 318658 ; i. Johnston, Woodhull, Il.
Cow-Boy JAcK; words by Myrtie E.
Trenchard, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington. H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12952
© June 24,1913; 2c. July 8,1913;
E 315062; Mrs. Robie C. Trenchard,
Himrod, N. Y.
CowsLips; two-part song, poetry by
Stephen Gwynne, music by EH. T.
Sweeting. 4to. (Part song no. 65.)
[12953
© July 24,1918; 2c. July 25, 1918;
E 316631; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
CraB (THE) DANCING (Le pas du
crabe) ; dance nouvelle de O. Rodde;
piano. [12954
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. July 21,1918;
E 316565; F. D. Marchetti, Paris.
CRACOVIENNE. Scc Rubinstein (A. G.)
CRADLE (A) sonc; words by. William
Blake, music by John Pointer, op. 9,
no. 5; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
library, no. 98.) [12955
© July 14,1913; 2c. July 16, 1918;
E 316491; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
791
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12956
pt. 111, n. 8., Vv. 8
CRADLE SONG AND ANGEL CHOIR; by
Edward J. Bellerby, op. 38; organ.
[12956
© May 26, 1913; 2c. June 14, 1913;
E 316041; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
CRADLE SONG OF AN [IRISH MOTHER;
verses by Josephine V. Rowe, music
by Dermot Macmurrough. [12957
© July 12,1913; 2c. July 18, 1913 ;
E 316502; Boosey & co., London.
CRADLE (THE) SONG OF THE WINDS;
study in sustained melody, by Lita
Jarratt; piano. (5 melodious
études, no. 3.) [12958
© July 26, 1913; 2 c July 28,
1913; E 316677; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
CREOLE SWING SONG; words by Fred.
HE. Weatherly, music by Luigi
Denza; no. 4, duet in G flat, no. 5,
duet in A flat. [12959, 12960
© May 23, 1918; 2 ¢c. each June
14, 1918; E 316042, 316043; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
CREPUSCULE (TWILIGHT) ; Ethel
Barns; violon et piano. [12961
© May 28, 19138; 2 ec. June 14,
19138; E 316044; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
par
CRICKET IN THE GRASS; words and
music by Elizabeth A. M. Fisher.
Washington, The H. Kirkus Dugdale
co. [12962
© June 14, 1913: 2 c. June 23,
1918; E 314748; Mrs. C. F. Fisher,
Marpirlee, N. B., Can.
CRIMSON (THE) ROSE.
Syria.
See Songs of
’CROSS THE MASON-DIXON LINE; words
by Stanley Murphy, music by Henry
I. Marshall. [12963
© July 14,.1913; 2.¢. July 15,
1913; E 315177; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
CROSSING THE BAR; words by Lord
Tennyson, music by Nellie Shorthill
Bradshaw; mixed voices and or-
gan. [12964
© Aug. 27, 1912; 2 ec July 29,
1913; EH 315319; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York.
CuPIp; words by S. Burrows, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [12965
© June 6, 1913; 2 c@ June 17,
1913; E 3818114; Mrs. Sarah Bur-
rows, Grand Rapids, Wis.
CUPID AND THE BEE; words by Ana-
creon, translated by Thomas Moore, ©
music by Carl Hahn; men’s voices. |
4to. (Choruses, glees and part-
songs, no. 2404.) [12966
© July 8, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913; |
E 314948; John Church co., Cincin- §
nati. if
CURSE (THE) OF AN ACHING HEART;
medley waltz by Al Piantadosi and
Jack Richmond, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; band. 4to. [12967
© July 8, 1918; 2c. July 9, 1913;
E 318401; Leo. Feist, ine, New
York.
CursE (THE) OF CROMWELL; Irish
folk-song, English version by Alice
Milligan, arr. by C. Milligan Fox;
low in C. [12968
© June 24, 19138; 2 ec. June 26,
1913; E 316203; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
D’YE KEN JOHN PEEL? descriptive
piece by Shipley Douglas. (In
Hawkes & son’s military band edi-
tion, no. 394.) [12969
© June 27, 1913; 2 ec. June 28,
1913; E 316233; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
DADDYS LITTLE MAN; lyrics by D. O.
‘Reese, music by D. A. Lewis. [12970
©ilic Irly 11, 19182 Bae
Dan A. Lewis & D. Orville Reese,
Chicago.
DAFFODILS (THE); poem by Words-
worth, music by Harvey Grace, op. 5,
no. 8; three part treble and alto
voices. [12971
© July 24, 1918: /2 ee July ees,
1913; E 316630; Stainer & Bell, !td.,
London.
DAILY EXERCISES (Tigliche uebungen) ;
by Fr. Griitzmacher, for the violon-
cello, revised and re-edited by R. V.
Tabb. [12972
© July 17, 1918; 2 Gago ee,
1913; E 316639; Augener Itd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision & reediting.]
DAN McGann; words and music by
F. J. Lesch. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [12973
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec July 8,
1913; E 314984; Frank J. Lesch,
Auburn, N. Y.
792
‘no. 7, 1913
PANABEGAY WALTZ; by Clarence M.
Jones; piano. [12974
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 14, 1913;
E 318470; Frank P. George, Chicago.
by Adolph Schmidt,
violin solo with piano acc.
[12975
Sy ogane 30, 1913; 2 cc. July 2,
1913; E 314833; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
DANCE CAPRICE;
op. 10;
_DANcE OF THE LEAVES; trio, words by
KF. W. Bancroft, music by H. Waldo
Warner; women’s voices. (Octavo
series, no. 550.) [12976
iewuly 26, 1913: 2 « Tuly 28,
1913; E 316666;
_ Boston.
Arthur P. Schmidt,
DANCE OF THE SUNBEAMS; entr’acte by
Herbert Victor; piano. [12977
sul ih, 1913; 2c. July 16,
1913; E 3816498; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
DANKET DEM HerrRn (Thanks be to
God); musik von Richard Scheu-
' mann; gemischten chor. obl. 8vo.
[12978
| [Heilige Klaenge], no. 133.
. © June 19, 1918; 2 ce. June 25,
| 1913; E 312505; H. F. Aubke &
A. H. F. Breuer, Allegheny, Pa.
Gustave Goublier, transcription pour
piano. [12979
iemages0, 1913:°2.¢c. July,21,
19138; E 316558; Louis Jacquot,
Paris.
i
'
_DANs LA MONTAGNE; pastorale par
,
|
|
DANSE DE CASTAGNETTES; musique de
| scéne de la célebre piece en 5 actes,
Maison de danses, 3° acte, musique
de J. Valverde; piano 4 2 mains,
| no.4. (Répertoire espagnol moderne,
no. 3281.) [12980
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 312542; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
\
DANSE DU CHALE; musique de scéne
de la célébre piéce en 5 actes, Maison
de danses, 3° acte, musique de J.
Valverde; piano 4 2 mains, no. 5.
(Répertoire espagnol moderne, no.
) 3282. ) [12981
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 312548; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
DANSES SAVOYARDES; par J. Chanaud;
Piano 4 quatre mains. [12982
© July 18, 1918; 2 « July 30,
1918; E 312808; Jacques Chanaud,
Paris.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
12991
DANZA CUBANA; par J. Valverde;
piano a 2 mains. Répertoire es-
pagnol moderne, no. 3145.) [12983
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913;
1 312534; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
DaNnza ESOTICA, See Mascagni (Pietro)
DANZA MONTANINA;
per pianoforte.
© June 27,
19138 ;
ples.
DARLING Mary; intermezzo by Jean
Gilbert; military band (Boosey &
co.’s supplemental journal, no. 114.)
[12985
© June 28, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
H 312601; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
DAT LEED VUM HALVEN HAHN; couplet
aus der revue, K6ln, dat ess jett for
dich, text von Christian Witt und
Gerhard Ebeler, musik: von Rudolf
Baron. [12986
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
EH 316456; Revera-verlag, Berlin.
Dawn (THE) OF LOVE; vocal duett,
words by G. Hubi-Newcombe, music
by Luigi Denza; tenor or soprano
and contralto or baritone. [12987
© July) 21, 1918: (2 c. July 23,
1918; E 3165938; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
DAWN (THE) OF MY LIFE; words by
Alice M. Griggs, music by D. S. Per-
cival. [12988
yal), ‘eb Fuly!'22,719138- We $15aGg2 :
Drusilla S. Percival, Seattle.
DAWN (THE) OF THE ROSES; (L’ aurore
des roses); valse par Rosario Fur-
nari; piano. [12989
© May 15, 19138; 2 ec July 21,
1918; E 316555; Rosario Furnari,
Paris.
Day (THE) WILL COME; words by Neal
A. McAulay, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [12990
© July 14, 1913; 2 ¢. July 16,
1913; E 318553; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
DAYRISE AND SUNSET; three part song,
words by George W. Thornbury, mu-
sic by G. Marschal-Loepke [pseud.
of Grace Clough-Leighter], op. 27;
di Isidoro Conte,
[12984
1913 5'..2 ¢,. July, 9)
KX 316327; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
women’s voices. 4to. (Choruses,
glees and part songs, no. 2405.)
[12991
© July 8,:1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 314944; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
793
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12992
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8 |
DEAR ADORABLE GIRLS; waltz song,
words and music by R. B. Alexander.
[12992
© 1c July 26, 1913; BH 3153802;
Raymond B. Alexander, Taylor, Tex.
DEAR HEART; words by BE. Bishop,
music by L. A. Clark. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [12993
© June 24, 19138; 2 c« July 8,
1913; E 315109; BHunice Bishop,
Lansing, Kan.
DEAR (A) LITTLE GIRL IS WAITING;
words and music by H. Coates.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[12994
©. June 24, 19138; 2 « July 8,
1913; E 315023; Hannah Coates,
Oakland.
DEAR MOTHERLAND: words by A. F.
Joseph, music by Artbur Gower.
London Weekes & co. [12995
© June 28, 1918; 2 ce. June 28,
1913: E 316269; A. F. Joseph, Lon-
don.
DEAR OLD bays; words by Henry W.
Gilman, music by Robt. E. Miller.
[12996
© June 25 [1913]; 2 c. June 27,
1918; E 318289: Gilman & Miller,
St. Louis.
DEAR (THE) OLD HOME IS CALLING;
words by G. Hubi-Newcombe, music
by Arthur Kingston Stewart.
[12997
1913s. 2 «@ Tui is;
EH 316503; Boosey & co. Lon-
© July 12,
1918;
don.
DEAR OLD STARS AND STRIPES; words
and music by B. M. Helm. Wash-
ington, Marks-Goldsmith co., ine.
[12998
© June’ 30, 1918; 2 «. July 8,
1913; E 3814924; Bonnie B. Helm,
Albert Lea, Minn.
DEAREST ONE I LOVE BUT YOU; words
and music by Mrs. J. S. Hamilton.
New York. Ferd HB. Mierisch
[12999
© May 29, 1918; 2 ec. June 27,
1913; KE 314741; Mrs. J. Sydney
Hamilton, Georgetown, Cal.
DEIN VATERLAND; ged. von BE. M.
Arndt, musik yon Hugo Kaun, fiir
miinnerchor, a cappella, no. 8. Par-
titur und stemmen. 4to. [18000
© June 14, 1918; 2 ce June 25,
1913; E 812528; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
194
DEUTSCHER TANZ; ged. aus Phil. Hain-
hofers lautenbuch (1603), musik »
bearb. u. herausgegeben von Carl
Hirsch, fiir gemischten chor. Parti-
tur u. stimmen. 4to. Verklungene
weisen, ftinfdeutsche vyolkstieder,
no. 1.) [18001 |
© June 10, 1918; 2 ce June 20,
1918; E 312391; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
Zig.
DEVOTION; by Wilson Manhire; violin
and piano; in G. (EHasy sketches,
no. 8.) [18002
© June 30, 1913; 2 c July 7,
19138; E 316288; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
DEVOTIONAL VOLUNTARIES FOR USE IN.
DIVINE SERVICE; by Charles Vincent;
organ. Book 4. Nos. 19-28. Ato.
[138003
© July 1; 1918; 2 <i,
1918; E 3812639: G. Schirmer, ia.,
London.
DEWDROP TIME; words by Helen Tay-
lor, musie by May H. Brahe; in D.
[138004
© June 30, 1913; 2 © alee,
1918; E 316275; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
in F.
© June 30, 19138; 2 e« July 28,
1918; E 316646; Hnoch & sons, Lon-
don. [18005
DIaBrLLI (ANTONIO) Sonatine by A.
Diabelli, op. 168, no. 6, annotated
and ed. by Frederic Lillebridge for
piano [with biographical sketch and
recitation questions]. (Selected edi-
tion progressive ser., grade 2-A).
[13006
© June 23, 1918; 2 c. June 25,
19138; E 314603; Art publ. soc. St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing.]
DIALOGUE; par Florent Schmitt, op. 17
no. 1; violon et piano. [18007
© July 9, 1918; 2 ¢. July 23, 1913;
E 316591; Hamelle, Paris.
Dip YOU EVER? words by W. B. Neuer,
music by Franz Hoffman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18008
© June 24, 1918; 2 @ July 8,
1918; E 315037; Wm. B. Neuer, In-
dianapolis.
DIMPLES AND SMILES; a rag by A. H.
Cooper; piano. Newport, Ky.
Cooper pub. co. [18009
© June 20, 1918; 2 ec. June 27,
1913; EH 318828; Alfred H. Cooper,
Newport, Ky.
U
© na MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1918
13028
-DISKRETNI ROMANCE; na slova 2. M.
Vyskotil, slozil Rud. VaSata, pro
zpév a klavir, ’cello ad lib. [13010
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2 c« July 16,
1913; E 316469; Mojmir Urbének,
Prague, Austria.
DivipED; poem by Clarice Grey, music
by W. D. Armstrong; med. voice.
[13011
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. July 16,
1913; E 318541; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York.
DIXIE IN THE SPRING; words by L. M.
Taylor, music by W. L. Needham.
Chicago. Inland music house.
[138012
© July 14, 1913: 2 ec. July 17,
1913; E 315216; Lois M. Taylor,
Burnsville, Ala.
DsAxtrt; ballet en un acte de Mme.
Mariquita et Serge Basset, musique
de G. Menier. [13018
© June 11, 1918; 2 c. July 18,
1913; D 19315; Georges Menier,
Paris.
DOES THE SUNSHINE MEAN YOU? bal-
lad words by R. McGinnis, music by
Franz Landes. New York. John T.
Hall music pub. co. [13014
© July 1, 1913; 2c July 2, 1913;
E 314810; Richard McGinnis, Nettle-
ton, Ark.
DONALD’S LULLABY; words and music
by F. M. Mecartney, arr. by Stella
L. Naramore. [18015
© 1c. July 12, 1918; E 315270;
Fannie May Mecartney, Chicago.
DONKEY RAG; words by F. Bombery, jr.,
music by Burt Wallace. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [13016
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
1913; E 318096; Frank Bombery, jr.,
Detroit.
DoN’T BLAME ME, WHEN THE MOON IS
TO BLAME; words by J. B. Morey,
music by Albert Swift. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [13017
© July 10, 1913; 2 c. July 18,
19138; E 318602; James B. Morey,
Wilmot Fiat, N. H.
DON’T FORGET TO SQUEEZE; words by
A. A. Arnold, music by P. C. Lock-
hart. New York. C. L. Partee mu-
sie pub co. } [13018
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. July 9, 1913;
E — Alice A. Arnold, Carmel,
me.
DoNn’T YOU REMEMBER; words by BE.
Williamson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18019
© July 10, 19138; 2 ec July 18,
1913; E 318667; Edw. Williamson,
EK. Montreal, Canada.
DoopLE DANDY; words by R. Butler,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13020
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. Juiy 8, 1913;
E 315078; Rose Butler, Gladstone,
Canada.
DORFKINDER; walzer nach motiven der
operette Der zigeunerprimas, musik
von Emmerich Kélmdén, fiir klavier
zu 4 hiinden. [13021
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2 c. July 16,
1913; E 316484; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
DoRMI Cosi; verdi di Vincenzo Perito,
musica di Salvatore Lopez. [13022
© June 27, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1913;
BH 3816324; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
DowN BY THE WELL; words by EH. J.
Cesal, music by Leo Friedman. Chi-
cago. The American music publish-
ers. [18023
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
1913; E 314798; Edw. J. Cesal, Chi-
cago.
DowN IN BIRMINGHAM; words by H.
M. Bremner, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [138024
ie) Maly, tO; 1918's) 2 ¢ Joly 18,
1918; E 318587 ; Homer M. Bremner,
Philadelphia.
DOWN IN LOVERS’ LANE; words by
Helen Taylor, music by Hasthope
Martin. No. 1inB flat. No 3 in D.
[18025, 13026
© July 7, 1913; 2 c. each July 28,
1913; E 316647, 316648; Enoch &
sons, London.
No. 2 in C. [13027
© July 7, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1913;
EH 312602; Enoch & sons, London.
DowN IN PANAMA; words by Gustav
A. Almorth, music by George L. At-
water. New Haven, Gustav A. Al-
morth. [18028
© June 21, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; H 318290; Georgia L. Almorth,
New Haven.
795
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
138029
DRAUF UND DRAU; ged. von Martin
Drescher, musik yon Hugo Kaun fiir
miinnerchor a cappella, no. 2. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [13029
© June 14, 1913; 2c. June 25,
1913; E 312529; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
DREAM OF THE ROSE; waltzes by Will
B. Morrison; piano. Indianapolis.
Warner C. Williams & co. [13030
© July 26,1913; 2c. July 24, 1918;
BE .315279; Warner C. Williams, In-
dianapolis.
DREAM ONE OF ME, LOVE; words by H.
C. Hall, music by Inez Clark Hall.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18031
© June 24,1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
EH 315008; H. C. Hall, Springboro,
Pa.
DREAM-SONG; by George Oldroyd; vio-
lin and pf. or violoncello ad lib.
[18032
© June 25, 1918; 2c. June 26, 1918;
E 316197; Elkin & co., Itd., London.
DREAM TANGO (La Conchita); tango
Argentina, by Uriel Davis; piano.
[18033
2c. June 27, 1918;
Jerome H. Remick & ¢o.,
© June 26, 19138;
E 314727;
New York.
DREAMILY, DROWSiLY;
Bernard; piano solo. [18084
© May 23,1918; 2 c. July 16, 19138;
KE 316471; Whitehall music co., Lon-
don.
valse by Roy
DREAMING; valse by Archibald Joyce;
band. 4to. [180385
© July 14,1913; 2c. July 15, 1918;
E 312648; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
words by Margaret Erskine, music
by C. B. Hawley ; low voice. [18036
© July 8, 1918; 2 ec. July 8, 1918;
E 314945; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
DREAMING OF NAN AND ME; words by
K. R. Potter, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [13037
© July 10, 1913; 2¢. July 18, 1913;
EK 3186388; Eva Reed Potter, Wil--
liamstown, N. Y.
DREAMLAND; intermezzo by Carl Ritz;
piano. [18088
© June 19, 1913; 2¢. June 21, 1918;
BH 316174; Edwin Ashdown, itd. Lon-
don.
DREAMS OF DAYS GONE BY; words by
Mrs. J. Hill Johnston, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13039 |
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. Tune 23, 1918; |
EH 314489; Mrs. J. Hill Johnston,
Blairsville, Pa.
DREAMY DREAMS; words by BH. I. Jad-
win, music by Burt Wallace. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
18040
© June 24, 1913; 2 e. July 8, 1913;
E 815091; Edith Irene Jadwin, Cedar
Rapids, Ta.
DRIFTING; waltz by Clothilde; piano. 9
(Collection of dance music, no. 2.)
[13041 |
© June 18, 1913; 2 ¢. July 2, 1913;
EH 312578;
Boston.
DRIFTING ALONE BY MOONLIGHT; waltz- |
words by Minnalu L. Mec-
song,
Kenna, music by L. S. Allison.
© July 11, 1918:°2 @ Jules
1913; E 318466; Laura S. Allison,
Joplin, Mo.
DU BIST DIE LUFT; ged. u. musik von |}
Kamillo Horn, op. 68, no. 5; gesang
u. klavier. [18043
© Feb. 14, 1918; 2 @ June 28,
1913; E 316215; C. F. Kahnt nach- |
folger, Leipzig.
Du, 0 SCHONES WELTGEBAUDE;
Ethel Smyth; organ. obl. 4to.
(Short choral preludes, no 2.)
© July 9, 1913:
/312625-
don,
2c. July 10, 1913;
Novela & co., Itd., Lon-
DUETTO AU TROISIEME ACTE DE So-
SARME. See Hindel (G. F.)
DuquinHo; tango-maxixe brésilien,
par M. Sarrablo; piano. [18045
© May 15, 19138; 2 @ July 21,
1918; E 316584; M. Sarrablo, Paris.
DURANTE; military march by A. Scato;
piano. [138046
© May 7. 1918; 2 ce. June 30,
1913; E 314854; Antonio Scato, New
York.
DURING THE STORM; words and music
by C. Panetta. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18047
© July 10; -1913; 2 ea. July 18,
1913; E 318620; Charles a
Boston.
196
a |
pt. 1, n.s;v. 8 |B
B. F. Wood musie¢ co., |
[13042 |
by |
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'
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1913
Irish folk song
English version by Alice Milligan,
eollected and arr. by C. Milligan
Fox; high in G. [13048
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 316201; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
versi di Giovanni
- Capurro, musica di Rodolfo Falvo;
canto e piano. [18049
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c« June 20,
E 312408; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
*E FFIGLIOLE; versi di Rocco Galdieri,
musica di Nicola Valente, canto e
_ piano. © [18050
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 20,
. 1918; E 312482; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
‘/E PICCERILLE; versi e musica di G. B.
de Curtis; canto e piano. [18051
tis.©» Dec. 1,:1912; 2 \c.. June 20,
1913; E 312468; Polyphon-musik-
_werke, a. g-, Wahren- -Leipzig.
Evora E GIRA... canzone popolare
versi di Aniello Califano, musica di
. Salvatore Gambardella; canto e pi-
ano. -' [18052
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
19138; E 312456; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
E vvVA CRIDE; versi di Ant. Barbieri,
musica di Francesco Buongiovanni;
canto e piano. [13053
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913:
E 312419; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.
Wahren-Leipzig.
E. Z. STREET; words by G. L. Snelgrove,
music by Franz Hoffman. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [13054
Mm June. 6, 1913: 2.¢.. June, 23,
1913; E 314496; Geo. L. Snelgrove,
Willow Brook, Sask. tr., Canada.
EcHOES FROM BEULAH; by Manie
Payne Ferguson. Los Angeles, T. P.
& M. P. Ferguson, 1913. 1 p. 1., 268
»' p. 8vo.- $0.25. [18055
© June 27, 1913; 2c. July 2, 1913;
‘ A 350314; M. P. Ferguson, Los An-
geles.
ECHOES FROM THE THEATRE. See Schu-
mann (R. A.)
ECHOES OF THE BALKAN WAR. See
King Constantine suite of marches.
13064
Eco DEL PASSATO; 18 melodie di Giu-
seppe Gallignani, per canto e piano-
forte, Nuova edizione riveduta dall’
autore, no 118944. 4to. [13056
© July °*22, "1918 2") “ee “Fale 2s,
1918; E 316601; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
EDELWEISS-WALZER; nach motiven des
Singspiels, Rosenstock und edelweiss,
musik von Franz Lehar, fiir klavier
zu 2 hiinden. [18057
© Dec. 12, 1912; 2 e= July 16,
19138; HB 316483 : Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
EDEN OF LOVE; words and music by
N. W. Lowe. [18058
©) June. 25, 1913;.2 ce. June 27,
1918; E 314751; Nella W. Lowe,
West Toledo, Ohio.
EpEN (THE) OF MY DREAMS; words by
Kathleen Weatherhead, music by E.
Douglas Tayler, op. 19, no. 5. [138059
© June 7, 1918; 2 ec. June 10,
1918; E 316018; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
EFFIE-WALZER; nach. motiven der op-
erette, Die beiden husaren, musik
von Léon Jessel, fiir infanterie mu-
sik. [13060
© May 10, 1913; 2 c June 12,
1913; E 316087; Felix Bloch erben,
Berlin. —
HILEFEN; words by J. Judge, music by
Charles EK. Coleman. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [13061
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 318339; James Judge, Co-
rona, N. Y.
EINE TONE (One tone); a solo of one
hundred measures, showing the vari-
ous chords, progressions and modula-
tions [etc.] composed by E. Brooks;
violin and piano. [138062
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. June 30,
1913; E 314868; Ellis Brooks, Chi-
cago.
ELAINE; melody by Wilfred Sander-
son; piano. [18063
(duly. 14,4013: :2: eT as;
, 1913; E 316488; Gould & co., Lon-
~ don.
ELK (THE) AND OLp GLory; a toast,
~ words and music by F. Hackert.
[18064
© July 9, 1913; 2 ¢. July 11, 1913;
E 318431; Frederick HDackert, White
Plains, N. Y.
797
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13065
EMMA AND DEAR JOE; words by I. Jor-
dan, music by Jean Buckley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138065
@ July 410,.1913;.2 c.. duly 2B,
1913; E 3818592; Ineze . Jordan,
Brewster, N. Y. -
EMPIRE DAY; march composed by A. de
Leeuw; pf. London, Bach & Co.
[13066
© June 2, 1913; 2 ec June 28,
1913; E 316219; Andrew de Leeuw,
London.
ENCHANTMENT; reverie by Floyd J.
St. Clair; full orch. with solo for
trombone or cornet and piano acc.
4to. [13067
© June 20, 1918; 2 @ July 2,
1918; E 314840; Henderson N.
White, Cleveland.
ENCORE; valse par A. Valsien; piano.
[18068
© May 30, 1918; 2 ¢ July 21,
1913; HE 316544; A. Bosc. Paris.
ENTRE LES DEUX AMOURS; Chansonette,
paroles de Jost, musique de J. Val-
verde. (Répertoire espagnol
moderne, no. 3175.) [138069
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 ec. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 312585; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
ENTRY OF THE BULGARS; marche Slav
by Adolf Lotter, arr. by Frank Win-
terbottom. (Jn Hawkes & son’s mili-
tary band edition, no. 393.) [138070
© June 27; 1913; ‘2c. Fume Bs,
1913; E 316228; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
Hnvoy (THE); march, by Geo. Rosen-
krans; full band. 4to. [138071
© June 20, 1913; 2c. July 2, 1913;
EK 314845; Henderson N. White,
Cleveland.
EPILOGUE; by W.
organ. (Original compositions no.
20.) [138072
© July 26, 19138; 2c July 28,
1913; E 316698; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
Wolstenholme ;
ItpITaAPH. See Tomlinson (H. W.)
Four impressions.
EPITHALAMIUM; impromptu by Clar-
ence Lucas, op. 54; piano. [18073
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; EH 312427; Chappell & co., ltd,
London,
pt. 1, n.s8.,v.8 |
EQUAL RIGHTS RALLY SONG; words by
Edwin 8S. Sheppe, music by J. A. |
Sheppe. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18074
© June 24, 1913: 2 ©.) daly ||
1913; EH 315106; Jeanette Armstrong
Sheppe, Mount Sidney, Va.
ERSCHIENEN IST DER HERRLICH’ TAG;
by Ethel Smyth; organ. obl. 4to.
(Short choral preludes, no. 4.)
[18075
July 9, 19133 2 ¢c. July 1p |
1913; E 312622; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
Hs GING SEIN LIEB ZU SUCHEN. See
Aulin (Tor); Drei lieder.
Hs WOLLT EIN JAGER JAGEN; ged. aus
Gassenhawerlin (1535), musik
bearb. u. herausgegeben von Carl
Hirsch, fiir gemischten chor. Parti-
tur u. stimmen. 4to. (Verklungene
weisen, ftinf deutsche volkslieder, |
no. 3.) [13076 |
© June 10, 1918; 2 ce. June 20,
1913; EH 3812389; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
HSERCITO ITALIANO; valzer di Edoardo |
Ferravilla; pf. [13077
© June 27, 1918; 2 c. June 2s)
1913; H 316251; G. Ricoradi @aea,
Milan.
HSPANA FLAMENCA; fantasie, De viva
Cordoba, zarzuela en un acto, de J. ||
Valverde; piano 4 2 mains. (Réper- |
toire espagnol moderne, no. 3147.)
[18078
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 17, 1918;
E 312536; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
HTasil; romanza, soneto di Alberto As-
quini, musica di Enrico Morpurgo;
canto e violino con accompto. di pf.
[13079
© June 27, 1918; 2 ec. June 28,
1913; E 316252; G. Ricomiiee® won
Milan.
ETERNAL FATHER; poem by Robert
Bridges, set to music by Charles
Villiers Stanford, op. 135; unac-
companied mixed chorus, 6 parts.
4to. (Three motets, no. 2.) [18080
© July 14, 1918; 2c. July 26;
1913; EF 3164938; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. ;
HTERNAL LIGHT; words by W. F. Free-
man jr., music by Ferd. E. Mierisch.
New York, Broadway music co.
[13081
© June 25, 1913; 2 « Juiy ig
1918; E 318550; William F. Free-
man, jr. Middleton, Mass.
798
‘no. 7, 1918
Thomas; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18082
m=) July 10, 1913; 2 ec. July 18,
1913; E 318597; Samuel P. Thomas,
Ashton, Md.
} BHTERNAMENTE; waltz by Fiona, arr. by
: Dan Godfrey; military band. 4to.
[138083
© June 25, 1918; 2 c« June 26,
1918; E 316200; Gould & co., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
Irorres (LES) (LAS ESTRELLAS) ; Ma-
zurka par Valverde y Serrano, para
piano. (Répertoire espagnol mo-
derne, no. 3148.) [18084
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 19138;
E 312537; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
‘ ETUDE APPASSIONATA IN D FLAT; by
Sydney Rosenbloom, op. 9; piano.
[18085
© July 2, 1918; 2 c. July 14,
1913; E 316383; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
| Evrerpra; valse-ballet by Henry Weyts,
op. 629; piano. [18086
© July 14,1913; 2c. July 14, 1913;
E 316366; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
EVANGEL (THE) OF PEACE AND GOOD
WILL; a sacred cantata, words se-
lected and music composed by A. L.
Cowley. Vocal score with piano acc.
4to. London, Novello & co., ltd.
[13087
© July 26,1918; 2c. July 28, 1913 ;
E 316697; A. L. Cowley, Essex, Eng-
land.
EVENING; a romance by Kingsley Wood-
field; pianoforte, a study on expres-
sion. (Naunton’s national music sys-
tem, lesson 6.) [13088
| © July 19,1913; 2c. July 19, 1913;
E 312810; H. A. Weymann & son,
| inc., Philadelphia.
;
|
:
EVERMORE; words and music by M. J.
Messer. [13089
© July 15,1913; 2c. July 17, 1913;
E 315214; C. W. Thompson & ©Co.,
Boston.
Every DAY I LOVE YOU BETTER THAN I
DID THE DAY BEFORE; words and music
by O. L. Westbury. [13090
© June 15, 1913; 1 ¢. June 18, 1913;
: 1 e@ July 7, 1913; E 318362; Olin L.
Westbury, Charleston, S. C.
i MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13099
'}\ HTERNAL SUNSHINE; waltz by S. P. | Evpry LADY THINKS YOU'RE GRAND, BUT
YOUR WIFE; from the opera Princess
Lulu, words by J. W. Musgrove,
musie by Carl Blum. _ Stapleton,
N. Y. H. Traeger music house.
[13091
© July 1,1913; 2 ce. July 11, 1913;
E 3184384; James W. Musgrove, Sta-
pleton, N. Y.
EVERYBODY WALTZ; syncopated by F.
Metzger; piano. [18092
© July 24,1918; 2c. July 24,1913;
KH 315281; Felix Metzger, Richmond,
Ind.
EXALT HIs NAME; harvest anthem,
words from the Bible, music by C.
Simper; mixed voices and organ.
London. Weekes & co. 4to. [13093
© June 80, 1913; 2 c. July 7, 1913;
E 316286; Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England.
EXCEEDING, ABUNDANT; words and mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas. [138094
© July 3, 1918; 2c. July 3, 1913;
E 3818810; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
EXILE (AN) AT HOME; words by A. M.
Chapman, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18095
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
E 315051; A. M. Chapman, Winni-
peg, Canada.
Exit, Prerror! words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Herbert
Oliver; in A flat. [13096
© May 24, 1918; 1 c. June 2, 1913;
1 e June 26, 19138; BH 312559; J. H.
Larway, London.
HYES (THE) OF THE GIRL I LOVE; words
by Hannah Egelston, music by HE.
Beach. Cincinnati, Joseph Krolage
music co. [13097
© July 28,1918; 2c. July 24, 1913;
EK 315289; Emil Beach, Covington,
Ky.
FABLIAU; by Theodore Lack, op. 283,
transcribed by F. Rehfeld; violin
and piano. [13098
© July 14,1918; 2 c. July 14, 1913;
E 38163879; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
FAIR BRIDES OF THE SUNNY SOUTH;
words and music by W. C. Shimo-
neck. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18099
© June 24, 1913; 2 @ July 8,
1913; E 314965; William C. Shimo-
neck, Washington.
799
6132—13——3
‘CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13100
pt. 111, n. 8., v. 8 i
Farr Hawai; words and music by J.
F. Kutz. San Francisco. J. B.
Howell & co. [18100
© July 10, 1918; 2 « July 5,
1913; E 314882; James Fulton Kutz,
Vallejo, Cal.
F'AIRY-PLAY (THE) (Feenspiel) ;
from In the forest, composed and
annotated by Carolus V. Agghazy,
op. 42 for piano [with biographical
sketch and recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive ser.
grade 2-A; Modern composers’ se-
ries, 20x.) [138101
© June 23, 1918; 2 ce June 25,
1913; E 312520; Art pub. soc., St.
Louis.
Fase; words by L. Storey, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [13102
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec. July 8,
1913; E 315000; Lucile Storey, Bis-
bee, Ariz.
FANTASIA EROICA; by Fr. Kitihmstedt,
op. 29, ed. by Arthur Boyse; organ.
[138103
() June 380, 1918; 2 ¢. July 1,
1918; E 3816277; J. & W. Chester,
Brighton, England. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
7
FANTASIA No. 1, 1&3 D MINOR. See Mo-
zart (W. A.)
FANTASIE IMPROMPTU; by Carl Moter;
pf. [138104
© July: 2, 19138; 2 ¢. July 2, 1918;
EH) 314856; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
FAR ABOVE ALL POWER AND DOMINION;
music by Orlando A. Mansfield;
mixed voices. (Octavo _ series,
sacred, no. 1058.) [13105
@> July 26, 1918; °2 ‘e) July 28,
1913; EH 316657; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Far AWAY; words by H. Ewell, music
by L. A. Clark. New York. Len
Fleming & co. [13106
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. July 18,
1918; E 3815226; Hannah Ewell,
Colletts Sta., Va.
FAR MORE SILVER THREADS THAN GOLD;
words by M. Woods Staley, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [138107
© July 10, 1918; 2 @ July 18,
1913; E 318672; Margaret W. Staley,
Kokomo, Ind.
' FAREWELL BESSIE LANE;
words by if!
Geo. Hoffman, music by Burt Wal- |}
lace.
dale co. [13108
© June 24, 1918: 2 c July 8 f
1918; H 315043 ; G. Hoffman, Flint,
Mich.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- q
F'AREWELL, MY LOVE, FAREWELL; wal ,
by C. E. Rupp, musie by Franz
Hoffman.
Dugdale co. [13109
© June 24, 1918; 2 c« July 8, |
1913; E 315007; Chas. E. Rupp, New
Orleans.
FARMERMADCHEN (DAS); operette in
Washington, H. Kirkus |
drei akten, text von Georg Okon- |}
kowsky, musik von G. Jarno, fiir
orchester, Stimmen. [13110
© July 9, 1918; 2 « Jdulyoes
lin.
—walzer nach motiven der gleich- |
namigen operette von Georg Jarno,
arr. von H. Bliithgen. 1. Kavallerie-
musik. 2. Infanterie-musik.
[18111, 18112
© July 2, 1918; 2 c. each July 14,
1913; E 316409, 316410; Georg Jarno,
Berlin.
Fate (THE) OF A SHIP; words and
music by C. H. Spicer. Washington, ©
[138118
H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 19138;
E 314501; Chas. H. Spicer, Enum-
claw, Wash.
FATHER HAS GONE AWAY, MOTHER HAS ©
GONE TOO; words by A. C. Christen-
son, music by John F. Ryan. Wash-
ington, Hayworth music pub. co.
[13114
© June 25, 1913; 2 @ June
1918; E 318351; A. C. Christenson,
Los Angeles.
FATIMA}
Hamilton, op. 11; violin and piano.
[18115
© July 5, 1918; 2 ec. July 10, 1913;
E 3184386; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
FAUST OVERTURE. See Wagner (Rich-
ard)
FEInD (DER). See Mattiesen (Hmil) ;
Zwolf gedichte.
Frestzue; von F. Klose, fiir grosses
orchester. Partitur. Karlsruhe i.
B., kommissionverlag, Hugo Kuntz,
[13116
© June 30, 1918; 2 c. July 14,
1918; E 316411; Friedrich Klose,
Munich.
800
1918; EH 316638 : Georg Jarno, Ber-
oriental dance by Eber C. '
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20. 7, 1913
piano.
[13117
© June 7, 1913: 2 c. June 20, 19138;
E 312404: Vincent music co., ltd.,
London.
(FIANCEE; valse by Jan Hurst;
rf
FICTION Vv. FACT; humorous song, words
by Clifford Grey, music by James A.
Lowe. [18118
© July 14, 1918; 2 c. July 14,
1918; E 316357; Reynolds & co.,
London.
IDELITY: words by Tamar Faed, mu-
sic by T. W. Holgate. London, Fred-
erick Harris co. [18119
oe wally 30, 1913: 2 « July 25,
1913; E 316627; T. W. Holgate,
South Kensington, London.
‘Fierce WAS THE WILD BILLOW; words
by J. M. Neale, music by Fred Moore
Howard; mixed voices. (Octavo
choir music, no. 44.) [18120
July 21, 1913; 2 c..July 23,
1913; E 3816594; Anglo Canadian
music publishers assn., Toronto,
Canada.
Fiesta (LA); tarantella by E. J. De-
cevee; pf. [138121
) ( guly, 12, 19138; 2c July 12,
1913; E 315129; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FIFTY TIMES A DAY; words and music
by C. K. Harris. fisgi22
© July 9, 1913; 2c. July 10, 1913;
E 315119; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
FIoR D’AMORE; valzer lento versi di
Ferd. Russo, musica di R. Falvo e
O. Cattedra; canto e piano. [181238
& Deed, 1912; 2 e«.: June -20,
1913; E 312488; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
iFirst toss (Erster verlust); com-
posed and annotated by Henning
von Koss for piano [with biographi-
eal sketch and recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive series,
grade 2-A; Modern composers’ se-
| Ties, 26 X.) [13124
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 312521; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
First (THE) PRIMROSE; by Arnoldo
Sartorio, op. 900; piano. (Jn Spring-
[18125
© June 18, 1918; 2 c. June 20,
1918; E 312392; J. H. Faunce co.,
:
|
' time no. 3.)
| Philadelphia.
FLAGMAN’S (THE) COURTSHIP; words
by S. N. Thrasher, musie by John F.
Ryan. Washington, Hayworth mu-
sic pub. co. [13126
© June 25, 1918; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 3183856; S. N. Thrasher,
Bourne, Mass.
FLASH (THE) OF STEEL; march two-
step by Gustave Colin; full orch.
with piano conductor. 4to. (The
Kursaal edition, no. 51.) [18127
(©) Toby 22; 1918+. 2 ¢, “July 2A.
1918; E 31639; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London.
piano. [18128
iy vee, IONS? 2) e. Siuby we.
19138; E 316540; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
FLEDGLInNGs; April, unison song, words
by Christina Rossetti from The
months, musie by Colin Taylor. 4to.
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1153.)
[13129
Gy Faby BS 1918 s Brel) Tily 24,
1913; E 3812775; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
FLEETING VISIONS; valse by Reginald
Benyon; piano. [13130
CG) Maly wld; 19182 2 e. July 16,
1918; E 316499; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
FLEUR DE CARESSE; intermezzo-valse
par Casabianca ; piano. i alew
Ct May 1b,* T9583 22 tel uly 21,
1918; E 316566; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
FLEUR DE MAI; canzonetta di Isidoro
Conte per pianoforte. [13132
© Junei27, 1913; 2 c July 9,
1913; E 316828; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
FLEURS DE MOUSSE; valse lente de
Vincenzo Billi, op. 182, transcrip-
tion par Armanno Moslacchi. 1.
Mandoline et piano, 2™° mand. ad
lib. 2. Mandoline et guitare, 2me
mando. ad lib. 8. Deux mandolines,
mandole et piano. 4. Deux mando-
lines, mandole et guitare.
[18133-13136
© July 22, 1913; 2 c. each July 23,
1918; E 316604-316607; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
FLEURS DE PARAVENT; mélodie, poésie
de André Alexandre, musique de
Félix Fourdrain; mezzo-soprano ou
baryton. [13137
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316253; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
801
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
131388
FLIEGENDE BLATTER (Falling leaves) ;
six easy pieces by Paul Zilcher, op.
118; piano. Contents :—Gedenk-
blatt.—Auf glatter bahn.—Walzer.—
Friihlengs erwachen.—Intermezzo.—
Am dorfbrunnen, [18138
© July 7, 1913; 2.¢. July 11, 1913;
E 316348; Forsyth bros., Itd., Lon-
don.
Fuicut (THE) OF THE ARROW; words
by Richard Henry Stoddard, music
by Wilbur Hascall; med. voice. Bos-
ton, C. W. Thompson & co. [131389
© July 14, 1913; 2. ¢ duly 46,
1913; E 3818545; Fraternity pub. co.,
Boston.
FLOREINE; waltz song, words and
music by Ernest J. Schuster ; medium
voice in E flat and A flat. Indian-
apolis, Warner C. Williams & co.
[13140
GS Juby 26)019133 02 @ Tuly 24,
1918; E315280; Warner C. Williams,
Indianapolis. [Copyright is claimed
on words and musical arrangement. ]
FLotow (FRIEDRICH VON) Ove son io
(Where am I); recit. [and] m’ap-
part (When to mine eyes); aria
from the opera Martha by Fr. von
Flotow, English version by Nicola,
edited by Edgardo Lévi; tenor.
(Standard operatic songs and arias.
no. 59.) [13141
© July 26, 1913; 2 « July 26,
1913; E 316651; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on new edition. ]
FLowrrR (THE); words and music by
Heléne [i. e. Heléne Herzog]. New
York, Crown music co. [138142
© July 15, 1913; 2 c.. Suly 16,
1918; E 318576; Heléne Herzog,
New York.
FLowers (THE) OF SPRING; minuet,
words onon. music by Arthur W.
Marchant; trio for women’s voices.
(Octavo series, no. 552.) [131438
© July 26, 1918; 2 «. July 28,
1913; E 316664; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Frying (THE) DutrcuMan; two-step |}
by Montague Seymour, arr. by W. H.
Myddleton ; orchestra. 4to.
(Boosey & co.’s orchestral journal, |
no. 156.) [13144
© July 5, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913; |
KE 312592; Boosey & co., London. |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- |
ment. ]
pt. 117, Dh. s., v. 8 |
Fork (A) DANCE; by Ernest Newton; |
piano. (Instructive pieces, no. 2.)
[18145 |
© July 14, 1913; 2 e« July 14,|
1913; E 316365; Arthur P. Schmidt, @
Boston.
FoLLOW YOUR LEADER; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by C. B. Wid-
meyer. [18146 @
© July 14, 19138; 2 c«. July 16,9
1918; E 818554; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
FOND MEMORIES OF YOU; words by W.
A. Wolfe, musie by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13147 #
© June 24, 1913; 2 e. July 8, 1913;
E 315040; Walter A. Wolfe, Port
Carbon, Pa.
For oUR GOD AND RIGHT; words by |
Mary Bainard Smith, musie by C. H. }
Gabriel. [13148 }
© July 15, 1913: 2 « July 14,
19138; E 318484; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
FoR YoU ALONE; serenade by Chas. J.
Rockwell. No. 1: Band. Nope.
Orch. 4to. [18149, 18150 |
© July 16, 1918; 2 c each July |
18, 1918; E 318690, 318691; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati.
FOREST QUEEN; march two step by
Charley Straight, arr. by Sol. P. §
Levy; orch. with piano ace. 4to.
[18151 9
© June 30, 1913; 2 ec. July 2, 1913; |
E 314822; M. Witmark & sons, New |
York. [Copyright is claimed on new |
arrangement. ]
FORGET ME NOT; words by Tess E. Ar- |
nold, music by Jack Stanley. Wash- |
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18152 |
© July 10, 1913; 2 ec July 48, |
1918; E 318611; T. E. Arnold, Chi- |
cago. |
FORGIVEN ; words by Maud Frazer Jack-
son, music by Geo. C. Stebbins.
[13153 |
© June 8, 1918; 2 ec. July 8, 1913; |
FE 318454; Charles M. Alexander, |
Philadelphia. ||
FORSE UNA VOLTA .. . melodia versi di |
Lorenzo Stecchetti, musica di Enrico |
Morpurgo; mezzo-soprano o baritono. |}
(Melodie per canto e pf., no. 3.) |
[18154 |
© June 27, 1913; 2 e. June 28, |
1913; E 316254; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
802
no. 7, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18172
Four LITTLE BUTTERCUPS; schottische
"and barn dance by L. B. O’Connor;
, piano. [13155
© July 12, 1918; 2 e@ July 11,
1913; E 318428; Lawrence B. O’Con-
nor, Boston.
, Four-step (THE) WALK; words by H.
Z. Cohen, music by S. F. Kroy. New
York, C. L. Partee music pub. co.
[18156
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 3814757; Harry Z. Cohen,
New York.
» FRANCE ET Maroc; hymne patriotique,
» paroles de J. Maysounave, musique
f de G. Parés. [13157
4 May 15, 1913; 2c. July 21,
» 1918; E 316578; Gabriel Parés, Paris.
FRANCES; mazurka by Ermanno Bevi-
' Jaequa; mandolin. [13158
© July 19, 1918; 2 ¢. July 21,
_ 1918; E 316526; B. Spano music co.,
New York.
.FRECHLING (DER); operette in drei
| akten, text von Fritz Griinbaum und
- Heinz Reichert, musik von Charles
, Weinberger; klavierauszug mit text.
' [138159
| © Jan. 25, 1918; 2 c Juiy 30,
| 1918; D 19320; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
{FREE ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENTS TO THE
APOSTLE’S CREED; by Charles Stott;
organ. 4to. [138160
© June 19, 1913; 2 ec. June 20,
1918; E 312400; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
FREEDOM; words and music by L. A.
Lanpher, arr. by J. F. Ryan. Wash-
ington, Hayworth music pub. co.
[13161
© June 25, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1913; E 318358; L. A. Lanpher,
Marathon, N. Y.
| FRENCH SUITE NO. 5. See Bach (J. S.)
"
_FRIscO IN FIFTEEN; words by G. H.
Dickson, music by E. C. Kammer-
/ meyer. Los Angeles, Dickson pub.
co. [18162
© July 14, 1913; 2 c@ July 19,
1913; E 315239; Grace H. Dickson,
Los Angeles.
Frisco MARCH; by F. Binder; piano.
[18163
© July 11, 1913; 2 e« July 14,
1913; E 318469; Frederick Binder,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
j
|
|
\
:
f
FROIDE (LA) NuiT (La gelida notte) ;
romance, paroles italiennes de G.
Pagliara, version francaise de H. de
Curzon, musique de Giuseppe Miceli.
no. 114824. [18164
© July 22, 1913; 2 ec July 23,
19138; E 316608; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
FROM THE OLD LOVE TO THE NEW; words
by M. S. Nugent, musie by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, C. L. Partee
music pub. co. [13165
© June 20, 19138; 2 c June 26,
1918; E 314754; Matt S. Nugent,
Yonkers, N. Y.
FRUHLINGS SERENADE (Spring’s sere-
nade) ; von Rudolf Eckhardt, op. 18,
fiir pianoforte. [13166
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 11, 1918;
EK 316888; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
FRUTTI (I) PARLANTI; parodia degli
Alberi parlanti di G. Bianchi, mu-
sica di G. Camerlingo. [13167
© May 7, 1918; 2 ec. May 17, 1918;
E 316516; Arturo Matacea, New
York.
FRKUTTO PROIBITO; versi di R. Ferraro
Correra, musica di P. E. Fonzo;
canto e piano. [138168
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20, 1913;
BE 312420; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.
* Wahren-Leipzig.
FURL YOUR SAIL, MY LITTLE BOATIE; a
slumber song words by Henry Van
Dyke, music by John M. Steinfeldt,
op. 42; medium voice in B flat.
[18169
© June 18, 1913; 2c. July 5, 1913;
E 314877; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton.
Fuzzy IDEAS; ragged harmony by C. EH.
Hoxworth; piano. [13170
©1e. July 12, 1918; E 315149;
Cc. E. Hoxworth, Sumner, Ia.
G. O. S.; Godin’s one-step, by Felix
Godin; piano. [138171
© July 15;,19138; 2c. July, 14,
1913; E 3816501; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
GALLANT GENTLEMEN ALL; words by T.
B. Hennell, music by Lady Barrett
Lennard. London. Novello & co.,
ltd. [138172
© June 25, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1913; E 316207; Lady Barrett Len-
nard, Brighton, England.
803
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13173
GANZ DEUTSCHLAND STEHT BEREIT;
ged. von Berthold Roy, musik von
W. Boehme, op. 303, 4to. 1. Miéan-
nerchor, partitur und stimmen. 2.
Schulen 2 stimmig, sopran 1 u. 2. 3.
Schulen 8 stimmig, sopran 1 u. 2
mit alt. [18173-18175
© July 9, 1918; 2 c each July 25,
1913; E 816634-—316636; Willy
Boehme, Berlin. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangements. ]
GANZ IM GEHEIMEN; ged. von Konigs-
brun-Schaup, musik von Egon Kor-
pauth, fiir eine mittelstimme mit
klavierbegleitung. (Zwei lieder,
no. 1.) [18176
O"'Meb! 1t.. 191S-"2" oF July 16,
1915; E 316429; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
GARDEN (THE) OF URMIA. See Songs
of Syria.
GARLAND (THE). See Brahms (Jo-
hannes)
GAVOTTA; di Oreste De Rubertis, op.
27, per pianoforte. [13177
© Apr. 28, 1918; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
EH 316350; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
GAVOTTE; by Dorothy Gaynor; piano.
[13178
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
H 314946; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
—— von Hans Ailbout, fiir das piano-
forte zu 2 hinden. (Vier kurze vor-
tragsstiicke, no. 3.) [13179
© June 12, 1918; 2 c June 23,
1913; E 312499; Rob. Forberg. Leip-
Zig.
(Gavot); von Paul Hassenstein,
op. 180, fiir pianoforte. [18180
te) duly 3, 1918 2" ee dulyeno:
19133... 912616* Win: “A. ‘Katm
music co., Milwaukee.
See also Bach (J. 8S.) French
Suite, no. 5—Gluck (C. W. von)—
Mansfield (Purcell James) Six short
pieces for the harmonium or Amer-
ican organ.
GAVOTTE by Jan Hurst;
piano. [13181
© June 7, 1913; 2 ec June 20,
1913; E 312405; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
GAVOTTE MIGNONNE; by Maurice God-
dard; piano. [13182
©-June 18, 1913; 2 ec June 20,
1913; E 312398; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia.
CAPRICE;
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
GAVOTTE ROCOCCO; from Joyful hours,
composed and annotated by Louis
Victor Saar for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and _ recitation |
questions]. (Selected edition pro-
gressive ser., grade 2-A; Modern
composers’ ser., 23 X). [1381838
© June 23, 1918; 2 ¢. June 25,
1918; E 314626; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
Gay (A) RUBE; words by G. J. Koch,
music by H. Payne. Washington, |
New York. J. E. Minnick co., ine.
[13184
© June 21, 19138; 2 @ July
1913; H 318307; Edward Payne, Se- |
attle.
GAZELLE
(EF. X.
GEBURTSTAGS-WALZER (A _ birthday
greeting); von W. Bolke, op. 6, ftir |
piano. (Aus der Jugendzeit, no.
10.) [18185
© June 30, 19138; 2 ee aulyee
1913; E 316281; Wm. A. Kaun music |
co., Milwaukee.
GELUBDE; ged. von A. W. von Schlegel, |
musik von Max Schillings, op. 29,
fiir mdnnerchor, partitur und stim- |
men. (Zwei patriotische gesinge,
no. 2.) [13186 ©
© May 380, 19138; 2 ec. June 10,
1913; E 3160138; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
GEORGES (ALEXANDRE) ‘Trois chansons
anglaises; paroles franeaises de L.
Fortolis, musique de A. Georges.
Contents :—La primevére.—L’ombre
et la femme.—Rends-moi mon coeur, |
enfant jolie. [13187 |
© May 30, 1918;°2)e)J0lyee |
19138; E 316574; F. D. Marchetti, |
Paris.
—— Trois idylles japonaises; poésies |
de lL. Fortolis, musique de A. |
Georges. Contents.—La priére des |
mousmés.—Sous les bambous touf- ©
fus ho-hu.—Barcarolle du Samourai. |
[18188 |
© May 80, 1913; 2 « July 21, |
1913; E 316575; EF. D. Marchetti, |
Paris.
GESTIEFELTE (DER) KATER; musik zu |
dem marchenspiel, komponiert yon |
Hmil Alfred Herrmann. 1. Ausgabe
fiir orchester, arr. von L. Reichwein. |
2. Klavierauszug. obl. 8vo.
[138189, 18190
© Dec. 18, 1913; 2 ec. each July 16, |
1913; E 316463, 316465; Tischer & jj
Jagenberg, ltd., Cologne, Germany.
(DIE). See Scharwenka
804
no. 7, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13208
/ GIA RISONAR D’ INTORNO. See Hiindel
m (G.F.)
“Gievr. See Bach (J. 8.)
_ Ssuite, no. 5.
French
Gitis (ANTOINE) Deux petits solos
’ ou duos; par A. Gilis, pour violon
et piano, 2Me yiolon ad lib. 1. En
Fa. 2. En Sol. [18191, 18192
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. each June
14, 1913; E 316045, 316046; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
GIPSy DANCE; short piece by John Ire-
land; piano. (Three rustic dances,
no. 1.) [13193
©. July 14,-1913; 2c July 14,
1913; E 316862; J. Curwen & sons,
itd., London.
Girt (THE) I LOVE TO MEET; words
and music by Chas. Wm. Long.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13194
foeataune 24, 1913: 2 «. July. 8,
1913; E 315096; C. W. Long, Porter-
ville, Cal.
GIRL (THE) OF THE LIMBERLOST; lyric
by R. W. Pascoe, music by H. Von
Holstein. [138195
mone) 4-6. June 30, 1913; BE. 314797:
R. W. Pascoe & Hans Von Holstein,
Detroit.
Girt (THE) ON THE FILM; Selection,
music by Walter Kollo, Willy Bred-
schneider and Albert Sirmay, arr. by
Dan Godfrey; military band.
(Chappell’s army journal, no. 401.)
[138196
© July, 26, 1913; 2c. July 28, 1913;
E 316641; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
arr. by H. M. Higgs; orches-
tra. (Chappell’s orchestral selec-
tions, no. 110.) [138197
© July 9, 1918; 2 ¢. July 10, 1913;
E 316341; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
ei
piano. (Chappell’s orches-
tral selections, no. 110.) [13198
© July 19, 1913; 2 ce. July 21,
1918; E 316519; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
- arrangement. ]
GIRL-UP-TO DATE! words and music by
B. de Souza. [13199
i
( © 1c. July 18, 1913; E 318694;
) Jh. Baretto de Souza, New York.
GIRL (THE) WITH
BROWN CURLS; words, by Mrs. J.
Jacobs. music by Burt Wallace,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18200
© June 24, 1913; 2 « July 8,
1913; E 314971; Mrs. John Jacobs,
Heidleburg, Pa.
GirL (THE) WITH THE SMILE; words
by C. E. Everson, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13201
© June 24, 1918; 2 ¢« July 8,
1918; E 3814990; Katherine H. P.
Lyon, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
GIRLIE, YOU’RE JUST FOR ME; words by
Broughton Tall, music by W.
Owens. [138202
© 1? ¢) Tuly) I, .1913* EH 318300:
William Owens and Stanley Brough-
ton Tall, Baltimore.
GIVE ME A ROSIE; words by M. Boer-
ner, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138203
© June 6, 1913; 2 c« June 23,
19138; E 314488; Martha Boerner,
Seattle.
GIVE ME THE DEAR OLD GARDEN; words
by M. M. Riecker, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [13204
© June 24, 1918; 2 « July 8,
1918; E 314991; Martha M. Riecker,
Harrisville, Mich.
GLEANERS (THE); words by Harlan
T. Dana, music by M. S. Decker.
[13205
©) Aug!) 20) 1912512 ¢@! July 29,
1913; E 315314; Mahlon S. Decker,
Cobleskill, N. Y.
GLOCKENGUSS (DER) ZU BRESLAU. See
Balladen vom tode.
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS; by Julius Harri-
son; organ. [18206
© July 26, 1913; 2 « July 28,
19138; E 316691; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
GLORIA VICTIS; marche par VY. Monti,
pour piano. 114897. [13207
© July 22, 1913; 2 ec July 23,
1913; E 316609; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
GLORIOUS AND POWERFUL GOD; music
by Charles Villiers Stanford, op.
135; unaccompanied mixed chorus 4
parts. 4to. (Three motets, no. 3.)
[138208
_. ©. Tuly 14, 1918: 2 « July 16,
1913; E 316494; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
THE CHESTNUT
| 805
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13209
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8
GLorious PATRON! words by Mercedes,
music by J. Lewis Browne. [18209
© July 14, 1913; 2 « July 14,
1913; E 3818477; Gilbert music Co.,
Chicago.
GLORY IN THE cross; words by Dwight
Williams, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [18210
© July 14, 19138; 2 e« July 16,
1918; E 318555; H. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
GLucK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD VON)
Gavotte; from Iphigenia in Aulis by
Chr. W. von Gluck, arr. by Richard
Ferber; pf. [13214
©. July. 12, 19132 .¢.,dinly, 42,
1913; E 315180; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
GLUCKS-TRAUME; walzer von G. Rich-
ter, op. 168; piano. [13212
©) Jan, 1; 1913; 2 ¢c. July 80, 1913;
E 3167138; Gustav Richter, Vienna.
Go FIND A COSY LITTLE FLAT; words
and music by Hamilton J. Hawley.
[13213
© duly. 5 191s 2c. July 2, 19tse
Ii 314808; Vinton music co., Boston.
GO HOME, WANDERING ONE; words by
P. S. Martin, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [138214
© June 6, 1918; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
EK 314486; Philip S. Martin, East
Calais, Vt.
Go TELL IT TO JESUS; words by T. O.
Chrisholm, music by Geo. C. Steb-
bins. [138215
© June 3, 1918; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 318455; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
Go TELL THE SWEET STORY; words by
J. H. Curtis, music by O. J. Tharp.
Svo. (Jn his Inspired hymns.)
[18216
©) July 5, 1913; 2 ec. July 7, 1913"
EK 318371; Oscar Jefferson Tharp,
Brimfield, Ill.
Gop Is Love; words by Fanny J. Crosby,
music by Jno. R. Sweney. [13217
© July 14,1918; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
B} 318556; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
GoD SAVE AMERICA; words and music
by F. W. Smith. [18218
© June 24,1918; 2 ¢. July 1, 1913;
ii 318288; Frederick W. Smith, Port-
land, Or.
GoD’Ss WONDERFUL REDEMPTION PLAN; |!
words and music by Chas. E. Pol-
lock. 12mo. (Jn Harvest eall, no.
74.) [18219 |
© Apr. 12, 1913; 2 ¢. July §) 19195
E 314906; Firm foundation pub.
house, Austin, Tex.
GOLDEN DREAMS; words by H. Jacobs,
music by H. Jacobs and A. Weitz.
[13220
© June 25, 1913; 2c. June 27, 1913; ©
HE 314898; Heim Jacobs & Arthur
Weitz, Kansas City, Mo.
GOLDEN MESSAGE; words and music by
Jos. G. Scoville; in E flat. [13221 ©
© July 12, 1913; 2c July 14,1913; |
E 318473; F. L. Scoville & co., Ogden,
Utah.
GOLDEN (THE) STAIRS OF LOVE; words |
by Harold Atteridge, music by Jean |
Schwartz. [18222
© July 23, 1913; 2 c. July 24, 19135 3
E 315282; Jerome & Schwartz pub. |
co., New York.
GOLDEN TWILIGHT; words by Mrs. W. |
P. Causey, music by Jean Buckley. ©
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. —
[18223 ©
© June 24,1918; 2c. July 8, 1918; ©
HE 3150380; Mrs. Willie Posey Causey,
Nashville.
GOLDEN (THE) WEDDING; words by R.
H. James, music by Ray Waters.
Washington, Marks- Goldsmith co.,
ine. [18224
© June 30, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 314925; R. H. James, Tacoma,
Wash.
GOLDS OF CALIFORNIA; words and mu-
sic by R. L. Beare. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18225
© June 24, 1918: 2 @ Julyoe
1918; E 314985; Ruby L. Beare,
Tulare, Cal.
GOOD-BYE, GOOD-BYE, My ANNIE DEAR;
words by William N. Broughton, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. Washington, |
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18226 |
© June 24, 1913; 2 @ July
1913; E 315027; W. M. Broughton,
Lowell, Ariz.
GOOD-BYE, LITTLE GIRL OF MY DREAMS;
lyric by Richard Howard, music by —
A. Fred Phillips. [18227 —
© July 10, 1913; 2 « July 2) &
1913; E 318447; F. B. Haviland pub.
co.. ine., New York.
806
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 7, 1913
-GooD-BYE, MOTHER; words and music
by H. Coates. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [138228
© June 24, 1913; 2 ec July 8,
19138; E 315066; Hannah Coates,
Oakland.
Goop-NIGHT (A); words and music
by Heléne [i. e. Heléne Herzog].
New York, Crown music co. [13229
© July 15, 1918; 2 ec. July 16,
1918; E 318577; Heléne Herzog,
New York.
Goop oLp DENVER TOWN; words and
musie by J. R. Shannon. [13230
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1913;
. E 318402; F. J. Fleischer, Denver.
/GooD OLD HOLIDAY TIME! written and
composed by R. P. Weston and
Maurice Scott. [13231
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
_ 1918; E 316240; Star music pub. co.,
_ 1td., London.
'GOODFELLOWSHIP; march and two-step
| by E. Chouteau [pseud.], arr. by E.
Chouteau Legg; piano. [13232
© 1c. June 19, 1918; E 318291;
Edward Chouteau Legg, Oklahoma,
Ok.
‘Goseet MESSAGE; ed. by J. Lincoln
Hall, C. Austin Miles and Adam
| Geibel. 128 p. 8vo. [13233
© May 29. 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; A 347836; Hall-Mack co., Phil-
adelphia. *
GOULD’S LEISURE ‘HOUR ALBUMS; for
American organ, harmonium or pi-
ano. Book 2. [13234
© July 2, 1913; 2c. July 3, 1913;
E 316318; Gould & co., London.
-Gounop (CHaARLES-FRANCOIS) Jewel
(The) song (Air des bijoux); aria
from the opera Faust by C. F.
Gounod, English words by Henry F.
Chorley, edited by Edjardo Lévi.
No. 1 in D, and No.2 in E. (Stand-
ard operatic songs and arias, no.
89a) [18235
© June 4, 1918; 2 ec. June 16,
1918; E 312353; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on new edition. ]
Missa choralis; messe solennelle,
no. 4 by Charles Gounod, ed. and
rev. by Nicola A. Montani; mixed
voices and organ. Schirmer’s 8vo.
edition. [13236
© July 16, 1913; 2 ec. July 17,
1913; E 315219; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on edi-
tion and revision. ]
138243
GouNOD (CHARLES-FRANCoIsS )—Contd.
What is it that charms me (Quel
trouble inconnu me pénétre) ; recit.,
[and] All hail, thou dwelling (Salut
demeure chaste et pure); aria from
the opera Faust by C. F. Gounod,
English version by Henry F. Chor-
ley, edited by Edgardo Lévi; tenor,
no. 1 in G, and no. 2 in A flat.
(Standard operatic songs & arias,
no. 68a.) [18237
© June 4, 1918; 2 ce June 16,
1918; E 312852; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on new edition. ]
GRACIEUSE (LA); by Maurice Arnold,
arr. by Adolf Lotter; full orch. with
piano conductor. 4to. (The Kursaal
edition, no. 53.) [13238
() doty. (22) 1918: '2e. July 21.
1913; E 316537; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London.
——— —— piano. [18239
IO cctiiy 22.; 1998s 2 Ge: lise ot,
1913; E 316541; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
GRAND CH@&uUR IN F. See Mansfield
(Purcell James); Six short pieces
for the harmonium or American or-
gan.
GRAND HIPPODROME; overture by AIL.
Pinard; full band. 4to. [18240
© June 20, 1913; 2c. July 2, 1913;
E 314844; Henderson N. White,
Cleveland.
GRAND OLD GETTYSBURG BOYS; lyric by
Mrs. Findley Braden, music by W.
A. Webb. Doylestown, Pa., Braden
pub. co. [138241
© July 1, 1918; 2 ¢. July 3, 1913;
E 318325; W. A. Webb, Doylestown,
Pa.
GRANT US THY PEACE; anthem, words
by John Ellerton, music by George
B. Nevin; men’s voices with bass or
bar. solo and organ. 4to. [13242
© July 3, 1913; 2 c. July 5, 1913;
E 314871; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GREEN BANKS OF THE Suir; Irish folk
song English version by Alice Milli-
gan, arr. by C. Milligan Fox; high
in G. [18243
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 316202; G. Schirmer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
807
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13244
pt. 111, n. s., v. §.
GREEN RAG; by Evangeline Green; | HAENDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH )—Contd.
arr. by Edmond Green; piano.
[138244
© July 8, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 314909; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
GROBSCHMIED-VARIATIONEN. See Hian-
del (G. F.)
Gypsy (THE) GIRL; schottische by J.
Owen Long; piano or cabinet ‘organ.
[18245
© June 24, 1918; 2 ¢. July 1, 1918;
E 318299; D. W. Crist, Moultrie, O.
HAENDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) ; Air d’Al-
tomaro, au premier acte de Sosarme;
opéra en trois actes de Hindel,
text italien de Matteo Noris, traduc-
tion francaise d’ Ernest Closson, an-
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
Alfred Wotquenne; basse. et piano.
(Répertoire francaise de Jancien
chant classique, no. 488.) [138246
© Jan, 1, 1913 <2 ¢ Apri... 1913
EK 312229; Henry Lemoine & Gcie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique. ]
Air de Saint-Jean, dans La Resur-
rezione; oratorio de Haendel, texte
italien de G. C. Capece, traduction
francaise de M. de Rudder, annoté
de F. A. Gevaert, continué par A.
Wotquenne; ténor et piano. (Ré-
pertoire francais de l’ancien chant
classique, no. 481.) [13247
© Oct. 31, 1912; 2.¢. Jan. 2, 1913;
E 312264; Henry Lemoine & egie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
Beringer’s school of easy classics;
by G. IF. Hiindel selected, fingered
and revised by Oscar Beringer;
piano. (Augener’s edition, no. 5133.)
Duetto au troisiéme acte de Sos-
arme; opéra de Haendel, texte ital-
ien de Matteo Noris, annoté de F.
A. Gevaert, continué par A. Wot-
quenne; 2 sopranos. (Répertoire
francais de l’ancien chant classique,
no. 510.) [13250
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
EH 312266; Henry Lemoine & cgie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré- |
duction pianistique. |
Gié risonar d’intorno; air de
Varus au _ troisiéme acte d’Hzio,
opéra de Haendel (1732) texte ori-
ginal italien de Métastase, traduc-
tion francaise d’ Ernest Closson, an-
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
Alfred Wotquenne; basse et piano.
(Répertoire francais de _ Jancien
chant classique, no. 551.) [13251
© Jan. 1, 1913: Ze Ape oe
E 312242; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
Grobschmied - variationen (The
harmonious blacksmith) ; von G. F.
Hiindel, in E-dur, mit Kritisch-in-
struktiven anmerkungen und finger-
satz herausgegeben von Eugen d’-
Albert. (Klavier abende, no. 74.)
[18252
© June 16,1913: 2 @) June 2s,
1918; E 312515; Rob. Forberg, Liep-
zig.
Larghetto; by G. F. Handel, trans-
scribed by W. E. Loud; violin, or
violoncello with piano ace. (Boston
music co. violin music; fifth series,
no; 252). [138253
© July 16, 1918; 2 eit
1913; E 315265; Boston music Co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
[13248 — Récitatif et air au deuxiéme acte
© June 4, 1913; 2 ce June 12,
1913; E 3816027; Augener ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on the
editing, fingering, etc.]
— Chant de Ruggiero, au deuxiéme
acte d’Alcina; opéra de Haendel,
traduction francaise d’ E. Closson,
annoté de F. A. Gevaert, continué
par Alfred Wotquenne; contralto et
piano. (Répertoire francais de
d’Alcina; opéra de Haendel, traduc-
tion francaise d’ BE. Closson, annoté
de F. A. Gevaert, continué par A.
Wotquenne; soprano et piano. (Ré-
pertoire francais de l’ancien chant
classique, no. 463.) [138254
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 19138;
EH 312256; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
ancien chant classique, no. 461.) — Récitatif et air de Bradamante,
[18249
© Dec. 20, 1912, 2 c. Jan. 2, 1913;
EK 312254; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique.]
808
au deuxiéme acte d’Alcina; opéra
de Haendel, traduction francaise d’
E. Closson, annoté de F. A. Gevaert,
continué par A. Wotquenne; con-
tralto et piano. (Répertoire fran-
“to 7,19138
| HAENDEL (GrorG FRIEDRICH )—Contd.
ie
eais de l’ancien chant classique, no.
464.) [13255
ree, 20, i912: 2 Jan. 2,
19138; E 312257; Henry Tear! ne &
cie., Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique. }
— Récitatif et air de Leone, au
deuxiéme acte de Tamerlano; opéra
de Haendel, texte de Nic. Haym,
traduction francaise d’ E. Closson.
annoté de F. A. Gevaert, continué
par A. Wotquenne;: basse et piano.
(Répertoire francais de _ Jlancien
chant classique, no. 462.) [13256
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 2,
1913; E 312255; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris. [Copyr ‘right is claimed on
réduction pianistiaue. |
—— Recitatif et air de Ptolémée, au
3°™* acte d’ Alexander Balus; ora-
torio de Haendel, traduction fran-
caise d’ E. Closson, annoté de F. A.
Gevaert, continué par A. Wotquenne;
basse et piano. (Répertoire fran-
cais de l’ancien chant classique, no.
558. ) [18257
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 ec. May 10, 1913;
E 312268; Henry Lemoine & cgie.,
Paris.
HALsSEY (ERNEST) Caprice; by E. Hal-
sey; organ, on a ground bass. obl.
8vo. (Jn The organ loft, book 97,
no. 290.) [13258
© July 1, 1913; 2c. July 15, 1913;
E 312641; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
HAMILTON CENTENNIAL
march and two-step by Cyril G.
Rogers; piano. [13259
ea. 22, (913° 2) ¢) July: 22,
1913; E 312786; Globe music co.,
New York.
EXPOSITION ;
HAPPY DAYS OF YOUTH; words by A. E.
Colburn, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13260
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1913;
E 318109; Alice E. Colburn, Spring-
ville, N. Y.
Happy (A) DoLrytar; words by Mrs. V.
Karasiewicz, music by Jean Prizne.
New York. C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [13261
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1913;
E 318420; Mrs. ve Karasiewicz, Jer-
sey City.
Wks
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13271
HAPPy VALSE; by Douglas Shannon;
piano. English fingering. [18262
© July 3, 1913; 2 e. July 31, 1913;
EK 312794; George Stephenson Old-
ham, Accrington, England.
HARK, HARK THE JOY INSPIRING HORN;
old English hunting song, trio arr.
by Alfred Moffat; “women’s voices.
(Octavo series, no. 557.) [132638
© July 26, 19138; 2 ec. July 28,
1913; E 316660: Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
HARK, HARK THE LARK.
(F. P.)
HARRISON (JULIUS)
Harrison; organ.
© July 26, 1913; 2
See Schubert
Canzone; by J.
[13264
e. July 28;
1913; E 316692; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
HARVARD FESTIVAL MARCH; by Percy
Lee Atherton ; pf. [138265
© July 9, 1918; 2c. July 10, 1913;
E 318449; Boston music co., Boston.
HARVFST CALL; songs of praise and ad-
monition, by Austin Taylor. [128]
p. 12mo. [13266
© Apr. 12, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
A 350357; Firm foundation pub.
house, Austin, Tex.
HARVEST HOME; humorous musical
sketch, words and music by Edward
Kent. [13267
© July 14, 19138; 2 @ July 14,
1913; E 316858; Reynolds & @o.,
London.
HascaLL (WILBUR) Idylle; by W.
Haseall; organ. Boston, C. W.
Thompson & co. [13268
© July 14, 1918; 2 c« July 16,
1913; E 318547; Fraternity pub. co.,
Boston.
HAVE A HEART; music by Harry Arm-
strong. No. 1. Song; words by
Jack Drislane. With conversation
version. No. 2. Vocal orch.; in C
with piano ace.; by Carl F.
Williams. 4to. [13269, 18270
© July 7, 1913; 2 c. each July 8,
1913; E 314910, 314911; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [No. 2.
Copyright is clainied on new ar-
rangement. ]
HAVE YOU ALWAYS LOVED YOUR MOTHER
IN THE YEARS THAT ARE PAST AND
GONE? words by E. Richards, music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
arr.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13271
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec July 8,
1913: E 314999; Ernest Richards,
Langstaff, Canada.
809
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13272
HAYDN (FRANZ JOSEPH )
major; by F. J. Haydn, ed. and an-
notated by Frederic Lillebridge for
piano [with biographical sketch and
recitation questions]. Selected edi-
tion progressive series, grade 1—A).
[18272
© June 23, 19138; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314606; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on
annotations and editing. ]
Air de Rosine, au premier acte de
La vera costanza, opéra-comique en
8 actes de Jos. Haydn, texte origi-
nal) italien, de Mr; Puttin vet 2:
Travaglia, traduction francaise d’
Ernest Closson, annoté de F. A.
Gevaert, continué par Alfred Wot-
quenne; soprano et piano. (Réper-
toire francais de Jancien chant
classique, no. 491.) [138273
ic) Jan. 1.1913: .2-¢, Apr, 1, 001s:
E 312232; Henry Lemoine & cie,,
Paris.
Andante con variazioni; by F. J.
Haydn, edited and fingered by Emil
Sauer; piano. (Selected edition,
progressive series grade V-a.)
[13274
@, July 16; 19138; 2-exr July 18,
1918; E 316507; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is
claimed on editing and annotation. ]
Jo son poverina; air de Lisette,
au premier acte de La vera costanza,
opéra-comique de Jos. Haydn, texte
original italien de Fr. Puttini et P.
Travaglia traduction francaise d’
Ernest Closson, annoté de F. A.
Gevaert, continué par A. Wot-
quenne; soprano et piano. (Réper-
toire francais de l’ancien chant
classique, no. 500.) [18275
© Jan, 1, 1913; 2°¢ Apr. 7, 1918:
EH 312241; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
Largo; by Haydn [and] Seiss,
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leef-
son; piano. (Selected teaching com-
positions, serfes 2, no. 773.) [13276
© July 10, 1918; 2c. July 25,
1913; E 312659; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
Adagio in E | Haypn (Franz JosepH )—Continued,
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8
—— Ochsen-menuett (Menuet du
boeuf) ; von Fr. J. Haydn, revidiert
und bezeichnet von Fred. M. Voss,
fiir piano. [18277
© June 12, 1913; 2 ci ogeiges,
1918; E 316302; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
Roxolane (La); air varié, von
Fr. J. Haydn, revidiert und bezeich-
net von Fred. M. Voss, fiir piano.
[138278
© June 12, 1913° 2Zucheiuiaere.
1913: E 316304; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement, |
HE BLEW ON HIS BUGLE-E-00; words by
Grant Clarke and Edgar Leslie; mu-
sic by Jean Schwartz. [18279
© July 14, 1913°°2. 6) salges.
1913; E 315185; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP; words
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, mu-
sic by May Hunter; no. 1 in G with
violin ad lib. [18280
© May 23, 1913; 2 ¢. July 16, 1913;
E 316472; Whitehall music co., Lon-
don.
——words by J. Oatman, jr., music
by Chas. H. Gabriel. [18281
© July 14,1913; 2 ¢. July 16, 1913;
E 318557; HE. O. Excell, Chicago.
HE IS COMING AGAIN; words and mu-
sic by M. J. Camp. - [18282
© Aug. 1, 1913; 2 © gumegeo.
1918; E 314791. Norman H. Camp,
Chicago.
HE LIVES AGAIN; words by Geo. Burns,
music by P. W. Dixon. [182838
©. July 8, 1918; 2 ¢ July aoe;
E 318311; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
HE’S A HERO NO MATTER WHAT THEY
SAY; words and music by H. HE.
Perry. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18284
© July 10,1913; 2 ec. July 18, 19138;
E 318633; Ernest E. Perry, Boston.
HE THAT DWELLETH; words from the
Bible, music by Wilbur Hascall;
med. voice. Boston. C. W. Thomp-
son & ¢o. [18285
© July 14, 1918; 2 c. July 16, 1918;
E 318546; Fraternity pub. co., Bos-
ton.
810
no. 7, 1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
HE THAT ENDURETH; words by Jennie
Ree, music by B. D. Ackley. [18286
© July 15,1918; 2 c. July 14, 1918;
E 318485; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
He TOOK ME IN; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas. [13287
© July 3, 1918; 2 ¢. July 3, 1913;
E 318318; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
HE WANTS SOMEONE TO CALL HIM PAPA,
SHE WANTS SOMEONE TO CALL HER
MA; words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, mu-
sic by Lewis F. Muir. [13288
© July 12,1913; 2c. July 12,1913;
E 315139; F. A. Mills, ine, New
York.
HEAR THE BEES A-HUMMING; words and
music by G. W. Wilmot. 8vo. (Jn
The Westminster primary quarterly,
v. 13, no. 3.) [18289
© July 1, 1918; 2c. July 9, 19138;
E 318405; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
HEART (A) THAT O’ERFLOWS WITH
GOOD NATURE; words by A. Howard,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
{13290
© July 10, 1913; 2 ec. July 18, 1913;
E 318644; Andrew Howard, New
York.
HEART THROBS; words by A. J. Bow-
man, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18291
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315097; Ashton J. Bowman, Fort
Riley, Kan.
HEART’S EASE; words by Celia Con-
greve, music by Charles Willeby;
no. 2 in F. [13292
© July 16,1913; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
E 316487; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
HEAVENLY BELLS; words by J. B. Vort-
man, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13293
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec. June 17,
1913; E 318111; J. B. Vortman,
Lowndesboro, Ala.
HEIMGANG IN DER FRUHE. See Mattie-
sen (Emil); Zwolf gedichte.
HELLO! LITTLE SWEETHEART; words by
A. Oliver, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13294
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314479; Ailene Oliver, Nashville.
HELP THE WORLD ALONG; words by W.
C. Poole, music by T. R. Allen.
[13295
© July 15, 1918; 2 « July 14,
1913; E 3818486; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
HENSEL-MARSCH; von Georg Woehlert,
op. 147, fiir orchester-stimmen mit
piano-direction. . 4to. [18296
© July 7, 1918; 2 c. July 9, 1913;
HE 316330; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.
HER CONVENT HOME; words and music
by C. G. Morey. Brooklyn, J. B.
Morey. [138297
© June 28,1918; 2 ¢...June 25,
1918; E 9814851; Clotilde Georgie
Morey, Brooklyn.
HER WINNING IRISH WAYS; words by
P. D. Gallagher, music by Burt Wal-
lace. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [138298
C), duly 10, ' 1913+. 2. e.. Tule 18,
1918; E 3818623; P. D. Gallagher,
Whitney Pier, Canada.
HERBERT MARCH; duet by A. B. Krae-
mer; piano. [13299
© June 26, 1913; 2 c June 28,
1918; E 314774; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati.
HEROES AND GENTLEMEN; words by J.
E. MacManus, music by Frank Pes-
kett, edited by Richard D. Metcalfe,
for four men’s voices. 4to. (Enoch
& sons’ choral series, no. 12.)
[13300
© July 7, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 312603; Enoch & sons, London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
HERZKIRSCHEN; gavotte von Emil
Held, op. 12, fiir klavier. [13301
(Feb. Bo 1913: | 2, \e., duly 16,
1918; E 316459; Fritz Schuberth,
jr.. Leipzig.
HESITATION; valse lente par A. Angio-
lini; piano. [138302
©) Dec.’ 16,) 1912> '2. e: shay 16:
1913; E 316426; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
HIGH-LIFE; one step di Alberto de Feo,
per piano. [13303
© Apr. 28, 1913; 2 c. May 5,
1913; E 316351; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
—words and music by Arnold J.
Perrigo. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13304
© June 24, 1913; 2 ec. July 8,
1918; E 315065; A. J. Perrigo, Bur-
netts Creek, Ind.
811
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
13305
HIGHLAND ANDY: words by Nellie
Brown, music by Albert Swift.
Washington. H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18305
© June 24, 1913; 2¢. July 8, 19138;
E 314973; Jennie Mitchell, Seattle.
HIGHLAND (THE) REEL; words by Mau-
reen Connie, music by Ray Waters.
Washington, Marks- Goldsmith co..,
ine. [133806
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 3149386; B. M. ©. Shaw, Presque
Isle, Canada.
HIGHWAY OF LIFE.
highway.
HILLO, MY BONNY; words by James
Vila Blake, music by John Ireland.
[18307
© July 9, 1913; 2c. July 10, 1913;
EH 3163842; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
Hitts (THE) oF ARCADY; words by
Charles Buxton Going, music by C.
Whitney Coombs: high in A flat.
[13308
2 c@. July 29,
Schirmer, New
See Songs of the
© July 28, 1913;
Min: EH Stools |G.
Nork.
History (THE) OF A PRINCE (Historia
de un principe) ; operetta in three
acts, book by Tomas A. Julia, music
by E. Sanchez de Fuentes. [Melo-
dies only ?] [18309
© 1°e July 2, 1918- Hesiea72:
Eduardo Sanchez de Fuentes, Ha-
vana, Cuba.
HocHzZEITSMARSCH. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
HOHER MITTAG AM MEERE. See Mattie-
sen (Emil) ; Zwdlf gedichte.
Home AaGatIn (Wieder daheim) : waitz
by C. F. Hartung, op. 48, no. 5, arr.
by Edmund Parlow: 2 pianos 8
hands. [13310
©. July: 14,1913; 2 .¢. Juky 4;
1913; E 316367; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
HOME CIRCLE GALOP; by H. E. Ruhe,
op. 61, no. 5; piano. (Home circle
collection, no. 5.) [13311
© July 7, 1913; 2 ¢ July 15. 1913;
BE 315198; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia.
HOME CIRCLE MARCH AND TWO STEP: by
H. E. Ruhe, op. 61, no. 4: piano.
(Home circle collection.. no. 4.)
[18312
© July 7.1918; 2¢ July 15, 1913 ;
EK 315197; Co-operative music ¢o..
Philadelphia.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8 |
HOME CIRCLE MAZURKA; by H. E. Ruhe, |
op. 61, no. 2; piano. (Home circle |
collection, no. 2.) [133138
© July 7, 1913; 2 ec. July 15, 1918; |
E 315195; Co-operative music Co., |
Philadelphia.
HOME CIRCLE POLKA; by H. E. Ruhe, op.
61, no. 38; piano. (Home circle col-
lection, no. 3.) [138814 |
© July 7, 1913; 2 ¢. July ats) 19tSe |
E 315196; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia.
HOME CIRCLE SCHOTTISCHE; by H. HB.
Ruhe, op. 61, no. 6; piano. (Home
circle collection, no. 6.) [18815 |
© July 7, 1918; 2 ce. July 15, 1918; |
E 315199; Co-operative music ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
HOME CIRCLE WALTZ; by H. EH. Ruhe, |
op. 61, no. 1; piano. (Home circle
collection, no. 1) [13316 |
© July 7, 1913;)2 Jee,
1918; E 315194; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia.
HoME ON THE BANKS OF THE RIVER;
words and music by A. Taylor.
12mo. (Jn Harvest call, no. 10.)
[138317
© Apr. 12, 1913; 2 & duly se, 2313;
E 314902; Austin Taylor, Weather-
ford, Tex.
HoME SWEET HOME THE DEAREST SPOT
ON EARTH; words and music by Hil-
mar J. Siegel. [183818
© June 21, 1913: 2 Gates,
1918; E 318327; Magbee music co.,
Columbus. [Copyright is claimed
on rearrangement. ]
HomEsicK (THE) DARKEY; words by
Jennie W. Barnard, music by H. C.
Verner. [13319
© July 12, 1918; 2 Gy ouigedo:
1913; BE. 315171; J. We Berane,
Newark, Ill.
HoMESTEAD (A) FoR you; words by J.
Luke McGeary, music by Felix
West. [18320
© July 7. 1913; 2) 6.00)
1918; E 315193; John L. McGeary,
Anaconda, Mont.
HONEY, BEHAVE; words by A. Seymour
Brown, music by Johann C.
Schmid. [13321
© July 14, 1918; 2 c. iulga,
1913; E 315175; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
812
~
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 7, 1913
‘Honey Girt; words by L. B. Bradley,
« music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
; ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18322
© June 24, 1918; 2 c July 8,
1913; E 3150384; L. B. Bradley,
Boulder, Col.
HoNEY MAN; one-step or two-step by
Clothilde; piano. (Collection of
dance music, no. 5. [183823
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec July 2,
1913; E 312579; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
House (A) TO LET IN LONESOME
" Town; words and music by L. J.
McKibbin. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18324
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec June 17,
1918; E 318121; Lester James Mc-
Kibbin, Ontario, Or.
How’p YOU LIKE TO BE A SOLDIER BOY;
words and music by C. Lam. New
York. John T. Hall music pub. co.
[183825
im vay 11, 1913; 2 « July 12,
) 1913; EB 315147; C. Lam, Omaha,
Neb.
'
| Genevieve Scott.
_How I LONG TO TELL IT; words by
Henry Ostrom, music by Theo. E.
| Perkins. [13326
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1913;
| E 3818884; John R. Clements, Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
How THE OLD MAID CAUGHT A BEAU;
words by E. N. Chapel, music by
Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18827
© June 24, 1913; 2 ec. July 8,
| 1913; E 315058: E. N. Chapel, Cha-
; teau, Mont.
| How THIS WORLD GETS SO PEACEFULLY
|
)
:
E 315046; George H. Boules, Mana-
‘
|
:
ALONG; words by G. H. Boules, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [138328
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
yunk, Pa.
HUMORESKE IN H pur; von Wilhelm
Berger, op. 58, revidiert und mit
fincersatz versehen Ad. Ruthardt.
(Humoresken, zweites heft, no. 6.)
[138329
© Nov. 28, 1912; 2 ec. July 16,
1913; E 316483; Gebriider Hug & co.,
Leipzig. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
HUMORESQUE; by Rex. De Cairos-Rego,
op. 1, no. 2; violin and piano. Lon-
don, Nicholson & co. [13330
© July 8, 1913; 2 ¢. July 11, 19138;
E 3163885; Rex de Cairos-Rego, Lon-
don.
——hby Th. Verhey, ed. and fingered
by Maurits Leefson; piano. (Se-
lected teaching compositions, series
2, no. 789.) [133831
© July’ 10,, 4018: 2. °e July 15,
19138; E 312662; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
See also Mammy’s lullaby.
HUNGARIAN LOVE sone. See Brams
(Johannes)
HUNGARIAN RAG: by Julius Lenzberg;
piano. [13332
© June 26, 1918; 2 ec. June 27,
1913; E 314728; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
HUNTER’S sone; from Joyful hours,
composed and annotated by Louis
Victor Saar for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and recitation ques-
tions]. (Selected edition progressive
ser., grade 2-A; Modern composers’
ser., 22X.) [13333
© June 23. 1918; 2 c« June 25,
1918; E 314625; Art publ. soc, St.
Louis.
HUNTING-HUMORESQUE; from In the
forest, composed and annotated by
Carolus V. Agghazy, op. 42 for piano
[with biographical sketch and recita-
tion questions]. (Selected edition
progressive ser., grade 2.A; Modern
composers’ ser., 19XX.) [1383834
©. June 23, 1913; 2.c. June 25,
19735.) d125252) Art publ,...soe., St.
Louis.
HUNTING SONG. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
HvurRRAH! HURRAH! FOR THE STRIPES
AND STARS; words by P. A. Sharkey,
music by P. C. Lockhart. New York,
C. L. Partee music pub. co. [133835
© June 20, 1918; 2 @« June 26,
1913; E 314752; P. A. Sharkey,
Gloucester, Mass.
HURRY UP, AND DON’T BE SLOW; words
by A. V. Williams, music by Jack
Stanley. Jashington, H. MWirkus
Dugdale co. [18336
© July 10, 1913; 2 ¢« July 18,
1913; E 318583; Alta V. Williams,
Sedan, Mont.
815
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13337
Horst (JAN) Intermezzo; pf. [18837
© June 9, 1913; 2c. June 10, 1913;
BE 316025; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land.
HYMN OF CONSECRATION; words by M.
Edwin Johnson, music by Albert
Merritt Hwert. [133838
© July 3, 1913; 2. ¢. July 1, 19138;
E 318292; A. M. Ewert, Pawnee, Ill.
I AM DREAMING EVER DREAMING OF THE
ONE I LOVE THE BEST; lyric by G. M.
Blades, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington, Hayworth mu-
sic pub. co. [138339
© June 25, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1918; E 3183847; Glenn M. Blades,
Avon, IN.
I AM DREAMING OF YOU, SWEETHEART,
HERE TO-NIGHT; words by J. B. Ran-
dall, music by Albert Swift. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138340
© July 10; 1913; 2 e: aiuly, 13;
1918; H 318586; J. B. Randall, Rye
Valley, Or.
I AM GOING ON WITH JESUS; words by
Jessie Brown Pounds, music by Sam-
uel W. Beazley. 118341
© July. 14, 1913; 2 ¢.July 16,
1918; E 31855&; EH. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
I AM GOING TO WHERE THE HAZE LOOKS
BLUE; words by J. G. Ansley, music
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18342
© July 10, 1918; 2 c July 18,
1918; E 318610; J. G. Ansley, Edi-
son, Cal.
I AM READY—ARE YoU? words by
Jennie Ree, music by B. D. Ackley.
[133843
© July 15, 1918; 2 ¢ July 14,
19138; E 318487; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
I COULD FALL FOR YoU; words by Harry
J. Dowling, music by [P.] F. Bar-
row. Melody only. [13844
©1c. July 11, 1918; EB 318426;
[Peter] Francis Barrow, New York.
I’D LIKE TO BE THE HERO IN A MOTION
PICTURE PLAY; words by R. H. Car-
ter, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138345
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
BE 315100; R. H. Carter, Weldon, Ill.
814
pt. 111, n.s., v.8
I’D LIKE TO BE WITH YOU ALWAYS;
words by Pierce Mack, music by
Jean Buckley.
kus Dugdale co.
son, Los Angeles.
I’D LIKE TO BE YOUR HONEY BOY; words
and musie by H. J. Donovan. ~
[13347
© May 7, 1913; 2 ¢. July 2, 1918; }
E 314812; Henry J. Donovan, Provi- }
dence, R. I.
sic by J. C. Mesa.
Partee music pub. co.
© June 30, 1918; 2 ¢. July 9, 1913;
E 318419; R. H. Alff, Rock Island,
Til.
I FOUND HIM ON THE MESA; words by
Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music by | :
Charles Wakefield Cadman;
flat.
in BB
co., Boston.
I HAVE ANSWERED THE CALL, WILL YOU? |
words by W. C. Poole, music by C. |
[18350 -
© July 15, 1913: 2 eaves |
1913; EH 318488; Chas. H. Gabriel, |
H. Gabriel.
Chicago.
I HAVE FOUND MY CHILD AT LAST; |
words by Mrs. O. J. Chauvin, music |
[13351 |
© July 1, 1918; 2 e. July 3, 1913; |
E 318324; Mrs. O. J. Chauvin, Abbe- |
by Harry Weston.
ville, La.
I HEARD A SWEET VOICE SAY; words by \|
FE. S. Pike, music by Jean Buckley. ©
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13852 |
© June 24, 1918; 2c July s
1913; E 314979; F. S. Pike, Portland, _
Me.
I KNOW A LASSIE; words by C. K. Gal-
laher, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13353
© June 24,:1913; 2°@ gully &,
1913; E 314981; Charles K. Galla-
her, Reedley, Cal.
I LIVE FOR YOU ALONE; words and mu-
sic by V. B. Cook, arr. by Harry
Turner. [138354
©l1e. July 24, 1918; E 315287;
Virgil Burton Cook, Springfield, Il.
Washington, H. Kir- ;
[13346 }
© July 10, 1918; 2 ¢« July 18,f
1913; E 318625; Elizabeth McPher- ff
[13349 |
© July 7, 1918; 2 e. July 12, 1913; |
EH 315148; White-Smith music pub.
a0. 7, 1913
,| ELL ALWAYS BE TRUE To You; words by
‘i’ A. Prymus, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13355
m® © June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1918; E 314498; Aniela Prymus,
Central Falls, R. I.
I'LL BE TRUE, MY SAILOR BOY; words
and music by E. C. Geraghty. New-
port, R.I. Geraghty pub. co. [18356
© July 2, 1913; 2c. July 5, 19138;
E 314880; Edith C. Geraghty, New-
port, RB. I.
I’LL LOVE BUT THEE; words and music
by R. H. Palmer. New York. C. L.
Partee music pub. co. [138357
© June 30, 1913; 2 ec July 9,
1913; E 318415; Reginald H. Palmer,
Olean, N. Y.
I LOVE JUST YOU, JUST YoU; words by
P. Nelson, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18858
© June 6, 1918; 2 « June 23,
1918; E 314488; Phil Nelson, Esk-
dale, W. Va.
I LOVE MY LOVE IN THE MORNING; part-
- song, words by Gerald Griffin, music
by Bernard Johnson; mixed voices.
4to. (Musical Times, no. 846.)
[13359
© July 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 31,
1913; E 312802; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
I Love THat Drxie sone; words and
music by Dunean J. Muir. [13360
© July 14, 1913; 2 ec July 14,
1913; E 318475; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York.
LOVE THE MOONLIGHT; words by Bal-
lard McDonald, music by Harry Car-
roll. [138361
© July 18, 1913; 2 e July 18,
1913; E 318696; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York.
I LOVE THE WHOLE UNITED STATES;
words by Roger Lewis, music by
Ernie Erdman. [13362
© July 25, 19138; 2 @ July 24,
1913; E 315292; Tell Taylor music
publisher, inc., Chicago.
I Love you (Ich liebe dich) ; scherzo
von Oskar Brachfeld, fiir orchester
mit piano-direction. Steinmen. 4to.
[18863
© July 16,1913; 2 c. July 17, 1913;
E 312674; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
6132—13——4
se
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
133738
I LOVE rou—Continued.
—— —— piano. [138364
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 21, 1913;
E 316172; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
— words and music by G. Schnitker.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [13365
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. July 10, 1913;
E 315126; G. Schnitker, Saint Louis.
I LOVE you so; words and music by
L. M. Krinbill. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13366
© June 24,1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315080; Lilian M. Krinbill, Ham-
mond, Ind.
I LOVED you, I LOVED you, KATRINE;
from The masquerading heiress, lyr-
ics by G. R. Craw, music by E. E.
Jackson. Melody only. [138367
© 1e July 2, 1913; E 314803;
Geo. R. Craw, Fort Wayne, Ind.
I’M BUILDING THIS COTTAGE FOR YOU,
DEAR; words and music by F. Kohler.
[13368
© June 30,1913; 2 c. July 5, 1918;
E 314889; Frank Kohler, San Fran-
cisco.
I’M COMING BACK TO DIXIE AND YOU;
written and composed by Lyons and
Yosco and Frank Mullane. [13869
© July 10, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1918;
E 318386; Geo. W. Meyer music co.,
New York.
I’M GLAD JESUS KNOWS; words by
Harry H. Newell, music by Bert H.
Newell. (Jn Songs of His praise.)
[13370
© May 380, 1913; 2 c. June 27, 1913;
E 314801; H. H. Newell, McKees-
port, Pa.
I’M GOIN’ TO STAY RIGHT HERE IN TOWN;
lyric by Alfred Bryan, music by Al-
bert Gumble. [138371
© June 26, 1913; 2¢. June 27, 1913;
E 314729; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
New York.
I’M GOING HOME WHERE THE FOUR-LEAF
CLOVER GROWS; words by H. C. Dan-
iels, music by Vivian Brooks. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[183872
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1918;
FE 318113; Henry C. Daniels, Hart-
ford.
I’M GOING TO MEET MINNIE TO-NIGHT;
words by Will D. Cobb, music by
Harry Carroll. [138873
© July 18, 1913; 2 e. July 18, 1913;
E 318697; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York.
815
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13374
I’M LOOKING FOR A JOB; words by A.
Deuell, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[1383874
© June 24,1913; 2c. July 8, 19138;
E 315070; Allene Deuell, La Mesa,
Cal.
I’M LOOKING FOR THEE, LORD; words
and music by M. E. Enlow. [13375
© June 30,1913; 2c. July 5, 19138;
E 314884;] M. E. Enlow, Inglewood,
Cal.
I'm MotorcycLteE Mike; from ‘The
masquerading heiress, lyrics by G.
R. Craw, music by E. EH. Jackson.
Melody only. [13376
© 1e July 2, 1913; E 314804;
Geo. R. Craw, Fort Wayne, Ind.
I’M NOT My owN! words by T. O. Chis-
holm, music by George C. Stebbins.
[13377
© Jsune v3; 19135. °2%e! July's,
1918; EH 318457; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia.
I’M ONLY A KIDDIE; words and music
by UU. 5, ‘Barry: [1383878
© July 2, 1913; 2 c. July 1, 19138;
E 315263; Ursula Burford Barry,
Pasadena.
I’M THE MAN THAT EVERYONE TALKS
ABOUT; words by A. Reihing, mu-
Sic by R. G. Totas. New York, C.
L. Partee music pub. co. [18379
© June 20, 19138; 2 « June 26,
1918; E 314756; Anthony Reihing,
E. Toledo, O.
I’M TRUSTING IN JESUS; words and mu-
Sie by OO: J. harp. ‘Svo. “Cin. tin-
spired hymns. ) [138880
© July 5; 1913: 2:¢ July 7,.1913:
E 318367; Oscar Jefferson Tharp,
Brimfield, Il.
I NEVER MET A BEAUTIFUL GIRL TILL I
MET YOU; words by Wm. Jerome,
music by Jean Schwartz. [18881
© July 7, 1918; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 314897; Jerome & Schwartz pub.
co., New York.
I NEVER MET BEFORE A GIRL LIKE YOU;
lyric by George Graff, jr., music by
Chauncey Olcott and Cass Freeborn.
[18882
© July 14, 1918; 2 @ July 15,
1918; E 315164; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
pt. 111, n. s., v.8
I PRAISE THEE;
words from the Bible arr. by A.
Grimm; two voices and piano with
English and German words.
[13383
© June 21, 1918; 2 ec. June 3s,
19138; E 3812568; Antigo pub. ¢o.,
Antigo, Wis.
I SLEEP BUT MY HEART AWAKETH;
words by L. W. Raison, music by
Len Fleming. [18384
© June 6, 1913; 2 c Juivaes
19138; E 315223; L. W. Raison, Ab
toona, Pa.
I’vE A COSY LITTLE COTTAGE IN THE
COUNTRY; words and music by
Arnold and Brown. [133885
© July 12, 1913; 2. ¢) Sule,
1918; E 315250; Standard music ¢o.,
Providence, R. I.
I’VE BEEN THERE DOWN ON THE FARM;
words by H. Stevens, music by Jack
Cannan.
J. E. Minnick co. ine. [18386
© June 21, 1918; 2G dai,
1918; E 3818305; Elsworth Stevens,
Franklin Furnace, N. J.
I'VE JUST ARRIVED IN TOWN; words by
H, A. Kelsey, music by H. A. Rysse.
New York.
co. [13387
© June 30, 1913; 2 « July 9, —
1913; E 318418; Henry A. Kelsey, |
San Francisco.
I WANT AN AB-SO-LUTE DIVORCE THAT’S ©
ALL; words and music by T. Hd-
wards. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co.
© July 10, 1918; 2 & Julgee
19138; E 318599; Thos. Edwards,
Baltimore.
I WANT you; words by E. Kidd, music
by Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [133889
© July 10, 19138; 2 « July 18
1913; E 318669 ; Emma Kidd, Corder,
Mo.
I WILL GREATLY REJOICE; full anthem
for harvest, composed by Edward C.
Bairstow. Novello’s octavo anthems,
no. 1037.) [18890
© July 30, 1913; 2 @ Jules
1913; E 3812804; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER AND EVEB;
words by G. Rettew, jr., music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirgus Dugdale co. [18891
© June 24, 1918; 2 « July 8,
1913; E 315020; Geo. Rettew, jr.,
Marietta, Pa.
816
(Ich danke); duet }
Washington, New York. |
C. L. Partee music pub. ©
[13388 _
no. 7, 1913
>] WILL PRAISE THEE,
La |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18408
O Lorp; text
from the Bible. mus‘ce by W. H. Ben-
nett, ed. by J. W. Lerman; mixed
voices and organ. [133892
sune 22, 1912; 2 c. July 29,
1913; E 315317; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new organ score and hormonic re-
vision. ]
1 I WILL SHOW THEE WHAT THOU SHALT
po; words by Elizabeth A. M. Fisher.
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [133893
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 17,
1913; E 318106; Mrs. C. F. Fisher,
Marysville, N. B., Canada.
I wish I HAD A BEAU; words by A.
Bingham, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13394
© June 24, 1913; 2 e July 8,
1913: E 315076; Anna Bingham,
Corbin, Ky.
I WONDER WHEN WE SHALL SEE HIM;
words by Ada R. Habershon, music
by Geo. C. Stebbins. [13395
© June 3, 1913: 2c. July 8, 19138;
E 318456; Charles M. Alexnader,
Philadelphia.
I WONDER WHERE IS MY ROY TONIGHT;
words by Nettie Dudley Washing-
ton, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13396
© June 6, 19138; 2 ec. June 23,
1918; E 314492; Mrs. Dudley Wash-
ington, Pittsburgh.
See Child songs.
ICH LIEBE DIE KLEINEN, DIE ZUCK’RIGEN
FRAU’N; couplet aus der revue, Koln
dat ess jett for dich, text von Chris-
tian Witt und Gerhard Ebeler,
musik von Rudolf Baron. [13397
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. July 16, 1913;
E 316454; Revera-verlag, Berlin.
ICH WEISS MIR EIN MAIDLEIN; ged.
aus 68 lieder, Niirnberg (1542),
musik bearb. u. herausgegeben von
Carl Hirsch, fiir gemischten chor.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. (Ver-
klungene weisen, fiinf deutsche volk-
lieder, no. 2.) [13398
© June 10, 1913; 2 ec. June 20,
1913; E 312390; Rob. Forberk, Leip-
zig.
IDYLLE; von Nicolai von Wilm, op.
258, no. 3; violin and piano. [Pos-
thumous work. ] [138399
© July 26, 1913; 2 c. July 28,
1913; E 316673; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
I WONDER WHY.
IDYLLE A CoLomMBo; paroles de Chris-
tiné et Poupon, musique de Chris-
tiné. [138400
© July . 22,1918; 2. ¢;. July!'28,
1913; E 316585; Christiné, Paris.
IDYLLE POETIQUE; by Ernst Kullak.
op. 338, no. 1; piano. [13401
© July 26, 19138; 2 ce. July 28,
1913; E 316688; Arthur P. Schmidt.
Boston.
Ir; words by P. Baldwin, music by
L. A. Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13402
© July 10, 1918:'2 c. July .18,
19138; E 318660; Pina Baldwin, St.
Louis, Il.
IF ALL THAT I DREAMED CAME TRUE;
words and music by Ludson Wor-
sham. [13403
© June 14, 1913; 2 ec. July 2, 1913;
E 318468; Worsham-Prather pub.
eo., Louisville.
IF ALL THE WORLD WERE MINE; words
by L. Del Vecchio, music by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, C. L. Partee
_ music pub. co. [13404
© June 30, 1913; 2 ce. July 9,
1918; E 318412; Luke Del Vecchio,
Newark, N. J.
Ir I COULD DREAM OF YOU, DEAR HEART;
lyric by W. T. De Rade, music by
Ralph WW. Bixby. Washington,
Hayworth music pub. co. [13405
© June 25. 1913; 2 « June 26,
19138; E 318358: William T. De
Rade, Philadelphia.
Ir I COULD ONLY CALL YOU BACK; words
by Mrs. H. L. Owings, music by
Claude Wellington. Washington,
Marks-Goldsmith co., inc. [13406
<) June 30, 1913; 2° ¢. July. &,
1913; E 314926; Mrs. H. L. Owings,
Unionville, Mo.
Ir I ONLY KNEW YOU LOVED ME; words
and music by G. Metcalf. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18407
© July 10, 1913; 2 c July 18,
19183: E 318641; Glenn Metcalf,
Blandinsville, Ill.
Ir I SHOULD COME THIS WAY AGAIN;
words by J. C. Dilworth, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13408
© June 24. 1918; 2 « July 8,
1913: E 314996; John C. Dilworth,
Detroit.
817
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13409
pt. 111, n. s., v.8 |B.
Ir I WAS THE MOON I WOULD SMILE
ALL THE WHILE ON YOU; words by
John Anderson, music by Fred
Bernhardt. [13409
© July 2, 1918; 2 c. July 5, 1918;
EH 314886; Wittmaak music co., New
York.
Ir JuLIuS CAESAR REIGNED; humorous
patter song, words by Graham
Squiers, music by Charles Cory.
[13410
© July 8, 1918; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
EH 312615; Reynolds & co., London.
IF MOTHER ONLY KNEW; words by H.
Le Chylde, music by Fred Bern-
hardt. [18411
© July 25; 1918) 2: e: duly 29,
1918; E 3153806; Wittmaak music
co., New York.
IF SHE CAME BACK TO ME; words by
Charles Richard Williams, music by
Charles Gilbert Spross. [13412
© July. 17, 191s ai2eer dulye 7,
1918; E 318539; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
IF THAT ANGEL OF SHIRAZ; translated
by Justin Huntly McCarthy, music
by Granville Bantock; baritone.
[13413
© June 18; 1913 2) eo Tulse 5,
1918; E 314875; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
IF THE LIGHT OF THE MOON WOULD FOR-
GET TO SHINE; words by J. B. F.
Washington, music by John F. Ryan.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [13414
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 318338; Joseph B. F. Wash-
ington, Champaign, I[Il.
Ir THE MOON WOULD EVER SQUEAL ON
you; words by H. T. I. Shannon,
music by Harold T. I. Shannon and
Leo Copeland. [13415
© Mar. 29, 1913; 2c. July 1, 1913;
E 315248; Howard music pub. co.,
Green Bay, Wis.
IF THE QUEEN OF MARS WAS THE WINK-
ING MOON-MAN’S BRIDE; words by
Mordy. L.. Freeborn, music by CG HE.
Wendell. [13416
©: July 11, Tots: "2 « Jaly: 18,
19138; E 818689; C. HE. Wendell,
Kalispell, Mont.
IF THE ROSE COULD TELL IT’S STORY;
lyrics by Geo. Pennington, music by
Billy James. New York, Philadel-
phia, Monarch music co. [18417
© Mar. 5, 1913; 2 ec. July 9, 1913;
E 318380; Wm. M. James, Philadel-
phia.
IF THE ROSE COULD TELL IT’S STORY— jf)
Continued.
I Sane. [13418 |p
© May 10, 1918: 2 c. July 14,
1913; E 318512; Wm. Littman, Phil-
adelphia.
IF THE SEA WAS ONLY BEER; words by
J. Goffe, music by M. L. Koenig. f
New York, C. L. Partee music pub. }
co. [13419 ,
© June 20, 1913; 2 ec. June 26, F
1913; E 314763; Jacques Goffe, Mon-
treal, Canada.
IF YOU’LL ONLY LET ME SLUMBER ON, IN
OLD LOVE DREAMS; words by P. Tag-
gart, jr., music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13420
© July 10, 1918; 2 « July 18, |
1913; E 318639; Pat. Taggart, jr.,
Cherry, Ill.
IF YOU LOVE ME, WEAR THE ROSE; words
and music by J. B. Carey. [18421
© July 24, 1918; 2 ec. July 19,
1913; E 315233; Buell musie co., |
San Francisco.
IF YOU WERE; words by Wa-So, music
by Albert Swift.. Washington, H. |
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18422 —
© July 10, 19138; 2 < Julyore FF
1913; E 318637; A. E. Welch, Coffey- ©
ville, Kan.
THR ARMEN ASTRONOMEN; ged. u. musik
von Kamillo Horn, op. 64, nos. 1 and
2; gesang u. klavier. [1384238
© Feb. 14, 1918; 2 ec. June 28,
1913; E 316216; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
ILa-uU; words by Mrs. G. Dizney, music
by L. A. Clark. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13424
© July 10, 1918; 2 c Julyese
1913; E 318605; Mrs. Gillis Dizney,
Madras, Or.
IM FRUEHLING; concert-ouvertiire, von
C. Crozat Converse; orchester. Par-
titur. 4to. [18425
© July 1, 19138; 2 «. duly 27eeee
E 314863; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York.
IM GRUNEN WALD (In the forest’s
shadows); von W. Bolke, op. 6, fiir
piano. (Aus der jugendzeit, no. 9.)
[138426
© June 30, 1913; 2 ¢ Julyew
1913; E 316280; Wm. A. Kaun
musie co., Milwaukee.
818
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 6, 1913
13444
IM ROSENGARTEN (In a rose garden) ;
by Paul Zilcher, op. 109, nos. 1-7;
pt. - [138427
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1918; E 316175; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London.
IMBODEN (WALTER) Caprice; par W.
Imboden. op. 12; piano. Moments
musicaux, no. 3.) [18428
™ © July 22, 1913; 2 « July 23,
1918; EK 316603; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
IMMANUEL HYMN; words and music
by Ira M. Grey. [18429
© June 26, 1913; 2 c. June 27,
1918; E 314726; Irving Park Im-
manuel Congregational Church, Chi-
cago. [Copyright is claimed on
words and music. ]
IMMORTALITY LAND; words by James
Rowe, music by Haldor Lillenas.
[134380
© July 3. 1913; 2 «. July 3, 1918;
' E 3183138; Charles Reign Scoville,
' Chicago.
IMPROMPTU, ALLEGRO SCHERZANDO. See
Schubert (F. P.)
IMPROMPTU IN A FLAT. See Chopin
a (EY EF.)
‘In a GonpdoLA; from Joyful hours,
composed and annotated by Louis
Victor Saar for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and _ recitation
questions]. (Selected edition pro-
gressive ser., grade 2-A; Modern
composers’ ser., 21 X). [138431
) June 23, 1913: 2 ¢. Sune’ .25,
1913; E 314624; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
words by Geo. A. Norton, music by
S. R. Henry. [18432
i) duly” 1G, 1918; °2 'e. July 17,
1913; E 315210; Jos. W. Stern &
co.. New “York. [Copyright
claimed on revised edition.]
is
IN A SHADY DALE; by Alban Foerster,
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leef-
son; piano. (Selected teaching
compositions, series 2, no. 770.)
[184383
© July 10, 1918; 2 ¢. July 15,
1913; E 312647; J. H. Faunce co.,
| IN A LONELY CABIN, ON A LONELY ROAD;
:
|
:
:
|
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
Es
InN AMERICA; words and music by
Chas. A. Bayha and Rubey Cowan.
[138434
© June) 26, 1918: 2 c. July’ 5;
1913; E 314885; York music co.,
New York.
In ARCADY; meditation by Geo. J.
Trinkaus. No. 1. 1st and 2nd vio-
lins. No. 2. 1st violin and cello.
No. 3. 1st violin and clarinet in B
flat. No. 4. Flute and 1st violin.
With piano ace. [18435-13488
© June 30, 1913; 2 c each July 1,
1913; E 314834-314837 ; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Nos. 2-4.
Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
In ENGLAND; by Edmund Parlow;
piano. (From foreign lands; six
characteristic dances, 795.) [13489
> Duly! 7, Wis: 2) e. July’ 15,
1918; E 312670; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia.
IN FLEMMERLANDA (IL PAESE DELLA
FLEMMA) ; opera comica in 38 atti, di
Antonio Rubino, musica di Giuseppe
Pietri; canto e piano. [18440
©- July 14, 1918;:2 « July*so,;
1913; D 19321; Edoardo Sonzogno,
Milan.
IN FRANCE; by Edmund Parlow;
piano. (From foreign lands; six
characteristic dances, no. 798.)
[18441
CC) Juri t woke: 2 ¢. suly 1b,
1918; EK 312668; J. H. Faunce €o.,
Philadelphia.
IN FUTURE YEARS WHEN DREAMS COME
TRUE; words by Al. Japsie, music by
Albert Swift, Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [18442
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1918;
BE 315088; Mrs. Arnold A. Berndt,
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Edmund Parlow;
six
IN GERMANY; by
piano. (From foreign lands;
characteristic dances, no. 796.)
r [18443
© July 7, 1913; 2 ¢. July 15, 1913;
E 312669; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia.
IN GRANDMOTHER’S ATTIC; words by
Mary Tate Parker, music by Vivian
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13444
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 315029; Mrs. M. Parker, Des
Moines.
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pt. . HI, BO Sz
In HoLtuanpd; by Edmund Parlow;:
piano. (From foreign lands; six
characteristic dances, no. 797.)
[13445
© July 7, 1918; 2 c. July 15, 1913;
EH 312667; J. H. Faunce eco., Phila-
delphia.
In IraLty; by Edmund Parlow; piano.
(From foreign lands; six character-
istic dances, no. 799.) [13446
© July's; 1913> 2% eo suly 45,
1918; HE 312672; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia.
In MaytTiMe (Zur Maienzeit) ; rondo
by Georg HEggeling, op. 168 no. 1.
1. Piano solo. 2. Piano six hands,
arr. by Edmund Parlow.
[18447, 138448
© July 14, 1918; 2 c each July
14, 1913; H 316369, 316870; Arthur
P. Schmidt, Boston.
IN MIDST OF WooDS; words by John
Munday, music by M. U. Arkwright;
mixed voices. Ato. (Two-part
music; school series, no. 82.)
[13449
© June 14, 19138; 2 ec. June 21,
1913; EH 316166; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
IN MY DREAMS; words by R. H. Ewing,
music by Edna A. Bock. Quincy.
Ill. The composers. [13450
© sui 14. 191s Ze sikye
1913; E 318504; Roy H. Ewing,
Quincey, Ill.
IN MY HEART; words by H. F. Clark,
musie by P. C. Lockhart. New
York, C. L. Partee music pub. co.
[13451
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1913;
EH 318411; H. F. Clark, Uvalda, Ga.
IN MY LADY’S GARDEN; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Herbert Oliver;
no. 2 in E flat. [18452
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; EH 312495; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
IN MY OVERLAND; words by J. J. Mc-
Bride, music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington. , Hayworth music pub.
co. [18453
© June 25, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1913; E 318349; J. J. McBride, La-
porte City, Ia.
In NEw HAMPSHIRE; words by F.
Cherney, music by John F. Ryan.
Washington. Hayworth music pub.
co. [18454
© June 25, 1913; 2 c June 26,
1913; E 318840; Frank Cherney, Mil-
waukee.
8
In Russia; by Edmund Parlow;
piano. (From foreign lands; six
characteristic dances, no. 800.)
[138455
© July 7, 1918; 2c. July 15, 1918;
E 312671; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia.
IN THE BALL ROOM (Im fallsaal); |
waltz by Ludwig Schytté, op. 139, |
no. 2, arr. by Edmund Parlow; 2
pianos 4 hands. [18456
© July 14, 19138; 2 © Julyeue
1913; EH 316868; Arthur P. Sshmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
IN THE BLUEGRASS VALLEY; words by
Mrs. F. J. Knight, music by Albert
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [138457 |
© June 6, 1918; 2 c. June 23, 19138; |
FH 314491; Mrs. F. J. Knight. Detroit. |
IN THE CITY OUT OF WORK; or Take me
back to the sunny South, words by
V. Wilson, music by P. C. Lackhart.
New York. C. L. Partee music pub. |
co. [138458
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1913; |
E 318410; Viola Wilson, Camden, |
Nic. |
IN THE COLD 0’ THE DEW; words by H. |
Ion Swindley, music by John Green- |
wood. (Modern songs, no. 70.)
[18459
© July 21, 1918; 2%ep Julies
19138; E 316530; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
IN THE FEN; by G. Sarakowski; piano.
(Torch dances, no. 3.) [138460
© June 30, 1918; 2 ¢. July 7, 1913;
E 316292; Weekes & co., London.
IN THE GLOAMING; words and music by
H. Carberry. [13461
© 1e¢ July 1, 1918; Bisieza7;
Helena Carberry, Chicago.
IN THE GLORY OF YOUR EYES; waltz
Song words by Earle C. Jones, music
by Chas. N. Daniels. [18462
© July 7, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 314900; Jerome H. Remick & ¢o.,
New York.
IN THE MEADOW; by Arnold Sartorio,
op. 890, no. 1; pf. 4 hands. (For
recreation; two compositions, no. 1.)
[18463
© July 7, 1918; 2c. July 15, 1913;
E 312644; J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
deplhia.
0
no. 7, 1913
IN THE MOON-FLOOD; words by T. At-
wood, music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington. Hayworth music pub.
co. [18464
© June 25, 1913; 2 c June 26,
1913; E 318333; Theodora Atwood,
Albany.
|
-IN THE NIGHT BY THE LIGHT OF THE
' MOON; words and music by M. B.
. Hughes, arr. by Edward Wilfred
’ Moseley. [13465
a © 1c. July 19, 1918; E 315242;
' Manfred Byron Hughes, Cleveland, O.
IN THE ROSE-BOWER (In der rosen-
laube); composed and annotated by
' Henning von Koss for piano [with
biographical sketch and recitation
_ questions]. (Selected edition pro-
gressive ser., grade 2-A; Modern
composers’ ser., 25 X.) [13466
© June 28, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 312522; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
——_ om
IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOUNTAINS;
words by F. Kimme, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [138467
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 17, 1913;
E 318104; Florence Kimme, St. Louis.
IN THE SPRINGTIME; words and music
| by J. W. Ford. [18468
|
:
:
|
:
© June 18, 1918; 2 ec June 20,
_ 1915; E 312396; J. W. Ford, Toronto,
- Canada.
:
IN THE TWILIGHT DREAMING; words
and music by M. P. Doster. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18469
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315024; Mary Price Doster, Dos-
ter, Mich.
IN THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS OF FAIRIES;
lyric by George Graff, jr., music by
Chauncey Olcott and Cass Freeborn.
[13470
< July 14, 19138;.2 « July 15,
1913; E 315165; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
IN YOUR OLD TIME HOME; words by H.
Johnston, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13471
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 314967; H. Johnston, Vancouver,
Canada.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13479
In 1915—cEeT Frisco BOUND; words
and music by Deecort Keith Ham-
mitt. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [13472
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 19138;
e 315006; D. C. Hammitt, Alcester,
. dD.
INAMORATA; melodie nuptiale by G. de
Cairos-Rego; piano. [13473
© July 8, 1918; 2 ce. July 11, 19138;
E 3163836; Nicholson & co., 1td., Syn-
ney, Australia.
INDEPENDENCE DAY; words by J. D.
Roberts, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18474
yi Puly 10;" 11S $3 e. Taby 18;
1918; E 318598; John D. Roberts,
Old Forge, Pa.
INDIAN (AN) LOVE SONG; words by EH.
Hudson, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18475
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315003; Mrs. Geo. B. Hudson, San
Jose, Cal.
INGRID’s soNG (Ingrid’s vise); words
by Bjornson, music by H. Kjerulf,
arr. by Haldor Hanson; mixed
voices. 4to. Northern edition no.
182.) [18476
© July 22, 1918; 2 ¢ July 2,
1918; E 3815274; Northern book &
music co., Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement and revi-
sion. ]
INSPIRATION; by J. W. Lerman. 4to.
(In The organ, vy. 24, no. 142.)
[13477
)) Tune 5, Ais: 2 ¢) July ‘16,
1913; E 318575; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
INTERLUDE. See Rogers (Roland) Six
tuneful voluntarie’s, book. 1.
INTERMEDE ARABE; by A. Walter Kra-
mer, op. 32, no. 4; violin and piano.
[13478
©): J wily! By LON Be es: Sule}
1913; E 318437; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
See Haydn (F. J.)
Iowa, FAIR IowA; words and music
by S. M. Helmick, arr. by F. F. D.
[18479
© June 5, 1913; 2 e July 14,
1913; E 318505; S. M. Helmick, Co-
lumbus Junction, Ia.
Io SON POVERINA.
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13480
pt. 111, 0. 8. v.8
Is IT TO BE GOOD-NIGHT OR GOOD-BYE;
words and music by L. Maxwell.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138480
© June 6, 1918* 2 er Fune 417,
1913; E 318116; Leslie Maxwell,
Glasgow.
ISLAND O’GREEN; words by Leonard
Cooke, music by Constance V. White.
[18481
© July 10,1918; 2 ci muly 12,
1913; EH 312638; Charles Sheard &
co,. London.
ISLAND (THE) OF DREAMS COME TRUE;
lyrics by Raymond Zirkel, music by
Ned Reese; in F. [13482
© July W4; “1913 7°2 ey gully 15,
1913; E 315176; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
IT CAN’T RAIN ALWAYS, MOTHER; words
by Armorel EH. Sterne, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [138483
© July 10, 1918; 2 ce. July 18,
1918; HE 318617; A. EH. O’Kelly
Cooke, Newark, N. J.
It’s SUNNY ALBERTA FOR MINE; words
by Henry Smalley, music by Mayo
Evans. [18484
Gy June'S5, 1618: 2c. July 11,
1918 ; EH 316359 ; Booth & Joiner, Cal-
gary, Canada.
It’s THE POP POP POPPING OF THE
corKS; from The masquerading heir-
ess, lyrics by G. R. Craw, music by
EH. E. Jackson. Melody only. [18485
© 1e July 2, 1918; E 314805;
Geo. R. Craw, Fort Wayne, Ind.
It’s THE SAME OLD STORY LOVE MAKES
NEW; words by Joe Coyle, music by
Howard Wilt. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [13486
© July 10, 1913: 2 e« July 18,
1913; E 318628; Joseph Coyle, Balti-
more.
IT WON’T BE THE SAME OLD BROADWAY;
words by Harold Atteridge, music by
Jean Sehwartz. [13487
© July 14, 1918; 2 ¢. July 15,
1913; E 315181; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
JAG (THE) RAG; by Arthur C. Morse,
arr. by R. E. Hildreth; orch. with
piano ace. Ato. [18488
© July 7, 1913; 2 ¢. July 10, 1913;
EK 315117; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
JAKE, JAKE; the yiddisha ball player,
words by Blanche Merrill, musie by
Irving Berlin. [13489
© July 2, 1913; 2c July 5, 19%:
E 314881; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York.
JAUCHZET DEM MHERRN, ALLE WELT
(Make joyful noise unto the Lord);
musik von Richard Scheumann; ge- jf
mischtenchor. obl. 8vo. [Heilige
klaenge] no. 87B. [18490
© June 19, 1918; 2c. June 25, 1913;
EH 312506; H. F. Aubke & A. H. F.
Breuer, Allegheny, Pa.
JE FRAPPE A TON COEUR; paroles de Ro-
land Gaél, musique de J. Valverde.
(Répertoire espagnol moderne, no.
3176. ) [18491
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1918;
E 312538; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
JE SUIS L’AMOUR (To son l’amore);
chanson nocturne, paroles italiennes
de Francesco Cimmino, version fran-
caise de H. de Curzon, musique de F.
Paolo Tosti. 114829. [13492 ©
© July 22, 1913; 2 ¢. July 23, laa F
E 316610; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
JEANNE LA LORRAINE; Cantique, poésie |
de Henri Jouin, musique de Maurice ©
Le Boucher, chant et orgue. [13493 ©
© May 15, 1918; 2c. July 21, 1918; |
E 816546; Costallat et cie., Paris.
JEDEM DAS’ SEINE. See
(Emil) ; Zwo6lf gedichte.
JESUS IS CALLING; words and music ©
by Chas. Edw. Pollock. 12mo. (Jn |
Harvest call, no. 70.) [13494 ©
© Apr. 12, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1918; |
E 314904; Firm foundation pub.
house, Austin, Tex.
JESUS IS MIGHTY TO SAVE; words and
music by Chas. Edw. Pollock. 12mo.
(In Harvest call, no. 71.) [18495
© Apr. 12, 1918; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 314905; Firm foundation pub,
house, Austin, Tex.
JESUS IS WAITING FOR YOU; words by
BE. E. Hewitt, music by Jno. R.
Sweney. [18496
© July 14, 1913; 2 ce. July 16, 1918;
E 318559; E. O. Excell, Chicago.
JESUS LOVER OF MY SOUL; words by
C. Wesley, music by F. C. Maker,
ed. by J. W. Lerman; mixed voices
and organ. [18497
© Aug. 27, 1912; 2c. July 29, 19138;
E 315318; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
organ score and harmonic revision.]
822
Mattiesen —
no. 7, 1913
JESUS LOVES ME; words and music by
O. J. Tharp. S8vo. (Jn his Inspired
hymns. ) [18498
© July 5, 1918; 2 c. July 7, 1913;
E 3183872; Osear Jefferson Tharp,
Brimfield, I.
JESUS PLEADS FOR ME; words by T. O.
| Chisholm, music by Geo. C. Steb-
bins. [18499
© June 8, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1913;
BE 318458; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia. =
JEsus, THOU JOY OF LOVING HEARTS;
words anon., tr. by Ray Palmer, mu-
sic by J. B. Trowbridge. [138500
© Aug. 1, 1913; 2¢. July 17, 1918;
E 315207; J. B. Trowbridge, Chi-
eago.
‘ JeweL sone. See Gounod (C. F.)
JIGA YNGLESA; par J. Valverde; piano
' A 2 mains. (Réportoire espagnol
* moderne, no. 3150.) [13501
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 312539; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
| Joruy (A) BAND; words by E. E. Shipe,
music by Franz Hoffman. Wash-
' ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [13502
| © June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315055; Edith EH. Shipe, Lima, Il.
:
(
JOLLY (THE) FISHERMAN; march by EH.
Meinardus; band. 4to. [138503
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 10, 1913;
E 315124; E. Meinardus, Kiel, Wis.
JONNY; worte und musik von Harry
Waldau. [18504
: © June 2, 1918; 2 ¢. July 2, 1913;
FE 312587; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
JUANITA; part song, words by Mrs.
Norton, music by T. G. May, arr. by
Ross Hilton; mixed voices. 4to.
[13505
© June 28, 19138; 2 e« July 5,
1913; E 3814868; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
JUBEL-HYMNE (Hymn of joy); von
Franz Hichberg-Werneck, op. 17, no.
2, fiir pianoforte. [13506
© June 21, 1913; 2c. July 5, 1913;
E 312590; Wm. A. Kaun music co.,
Milwaukee.
JUBEL-OUVERTURE; von Alois Rosenauer,
op. 34, fiir pianoforte zu 6 hianden.
[18507
© May 30, 1913; 2 c June 10,
1913; E 316016; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18517
JUBILATE DEO, IN A FLAT; by Frank
G. Cauffmann; mixed voices and or-
gan. 4to. [13508
© July 8, 1913; 2.¢. July 10, 19138;
E 3184388; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton.
JUNE; words by A. G. Hay, music by
Albert Swift. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [13509
© July 10, 1918; 2. e July 18,
1913; E 318671; Alex G. Hay, Ham-
monton, N. J.
—— words by Jessie L. Gaynor, music
by Dorothy Gaynor. [18510
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 314947; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati.
JUNE AT WINDSOR FORGES; words and
music by B. Nevin. [18511
© 1c. July 5, 1918; E 315204;
Blanche Nevin, Churchtown, Pa.
JUNE TWILIGHT; reverie by Robt. Rus-
sell Bennett; pf. [18512
i Suly 22) WONR se. | Saalky 12.
1918; E 3815181; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
JUNGE (DIE) WACHTPARADE (The
junior’s parade); von W. Béolke, op.
6, fiir piano. (Ausder jugendzeit,
no. 8.) [138513
© ° June’ 30; 1913; 2-¢ “Iuly 3,
1913; E 316279; Wm. A. Kaun mu-
sic co., Milwaukee.
JURA (LA) DE LA BANDERA; zarzuela
infantil de J. Taboada Steger; vocal
score. [13514
cy. Salty 10, 1913: (2 @. July W1.
1913; E 316348; Casa Dotésio, Ma-
drid.
JUST BECAUSE IT’S YOU DEAR; words
and music by Clarence T. Eward,
arr. by Will A. Harding. [13515.
CS: Suly: 14, °1913;..2c. July. 14,
1913; E 318507; C. Eward, Rush-
ville, Ind.
JUST CALL ME BILL; words by J. R.
Walker, music by Abert L. Bradley.
New York. John T. Hall music pub.
co. [18516
©). Julyo15/ 40135 :2.e.JwWy 22,
1913; E 315252: Jason R. Walker,
Blackwell, Ok1.
JUST CALL ME UP IN SLUMBERLAND;
words by Alonzo Hunicke, music by
H. Kirkus Dugdale. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13517
© July 10, 1918; 2 ec July 18,
1913; E 3818663; A. Hunicke, St.
Louis.
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pt. 111, 0. s., v.8
ee ee TET LL aaa... !!:!:C:;!”;!;!;!”;”!”!”!”!”~*~«@Y
Just FOR THE SAKE OF HIS GOLD;
words and music by G. E. Hegle.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13518
© July 10, 1918; 2 e. July 18,
1913; E 318582; Grace E. Hegle,
Warren, O.
JUST ONE LITTLE THOUGHT OF ME;
words by G. Fant, music by John
F,. Ryan. Washington. Hayworth
music pub. co. [138519
© June 25, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1918; E 318341: Georgianna Fant,
Louisville.
JUST SAY YOU’RE FROM KENTUCKY AND
THEY'LL KNOW YOU'RE ON THE
SQUARE; words by Will. A. Heelan,
music by J. Ferd Helf. [138520
@ July 14, 19iss Ser sully ss,
1913; E 318684; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
Just you; words by Grace Helen
Bailey, music by Mary Helen Brown.
[18521
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 314948; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
IKKADENZEN ZUM VIERTEN KLAVIERKON-
ZERT VON L, VAN BEETHOVEN, OP. 58;
von Max van de Sandt, op. 17, fiir
Klavier. [13522
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2 « July 16,
19138; E 3816464; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd., London.
KarG-ELERT (SIGFRID) 24 etiiden fiir
anfanger im harmoniumspiel; yon
Sigfrid Karg-Elert, op. 95, Abteilung
1, gradus ad Parnassum. [135238
ie July 12, 1918; 2. 2. “July. 23.
19138; E 312787; Carl Simon, Berlin.
KATIE ASTHORE; words by M. William-
son, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138524
© suly 20;"19135 °2 ¢. July ae
1913; E 318616; Maude Wiliamson,
Chicago,
KATZEN-FUGE; von Domenico Searlatti,
revidiert und bezeichnet von Fred.
M. Voss, fiir piano. [13525
© June 18, 1918; 2 c« July 8,
1918; E 316301; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
KEEP IN STEP WITH JESUS; words by
David J. Beatty, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [13526
© July 15, 1918; 2 « July 14,
1913; E 318489; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
KEEP ON A SHININ’, VENUS; words by |
B. Stoddard, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18527 |
© July 10, 1918; 2 e« July 18,
1913; E 318588; Blanche Stoddard,
Eldora, Ia.
KEY TO ONE HUNDRED UNFIGURED BASSES
FOR HARMONY STUDENTS; by T.
Keighley. Books 1 and 2. ||
[13528, 13529 §
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. each June
28, 1913; E 816237, 316238; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London.
KincuP; study in synecopation by Lita
Jarratt; piano. (5 melodious |
études, no. 1.) [18530
© July 26, 1913; 2 @ dupes.
1913; EH 316675; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
IXINDERLEBEN. See Scharwenka (F. X.)
KINDERLIEDER; text und musik von
Lilli Marsala. Heft 1. Weihnachts-
lieder. Heft 2. Kleine lieder.
[13531
© Mar. 23, 1913: 2°e@ gm eo,
19138; E 316834; Eduard Bloch, the-
aterverlag, Berlin.
KING CONSTANTINE SUITE OF MARCHES;
Echoes of the Balkan war, by KE.
Athanasiadow; piano. nos. 1-4.
[185382
© 1e. July 7, 191385 Hearse:
HKurydice Athanasiadow, Oakland,
Cal.
KING GEORGE; quick march by M.
Dorel; military band. obl. 24mo.
London, Weekes & co. ~ [1853838
© July 7, 1918; 2 ¢. July 14) tee.
E 3812685; Edward Saxon, London.
King LEAR AND CORDELIA; tone poem
by Henry Parker; violin and piano.
[18534
© June 28, 1913; 2 eigune 2a,
1918; E 312498; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. !
Kina (THE) OF DREAMS; words by
Clinton Scollard, music by Tod B.
Galloway. [13535
© July 12, 1915-92 egy ee,
19138; E 315182; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Kiss (A) FoR A KISS; words by C.
Roberts, music by Ray Waters.
Washington, Marks-Goldsmith co.,
ine. [13536
© June 30, 1913:)2 eda os;
1913 ; E 314928; Clyde Roberts, Belle
Center, O.
824
0. 7,1913
| (A) or Two; words by W. C.
_Hattendorf, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [138537
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce. June 17,
* 1913; E 318108; W. C. Hattendorf,
Roselle, Il.
KIsSsSEs DANCE; par Guy Marylis, op.
38; piano. [18538
© May 15, 1918; 2 ¢. July 21,
1913; E 316580; F. Salabert, Paris.
Kirry or KILLARNEY; an Irish folk
song words by Herbert Kaufman,
music by Rudolf von Liebich. (Jn
Woman’s world v. 29, no. 8.) [185389
© Juiy 3, 1913; 2c. July 10, 1913;
E 315118; John A. Campbell pub. co.,
Chicago.
KLEINE (DIE) BARONESS; operette in
einem-akt, text vom komponisten
und Walter Hagedorn, musik von
Jobst Haslinde; klavierauszug mit
text. 4to. [13540
© June 7, 1918; 2c. July 3, 1913;
E 316294; Eulenspiegel - verlag,
Mainz, Germany.
KLEINE (DER) KONIG; operette in drei
akten, von Karl von Bakonyi und
Franz Martos, gesangstexte, swoie
deutsche itibersetzung von Robert
Bodanzky, musik von Emmerich
Kalman; klavierauszug mit text. .
[13541
oaec. 20. 1912- 2 ce. July 30,
1913; D 193818; W. Karczag, Vienna.
KOLN, DAS IST WAS FUR DICH; grosses
walzer nach motiven der gleichna-
migen Rheinischen revue, musik von
Rudolf Baron, bearbeitet von Adolf
Eckstein, fiir klavier mit text.
[13542
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2c. July 16, 1913;
E 316481; Joh. Franz Weber, g. m.
b. h., Cologne, Germany. ([Copy-
right is claimed on piano mit text.]
KGOLN DAT ESS JETT FOR DICH; text von
Christian Witt und Gerhard Ebeler,
musik von Rudolf Baron. [13548
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2c. July 16, 1913;
E 316453; Revera-verlag, Berlin.
KOMMST DU, FRUHLING? ged. u. musik
von Kamillo Horn, op. 638, no. 4;
gesang u. klavier. [13544
© Feb. 14, 1913; 2 ec June 28,
1913; E 316217; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13553
KOMMT HERZU, LASST UNS DEM HERRN
FROHLOCKEN (Come, let us sing unto
the Lord); musik von Richard
Triigner, op. 81%; gemischten-chor.
obl. Svo. [Heilige klaenge] no. 65.
[13545
© June 19, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
1918; E 312507; H. F. Aubke & A.
H. F. Breuer, Allegheny, Pa.
KUBLA KHAN; cantata, words selected
from Coleridge’s poem, set to music
by Cecil Forsyth; men’s voices un-
accompanied. 4to. [13546
© June 19, 19138; 2 ce. June 20,
1913; E 312401; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
KUHLACE (FR.) Sonatine; by F. Kuh-
lace, annotated and ed. by Frederic
Lillebridge for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and recitation ques-
tions], 2.;,O0p.7 20) no. 3.) 2. Op. 5S;
no. 2. (Selected edition progressive
series, grade 1—A). (18547, 18548
© June 23, 1913; 2 ce. each June
25, 1918; E 314600, 314602; Art
publ. soc., St. Louis. [Copyright is
claimed on annotations and editing. ]
Kun For big (For you alone); paa
Dansk ved. Fru Gudrun Cornelius,
musik af Henry E. Geehl. [13549
© July 2, 1913; 2 ¢. July 3, 19138;
E 316319; Gould & co., London.
LACEY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL MARCH;
by J. Owen Long; piano or cabinet
organ. [13550
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 1, 1913;
FE 318297; D. W. Crist, Moultrie, O.
LACRIME D’AMORE (Larmes d’amour) ;
valse lentissimo & triste, de AIl-
fredo Barbirolli; piano. [13551
(OQ) May 15.) 1918;.2. ¢ July 25
1913; E 316567; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
LADy Betty; gavotte on the popular
song Down Vauxhall way, by Her-
bert Oliver, arr. by Ernest Austin;
piano. [18552
©’ June 18, 1918; 2 ¢, June 23,
1913; E 312496; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
LAKESIDE PAarK; words by T. E.
Rogers, music by R. B. Caswell.
[13553
© June 28, 1913; 2 « July 2,
1913; E 314813; Roy B. Caswell,
Middleboro, Mass.
825
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13554
LAMENT; September, first song, words
by Christina Rossetti from The
months, music by Colin Taylor. 4to.
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1157.)
[13554
© July 28, 1913; 2 « July 24,
1913; E 312776; Novello & co.. Itd..
London.
LAMENTO; by Albert Renaud, op. 129,
no. 1; organ. (In 4 piéces pour
grand orgue, no. 13, Augener’s edi-
tion, no. 5827. [138555
© June 4, 1918; 2 c June 12,
1918; E 316031; Augener Itd., Lon-
don.
LAMP (A) WITHIN A STABLE; words by
Margaret BH. Sangster, music by
Theo. E. Perkins. [13556
© July 7, 1918; 2 c July 9, 1913;
E 3183885; John R. Clements, Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
LAND (THE) OF DREAMS; idyll by W.
Ralph Driffill, arr. by Frank Win-
terbottom; military band with con-
ductor. (In The orpheus military
band edition, no. 128.) [13557
© July 22, 1913.;..2 .¢. July, 21,
1918; E 316542: J. R. Lafleur &
son, London.
LAND (THE) OF ENDLESS DAY; words
and music by P. W. Dixon. [13558
© July 3, 1918; 2 ¢ July 3, 1913;
H 318317; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
LAND OF PALMS; waltz by Al. Pinard.
No. 1. Full orch. with piano ace.
No. 2. Full band. 4to.
[13559, 13560
© June 20, 1918; 2 ©. each July 2.
1913; EH 314889, 314848. Henderson
N. White, Cleveland.
LAND (THE) OF THE RIGHT HERE:
words by Sybil E. Jones, music by
A. Jones. [13561
©1e. July 19, 1913; E 315236;
Alberta Jones, Pasadena.
LANDSKNECHTLIED; ged. von Reder,
musik von Egon Kornauth, ftir eine
mittelstimme mit klavierbegleitung.
(Zwei lieder, no. m) [13562
© Feb. 11, 1918: 2 ¢. July 16,
1913; E 316480; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzi g.
LANDSKNECHTS-STANDCHEN ; deutscher
text nach F, Schaumann, musik von
Orlando di Lasso bearbeitet von
Carl Hirsch, fiir gemischten chor.
Partitur und stemmen. 4to. (Fiinf
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8
LANDSKNECHTS-STANDCHEN—Contd.
gesinge aus dem 16. jahrhundert,
no. 1 B.) [13563
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec June 18,
1913; E 312382; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
LARGHETTO. See Handel (G. F.)
Larco. See Haydn (F. J.)
LAST NIGHT IN MY DREAMS I SAW YOU; ©
words and music by M. Ryan.
[18564
©1e. July 19, 1913; B 315230;
Margaret Ryan, New York.
LAST (THE) ROSE OF SUMMER; air |
varie arr. by Albert Franz; violin
and piano. [18565
© July 42, 1912); 2) ¢.2 Ginike 2s
1918; E 315138; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
LAVENDER AND LOVE; intermezzo by
Percy Elliott, for piano. [13566
© July 21, 1918; 2 « July bag
1913; E 316595; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
LEADERS (THE) JOY ORCHESTRA FOLIO;
containing sixty-five airs of different
countries, arr. by T. H. Rollinson;
full orch. of 17 parts with piano acc.
4to. [138567
© June 14, 1918; 2 c July 5.1918;
E 314866; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
LrEpa; célébre tango argentin, par P.
Yégo; piano. [18568
©, May 15, 19135 Ske July 2,
1913; E 316568; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
LEEV KOLN, DO BEN ICH WIDDER; lied
aus Rheinischen revue K6ln, dat ess.
jett for dich, text von Christian Witt
und Gerhard Ebeler, musik von
Rudolf Baron. [13569
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. July 16, 1913;
EK 316455; Revera-verlag, Berlin.
LENORE. See Balladen vom tode.
LENZ (DER) IST GEKOMMEN.
Aulin (Tor); Drei lieder.
LEPREUSE (LA); tragédie légendaire
de Sylvio Lazzari, arr. par Pierre
Létorey; trio pour violon, violon-
celle et piano; contrebasse ad lib.
[13570
© May 15, 1918:°2 «& duly 21.
1913; E 316553; Max Eschig, Paris.
[Copvright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
See
10. 7, 1913
LERCHEL (DAS) VON HERNALS; lied aus
_ der operette Hoheit tanzt walzer
; text von Julius Brammer und Al-
fred Griinwald, musik von Leo
_ Ascher, arr. von Alois Wanjek fiir
zither, miinchner stimmung. [13571
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2 < July 16,
1918; E 316442; W. Karczag. Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. }
—— ——-zither, wiener-stimmung.
! [13572
- aov. of, 1912: 2 c. July 16,
1913; E 316448; W. Karczag, Vien-
na. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
LERCHENLIEDER; ged. von William Con-
rad Gomoll, musik von Hugo Kaun,
op. 79; ausgabe fiir tiefere stimme.
(Vier lieder, no. 3.) [13573
(©) Mar. 31, 1913; 2. c. July 16,
1913; E 316420; C. A. Challier &
' ¢@o., Berlin.
| LET ME REMEMBERED BE; words by J.
Newton, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
| [13574
. © July 10, 1918: 2 « July 18,
_ 1913; E 318651; Josephine Newton,
Washington.
LET ME REST ON THEE; words and mu-
sic by N. B. Herrell. [138575
© June 12, 1918; 2 ec. June 27,
1918; E 314738; N. B. Herrell, Oli-
vet Ill.
LETTER (A) OF LOVE; words by Mrs.
M. Huerth, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13576
© July 10, 1913; 2 ec July 18,
1913; E 318595; Mrs. Mathias
Huerth, Sarona, Wis.
LIEBE (DIE) UND DER SUFF; Rhein-
linder von O. Rathke, fiir orchester,
mit piano-direction. Stimmen. 4to.
[138577
@ July 16, 1913: 2 ¢ July 17,
1918; E 312675; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin.
LIzgBES (DAS) SANATORIUM (Sanato-
rium spleen); burlesk-operette in 3
akten, text und musik von Rudolf
Baron; klavierauszug mit text.
13578
© Dee. 23, 1912. 2 c¢. July 30,
1913; D 19317; Louis Oertel, Han-
nover, Germany.
4 MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13586
LIEBESTRAUM (HIN); walzer von Emil
Held, op. 11, fiir Klavier. [13579
© Feb. 3, 1913; 2 c. July 16, 1913;
EK 316458; Fritz Schuberth jr., Leip-
Zig.
LIFE HAS NO CHARMS SINCE YOU’RE NOT
NIGH! words by B. Bloom, music by
John F. Ryan. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [18580
© June 25, 1913; 2 ce. June 26,
1913; E 318345; Benjamin Bioom,
Belleville, Il.
LIFE’S MOVING PICTURE SHOW; words
by Minnalu L. McKenna, music by
L. S. Allison. [13581
(cy Faly, 12, 1913 +7.2\\e. July ods
1918; E 318467; Laura S. Allison,
Joplin, Mo.
LIFE’S ROSES AND LIFE’S THORNS;
words and music by M. A. Golding-
ham. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18582
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce. June 17,
1913; E 318097; Margaret A. Gold-
ingham, New York.
LIFE’s SORROWS; words by E. V. Ser-
geant, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13583
Oi July 10, 1918:' 2 ¢, Suly 38;
1913; E 318621; Mrs. E. Vane Ser-
geant, Grant Park, Il.
LIGHT OF CHRIST; words by EH. W.
Murray, music by Genevieve Scott,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18584
© June 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
1913; E 318128; Ella Wray Murray,
Beaver Falls, Pa.
LILLEBRIDGE (FREDERIC) Four popular
folk songs; annotated and ed. by F.
Lillebridge for piano [with histor-
ical sketch and recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive series,
grade 1-A). Contents :—Winter,
farewell.—Alexander march.—Sleep,
baby, sleep.—To-morrow will be
Christmas. [13585
© June 23, 1913; 2 ce. June 25,
1913; E 314596; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is
claimed on annotations and editing.]
Lity (THE) oF LOVE; words by R.
Remsen, music by H. Richardson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13586
© July 10, 1918; 2 c July 18,
1913; E 318640; Helen Richardson,
| Renfew, Canada.
827
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13587
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8
LINDENLAUB; ged. aus Forsters lieder-
buch, Niirnberg (1540), music, bearb.
und heausgegeben von Carl Hirsch,
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur u.
steimen. 4to. (Verklungene weisen,
fiinf deutsche volkslieder, no. 4.)
[13587
© June 10, 1913; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 312388; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
LINE UP FOR JESUS; words and music
by Haldor Lillenas. [13588
© July 8, 1913; 2 ¢. July 3, 1913;
E 318319; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
LISABELLA, LISABR’; parole e musica
di EK. Bevilacqua. [13589
©» July 19. 1913; 2. ¢. July21,
1918; EH 316525; B. Spano music co.,
New York.
Lison, Lisr, LISETTE; paroles de Louis
Tournayre et I. J. Simon, musique
de J. Valverde et Torregrosa. (Rép-
ertoire espagnol moderne, no. 3177.)
[13590
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 19138;
E 312540; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
LittLeE Boy BLvueE; trio words by Eu-
gene Field, music by Ethelbert
Nevin, arr. by W. Francke Harling;
women’s voices. 4to. [18591
©: Duly 9)1913; 2oewwuly 10,
1918; E 318450; Boston music co..
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
LITTLE BROTHERS; words by Christina
Rossetti, music by Colin Taylor;
unison song. 4to. (Novello’s school
songs, no. 1156.) [138592
© July 26)' 11913! 206s July 28:
1913; E 316695: Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
LITTLE (A) CHILD’S EVENING PRAYER;
words by Alfred H. Hyatt, music by
Joseph W. G. Hathaway. (Modern
Songs, no. 81, No. 1.) [18593
© July 24, 1918; 2 ¢ July 25,
1913; E 316632; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
LITTLE (A) FARM, A VINE-CLAD COT AND
YOU ; words by F. A. Humphrey, mu-
Sic by L. A. Clark. New York. Len
Fleming & co. [18594
© June 7, 1918; 2 « July 18,
1913; E 315224; Frank A. Hum-
phrey, Bridgeport, Conn.
LITTLE (A) LOVE, A LITTLE KISS (Un
peu d’amour); by Lao Silesu, arr.
by Arthur Wood; orchestra. 4to.
[18595
© July 11, 1913; 2 c. duly eae,
1913; E 312630; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
LITTLE MAID IN BROWN; words by Percy
Tarling, music by Lois Barker; in F.
[18596 |
© June 27, 1913; 2 « June 2a
1918; E 316230; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
LITTLE ONE; words by Mrs. W. H.
Glover, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18597
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec. June 23,
1918; E 314474; Mrs. Wm. Hamil-
ton Glover, Lawrence, Kans.
LittLeE Tom ToucH; words by Fran-—
cis Barron, music by J. A. Tun-
bridge; no. 1 in B flat, bass, and no.
2 in D, baritone. [13598
© July 15, 1918; 2 & Julyer,
1918; E 316497; Ascherberg, Hop- |
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
LITTLE (A) WaLtz; by G. Karganoff, ©
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leef-
son; piano.. (Selected teaching
compositions, series 2, no. 776.)
[13599
© July 10, 191385 2 eh tales
19138; E 312666; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
LL’ORA CUIETA; Serenata, versi di Gio-
vanni Capurro, musica di Salvatore
Gambardella; canto e piano.
13600
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1918;
E 312453; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
LOBET DEN HERRN ALLE HEIDEN (Praise
ye the Lord, all ye nations) ; musik
von L. Wuthmann; gemischtenchor.
obl. Svo. [Heilige Klaenge] no. 77.
[18601
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
19138; EH 312508; H. F. Aubke & A. H.
F. Breuer, Allegheny, Pa.
LOCUSTS AND WILD HONEY; a musical
fairy tale in a prologue and three
acts, by S. Dodds. Vocal score.
[138602
© 1. ec. July 2, 1913; D asia;
Samuel Dodds, Cairo, Il.
828
Loos (DAs);
no. 7, 1913
Loto; danse villageoise no. 2 by Geo.
J. Trinkkaus. No. 1. Two violins.
No. 2. Violin and clarinet. No. 3.
Flute and violin. With piano acc.
[13603-13605
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. each July 1,
1918; E 314824-314826: M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Nos. 2 & 3.
Copyright is claimed on new agr-
rangement. ]
_ LonesoME; words by H. L. Ryley, mu-
sic by Genevieve Scott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [138606
© July 10, 19138; 2 « July 18,
1913; E 318650; H. Luvia Ryley,
Oxford, Me.
Lone (LE) DU CHEMIN; duetto amor-
oso, par Paul Fauchey; piano.
[138607
May 15, 1913; 2 cc. July 21,
19138; E 316569; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
LONGING FOR THE GIRL [I LEFT BEHIND;
words by Geo. A. Norton, music by
Ralph C. Smith. Denver, Robert D.
Sharp music co. [18608
Pwene, 25, 1918;-2- ¢.. July, 11,
1918; E 318499; Robert D. Sharp,
Denver.
worte und musik von
Harry Waldau. [18609
© June 2, 19138; 2c. July 2, 1913;
FE 312588; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
Lorp ATHoL. See Balladen vom tode.
Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; words
from the Bible, music by Wm. H.
Oetting, op. 3. No. 1. Sop. in B flat.
No. 2. Alto in G. With organ ace.
[138610, 13611
© July 22. 1913; 2 ¢. each July
22, 19138; E 315260, 315261; G. Fred
Kranz music co., Baltimore.
LorD, WHAT IS MAN; anthem, music by
William Boyce, edited by Frederick
Bridge; tenor solo and chorus.
(Novello’s octavo anthems, no.
1032. ) [13612
© July 23, 1913; 2 ec. July 24,
1913; E 312771; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
the editing. ]
Lorp’s (THE) PRAYER; by Homer N.
Bartlett; mixed voices, and organ.
[13613
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 10. 1913;
E 318440; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13622
Lost LovE; words by E. Wray Murray,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [13614
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec. July 8,
1918; E 315018; Ella W. Murray,
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Lost (THE) SHIP; words by M. HE.
Lucas, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
3 [13615
© July 10, 1918; 2 «. July 18,
1918; E 318661; Malinda E. Lucas,
Sacramento, Cal.
LourE: See Bach (J. S.) French
Suite no. 5.
Love; words by R. S. Smith, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [138616
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce. June 17,
1913; E 318119; Ray S. Smith,
Stratton, Colo.
LOVE AMONG THE WHISPERING PINES;
words and music by C. B. Weston,
arr. by Frank W. Howell. Brook-
lyn, Weston & Howell. [18617
© July. 24, 1913; 2 «July 24,
1918; E 315288; Charles B. Weston,
Brooklyn.
LOVE DREAMS; waltz song words by
Hamilton Coleman, music by Clar-
ence C. Robinson; high voice in G.
[13618
©) Fune 20) 1913 +! 2.6 Tuly* 6,
1913; E 314874; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
LOVE IN A DREAM; words by Fred De
Wain, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18619
© daly 10, 1913 ;, 2: c... July..18,
1913; E 318654; F. D. Walton, Sei-
bert, Colo.
LOVE IN MAyFarrR; valse boston by
Phillipe Raymond; orch. and piano
conductor. 4to. [13620
©! July 14.' 19135 2’ 'e. July 45,
1913; E 312638; Hawkes & son, Lou-
don.
piano solo. [138621
KC) July 22, 191532 ¢.- July 23,
1913; E 316586; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on piano
solo. ]
LOVE IN THE VALLEY; words by George
Meredith, music by Kitty Parker;
high voice. [18622
© June 4, 1913; 2 ec. June 12,
1918; E 316028; Augener Itd., Lon-
don.
829
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
136235
LOVE IS A SICKNESS; ballet, words by
S. Daniel, music by R. Vaughan
Williams; mixed _ voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 97.) [13623
© July 14, 1918; 2c) July 416,
1918; E 316490; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
words by Simon Wastell music
by Herman Brearley; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral library, no. 99.)
[13624
© July Big 1918 “2c: Sly? 2a:
1918; E 316531; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
LOVE IS COME. See Songs of the high-
way.
LOVE IS THE MAGIC; words by Helen
Stubbs Megill, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [13625
© June 24, 19138; 2 c July 8,
1918; E 314963; Mrs. A. E. Megill,
Chicago.
LOVE ME EV’RY NIGHT; by Dave Reed,
arr. by Carl F. Williams; vocal
orch. in B flat with piano acc. 4to.
[13626
© July 719132 e. Jule S913 -
E 314912; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on
new arrangement. ]
LovE (THE) OF YOU.
and love.
See Songs of life
Love (A) soNnG; poem by Pauline F.
Camp, music by W. D. Armstrong;
med. voice. [13627
©) (June 9; 1913-9 Qe). Tully 16,
1918; E 818540; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
LOVE, THE HARLEQUIN; part-song,
words by Ben Johnson, music by
Herbert W. Wareing; mixed voices.
4to. (Novello’s part-song book, no.
1284. ) [18628
Kk) July 30, 19135 2..e° Daly 81,
1913; E 312801; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
LOVE TOOK ME SOFTLY BY THE HAND;
words by Walter R. Cassels, music
by G. BE. Shea. [138629
© 1c. July 19, 1913; E 318378:
George E. Shea, Paris.
LOVE WILL LAST; words by M. P.
Thomas, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138630
© July 10, 1913; 2 @ July 18,
1913; E 318668; Mary Pettus
Thomas, Memphis, Tenn.
pt. 11, n. s., v.8
LOVER’S HAVEN OF REST; words by D.
Greenidge, music by Vivian Brooks. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13631
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8. 1913;
E 315090; Dolly Greenidge, Brook-
lyn.
LOVER’s (THE) SECRET; words by H.
Mae Elmer, music by Franz Hoff-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18632
© July 10, 1913; 2 « July 18,
1918; E 318679; Harriette Mae El-
mer, Williamstown, N. Y.
LOVE’S ASTRONOMY; words by R. L.
Poulson, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13633
© June 24, 1918; 2 G aiulvaee
1913; E 315068; Robert L. Poulson,
Jamaica, N. Y.
LOVE’s CALL; words by Daisy Conway ©
Price, music by Phyllis Deaderick
Meem. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13634
©.July 10, 19138; 2 @ July oe
1918; E 3818629; Mrs. J. Lawrence
Meem, Wilmore, Ky.
LOVE’S DESIRE; words by J. D. Has-
kins, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[138635
© July 10, 1913: 2°@ doe
1913; E 318642; J. D. Haskins, Glen
Cove, N. Y.
LOVE’S FIRE WILL BURN FOREVER DEAR;
lyrics and music by R. V. Randolph,
arr. by J. B. Reed. [138636
© 1e July 8, 1918; E 318404;
Richard V. Randolph, South Seattle.
LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG; by J. L. Mol-
loy, arr. by Michael Banner; violin
and piano. [13637
© July 2, 1913; 2 ¢ July 2, i9is;
E 314857; Theo. Presser co.. Phil-
adelphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
LOVE’S PLEASANT DREAM; words by J.
A. Cansdell, music by Franz Hoff-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [13638
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23, 1913;
E 314493; J. A. Cansdell, Nowata,
Okla.
LOVE’S PRAYER. See Boosey’s military
journal 184th series, no. 4.
830
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
m6 7, 1913
LOVE’S SERENADE; words by BE. R.
(Florence, music by L. E. Terry.
( Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
7 [18639
| © June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
’ EB 315052; Leon EB. Terry & Eliza-
beth R. Florence, Southampton,
m. Y.
Love’s SPRINGTIDE; words by F. D.
Sherman, music by A. Healey Foster.
: [18640
© June 7, 1913; 2c. June 9, 1913;
E 312825; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don.
LOVE’s TERMS; words by A. Shipman,
- music by Ferd E. Mierisch, New
— York, Ferd E. Mierisch. [13641
| =) gene 2. 1913; 2 c. June 27,
1913: E 314743: Alice Shipman,
Edgewater, N. J.
LoviING you; lyric and music by Ar-
thur H. Gutman. [13642
Saray 2). .4913: 2 ¢ July 22,
1913; E 317258; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Lucky Boy; words by Andrew B. Ster-
ling, music by H. Von Tilzer.
— [18643
© July 8, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 314908; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
Lucky MOooN (Gliicklicher mond) ;
one-step march by Ruth Vincent, op.
16; piano solo. [13644
© July 8, 1918; 2c. July 11,1913;
E 316339; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
Lucy EVERYWHERE; words by John
Milton Scott, music by N. M. Petrie.
Los Angeles, The Grail press. 12mo.
[13645
© July 2, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
FE 314895; Nora Moeller Petrie, Los
Angeles.
LUTZOWS WILDE JAGI.
(F. X.)
LULLABY; slumber song of the Ma-
donna, words by Alfred Noyes, mu-
sic by Frederick Keel; no. 2 in E.
(Modern songs, no. 63.) [13646
© July 14, 19138; 2 @ July 16,
1913; E 316495; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
words by Christina Rossetti from
The months, music by Colin Taylor.
4to. (Novello’s school songs, no.
1158.) [13647
© July 26, 1913; 2 e@ July 28,
1913: E 316694; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
See Scharwenka
13655
_LULUANNA; words and musie by L. A.
Rogers. [13648
©lec. July 24, 1913; B 315284;
erator A. Rogers, Gloversville,
Ny ¥:
LLUM-TE-DEE-DLE-DE-DUM ; words and mu-
sie by J. R. Shannon. [13649
©) daly 17,1937! Bc Taty | 18)
1913; E 318683; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
MA BELLE ADOREE; waltzes by Dudley
Roy, arr. by H. F. Odell; mandolin
orch. with piano ace. [13650
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 12, 1913;
BH 315142; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
MA FLorIpA COON; words by Mary Y.
Morris, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18651
© July 10, 1918; 2 e July 18,
1918; E 318608; Mrs. Sheldon Mor-
ris, Jacksonville, Fla.
Ma MIE LISETIE; chansonnette paroles
francaises de Giulio Ricordi, revues
par Jean Bénédict, musique de J.
Burgmein. [18652
©) June 27, 19138; 2 c. June 28,
1918; E 316256; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MACHE DICH AUF, WERDE LICHT; text
aus Jesaias 60, v. 1, 2, 19, 20, musik
von Wilhelm Freudenberg fiir ge-
mischten chor. Partitur und stim-
men. (Motetten des Kaiser Wilhelm
gediichtnis kirchechors zu Berlin, no.
9.) [138653
© July 9, 1913; 2c. July 25, 19138;
E 316637; Paul Freudenberg, Greiss-
wald, Germany.
MADAMINA, IL CATALOGO.
(W. A.)
See Mozart
Mage! Mar! HOW CAN I FORGET THEE!
words by F. A. Robinson, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13654
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1918;
E 315057; F. A. Robinson, Toronto,
Canada.
MAGGIO’S WALSES. See Valzer.
MAGGIOLATA; versi di R. Ferraro Car-
rero, musica di P. E. Fonzo; canto e
piano. [138655
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 20, 1918;
E 3812434; Polyphon- musikwerke
a.-g. Wabren, Leipzig. :
831
6132—13
9)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15656
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS; festal
evening service in D, set to music by
M. Gray. 4to. [18656
© June 19, 1913; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 312399; Malcolm Gray, %
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS, IN G;
music by Oliver King; mixed voices.
(Octavo series, sacred, no. 1049.)
[18657
©. July 26, 1913; 2 c. Siuly 2s;
1918; E 316658: Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
MAGNIFICAT IN A FLAT; music by
Frank G. Cauffmann; mixed voices
and organ. 4to. [18658
© July 3, 1913; 2c. July 5, 1918;
H} 314870; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Mau BENZINE BUGGY; words by S. C.
Fay, music by Francis 8S. Conne.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [13659
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; EK 314755; Stephen C. Fay,
Rochester, N. Y.
Maw’ HONEY; words by F. G. Parker,
music by Reggie Cunningham.
Washington. Marks-Goldsmith co.
ine, [13660
© June 30. 1918; 2 ce July 8,
1918; E 314933; F. G. Parker, New
Britain, Conn.
MAID OF THE DREAMY NILE; words by
Geo. A. Norton, music by Sheppard
Camp. [18661
© July 29, 1918; 2 c« July 29,
1918; E 315310; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
Mar (THE) OF THE MILL; words by
P. V. Hoyt, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18662
© June 24, 19138; 2 « July 8,
1913; E 314987; P. V. Hoyt, Hav-
erbill, Mass.
Maip (THE) WHO WEARS THE SMILE;
words and music by J. Magill.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18663
© June 6, 1913; 2 @ June 17,
1913; E 318100; John Magill, Day-
ton, O.
Maip (THE) WITH THE SPARKLING
EYES. See Nature’s voice.
MAIENLUST (In joyous May); von W.
Boélke, op. 6, fiir piano. (Aus der
Jugendzeit, no. 7.) [13664
© June 30, 1918; 2 « July 8,
19138; EH 316278; Wm. A. Kaun mu-
sic co., Milwaukee.
MaLaGuENa; de J. Valverde et Torre- |!
grosa; piano & 2 mains. (Réper-
toire espagnol moderne, no. 3151.)
[13665 |}
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 @ Jan. 17,|
1913:
Paris.
MAMMY’S HUSH SONG; words by Sybil
E. Jones, music by A. Jones. [13666
© 1c. July 19, 1918; EH 315238; 8
Alberta Jones, Pasadena.
MAMMY’S LULLABY; words by Eugene
Carroll Nowland, arr. from Dvyorak’s
Humoresque. op. 101, no. 7 by
Charles Gilbert Spross. No. 1.
Men’s voices.
4to. (Choruses, glees and part-
songs, nos. 2410 & 2412)
[18667, 18668
© July 8, 1918; 2 ce. each July 8,
John |
1913; E 314949, 314950;
Church co., Cincinnati.
MANA MANELLA; duettino versi di
Ernesto Murolo, musica di Vincenzo —
[13669 —
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 « June 20, |
Polyphon-musik-
Valente; canto e piano.
1918; E 312470;
werke, a. g., Walhren-Leipzig.
MawNpDoLINE (The mandoline); poésie
de Paul Verlaine, English version by
Wilbur Weeks, music by Charles De |
Gilbert |
bussy. arr. by Charles
Spross; 3 wart women’s chorus.
(Choruses, glees and part songs, no.
2411.) [13670
© July 8, 1913; 2 ec. July 8, 1913;
EH 314951; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati.
MANSFIELD (PURCELL JAMES) Six
short pieces for the harmonium or
American organ; by P. J. Mansfield.
op. 56, nos. 1-6. (Albums of short
voluntaries, no. 23.) Contents: Pre-
lude.—Ave Maria.—Andante pasto-
rale in EF.—Gavotte—Canon, in
three parts.—Grand cheur in F.
[18671
© June 30, 1913; 2 « July 7%
1913; E 816289; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
Maple (THE); words by C. HE. Cart-
wright, music
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18672
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. Jilyom
1918; E 314978; C. E. Cartwright,
"Cowichan Sta., Canada.
Marcy In D. See Bach (J. S.)
832
pt. m1, n. s., v. Sie
E 812545; Ildefonso Alier,
No. 2. Mixed voices. |
by Jean Buckley. .
0. 7,1913
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
$daRcH (A) IN THE NIGHT (Marche de
§, nuit); by Louis Moreau Gottschalk,
revised and annotated by W. S. B.
, Mathews; piano. [13673
© July 16, 19138; 2 « July 18,
1918; E 318685; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is
claimed on edited copy and annota-
§ tions.]
WARCH OF THE ELVES: unison song,
words by Margaret A. Sinclair, mu-
sic by Robert McLeod. 4to. (No-
vello’s school songs, no. 1147.)
) [13674
' © July 9, 1913; 2c. July 10, 19138;
! © 312617; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
‘ don.
4
MARCH OF THE HAYMAKERS; by D. W.
Crist; piano or cabinet organ.
i [18675
© June 24. 1913; 2 ec. July 1,
1918; E 318295; D. W. Crist, Moul-
F trie, O.
| CH OF THE INLAND TRIBES; by A.
Liberati; piano. [13676
© July 14, 1913; 2 ec July 28,
1918; E 3127838; A. Liberati, New
York.
{
(
MARCH OF THE SEA-KING; by John J.
Jones; piano-conductor and 1st and
2nd violins. [138677
ee tee duly 25.°1913-)2 ec. July 25,
- 1913; E 316628; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
|Marcu OF THE TILIKUMS; by I. H.
Smith; piano. Seattle. Geo. P.
Bent co. — [13678
waa 14-1918: 2 ¢. July 19,
1913; E 315231; I. H. Smith, Seattle.
‘Marcu (THE) WIND;
from ‘The months,
Rossetti,
unison song
by Christina
music by Colin Taylor.
4to. (Novello’s school songs, no.
1152.) [18679
© July 7, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1913:
E 312606; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
| MaRCHE (LE) AUX FLEURS (El puesto
de flores); schottisch par J. Val-
verde et Torregrosa; piano a 2
mains. (Répertoire espagnol mo-
derne, no. 3154.) [13680
oe Nov. 5, 1912- 2 e Jan. 47;
1918: E 312546; Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
MARCHE CAKE WALK; par J. Valverde
et J. Calleja; piano & 2 mains.
(Répertoire espagnol moderne, no.
3152. ) [13681
©)’ Noy, Bp 1912 * 9) ¢.) Jan. 17,
1918; E 3812547; Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
MARCHE DE JEANNE D’Arc; hymne na-
tional par Edouard Mignan; orches-
tra avec piano conducteur, 4to.
[18682
© June 27, 1918; 2 ce. June 28,
19138: E 316244; Enoch & co., Paris.
MARCHE DE LA CARAVANE; par Antoine
Gilis, pour piano 4 2 mains.
[18683
© May 26, 1913; 2 c. June 14,
19138; E 316048; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. :
MARCHE DES COW-BOYS; danse guerriére
par Henri José; piano. [13684
©) Fue! 22, (1913+; '2 ec, July ‘Ze,
1918; E 316611; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MARCHE DES MUSSETTES; par J. Val-
verde et Serrano: piano 4 2 mains.
(Répertoire espagnol moderne, no.
3153. ) [18685
©) Nowe 5, 19922. 2" ce Jan. <47;
1918; E 312548; Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
MARCHETA ; poem and music by Victor
L. Shertzinger. [18686
oly. a, Iale> 2) €&, Jaly, J4,
1918; EH 318518; John Franklin mu-
sic co., New York.
MARCIA GIOCOSA; by Emil Kronke, op.
48, no. 3; 2 pianos 8 hands. [13687
© July 14,1913; 2 « July 14,
1913; E 3163871; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
MARE MARE; versi di E. Nicolardi (C.
O. Lardini), musica di E. Nardella;
eanto e piano. [138688
©). Dee. ° 1.) 1912 -1)2> ec oJunenad,
1913; E 312485; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
MARINE; a sea-dream, poésie d’Andre
Theuriet, paroles anglaises de Ad-
rian Ross, musique de Edouard
Lalo, op. 33; ténor ou mezzo-soprano.
[13689
© July 9, 1913; 2 ce. July 23, 1913;
E 816592; Hamelle, Paris.
833
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
MARIONETTES ESPAGNOLES; by C. Cui,
edited and revised by Alex nerd
r young players. (Russian, a col-
ae 8 nae pieces, book 1. Edn.
no. 6253a.) [18690
© July 4, 1913; 2¢. July 14, 1913;
E 316387; Augener, ltd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
MARQUISE; menuet by Theodore Lack,
op. 271, arr. by Edmund Parlow; 2
pianos 4 hands. [18691
© July 14, 1918; 2 ec. July 14,
1913; E 316372; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ] .
MARRIAGE (THE) MARKET; new mu-
sical play in 8 acts, music by Victor
Jacobi, arr. by H. M. Higgs; pf.
4to. [13692
) July 19, 1913; 2c. uly 24,
1918; E 316518; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
valse by Victor Jacobi, arr. by H.
M. Higgs; piano. [138693
©. June 11,1913: 2 ¢> June a2,
1913; E 316034; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
——valse on melodies from the mu-
sical play, composed by Victor
Jacobi, arr. by H. M. Higgs. 4to.
1. Piano acec.. part. 2. Orchestra.
(Chappell’s orchestral journal.
no. 692.) [18694, 18695
© July 26, 1918; 2 c. each July
28, 19138; E 316642, 316643; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangement. |
MARRIED WITH NO LOVE BUT FOR GOLD;
words and music by H. G. Munden.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18696
© \Fune “G, 1913; 2 'e Fune 23,
1918; E 814485; H. G. Munden, Sul-
pher Springs, Tex.
MARRY ME AND THE WORLD IS MINE;
words by H. Davidson, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [13697
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 17, 1918;
EK 318105; Harwood Davidson,
Smith’s Fall, Ont., Canada.
MARY, FAI SENZ!! versi di Vincenzo
Massari, musica di Luigi Canora.
[18698
© June 21, 1918; 2 ec. June 30,
1915; E 316285; Pietro Eliseo & son,
New York.
Mary JANE; words and music by N.
Shannon. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13699
Salem, Ind.
fi
MascacGni (Prerro) Danza esotica; di
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913;
E 314499; Nellie Shannon, New
}
r
P. Mascagni, riduzione facile di G.
C. Raribeni.
tro mani.
Celega. [13700-13702
© June 23, 1918; 2 c. each July 2, |}
Edoardo }
1918; E 312573-812575;
Sonzogno, Milan.
Mass in F, IN HONOREM S. S. TRINITA- |
by Carlo Giorgio Garofalo; —
Ato. |
in accordance |
TIS;
mixed voices and _ organ.
(Liturgical masses,
with the motu proprio, no. 963.)
© July 16, 1913; 2 e July 18)
19123; E 312769: Boston mimsiavee |
Boston.
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Panurge; haulte farce musicale en |
trois actes, texte de G. Spitzmiiller |
et M. Boukay d’aprés Rabelais, mu- |
sique de J. Massenet; transcription
de A. Pelliot; partition pour piano
seul.
© June 1, 1913; 2 ¢. July 21, 1918;
E 316557; Heugel et cie., Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
MASTER (THE) CALLS; words and mu-
sic by Nellie Place Chandler. [138705
© July 15, 1913; 2 ¢& July 14,
1918; H°318490; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
MastopoN (THE); march by Al.
Pinard. No. 1. Full orch. with piano
ace. No. 2. Full band. 4to.
[18706, 13707
© June 20, 1913; 2 ce. each July 2,
1918; EH 3814838, 314847; Henderson
N. White, Cleveland.
MATIN DE SEPTEMBRE (September
morn); valse by Hénri I. Marshall;
piano. [13708
© July 22, 1918; 2 « J@y ae
1918; E 315299; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
MATROSENTANZ (All people on board) ;
two-step von Ch. Torquay, fiir piano.
13709
© May 28, 1913; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
EH 312323; R. Effner, Berlin.
834
[13703 |
[13704 _
1. Pianoforte a quat-
2. Pianoforte, facilissima. ©
3. Piano, nuova edizione, di Nicold |
no. 7, 19138
)MATTIESEN (EmMIL) Zwdlf gedichte;
von E. Mattiesen, op. 2, nos. 1-12;
eine singstimme u. klavier. Hefte 1
and 2. (Edition Peters, no. 3501 a
and b.) Contents: Heimgang in der
_ friihe [and] Tod in ihren; ged. von
Liliencron.—Der feind; ged. von
Brentano.—Die sonne sinkt; ged.
von Nietzsche—Jedem das _ seine;
ged. von Moérike.—Von Katzen; ged.
von Storm.—Nachtlied; ged. von
Hebbel.—Stille der nacht; ged. von
Keller.—Hoher mittag am meere;
ged. von Greif.—Sonnenuntergang;
ged. von Holderlin.—Tote libe; ged.
von H. Boéhm.—Berliner Pfingsten ;
ged. von Keller. [18710, 18711
© Feb. 18, 1913; 2 c. each June 28,
! 1913; H 3816221, 316222; C. F. Peters,
| Leipzig.
‘May DANCE; by Albert Hay Malotte;
| piano. Superba edition. [138712
amy 11, 19138: 2 « July 22,
| 1913; E 315272; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
-MAY-DAY WALTZES; by B. T. Wheatley ;
paino. . [138713
© June 21, 1913; 2 ec June 23,
1913; E 314770; Bertram T. Wheat-
ley, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
MAYBE WE'LL FORGET DEAR; words and
music by V. H. Geisler. [13714
© le. July 2, 1913; EB 314818;
Violet H. Geisler, Chicago.
MazurKa; by A. Scriabine, edited and
revised by Alex Roloff for young
players. (Russian, a collection of
piano pieces, book 1, edn. no. 6253b.)
13715
© July 4, 1913; 2¢. July 14, 1913;
FE 316398: Augener, ltd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
—— by A. Zarzycki, edited and revised
by Axel Roloff, for young players.
(Russian, a_ collection of piano
pieces, book 1, edn. no. 6258a.)
[13716
© July 4, 1918; 2c. July 14, 1913;
E 316397; Augener, ltd., London.
—— by Dorothy Gaynor; piano.
[13717
© July 8, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 314952; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
—— by W. Rébikoff, edited and revised
by Alex. Roloff, for young players.
(Russian, a collection of piano pieces,
book 1, no. 6253a.) [13718
© July 4, 1913; 2c. July 14, 1913;
E 316389; Augener, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13727
MAZURKA IN Briar. See Chopin (F. F.)
MAZURKA-RUSSE; by M. Glinka, edited
and revised by Alex Roloff, for young
players. (Russian, a collection of
piano pieces, book 1, edn. no. 6253a.)
[18719
© July 4, 1918; 2c. July 14, 1918;
EK 316392; Augener, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
ME FAIE£ SPERI; canzone tarantella,
versi di Antonio Barbieri, musica di
Emanuele Nutile; canto e piano.
[18720
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
E 312424; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g. Wabren-Leipzig.
ME LITTLE DUDEEN; lyric by George
Graff jr., music by Ernest R. Ball.
[18721
© July 7, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 314913; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ME ’NZORO 0 NUN ME ’NZORO AMERICA?
versi di V. Stoppelli, musica di BE.
Bevilacqua. [13722
© July 16, 1913; 2 c. July 18, 19138;
i) 318695; A. Matacea, New York.
MEDITATION ; by Albert Robins; organ.
obl. 8vo. (Jn The organ loft, book
97, no. 289.) [13723
© July 1, 1913; 2c. July 15, 1918;
E 312640: Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
MEET ME AT THE ’F'RISCO FAIR; words
by J. E. Cook, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [13724
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
EH 315011; J. BE. Cook, St. Louis.
MEET ME DOWN AT SANTA CrvUz; words
by T. F. Ambrose, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. - Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18725
© June 24, 19138; 2c. July 8, 1918;
E 315001; Thomas T. Ambrose, Los
Angeles.
MEET ME IN OKLAHOMA; words by
Dominic Antonelli, music by Samuel
H. Speck. [13726
© July 14,1913; 2 ec. July 15, 1913;
FE 315180; Globe music co., New York.
MEET ME IN THE STILLY TWILIGHT;
words by L. M. Tolle, music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13727
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 17,
1913; E 3818103; Leota M. Tolle,
Jefferson, O.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
MEET ME TO-MORROW NIGHT; words by
Harry Williams and Joe Young,
music by Bert Grant. [18728
© July 3, 1913; 2c July 5, 1913;
E 318329; Harry Williams music
co., inc., New York.
MEET ME T0-NIGHT; words and music
by A. C. Sherrer. [18729
© 1c. July 17, 1918; E 315205;
Albert Cleveland Sherrer, Pensa-
cola, Fla.
MEET ME WHEN THE DAY Is DONE;
words and music by J. V. Miller.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18730
© July 10, 1918; 2. « July 18,
1913; EH 318594; J. Victor Miller,
Brooklyn.
MEIN NIEDLICHES SCHATZCHEN; text
und musik von A. H. Aliprandi, fiir
eine singstimme mit klavierbegleit-
ung. (Abendblatt der New-Yorker
Staats-Zeitung, Samstag den 26.
Juli 1913.) [18731
© July 26, 1913: 2 e«. July 30,
1913; E 312811; Adolf H. Aliprandi,
New York.
MELITTA; intermezzo von Kranz von
Blon. 1. Infanterie-musik. 2. Or-
chester. [18732, 18733
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2 ¢ each July 16,
1913; E 316473, 316478; Otto Wern-
thal, Berlin. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangements. ]
—— —— salon-orchester. [13734
© Mar. 6, 1918; 2 c June 28,
1918; E 3816224: Oito Wernthal,
Berlin. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
ME&LODIE GRACIEUSE; romanza no. 2, by
M. de Guillon (1784-) transcribed
by Georg Eggeling; piano solo.
[18735
© July 26, 1918: 2 «¢. July 28,
1913; E 316684; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription.]
MELopy (A); by Arthur Trew; violon-
cello and pianoforte. (Stainer &
Bell’s violoncello library, no. 16.)
[18736
ce. June 20,
Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
© June 19, 1913: 2
1913; E 312402;
London,
MELODY FOR RIGHT AND LEFT HANDS;
after Karl] Czerny, annotated and
ed. by Frederic Lellebridge for
piano [with biographical sketch and
MELODY FOR RIGHT AND LEFT
HANDS—Coutinued. :
recitation questions]. (Selected
edition progressive ser., grade 1—A).
[18787
© June 28, 1913; 2 ce June 25,
1913; E 314597; Art publ. soc., St.
[Copyright is claimed on
Louis.
annotations and editing.]
MELopy IN F. See Rubinstein (A. G.)
MEMORIES; words by C. Keller, music
Washington, H.
[13738
by Albert Swift.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
© June 6, 1918; 2 ce June 17,
1918; E 318099;
Crawfordsville, Ind.
Memory (A); by Ernst Kullak, op. 33°
[18739 |
no. 2; piano.
Charles Keller,
© July 26, 1918; 2 « July 28, |
1913; E 316689; Arthur P. Schmidt, |
Boston.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB Lup- |
Andante cantabile e
presto agitato; von J. L. F. Mendels- |
revidiért und be-.|
zeichnet von Fred M. Voss, fiir pi-
[18740 ©
© June 7, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913 |
Ei 316295; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
[Copyright is claimed on |
Wie FeELiIx)
sohn-Bartholdy,
ano.
Germany.
arrangement. ]
Sohn-Bartholdy, op. 23,
fiir piano.
No. 3, in B moll.
Caprice; von J. L. F. Mendels- |
revidiert |
und bezeichnet von Fred. M. Voss, |
1. No. ‘2°in KE guar. 2 |
[13741, 18742 |
© June 7, 1918; 2 c. each July 8, |
1915; E 316297, 316298: B. Schott’s
Sohne, Mainz, Germany. [Copyright
is claimed on arrangements. ]
—— Hochzeitsmarsch; aus Ein som-
mernachtstraum, von J. L. F. Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy, op. 61, no. 4,
revidiert und bezeichnet yon Fred.
M. Voss, fiir piano. [13743
© June 10, 1918; 2 « July 8,
1918; E 316300; B. Schott’s sdhne, |
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright
claimed on arrangements. ]
~—— Hunting song; by Mendelssohn,
op. 19, no. 3. ed. and annotated by
Frederic Lillebridge for piano [with
biographical sketch and recitation
questions]. Selected edition pro-
gressive series, grade 2-B; Classic
and romantic series, 36). [18744
© June 28, 1918; 2 ¢. June 25,
1913; E 314617; Art publ. soc. St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on
annotations and editing].
836
is |
0. 7, 1918
ENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wie Feiix )—Continued.
Perpetuum mobile; von J. L. F.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, op. 119, re-
vidiert und bezeichnet von Fred. M.
Voss, fiir piano. [13745
© June 9, 1913; 2 ¢. July 3, 1918;
FE 316303; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
yermany. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangenient. |
Récitatif et air, dans la 2° partie
| q@Elie: oratoris de Mendelssohn,
textes pris dans l’ancien testament,
* traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
' der, annoti de F. A. Gevaert, con-
| tinue par A. Wotquenne; basse et
piano.
_ Vancien chant classique. no. 560.)
| [13746
;
(Répértoire francaise de
© Apr. 2, 1913; 2 c. May 10, 1918;
E 312270; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris.
—— Scherzo a capriccio; by F. Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy, ed. and _fin-
gered by Emil Sauer for piano
[with biographical sketch and reci-
tution questions]. (Selected edi-
tion progressive ser., grade 6—A.)
[13747
© June 23, 19138; 2 c« June 25,
1918; E 312517; Art publ. soc. St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on
annotations and editing.]
revidiert von Adolphe fF.
Wouters, fiir piano. [13748
© June 7, 1913; 2 c. July 3, 1918;
E 3163805; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
Sechs kinderstiicke (6 pieces
d@enfants); von F. Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy, op. 72, revidiert von
Fred. M. Voss. Heft 1, no. 1 u. 2.
Heft 2, no.3 u. 4. Heft 3, no. 5 u. 6.
[13749-13751
© June 9, 1913; 2 c each July 3,
1918; E 316315-316317; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz.
Serenade una allegro giojoso;
von J. L. F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,
op. 4. revidiert und bezeichnet von
Fred. M. Voss, ftir piano. [13752
© June 7, 1913; 2¢. July 3, 1913:
E 316306; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
Song without words: consolation
by Mendelssohn, op. 30, no. 3, ed.
and annotated by Frederic Lille-
bridge for piano [with biographical
sketch and _ recitation questions].
{Selected edition, progressive ser.,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13759
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LuD-
Wig Frvtrx)—Continued.
grade 2-A; Classic and romantic
ser., 19.) [18753
© June 28, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
1918; E 314614; Art. publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on
annotations and editing. ]
—— Variations sérieuses; von F.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, op. 54. neu
revidierte ausgabe von Adolphe
Wouters, fiir piano. [13754
© June 10, 1913; 2 c July 8,
1918; E 316313; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz.
—— Venetian gondola song, no. 1; by
Mendelssohn, op. 19, no. 6, ed. and
annotated by Frederic Lillebridge
for piano [with biographical sketch
and recitation questions]. Selected
edition progressive ser. grade 2-B;
Classic and romantic series, 30).
[18755
© June 23, 1913; 2 ec. June 25,
1913; EH 314611; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
——-—— no. 38; by Mendelssohn, op.
62, no. 5, ed. and annotated by Fred-
eric Lillebridge for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and recitation ques-
tions]; in A minor. (Selected edi-
tion progressive series, grade 2-B;
Classic and romantic series, 38).
[13756
© June’ 28,/1918: 2c. June 25,
1913; E 314618; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
Zwei skizzen; von F. Mendels-
sohn—Bartholdy, revidiert und be-
zeichnet von Fred. M. Voss, fiir pi-
ano. [18757
© June 9, 1913; 2 ¢. July 3, 1913;
E 316314; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
MENUET; by Paul Essek, ed. by Her-
man Bahr; violin and piano. [18758
KC)! Ftily: Oi) 1983's 2 .¢.. Sulky: WO,
1918; E 318451; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
editing. ]
MENUET CHANTE; vers du ballet de
Psyché de Moliére, musique de Louis
Timal. [13759
© May 15, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 21,
1913; E 316547; Costallat et cie,
Paris.
837
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13760
pt. 111, "D.'s:,; il
Musser DU JOUR DE PAQuES; accom-
pagnement a 3 parties, par F. Brun, |
pour orgue ou harmonium. (Chants |
MENUET DE BERGAME; by Aug. Durand,
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leefson ;
piano. (Selected teaching pieces, se-
ries 2, no. 768.) [13760
© July 10, 1913; 2 ec July 15,
1918; HE 312650; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
MENUETT; von Hans Ailbout fiir das
pianoforte zu 2 hiinden. (Vier
kurze votragsstiicke no. 4.) [18761
© June 12, 1918; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 312500; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
MeERMAID’s (THE) DREAM; dance by
L. H. Wilson Jacobs; piano. [18762
© June 6, 1918; 2 c June 23,
1913; EH 312501; Leslie H. Wilson
Jacobs, Burton-on-Trent, England.
Merry (THE) MONTH OF May; unison
song from The months by Chris-
tina Rossetti, music by Robert Mc-
Leod. 4to. (Novello’s school songs,
no. 1146.) [13763
© July 7, 1913; 2e¢. July 8, 1913;
a 312607; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
on.
Merry (THE) PEASANT (Der fidele
bauer); valse by Leo Fall, arr. by
Frank Winterbottom. (Hawkes &
Son’s military bend edition, no 395. )
[13764
© June 27, 1918; 2 c June 28,
1913; H 316231; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
MEssa COSTANTINIANA, IN HOC SIGNO
VINCES; di Franco Vittadini, a 4
voci miste, contralti, ten 1i, 2i, e
bassi, con ace. d’organo. Partitura.
[18765
© July 3, 1918; 2 ¢. July 5, 1918;
E 312589: G. Centemeri, Monza,
Italy.
MESSAGE (THE) OF THE ANGELS ; words
by M. F. Simmons, music by C. M.
Hankinson. Chicago. Inland mu-
sic house. [18766
© July 21, 1918; 2 «¢. July 24,
1913; BE 315277: GC. M. Hankinson,
Savannah, Ga.
MESSE; musique de L. Saint-Requier,
pour volx moyenne seule, avec 2°
voix facultative et orgue. Partition
avec ace. [18767
© May 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 21,
1913. E 316561: Janin fréres, Lyon,
France,
de la messe, d’aprés l’édition vati- |
[13768 |
© May 15, 1918; 2 ¢«. July 21,}
1913; E 316560; Janin fréres, Lyon, |
cane, no. 6.)
France.
MESSENGER FOR JESUS, NO. 2 REVISED; |
ed. by W. F. Allen.
$0.35.
© June 20, 1913; 2 « July 18,|
9 |
1918; A 3851058; Florida song book
co., Titusville, Pla.
MI PEQUENA ES PARA USTED; tango |
argentino de H. Herpin; piano.
1918; EB S657 5m
Paris.
MI REY; words and music by P. #. |
Rosenthal, arr. by Marion West.
1918; E 312415;
werke a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
MIDNIGHT (THE) HOUR;
EKdmund Braham, op. 428; piano.
[18773 |
© June 18, 1913; 2 e June 20,
19138; E 312898; Frank Harding,
New York.
MIDSUMMER (A) DAY; idyl by O. A.
Homer; piano. Winnipeg, Toronto,
Canada. Whaley, Royce & co.
[138774
© July 5, 1918; 2 ec. July 5, 1918;
E 3814888; Olivia
Homer, Colwood, Canada.
MIETTECE ’O CATENACCIO; versi di A.
Barbieri, musica di G. de Gregorio;
canto e piano.
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 Gone 20.
1918; E 312446; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Micuty (THE) MONTES IN FAIRYLAND;
a musical comedy in 4 acts, words
and music by M. M. Margraff. Vocal
score. [18776
© 1e July 14, 1918; D 193816;
Margaret Meredith Margraff, New
York.
MILITARY POLONAISE IN A MAJOR.
Chopin (F, F.)
See
838
[138770 |
© July 1, 1918; 2 © July Be tl
D. Marchetti, —
[138771 ©
© 1c. July 29, 1918; BH 315308: |
Philip F. Rosenthal, Portland, Or. |
MIA BELLA MARGHERITA; canzone mili- |
tare, versi di Aniello Califano, mu- |
sica di P. E. Fonzo; canto e piano. |
[13772 |
© Dec. 1, 1912;°2 ce) aunevas |
Polyphon-musik- |
reverie by.
Alexandrina |
[138775 |
® no. 7, 1913
» MINE HOST; words by Ed. Tesche-
macher, music by Emilie Clarke
No. 1inC. No. 2 in E flat.
[13777, 18778
© July 23, 1918; 2c. each July 24,
1913; E 312778, 312779; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
MINER (THE) BRAVE; words by John
Phillip Whitman, music by Gus
Hawthorne; in A flat. [13779
© June 21, 1913; 2 @ June 28.
1913; E 316248; Reid bros., Itd.,
London.
MINNESOTA (THE) RAG; Dy Axel
Christensen; piano. [18780
© July 10, 1918; 2c July 14,
1913: E 318472; Axel W. Christen-
sen, Chicago.
MINUET IN G MAJOR; by Johann Ladis-
laus Dussek, annotated and edited
by Frederic Lillebridge for piano
[with biographical sketch and reci-
tation questions]. (Selected edition
progressive series, grade 1-B).
[18781
© June 23, 1918; 2 ce June 25,
1913; E 314598: Art publ. soc., St.
| Louis. [Copyright is claimed on
: annotations and editing.]
MINUETTO; di Oreste De Rubertis, op.
26. per pianoforte. [13782
© Apr. 23, 1913; 2 c. May 5, 1918;
E 316352; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
Mrranpa; Polish dance by Franz
Moritz, op. 96; piano. [13783
© July 14, 1918: 2 c. July 14,
1913: E 316373; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Missa cuoratis. See Gounod (C. F.)
Misstssippr Lou; words and music by
Charley Straight. [18784
© June 30, 1918; 2c. July 2, 1913;
FE 314830; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
MISTRESS MINE; vocal duet, words by
Wm. Shakespeare, music by Mary
Helen Brown. [18785
© July 8. 1913: 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
FE 314953; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
Mo STO SOTTO E M’AGGIA STA; Versi di
Giovanni Capurro, musica di P. E.
Fonzo: canto e piano. [13786
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
FE 312422: Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
MOcCKIN’ BIRD LOVIN’ MELODY; words
and music by Ralph S. Freese.
[13787
© June 26. 1913; 2 ec. June 27.
1913: E 314732; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
“si MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13797
MODERN MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. Inter-
national ed. pt. 1. Compositions.
Editor-in-chief, Louis C. Elson. v.
1—5. New York, The University soc-
iety [1913] 5 v. fronts. (1 port.)
plates. Ato. Contents.—v. 1-4.
Famous compositions for the piano.
—v. 5. Famous songs. [18788
© June 30, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 18,
1913; A 351070; University soc., inc.,
New York.
MOMENTS MUSICAL IN FE
Schubert (F. P.)
Momo; danse villageoise no. 1. by Geo.
J. Trinkaus. No. 1. 1st and 2nd
violins. No. 2. Flute and 2nd vio-
lin. No. 8. 1st violin and clarinet
in B flat. With piano ace.
[18789--13791
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. each July 1,
1913; E 314827-314829; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. [Nos. 2 &
8. Copyright is claimed on new ar-
rangement. ]
MINOR. See
MoN COEUR DANS UN BAISER; valse
boston par Raphaél Pompilio;
piano seul. [13792
©, May 15, 1918: 2 « July 21,
1918; E 316570; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
Mon cCatuR EST PAREIL AU MOULIN:
paroles de Pierre Chapelle, musique
de Ernest Gillet; chant et piano.
[13793
ey uly: 29, 19d 2 eC, dap Oe,
1913; E 3816521; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MonpDAvuFGANG. See Stransky (Josef) ;
Zwei symphonische gesange.
MONEY MAKES THE MARE GO; words by
Madge Duffield. music by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13794
© July 10, 1913; 2 ec. July 18,
1913; E 318609; E. M. Conner, Com-
lochie, Canada.
MontuszKo (S.) Deux feuilles d’al-
bum; by S. Moniuszko, edited and
revised by Alex Roloff, for young
players. Nos. 1 and 2. (Russian,
a collection of piano pieces, book 1,
edn, no. 6253a.) [13795, 13796
© July 4. 1913: 2 ec each July
14, 1913; E 316390, 316391; Aug-
ener, Itd.. London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangements. ]
MOONLIGHT GLIDE; words by F. R.
Lavelle, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138797
© June 6. 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314477: Francis Raymond
Lavelle, Garden City, La.
839
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13798
MOONLIGHT WALTz; by Edward A.
Mueller; pf. [13798
© July: 12).1913)s2 <e, July 112,
1913; E 315184; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
words by Harry Randolph, music
by ©. C. Voelker. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [138799
© June 24, 1918; 2 @ July 8,
1913; E 315032; Charles C. Voelker.
South Pittsburg.
Mor RAG; words by J. G. Daggett,
music by Mrs. O. W. Hehr. New
York. Broadway music co. [13800
© July 8, 1918: 2 «. July 14,
1915; E 315140; James G. Daggett,
Lancaster, Pa.
MORE LOVE TO THEE; four part sacred
Song, words by Mrs. E. P. Prentiss,
music by Arthur Sullivan, ed. by
C. B. Hawley; men’s voices. 4to.
(Choruses, glees and part-songs, no.
2409. ) [13801
© July 8, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1918 ;
E 314954; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
Mornine; from Two fairy dances,
composed and annotated by Austin
Conradi for piano [with biograp-
ical sketch and_ recitation ques-
tions]. (Selected edition progres-
Sive series, grade 2-B;: Modern com-
posers’ series, 41). [18802
© June 23, 1913: 2 ¢ June puse
1913; E 314620; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
—— See also Child songs.
Morning (THE) LIGHT; words by
H. W. Baker, music by Harry Hale
Pike; mixed voices. [13808
© July 9, 1913; 2 ¢. July 12,
191s 315154; Willis music Co.,
Cincinnati.
MosaiquE; by C. Cui, edited and re-
vised by Alex Roloff, for young play-
ers. (Russian, a collection of pi-
ano pieces, book 2, edn. no. 62503B.)
[18804
e. July 14,
EK 316407; Augener, ltd., Lon-
© July 4, 1913: 2
1913:
don.
MOTHER AND HOME; words by Elmira
Hudson, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18805
© June 24, 19138: 2e¢ July 8,
1913; E 314974; Mrs. Geo. B. Hud-
son, San Jose, Cal,
MoTHER, HOW MY HEART LONGS For |}
you; words by N. O. Hradecky, mu-
Washing-
[13806 |
© July 10, 1913; 2 ¢ July 18]
1913; E 318673; Nellie O. Hradecky,
‘a
Sic by Madden musie co.
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
Fleming, Colo.
<
MOTHER-IN-LAW (THE); words by S._
Hanson, music by Vivian Brooks, |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18807 ©
© July 10, 1913; 2 «. July 18,
Sarah Hanson,
19138; E 318624;
Zion City, Il.
MOTHER STAR; words by A. L. Milti- |
music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[13808 |
more,
© July 10, 1918; 2 « July 18,
1913; EH 318630; Anne Laurel Milti- |
more, Tropico, Cal.
MounTAIN (THE) BURNIE; words by |
Florence Gertrude Attenborough, —
music by S. _ Gritton. London. —
Weekes & co.
© June 26, 1913; 2 c June 28,
1913; E_ 316270; Stanley Gritton,
Reigate, England. :
MounTAIN (A) HOME; words by Mrs.
L. M. Sanders, music by Burt Wal-
lace. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18810
© June 24, 1918; 2 « July 8,
1913; E 314959; Lura M. Sanders,
Lode, Cal.
MOUNTAIN MAIDEN’S DREAM; idylle
adapted from Labitzky’s celebrated
master piece by R. G. Adams; pi-
ano. [13811
© July 15, 1918; 2 @ July a5,
1913; E 315189; Volkwein bros.,
Pittsburg. [Copyright is daimed
on simplified edition.]
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Batti,
batti o bel Masetto; air de Zerline,
au premier acte de Don Juan, opera
de Mozart, texte de Lorenzo da
Ponte, traduction francaise de M.
de Rudder, annoté de F. A. Gevaert,
continué par Alfred Wotquenne;
Sop. et piano. (Répertoire francais
de Vancien chant classique, no. 489.)
[18812
© Jan. 1, 1918; 2 ¢ Apr. 7, 1913;
EH 312230; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. |
—— Cavatine de Don Ottavio, au pre-
mier acte de Don Juan; opéra de
Mozart, texte de Lorenzo da Ponte,
84()
pt. III, n. s., v. 8
[13809 |
A
‘|
i
t
{
no. 7, 1913 ©
——Cavatine de la
— Madamina,
OZART (WOLFGANG AMADEUS)—Con.
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
der, annoté de F. A. Gevaert, con-
tinué de A. Wotquenne; ténor et pi-
ano. (Répertoire francais de l’an-
y cien chant classique, no. 468.)
[13813
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
BE 312259; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
ecomtesse, au
deuxiéme acte des Noces de Figaro;
opéra-comique de Mozart, texte de
Lorenzo da Ponte, traduction fran-
caise de M. de Rudder, annoté de
F. A. Gevaert, continué par A. Wot-
quenne; soprano et piano. (Réper-
toire francais de lJancien chant
classique, no. 470.) [18814
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 312260; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
— Fantasia no. 1, in D minor; by
Mozart, ed. and annotated by Fred-
eric Lillebridge for piano [with bio-
graphical] sketch and recitation ques-
tions]. (Selected edition progressive
series, grade 2—-A; Classic and ro-
mantic series, 24). [18815
© June 23, 1913; 2 ce. June 25,
1913; E 314618; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
il catalogo; air de
Leporello au premier acte de Don
Juan, opéra de Mozart (1787), texte
de Lorenzo da Ponte, traduction
francaise de M. de Rudder, annoté
de F. A. Gevaert, continué par A.
Wotquenne; basse et piano. (Rép-
ertoire francais de lancien chant
classique, no. 552.) [18816
© gan. 1, 1913-°2 ¢ Apr. 7, 1913;
E 312248; Henry Lemoine & cie,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
Non pitt andrai farfallone amo-
roso; air, rondo, de Figaro au pre-
mier acte des Noces de Figaro,
opéra-comique de Mozart, texte de
Lorenzo da Ponte, traduction fran-
caise de Mode Rudder, annoté de
F. A. Gevaert, continué par A. Wot-
quenne; basse et piano. (Réper-
toire francais de l’ancien chant clas-
Sique, no. 553.) [15817
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 312244; Henry: Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
841
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
; 13822
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS )—Con.
— Premier air de Constance, dans
I’. enlévement au _ sérail; opéra-
comique de Mozart, texte de Sté-
phanie le jeune et Bretzner, tradue-
tion francaise de M. de Rudder, an-
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
A. Wotquenne; soprano et piano.
(Répertoire francais de _ Jl ancien
chant classique, no. 445bis. [18818
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
EK 312252; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
—— Récitatif et air de la comtesse, au
seme acte des Noces de Figaro,
opera-comique de Mozart, texte de
Lorenzo da Ponte, traduction fran-
caise de M. de Rudder, annoté de
F. A. Gevaert, continué par A. Wot-
quenne; sop. et piano. (Répertoire
francaise de l’ancien chant classique,
no. 479.) [13819
eg (20 Lota oP) ic! avant 2.
19138; E 312263; Henry Lemoine et
cie, Paris.
Récitatif et cavatine de Suzanne;
au 4eme acte des Noces de Figaro
Ge Mozart, texte de Lorenzo da
Ponte, traduction francaise de M. de
Rudder, annotée de F. A. Gavaert,
continué par A. Wotquenne; sop. et
piano. [Répertoire francaise de
Vancien chant classique, no. 466.)
[13820
Dec. 20, ASIA 28. Fant 2,
1913; E 812258; Henry Lemoine &
cie, Paris.
Récitatif et rondo de Donna
Anna; au 2°™° acte de Don Juan,
opera de Mozart, traduction francaise
de M. de Rudder, annotée de F. A.
Gevaert, continué par A. Wotquenne;
sop. et piano. (Répertoire fran-
caise de Jancien chant classique,
no, 559.) [138821
© Mar. 80, 1913; 2 ec May 10,
1913; E 312269; Henry Lemoine &
cie, Paris.
Rondo in D major; by Mozart,
ed. and annotated by Frederic Lille-
bridge for piano [with biographical
sketch and _ recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive series,
grade 2-B; Classic and romantie se-
ries, 34.) [18822
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1918; E 314616; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
Vedrai, carino; air de zerline, au
geme acte de Don Juan, opéra de
Mozart, texte de Lorenzo da Ponte,
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13823
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS)—Con.
der, annoté de F. A. Gevaert, con-
tinué de A. Wotquenne; soprano et
piano. (Répertoire francais de
Vancien chant classique, no. 476.)
[18823
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 312262; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. }
-~Vendetta (La), oh la vendetta;
air de Bartolo au premier acte des
Noces de Figaro, opéra-comique de
Mozart, texte de Lorenzo da Ponte,
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
der, annoté de F. A. Gevaert, con-
tinué par Alfred Wotquenne; basse
et piano. (Répertoire francais de
l’ancien chant classique, no. 490.)
[18824
(©) Jan. -1,:19138; 2 c. Apr. 7, 19138;
EH 3812231; Henry Lemoine & gie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
— Voi che sapete; canzone de Ché-
rubin au deuxieme acte des Noces :
de Figaro, opéra-comique de Mozart,
texte original de Lorenzo da Ponte,
annoté de F. A. Gevaert, continué
par A. Wotquenne, soprano et piano.
(Répertoire francais de _ l'ancien
chant classique no. 475.) [18825
© Oct. 31, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 312261; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique. ]
MupD PIES; words anon., music by HE.
McGee Roope. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [18826
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 315089; Hlizabeth M. Roope,
Chandler, Okl.
MULLEKIN, SCHNULLEKIN; two-step
(wackeltanz), aus Breslau, so
Siehste aus, jubiliums-revue in 6
bildern, musik von Fritz Lehner, op.
230, fiir klavier, mit text. [18827
© May 28, 19138; 2 ¢. June 9, 1913:
E 312321; Mignon-verlag, Berlin.
Music (THE) AND THE WORDS: words
by Herbert Bedford, music by Kitty
Parker; high voice. [13828
© June 4, 1918; 2 c& June 12,
sah EK 316029; Augener ltd., Lon-
on.
MUSIKALISCHE SPIELEREIEN FUR DIE
JUGEND ; sechs leichte charakteris-
tische tonstticke von J. H. Doppler,
MUSIKALISCHE SPIELEREIEN FUR ne
JUGEND—Continued.
op. 255, fiir pianoforte; neu a
gabe revidiert von Walter Niemann.
[188
© May 7, 1913; 2 ec. July 16, 1913: |
H 316435; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on new edi-
tion. |
MUTIVO ’E VALZER; versi di Salvatore |
di Giacomo, musica di P. E. Fonzo;
canto e piano. [18830
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 20, 1913;
EH 312481; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
My ANGELUS; words by L. Lang, music |
by Jean Morceau. New York, C. L. |
Partee music pub. co. [13831 —
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 314760; Lillian Lang, Chi- |
cago. '
My BEAUTIFUL YANKEE GIRL; words by ©
A. S. Fyfe, music by Reginald Cun- ©
ningham. Washington, |
Goldsmith co. ine. [18832 ©
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
FE 3814941; A. S. Fyfe, Big Timber,
Mont.
My BELLE, CITY BELLE; words by R. R.
Jones, music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [1388338
© June 25,.1918:\2 G suspen
1913; E 318386; Robert R. Jones,
Racine, Wis.
My BONNIE LASS SHE SMILETH; part
song words from the old English,
music by George B. Nevin; mixed
voices. 4to. [18834
© June 25, 1913; 2c. July 5, 1918;
i) 314869; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton.
My BroncHo BILLIE; words by B.
Small, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18835
© July 10, 1913; 2°@) Jus,
1913; E 318604; Bessie Small, Me-
Keesport, Pa.
My BRoTHER. See Booker (Russell E.)
Two hymns.
My CaAroLINE; words by Daisy Con-
way Price, music by Phyllis Deader-
ick Meem. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13886
© July 10, 1918; 2 « July 18,
1918; E 318647; Mrs. J. Lawrence
Meem, Wilmore, Ky.
My Curist. See Booker (Russell E.)
Two hymns.
842
Marks- |
(0. 7, 1918
Puy cotorep Gat; words by ©. Droul-
lard, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. July 8,
1913; B 315004; Clarence Droullard,
| "Wallace, Mo.
My CouNSELOR; words by Miriam E.
Arnold, musie by Charles H. Gabriel.
[13838
© July 14, 1913; 2 c« July 16,
1913; E 318560; E, O. Excell, Chi-
§. cago.
‘My DREAM OF HEAVEN; words by C. G.
Rogers, music by G. J. Koch. Wash-
ington, New York, J. E. Minnick co.,
inc. [18839
© June -21, 1913; 2 ec. July 3,
_ Topeka, Kan.
‘My EVER PRESENT FRIEND; words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by B. D.
Ackley. [13840
guly 15, 1913; 2 ec) July 14,
1913; E 318491; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
My HEART GOES HIP-I-TA-HOP; words
by Jas. E. Pierney, music by he (iA:
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
[13841
2) e. duly: 8,
( dale co.
© June 24, 1913;
1913; E 315054; J. E. Piercey, Trin-
ity Bay, Newfoundland.
|
|
{
My HEART IS WEARY; words and mu-
' sic by A. R. Wachtmeister. 4to.
{ London, Novello & co., ltd. 1. In
' ¥F. minor, 2. In G sharp minor.
| [13842, 13843
| © July 9, 1913; 2 ¢«. each July 10,
— 1918; E 312618, 312619; Axel Raoul
- Wachtmeister, Paris.
My HEART KEEPS YEARNING:; words by
Harry H. Newell, music by Bert H.
Newell. (Jn Songs of His praise.)
[13844
© May 30, 1918; 2 ec. June 27,
1913; E 314802; H. H. Newell, Mc-
Keesport, Pa.
My HOME IN TENNESSEE; words by
Chas. E. Hochberg, music by Henry
E. Hochberg. [13845
Senay, 19, 1918+. 2.¢e. duly. 22;
19138; E 315304; Utica pub. co.,
Brooklyn.
My HUMBLE VIRGINIA HOME. See
Ophan (The) boy.
My LITTLE GIRLIE GIRL! words by A.
F. Long, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18846
© June 24, 1913; 2¢. July 8, 1913;
E 315036; Arthur F. Long, Mem-
phis, Tenn.
[13837 |.
1913; E 3183806; Claire G. Rogers, |
f MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13855
My wittte Jap. See Boosey’s mili-
tary journal, 134th series, no. 4.
My LOVIN’ MELODY MAN; words by Joe
Ward and Paul Cunningham, music
by Jack Glogan. [13847
© July 7, 1918; 2c. July 9, 1913;
IK 3183881; Leo. Feist, ine, New
York.
My LITTLE, LOVIN’ SWEETHEART DEARIE;
words and music by Al. M. Wethe.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13848
© July 10, 1918; 2 c.. Jay 18,
1913; E 318678; A. M. Wethe, Madi-
son, S. D.
My GRANDMOTHER'S ROSE; words by H.
i. Baker, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138849
Cy July 10, 19138; 2,4.) July® 18,
1918; E 318674; Hattie BE. Baker,
Atlantic, Mass.
My MARGUERITE; words by L. Cudahy,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [138850
© June 6, 1913; 2 ¢c June 17,
1913; H 318101; Laura Cudahy, Jef-
ferson, Ia.
MY MOTHER; words by N.
sie by Franz Hoffman. Washing-
‘ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18851
© Suly 16: 19s 2 ec, July’ TS,
1913; E 318657; Nellie Meyer, Long
Beach, Cal.
MY MOTHER’S REQUEST;
Meyer, mu-
words by KE.
Campbell, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18852
© dune’6: | W918: 2) e@: tune. 22.
1913; E 314478; Elsie E. Campbell,
Nashville.
My MOTHER’S WILLOW TREE; words by
M. Me. Ferran, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [13853
© June 24, 1913; 2 c« July 8,
1918; E 314968; Mary McFerran,
Indianapolis.
My MOVING PICTURE MAN; words and
music by Bernahl and Vietri.
[18854
© July 14, 1918; 2 e¢. July 17,
1918; E 315215; Bernahl & Vietri,
Newport, R. I.
My NEW AUTOMOBILE; words by C.
Tonner, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18855
© July 10, 1913; 2 @ July 18,
1918; E 3185938; Clarence Tonner,
Mount Washington Sta., Pa.
843
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13856
My oL_p IRELAND HOME; words by Harl
Dunn, music by Paul Eugene.
[13856
© July "1%, 19133 2%; “aly 217,
1918; E 315217; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
My oLtp KENTUCKY HOME; arr. by F.
A. Clark; humming chorus for
mixed voices. [13857
© July 3) 1913) 2 ¢. Tuly 8, 19135
E 314901; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.
fantasia, arr. by J. EH. W. Lord;
organ. [13858
© July 3, 1913; 2:¢ July, a) 2915;
E 314898; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
four part song, words and music
by Stephen C. Foster, arr. by Ross
Hilton; women’s voices. 4to.
[13859
© July 8. 1913; 2c. July 10, 1918;
BH 318441; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
My oLD MARYLAND HOMESTEAD ON THE
OLD PoTOMAC SHORE; words and mu-
sic by H. C. Dawson. _ [18860
© 1c. June 27, 1918; E 314736:
Harry Claude Dawson, Cumberland.
Md.
My oLp PAL, Lu; words by J. P. Car-
ruth, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13861
© “June 24- 1018s 2c. July. &
19138; E 315098; James P. Carruth.
Detroit.
My own; words by M. W. Abrahams,
music by Lillian Tavaris. [18862
GC wily. 29, 19135. 2 2. -Julyic30,
1918; E 312785; Abrahams music Co.,
Boston.
My pretty Rosa LEE; words by E. A.
Johnson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18863
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 19138;
FE} 815099; BE. A. Johnson, Centralia, Il.
My QUEEN WITH GOLDEN HAIR; words
by Mrs. W. E. Williamson, music by
Carl Bendel. Washington, Marks-
Goldsmith co. ine. [13864
© June 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913:
EK 314929; Mrs. W. E. Williamson,
Brownwood, Tex.
MY RAMBLER ROSE; words by E. Wil-
liams, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18865
© June 24, 1918; 2 @ July 8,
1913; EB 314992: Eva Williams, Nash-
ville.
pt. u1,n.s., v. 8 |
My Ro0cK BOUND AMERICAN HOME; ,
words by M. EH. Gibson, music by |
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18866 |
© June 24, 1913; 2°e July & |
1913; EH 315094 : Mabel E. Gibson, |
Winnipeg, Canada. '
My SONS, MY SONS; recit; [and] If
thou should’st mark iniquities; air,
from the oratorio Eli, composed by
Michael Costa, edited by Eduardo |
Lévi; no. 1 in E flat and no. 2 in Ff, |
(Standard songs, no. 64.) [13867
© July 21, 1913; 2c. July 24)
19138; E 3812782; Ascherberg, Hop- |
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
My SOUL’S REFUGE; words by T. B.
Sowers, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13868
© July 10, 1918; 2 @ July 18,
1918; KE 318601; Thos. B. Sowers,
Henick, Til.
My STRAWBERRY SHORT-CAKE SUE;
comic coon song, words by Mile. de
S. Germaine. music by Ferd HB. Mie-
risch. New York, Ferd #. Mierisch.
[18869
© May 29, 1913: 2 cue ed,
1913: E 314740; Mule. de Salles Ger-
maine, New York.
My SWEET EVANGELINE; words by F. C.
Kratz, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
_ [18870
© June 24, 1913: 2 eeu,
1913; E 315088; F. C. Kratz, Olivet,
S. D.
My SWERT HAPA HAOLE LOVE; words by
H. Franklin Poole, musie by Burt
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [138871
© July 10, 1918; 2 ead,
1913; E 318659; H. EF. Poole, Fort
Douglas, Utah.
My SWELL LITTLE BUNGALOW ; words by
EK. A. Lupton, musie by Burt Wal-
lace. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18872
© July 10, 1913: 2c. July ie,
1918; HE 3818675; Ellis A. Lupton,
Centropolis, Mo.
My Texas Rose; words by W. T. Mor-
row, music by Jean Buckley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[138738
© June 24, 1918: 2 eaduly 8;
1918; E 815031; W. T. Morrow,
Dallas.
844
- 7,1913 nll
My Tipperary Rose; words and music
by A. A. Long. [13874
© July 17, 1918; 2 c July 17,
; 1918; E 315218; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
¥
My U.S. A. airL; words by E. Brander,
music by John F. Ryan. Washing-
‘ ton. Hayworth music pub. co.
[18875
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
19138; E 318357: Edward Brander.
West Hoboken, N. J.
My VALENTINE; duet, words anon., mu- |
sic by Wm. Besset, for boys and
girls. (Two action songs, no. 1.)
| [13876
| © July 17, 1918; 2 c. July 19,
1918; E 316623; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
My WIFE’S GONE AWAY, NOW THERE’S NO
PLACE LIKE HOME; words and music
by C. R. Bastin and Edwin Dicey.
[13877
i pune 18, 1913: 2 c. June 25,
aioe 2) ot20l2; C. R. Bastin &
George Quart, Quebec, Canada.
My wisH;: words by Hubert Mortimer,
| music by Kitty Parker. [13878
: © June 14, 1918; 2 ce. June 21,
— 19138; E 316167; Boosey & co., Lon-
| don.
by Mrs. W. J. Riddle, music by J.
F. Ryan. Washington. Hayworth
music pub. co. [13879
© June 25, 1913; 2 ce. June 26,
19138; E 318342; Mrs. William J.
Riddle, Hardie, La.
MYSTERIOUS RAG; célébre chanson
américaine de Irving Berlin et
Snyder, arr. comme nouveau one
step ou pas de l’ours, par Francis
Salabert; piano. [13880
<) May 15, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 21,
1913; E 316581: Francis Salabert,
Paris.
NA MARAVIGLIA! versi di G. B. de Cur-
tis, musica di P. E. Fonzo; canto e
piano. [13881
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce June 20,
19138; E 312442; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Na VOTA SOLA; versi di Rocco Galdieri
(Rambaldo), music di Evermero
Nardella; canto e piano. [13882
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 20,
1918; E 312436; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13890
NACH DEM GEWITTER; ged. von Heinr.
Seidel, musik von Hugo Kaun, fiir
miinnerchor “# capella, no. 1. Parti-
tur und stimmen. 4to. [18883
© June 14, 1918; 2 c June 25,
1918; BH 312530; Julius Hainauer,
Breslau, Germany.
NACHTLIED See
Zwolf gedichte.
Mattiesen (Hmil) ;
NATIONAL HYMN; words by T. Gro-
chowski, music by Fr. Fasenacht.
[13884
July 9,
Thos. Grochowski,
© July 10, 1913; 2 «.
19138; BE 318895:
New York.
NATIONAL SUFFRAGETTE SONG: words
and music by T. L. Bristow. [18885
iO Tal ds, | 19134) 2° oo Iolyer
1918; E 318580; March bros, Leb-
anon, QO.
NATIONAL VALETTA: an Irish jig, by
R. A. Lesleigh, a further study in
triple time, arr. and compiled by
W. EH. Naunton: piano. (Naunton’s
national music system. lesson 10.)
[13886
(Cy duly s0) totes 2 ce. July) ai,
1913; HE 312790; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
NATURE LYRICS FOR CHILDREN; by N. C.
Schneider. 80p. 4to. [18887
(@) Sily IT; ASS +) :2).e/ iuly 31,
1918; A 351097; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
NATURE’S PARADISE: reverie by Leo
Friedman; piano. [13888
i) ly 3; WIS; | 2! ec: “Julyp 10,
1918; E 3151138; Standard music
pub. house, Chicago.
NATURE’S VOICE; or, The maid with
the sparkling eyes; words by G. W.
Edwards, music by P. C. Lockhart.
New York. C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [18889
© June 30, 1918; 2 ec. July Q,
19138; HK 318414; George W. Ed-
wards, Summit, N. J.
NAUNTON’S NATIONAL MUSIC SYSTEM;
special] educational series for the
piano, arr. and compiled by W. E.
Naunton and leading music teach-
ers. Lesson 5. Contents:—Air de
ballet; by A. Grenville.—Juanita ;
by Mrs. Norton.—A lesson on touch,
phrasing and accent [13890
© July 19, 1918; 2 ¢. July 19,
1918; BE 312809; H. A. Weymann &
son., inc., Philadelphia.
845
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13891
NAUNTON’S NATIONAL MUSIC SYSTEM—
Continued.
Lesson = 9. Contents :—Coon
capers schottische; by H. B. Ash-
man.—The Irish reel; by Mrs. Mc-
Leod. [18891
© July 30, 1913: 2c. Julgst,
1913; E 312789; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
NE M’OUBLIEZ PAS; by A. Arensky, ed-
ited and revised by Alex Roloff, for
young players. (Russian, a collec-
tion of piano pieces, book 2, edn. no.
6253 B.) [18892
© July 4, 1913; 2 « July 14,
1913; E 3164038; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
NEARER MY Gop T0 THEE; funeral
march by F. W. McNichol; band
4to. [18893
© June 15, 19138; 2 @ June 25,
1918; EH 312508; Carl Fischer, New
York.
NEEOME, COME BE MY OWN; words and
music by Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolever.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13894
© June 24, 1918; 2 e« July 8,
1918; E 314998; Mrs. Harry Wole-
ver, Erie, Ill.
NEGLECTED ; words by H. Coates, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13895
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. July 8,
1918; E 315044; Hannah Coates,
Oakland, Cal.
NEL VECCHIO PARCO; versi di Vittoria
Aganoor, musica di Roberto Rossi.
[13896
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 @ June 28,
19138; EX 316214; Carisch & Jini-
chen, Milan.
NENNE, v’ E CADUTA NA COSA; Versi
di Salvatore di Giacomo, musica di
Emanuele Nutile; canto e piano.
[18897
© | Dee..1,, 19123) 2c. June: ‘20,
1918; E 312429; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g. Wahren, Leipzig.
NESVERA (JOSEF) Scherzo; composed
and annotated by J. Nesvera, op. 69,
for piano [with biographical sketch
and recitation questions]. (Selected
edition progressive series, grade 5-
B; Modern composers’ series, 117 X).
[18898
1913; 2 c. June 25,
BE 312528; Art publ. soc., St.
© June 23,
1918;
Louis.
pt. m,n, Vas
NEVER FORGET YOUR MOTHER; words by
C. Englebert, music by Ray Waters,
Washington, Marks-Goldsmith co.,
ine. [18899
© June 30, 1918; 2 ce. July 8,1913;
H 314934; Clarence Englebert, Rich-
mond, Ind.
NEVER MARRY A PRETTY GIRL; words by
L. Hurtig, music by E. Hurtig and
L. Klippel. New York. John T.
Hall music pub. co. [13900 |
© July 8, 1913; 2 e. July 9, 1913;
E 3183891; Louis Klippel & Estella
Hurtig, Toledo, O.
NEW EVERY MORNING IS THE LOVE;
duet, words by John Keble, music
by Frank Adlam; no. 1 in C, con-
tralto and baritone. [138901
© July 14, 1913; 2 @ July 25,
1913; E 316625; Nightingale & co.,
London.
NEW (THE) ORGANIST; a collection of
original compositions and _ tran-
‘scriptions by George E. Whiting;
organ. obl. S8vo. [13902
© July 2, 1913; 2 ce. July 2.1913;
EH 3814858; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
original compositions, arranging and
transcribing, editing and coma
tion. |
New (THE) PURPOSE; words by S. W.
Adriance, music by Theo. EH. Per-
kins. [18903
© July 7, 1918; 2¢ July 9,1918;
EH 318382; John R. Clements, Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
NEw YorK (THE) GIRL; words by
William E. Wright, music by
Genevieve Seott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13904
© July 10, 1918; 2 e« July 18,
1913; E 318648; W. HE. Wright,
Riverhead, N. Y.
News (THE) BOYS BALL; words by
Fred V. Heider, music by Walter HE.
Davidson. Philadelphia, Ports-
mouth, O. McDonald music Co.
[13905
© Mar. 18, 1913; 2 ¢c. Mar 27,
1913; E 305753; Heider & Davidson,
Portsmouth, O.
NGIULELLA; versi di Ferdinando Russo,
musica di P. HE. Fonzo; canto e
piano. [13906
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ec. June 20, 1913;
E 312421; Polyphon-musikwerke a.—
g. Wabren-Leipzig.
846
\
NIENTE ; versi di Roceo Galdieri,
musica di Nicola Valente; canto e
_ piano. [13907
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
1918; E 93812481; Polyphon-musik-
_ werke a—g. Wahren, Leipzig.
NIGGER BLUES; words and music by
L. R. (Lasses) White. [18908
© July 21, 1918; 2 c July 24,
1913; E 315286; Le Roy White, Dal-
las.
NicHT IN THE DESERT; by John C.
- Holliday; pf. [138909
© July 19, 1918; 2 ec. July 21,
1913; E 316523; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Nieut (A) IN THE VILLAGE; words by
A. D. Opiela, music by Jack Stan-
ley. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
.
ba
dale co. [13910
© June 24, 1913; 2 ec. July 8,
19138; E 315092; Alexander D.
Opiela, Cestohowa, Tex.
NIGHT THOUGHTS; romance by H. En-
gelmann; pf. [138911]
© July 2, 1913; 2 ¢. July 2, 1913;
E 314859; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
NIGHT WITH ITS THOUSAND EYES;
words by BH. V. Davidson, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18912
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 17,
1913; E 318112; Edna V. Davidson,
Montesano, Wash.
_NIGHTINGALE’s (THE) WARBLE; by Hd-
ward Hertz, arr. by M. Smith; orch.
with piano acc. 13918
© 1c. July 2, 1913; E 314814;
Charles T. French, New York.
NIGHTMARE; danse grotesque by Man-
ton Bennett; piano. [13914
© June 10, 1913; 2 c.. July 8,
1913: E 316333; A. Hammond & co.,
London.
NINNA-NANNA; paroles italiennes de
Enrico Golisciani, version francaise
de H. de Curzon, musique de P. A.
Tirinde’li. [13915
© July 22, 1913; 2c. July 28,
1913; E 316612; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
French version. ]
versi di Gustavo Macchi, musica
di Enrico Morpurgo: mezzo _ so-
prano o- baritono. (Melodie per
canto e pianoforte, no. 4.) [13916
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316258; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
6132—13——_6
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13925
No BALL AT ALL; werds by Mrs. J. B.
Ivy, music by Jack Stanley. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18917
© July 10, 1913; 2 ¢. July 18,
1913; E 318662; Mrs. J. E. Ivy,
Hickorywithe, Tenn.
No COMPROMISE; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas. [13918
© July 3, 19138; 2 ec. July 3, 1913;
IX 318316; Charles Reigrz Scoville,
Chicago.
No ONE BUT YOU; words by Lizzie De
Armond, musie by B. D. Ackley.
[13919
CO Saly! 15, (19a: 2) 6. Ike 4
1913; E 318492; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
No ONE KNOWS WHERE KELLY WENT;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
Jack Wells. [138920
© June 25, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
1918; E 3814750; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
No SHADOW OF TURNING IN JESUS;
words by A. H. Ackley, music by
B. D. Ackley. [18921
© July 15, 1913; 2 « July 14,
1913; E 318498; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
No WONDER BROWN LEFT TOWN; words
and music by F. Donegani. [138922
© 1c. July 9, 1918; H 318377;
Francesco Donegani, Reno, Nev.
NOAH’S ARK FOR YOUNG PIANISTS; text
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Alex Roloff. [13923
© June 4, 1918; 2 c. June 12,
1913; E 316030; Augener ltd., Lon-
don.
Nocturne. See Chopin (F. F.)
— See also Rubinstein (A. G.)
NocruRNE NO. 7; by John Field, edited
and fingered by Emil Sauer; piano.
(Selected edition, progressive series,
grade IV-B) [13924
© July 16, 1913; 2 ¢. July 18,
1918; FE 316512; Art publication
society, St. Louis. [Copyright is
claimed on editing and annotations. ]
N6eL; a Christmas piece by Frederick
Kitchener ; pf. [13925
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316267; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
847
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13926
pt. 111, n.s.,v.8 |
No&zEits; par Alexandre Guilmant, op.
60, pour argue. 2me livraison. Con-
tents :—Introduction et variations.
—Hlévation no. 4, Noél carcasson-
nais.—Noél Canquedocien. — Offer-
toire no. 4, nuit sombre. [13926
© May 28, 1918; 2 c. June 14,
1913; E 316049; B. Schott’s schne,
Mainz, Germany.
Nottet (E.) Fifteen etudes melod-
iques; by E. Nollet, ed. and arr. by
H. A. Lang, op. 48; pf. [13927
© July 2, 1913* 2 ¢ July 2, 1913:
E 314862; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
NON PIU ANDRAI FARFALLONE AMOROSO.
‘ See Mozart (W. A.)
Not FAR FROM THE KINGDOM, BUT LOST;
words and music by Haldor Lil-
lenas. [13928
© July 3, 1913; 2c. Julyes.faots:
E 3183820; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
NOTTATA FIORENTINE (Muit florentine) ;
marche par Alfredo Barbirolle. 1.
Piano. 2. Orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [18929, 18930
© July 22, 1913; 2c. each July 23,
1918; E 316613, 316614; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
NOTTE A POSILLIPO: versi di A. Bar-
bieri, musica di P. BE. Fonzo; canto
e piano. [13931
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c June 20, 1918;
E 312473; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NOTTURNO; versi di Vittoria Aganoor,
musica di Roberto Rossi. [138932
() Dee. 15, 1912<) 2. c..dune, 28,
1918; E 816213; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
NOVELETTE; by Arthur L. Benjamin;
piano. (Recreative pieces, series 2,
no. 140.) [139383
© May 28, 1918; 2 c. May 31,
1918; KE 3078386; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
NOVELLETTE. See Schmid (Josef) Drei
charaktersistische stticke.
NOVEMBRE; valse by Felix Godin;
military band. London, Boosey &
co. (In Boosey’s military journal,
134th. series, no. 5.) [13934
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 316196; Ascherberg, Hop- |
wood & Crew, lItd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
Now Is THE TIME; words by James
Rowe, music by Haldor Lillenas.
[189385
© July 3, 1918; 2 e July 3, 19138 |]
E 3183812; Charles Reign Scoville, |
Chicago.
See Schumann (R. A.) |
Nu BRUTTO SUONNO; duetto, versi e |
musica di F. Ligotti; canto e piano. |
[13936 |
© July 9, 1918; 1 ¢. July 11, 1913; |
1e« July 24, 19138; © 3i1662i5>2
Eliseo & sons, New York.
NOYER (LE).
NvItT D’EGYPTE; valse by Ant. Arensky, |
arr. by Adolf Schmid; full orch. |
with piano conductor. 4to. (The |
Kursaal edition, no. 52.) [18937
© July 22, 1918; 2 ce July 21, |
1918; E 316536; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London.
NUN E cosa! canzonetta versi di Ferd.
Russo, musica di Vincenzo Valente; ©
canto e piano. [189388
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
E 312476; Polyphon-musikwerke, |
a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NUN ME LASSIA! melodia, versi di
Ferdinando Russo, musica di Rodolfo
Falvo; canto e piano. [139389
© Dec. 1. 19123) 2G 2 aimee,
1918; E 312464; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NUN TE SCETA’ .. .; serenata versi di
Ferd. Russo, musica di Vincenzo
Valente; canto e piano. [18940
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2) canon:
1918; E 3812489; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NUN TORNA AMMOORE! vyersi di Aniello
Califano, musica di P. E. Fonzo;
canto e piano. [18941
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1918;
E 312475; Polyphon-musikwerke,
a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
°O BELLO GUAGLIONE; versi di Ernesto
Murolo, musica di Rodolfo Falvo.
[13942
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 312410; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
°O BERSAGLIERE A TRIPOLI; versi di
Aniello Califano, musica di S. Gam-
bardella; canto e piano. [13943
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 eh sume 20,
1918; E 3812461; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
848
Bantock: mixed voices. 4to. (No-
yello’s part-song book, no. 12838.)
[138944
© July 23, 1918; 2 ec. July 24.
1913; E 312777; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
©O CHEROKEE! MY CHEROKEE! words
and music by Arnold J. Perrigo.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18945
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢« July 8,
1913; E 314988; A. J. Perrigo, Bur-
_ netts Creek, Ind.
'*O coRE D’ ‘A FEMMENA ... versi di S.
| di Giacomo, musica di Salvatore
Gambardella; canto e piano.
i [18946
a © Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
- 1918; E 312460; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
O GoTr DU FROMMER GoTT; by Ethel
| Smyth; organ. obl. 4to. (Short
choral preludes, no. 22) [18947
: © July 9, 1913; 2c. July 10, 1913;
' E 812626; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
f
|
| O LATTE D’ ‘A FORMICA; canzone-
| marcia, versi di Antonio Barbieri,
musica di Emanuele Nutile; canto e
piano. [18948
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20,
1913; E 3812425; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
OO Lorp Gop or HosTs; anthem, music
by Maurice Green, edited by Fred-
erick Bridge; soprano solo and cho-
F rus. (Novello’s octavo anthems, no.
| 1030. ) [18949
e © July 23, 1913; 2 « July 24,
: 1913; E 312772: Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
O Lorp, I Wilh PRAISE THEE; anthem
by Hugh Blair; mixed voices. (No-
vello’s octavo anthems, no. 1038. )
f [18950
© July 26, 19138; 2 ec July 28.
1913; E 316696; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
O Lorp ovr Gov, THOU ARI VERY
GREAT: choral fugue words from the
Bible, music by Krikor H. Aiquoni;
| five part chorus of mixed voices
; with organ ace. (Svo. choruses. no.
5743. ) [13951
| © July 15, 1913; 2 ec. July 16,
‘ 1913; E 318552; G. Schirmer, New
: York.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13960
O, MISTER MUSIC MAN; words by John
T. Davis, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [13952
© June 6, 1913; 2 « June 17,
19183; E 318110; John Davis, Phila-
delphia.
‘O MMALAMENTE ,... ; versi di Rocco
Galdieri (Rambaldo), musica di
Francesco Buongiovanni; canto e
piano. [18953
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 « June 20,
1918; E 312479; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
OQ MOUNTAIN ROSE OF LEBANON! See
Songs of Syria.
O SACRED GUEST; wedding hymn, words
by Bernard Reynolds, musie by G, C.
Martin. 12mo. (Novello’s' parish
choir book, no. 907.) [13954
© July 23, 19138; 2 « July 24,
1918; E 312773; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
O THANK THE LorD; harvest anthem
words by Gilbert Bell, music by Ar-
thur Berridge; mixed voices and or-
gan. Ato. [18955
© June 26, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316268; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
O THOU, THE ETERNAL SON OF GOD;
anthem words by W. C. Dix, music
by W. Berwald; mixed voices with
sop. solo and organ. 4to. [13956
©) July 3, 1913; 2 ¢. July 10,
1913; E 318442; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
O TRAURIGKEIT, 0 HERZELIED; by Ethel
Smyth; organ. 1. Prelude 2
Fugue. obl. 4to. (Short organ pre-
ludes, no. 5a & b.) [13957.13958
© July 9, 1913; 2 ¢. each July 10,
1918: BE 312628, 312624; Novello &
co., Itd., London.
O wWARST DU DOCH DIE STILLE NACHT!
ged. u, musik von Kamillo Horn, op.
63, no, 2; gesang u. klavier. [13959
© Feb. 14, 1918; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316218; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
O worp oF GOD INCARNATE; poem by
W. W. How, music by W. D. Arm-
strong; choral for mixed voices.
Ato. [13960
© June 9, 1913; 2 c. July 16,
1913; E 318544; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York,
849
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13961
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8 |
O ye Scots; words and musie by Jos.
G. Seoville; in A. {13961
© July 12, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 14,
1913; E 318474; IF. L. Scoville & co.,
Ogden, Utah.
Oasis (L’); mélodie poésie de André
Alexandre, musique de Félix Four-
drain; soprano ou ténor. [18962
© June 27, 1918; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316259; G. Riccordi & co.,
Milan.
OB DU MICH LIEBST; lied aus Nakiris
hochzeit, von Paul Lincke; ein-
leitung arr. fiir klavier; Tasten-
schrift no. 506. obl. S8vo. [13963
© Dee, 30, 19125. 90¢, DulyedG,
1918; E 3816450; Musik-verlag Eu-
phonie, Berlin-Friedenau, Germany.
[Copyright is claimed on Tasten-
schrift. ]
OcEAN (THE) WAVES; words by W. K.
Fitzpatrick, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13964
© June 24, 1913; 2 «@ July 8,
1918; EH 315071; Wm, K. Fitzpat-
rick, Belleville, N. J.
OcHsEN-MenveEtT. See Haydn (F. J.)
OFFERTORIUM; by J. W. Lerman. 4to.
(In The organ, vy. 24, no. 142.)
[18965
© June 5, 19138; 2 « July 16,
eet ; H 518573; Geo. Molineux, New
ork.
OGGE ’0 DIMANE; versi e musica di G. B.
de Curtis; canto e piano. [18966
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c June 20,
1913; E 312467; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
OH For CoLoraDo; words by S. Gilles-
pie, musie by Vivian Brooks. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18967
© July 10, 1918; 2 c July 18,
1913; E 3186385; Sadye Gillespie,
Severance, Col.
OH GIVE ME BACK THE CROWN; words
by R. Ross, music by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18968
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
H 315049; Robert Ross, Homboldt,
Canada.
OH! HEART OF GOLD; words and music
by L. M. Rafuse, arr. by H. Tourjee.
[13969
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 2, 1913;
K 314806; Lucinda M. Rafuse, Los
Angeles.
OH! KINDLE MY DREAMS TO-NIGHT;
words by Art W. Mogren, music by |
Orville E. Erickson. [18970 |
© July 10, 1918; 2 ce July 10,
1913; E 315120; Shapiro music pub. |
co., New York. |
OH, LOVE, THE WAY IS DREARY; words
by Armorel E. Sterne, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co. [138971
© July 10, 1918; 2 e July 18, |
1918; E 318664; A. E. O’Kelly Cooke, |
Newark, N. J.
OH! 0H! OH! DID YOU HEAR THE NEWS;
words by J. S. McGinness, music |
by Paul Eugene. New York, John T, |
Hall music pub co. [18972 |
© July 11, 1918; 2 esis II
19138; E 3815148; James S. McGin-
ness, New York.
OH, PLEASE COME BACK TO ME, SWEET- |
HEART; words by B. Herndon, music |
' by Jack Stanley. Washington, H. |
Kirkus Dugdale co, [18973
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec. July 8, 1913; |
E 314995; Belle Herndon, Russell-
ville, Ky.
OH, TEACH ME TO RAG; words by D. BE. |
Himler, music by P. C. Lockhart.
New York, C,. L. Partee musie pub. |
co. [13974 ©
© June 30, 1918; 2 ¢. July 9,
1913; E 318417; D. E. Himler, Gal- |
veston, Tex. ’
OH! THOSE ARABIAN NIGHTS; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by Jean
Schwartz. [18975
© July 14, 1918+ 2 Gauls, |
1918; KE 315186; Jerome & Schwartz |
pub. co., New York.
Ou! YOU CHICKEN HOP; words by Mrs. |
N. Brightwell, musie by Charles HE. |
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth |
music pub. co. [13976 |
© June 25, 1918; 2 c. June 26, —
1918; E 318880; Mrs. Nat Bright- |
well, Houston.
OH YOU DREAMY, SILVERY MOON; poem
by KE. Brander, music by R. A.
Browne. [13977
© 1c. July 14, 1918; EB 318465;
Edward Brander, West Hoboken,
Nil,
OH YOU GREAT BIG SHINING MOON;
words by W. Glockner, music by
Albert Swift. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18978
© June 24, 1918; 2-c¢ July 8,
1918; KE 315083; Walter Glockner,
Minneapolis.
850
H, YOU NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY MOON;
words by A. Reihing, music by
4 Charles E. Coleman. Washington.
_ Hayworth musie pub. co. [138979
_ © June 25, 1918; 2 ¢. June 26,
- 1913; B® 318350; Anthony Reihing.
' Bast Toledo, O.
— words by Michael Gallagher,
| music by Marion Raybould. [18980
© July 28, 19138; 2 ¢ July 23,
19138; E 315285; H. A. Weymann &
son, inc., Philadelphia.
On, you SUMMER MOON: lyric by Wil-
liam F. Hawtrey, music by S.
& Bracy. [13981
£{ @©1e. July 12, 1913; E 315266;
| Sidney Bracy, New York.
"OI LUNA AIERESSERA; versi di E. Nico-
lardi (C. O. Lardini), musica di
Evemero Nardella; canto e piano.
[18982
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 312427; Polyphon musik-
werke a.-g. Wahren, Leipzig.
march-two-step,
Wash-
Ca ie ee ee
OKLAHOMA’S
by C. Underwood; piano.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13983
te
/
| © July 10, 1913; 2 c. July 18,
e STAR;
:
:
a.
1913; E 318614; Cleda Underwood.
[> Balpre, Kan.
Oxp (THE) Boys’ SONG; unison song,
_ words by F. Montague Lloyd, com-
posed by C. Lee Williams. 4to.
_ (Novello’s school songs, no. 802.)
3 [13984
: © June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 316205; Novello & co., Itd.
_ London.
Ou (THE) CHURCH BELL; hymn,
_ words by Sarah Proctor Joslin.
music by Benjamin L. Whelpley;
mixed voices. [13985
© July 2, 1913; 2 ¢. July 5, 1913;
£§ 814872; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
f ton.
_Otp (THE) HOME AMONG THE PINES,
words by Rachel W. Driver, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, BH.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [13986
© July 10, 1913; 2 c. July 18,
1913; E 318656; Mrs. R. A. Driver,
Wanic, Ore.
Oup (THE) OAK TREE; words by R.
Lozier, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington. Hayworth
music pub. co. [13987
© June 25, 19138; 2 c. June 26,
N. J.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18996
OLtp (THE) OAKEN BOAT IS A VACANT
THRONE; words by C. M. Fox, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [13988
© June 24, 19138; 2 c July 8,
1913: BF 815005: Clarence M. Fox,
Frederick, Md.
Otp (THE) OLD soNG; quartet or
chorus, words by Charles Kingley,
music by G. E. Holt; male voices.
[13989
© July 28, 1918; 2 « July 2,
19138; E 312770; G. E. Holt, Calgary,
Canada.
Otp (THE) PENSIONER; words by Wal-
ter L’Estrange, music by W. E.
Naunton; lesson on the art of accom-
paniment. (Naunton’s national mu-
sic system, lesson 8.) [13990
© July 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 31,
1913: E 312791; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
Otp (THE) SUNBONNET; words by M.
Fankbonner, music by Ray Waters.
Washington, Marks-Goldsmith ©o.,
inc. [13991
© June 30, 1918; 2 c July 8,
1913; E 314988; Melvina Fankbon-
ner, Worthington, Ind.
OLD TIME FANCIES; words by H. Long,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13992
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 314743; Etta Long, Am-
herst, Nebr.
Otp WATERBURY, CONN. words by F. W.
Larrow, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[13993
© June 24, 19138; 2 ¢ July 8,
1913: E 314962; Fred W. Larrow,
Waterbury, Conn.
Otp (THE) WELL; words by Ei. A;
Dyer, music by Ray Waters. Wash-
ington, Marks-Goldsmith co. [13994
© June 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8,
1918: E 314980; EB. A. Dyer, Whit-
man, Mass.
Oxea; Russian rag by Chas. F. Gall;
piano. [13995
© July 14, 1913; 2 c. July 15,
1913; BE 315157; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
ON A GOOD OLD STRAW RIDE; words by
George Halle and John J. Nilan,
music by R. Halle. New York.
Halle bros. [13996
© July 14, 1918; 2 ¢ July 11,
1913; E 318433; Roger Halle, New
York.
. 851
;
1913; E 318348; R. Lozier, Passaic,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13997
4
pt. 111, ns., v.8
ON MY CHICKEN FARM; words by Stan-
ley Murphy, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[138997
© July 8, 1918; 2 e. July 8, 19138;
BE 314907; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
ON MY HONEYMOON WITH YOU; words
and music by 8S. Blair. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [138998
@: June (24,) 1913s 2) Gl wulgears,
1913; E 315019; Streeter Blair, Chi-
cago.
ON THE BANKS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE;
words by Elizabeth Ivey, music by
Jean Buckley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [13999
(): July’ 10, 1918;°2 ¢. July 18,
1918: E 3818591; Mrs. Wm. Ivey,
ciavton, N. Y.
ON THE BANKS OF THE SERPENTINE!
words by Bert Lee, music by T. C.
Sterndale Bennett. [14000
(une. 11, 1913" 27 e fune a2.
1913; E 3816035; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
ON THE HONEYMOON
EXPRESS; words
by H. J. Hendel, music by Ray
Waters. Washington, Marks-Gold-
smith co., ine. [14001
© June 30, 1913; 2 ec. July 8, 19138;
E 314920; Herman J. MHendel,
Brooklyn.
ON THE MOOR; by G. Sarakowski;
piano. (Torch dances, no. 1.)
[14002
© .June.30,,,1913';..2. .¢.-. daly ~ 7;
19138; E 316290; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
ON THE ROAD TO LOVE; art-Song words
by Herbert Kaufman, music by Ru-
dolf von Liebich. (Jn Woman's
world, July, 1918, v. 29, no. 7.)
[140038
© June 5, 1913; 2 c. June 30.1918;
EK 314798; John A. Campbell pub.
co., Chicago.
ONCE SHE CALLED ME SWEETHEART,
NOW IT’S ONLY FRIEND; words by
Henry E. Hansen, music by Ed-
ward B. Holmberg. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14004
© June 24, 1918; 2 ce. July 8, 1913;
E 314994; E. B. Holmberg, St. Paul.
ONCE WITHIN THE GOLDEN CITY; words
by C. K. Gallaher, music by Gene-
vieve Scott. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [14005
© June 24, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1918:
IW 3815079; Charles K. Gallaher,
Reedley, Cal,
ONE DAY WHILE I LAY DREAMING; )
words by W. Barth, music by Jean
Buckley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [14006
© July 10, 1918; 2 @ July 18
1913; E 3186381; Wm. Barth, Butte,
Mont. f
ONE STEP RAG; words by Clement,
Louis, Dixon anid C. Stanley Rein-
hart, music by T. Julius Lindorff. —
[14007
© July 14, 1913; 2\e. Sulyoie
1913; E 318549; Theodore J. Lin-
dorff, Flushing, New York.
ONLY A CHERRY BLOSSOM; words and
music by H. E. Baker. Washington, |
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14008
© July 10, 1913; 2 e@ Julys as |
1918; B 3818607; Hattie E. Baker, |
Atlantic, Mass. |
ONLY A FLOWER GIRL; words by A. |
G. Hay, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14009
© July 10, 1918) 2 e. aulp as;
1918; E 818646; Alex G. Hay, Ham- —
monton, N. J.
ONLY ONE LOVE; words by G. A. C.
Hicks, music by Edmond B. Harris.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [14010
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 314761; George A. C. Hicks.
Columbus, QO.
ONLY (THE) ONE THAT I LOVE; words
and music by J. Beller, New York.
John T. Hall music pub. co. [14011
© July 8, 1913; 2 e. July 9,1913:
EK 3183892; John Beller, New York.
ONLY (THE) SORE HEAD IN TOWN:
words by Kilene Stephens, music by
Jack Stanley... Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [14012
© June 24, 1913; 2 ce. July 8, 19138;
E 315108; Mrs. BE. S. Raiford, Nor-
folk, Va.
ONWARD AND FORWARD; words and mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas. [140138
© July 3,.1913; 2 ¢) Julyss,tete ;
EH 3183814; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
OPEN THE DOOR FOR THE CHILDREN:
words anon., musie by Chas. Ferrett.
[14014
© Aug. 1, 1913; 2 c. July 29, 1913:
HE} 315807; Marie Rouland, Bridge-
port, Conn.
852
a
~~
OPENING FIRE MARCH; by Lawrence
_ Montgomery, a lesson on § time and
. the two-step, arr. and compiled by
W. E. Naunton; piano. (Naunton’s
national music system, lesson 7.)
[14015
© July 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 31.
1913; E 312792; H. A. Weymann &
son, ine., Philadelphia.
OrPHaNn (THE); by G. de Barbadillo;
piano. [14016
© 1c. June 9, 1913; E 311896;
Gabriel de Barbadillo, Los Angeles.
ORPHAN (THE) Boy; or, My humble
I Virginia home; words by D. F. Le-
marr, music by P. C. Lockhart.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [14017
© June 30, 1918: 2 ec. July 9,
1918; E 318421; D. F. Lemarr. Love
Mountain, Tenn.
_ OSARNA MINE. See Songs of Syria.
{
| Oretto. See Verdi (Giuseppe)
OUR COUNTRY AND FLAG; words and
music by H. W. Aitken. [14018
l © July 4, 1913; 2 c. July 26, 1913;
E 3815291; Henry W. Aitken, Cam-
den, N. J.
composed by A. J. Phillips; mixed
voices. 4to. (Novello’s short an-
' thems, no. 217.) [14019
| © July 26, 1918; 2 « July 28,
1913: E 316693: Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
t
| Our FATHER, WHICH ART IN HEAVEN;
|
Our FIGHT—HIs vicrory: words by
Edith B. Spaulding, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [14020
© July 15, 1913; 2 ec. July 14,
1918; E 318494; Chas. H. Gabriel.
Chicago.
OUR FLAG OF FREEDOM; words by F. W.
Stodgell, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14021
© July 10, 1918; 2 ec. July 18,
1913; E 318648; Frank W. Stodgell,
Walkerville, Canada.
OUR SOLDIER BOYS; words by A. S.
Fyfe, music by George Henry How-
ard. Washington, Marks-Goldsmith
co., ine. [14022
© June 30, 1913; 2 ec. July 8.
1913; E 314940; A. S. Fyfe, Big
Timber, Mont.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
iF 14081
OUT OF THE DEPTHS; sacred song
words from the Bible, music by AI-
fred Wooler; sop. or ten. in G,
minor. [140238
© July 9, 1918; 2 ¢« July 11,
1913; E 318435;
co., Chicago.
Clayton F. Summy
OUT OF THE MIST; words by E. Tesche-
macher, music by Wilfred Sander-
son; no. lin C. [14024
© July 12, 1918; 2 e July 18,
1913; E 316504; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
OVE SON IO.
von)
See Flotow (Friedrich
OVER THE DUNES; by Ernest Newton;
piano. (Instructive pieces no. 1.)
[14025
© July 14, 19138; 2 e« July 14,
1913; E 316374; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
PAcIFIC RAG; by J. P. Watson, arr. by
E. L. Johnson; piano. [14026
© June 2, 1918; 2 ec. June 11,
19133.) \815221* Jas. P. Watson,
Vancouver, Canada.
PALE FACE; words and music by Helen
fe i [14027
daly 21) 57913) 2. ce duly 22,
1913; E 315257: M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
PALMER (C. CHARLTON) Finale; by C.
Charlton Palmer; organ. obl. 8vo.
(In The organ loft, book 97, no.
291.) [14028
© July 1, 1918; 2 e Tuly 16,
1913; E 312642; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
PANAMA; one-step or two-step, by Clo-
thilde; piano. (Collection of dance
mnusie, no. 1.) [14029
© June 18, 1913; ,2 c« July 2,
1913; E 312581; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
words by A. Blomberg, music by
P. C. Lockhart. New York, C. L.
Partee. [14030
© June 20, 1918; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 314753; A. Blomberg, Mt.
Lehman, B. C., Canada.
PANAMA CANAL MARCH; by E. Atha-
nasiadow, op. 2; piano. {14031
© 1c. July 7, 1913; E 318360;
Eurydice Athanasiadow, Oakland,
Cal.
853
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14082
pt. 111,n.s.,v.8 if
PANAMA EXPOSITION; words by C. H.| Paysacr TRISTE; poésie de Paul Ver-.
Paul, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14032
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 17,
19138; E 318098; C. H. Paul, New
Orleans.
PANAMA (THE) GLIDE; march and two
step by T. A. Courtney; piano.
[14033
© June 28, 1913; 2c, duly 3,
1913; E 3184538; Thompson Alex-
ander Courtney, Troy, N. Y.
PANSIES; syncopated waltz by Harold
Ivers;. pf. [14034
© July 7, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
HK 314914: M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Panurce. See Massenet (J. E. F.)
PaoLista (LA); Maxixe do Brasil, par
BH. De Bilbao, para piano. 114035
© July 28, 19138; 2 « July 24,
1913; E 3812781; Casa _ Dotésio,
Madrid.
Parting. See Brahms (Johannes)
PASSANTE D'AMOUR; Chanson habanera,
paroles de Gaston Deval, musique
de J. Valverde. (Répertoire espag-
no] moderne, no. 3178.) [14036
© Nov. 519122 c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 312550; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
PASTORALE IN G-DUR; von Domenico
Searlatti, mit kritisch-instruktiven
anmerkungen und fingersatz, heraus-
gegeben von Eugen da’ Albert.
(KlJavierabende, no. 73.) [14037
© June 16, 1918; 2 ce June 25,
1918: E 312516: Rob. Forberg, Leip-
wig.
PATRONA BELLA! ... canzone popolare
versi di A. Barbieri, musica di G.
de Gregorio; canto e piano. [14038
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 19138;
EH 312447; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
PATTERING FEET; two-step intermezzo
by Gustav Dreier, op. 15; piano solo.
[140389
© July. 22). 1918+.'2 <c:, Tulyye3.
es HE} 316587; Hawkes & son, Lon-
on.
PAvvreE (LE) GaRS; poésie de Georges
Boutelleau, musique de Alfredo Bar-
birolli. [14040
© July 22, 1918; 2 «. July 23,
1913; E 316615; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
}
a
———ES
laine, musique de Guido Bianchini.
[14041 |
© June 21, 1918; 2 ec June 23, |
1913; E 312491; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. :
PEACEFULLY RESTING; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by Jno. R. Sweeney. |
[14042 |
© July 14, 1913; 2 & duly 1a)
1918; E 318561; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
PEARLS OF DEW: waltz by Arnoldo Sar-
torio, op. 890, no. 2; pf. 4 hands. |
(For recreation; two compositions,
no. 2.) [14043
© July 7, 1913; 2 c July 1, 1914
E 312645: J. H. Faunce co., Phila-
delphia.
PEPPER POT; One Step two step or tango
by Harold Ivers; piano. [14044
© July 14, 1913; 2 @ Waly Ao:
1918; E 315167; M. Witmark & sors,
New York.
PERFUME OF THE FLOWERS; lyric by
Melville Alexander, music by Anatol
Friedland. [14045
© June 26, 1913; 2 e June 27,
1913; E 314730; Jerome H. Remick
& co.. New York.
PERPETUUM MOBILE. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
PESCATORE (UN) (Stornello marina-
resco); tr. siciliane di EH. G. Boner,
musicati da Alfredo Cuscina. (Due
stornelli, no. 1.) [14046
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1918; EH 316261; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
PreTir apacio. See Seasons (The).
PETIT OAPRICE; by S. Heller, ed. and
fingered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions, se-
ries 2, no. 774.) [14047
© July 10, 19138; 2 @ July do,
1913; E 312646; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
PeTiIr (LE) CHINOIS; chausonnette pa-
roles de Will et Jost, musique de
J. Valverde. Répertoire espagnol
moderne, no. 3180.) [14048.
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 17, 19138;
E 312551; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
854
r
0. 7, 1913
(LA) GUERRE; by C. Cui, edited
and revised by Alex Roloff, for
young players. (Russian, a collec-
‘tion of piano pieces, book 2, edn. no.
| 6253B.) [14049
© July 4, 1913; 2c. July 14, 1918 ;
_E 316404; Augener, Itd., London.
JETITE
2HANTASIE ON ADESTE FIDELIS; [Christ-
mas] tune by John Reading (1677-
' 1764), arr. by T. Lea Southgate, dt:
Violin, bells and organ, obl. 4to. 2.
. Violin part. fol. (Original organ
compositions, no. 441.) [14050, 14051
© July 9, 1918; 2 ¢. each July 10,
1918; E 312620, 312621; Novello &
- ¢o., Itd., London.
PIANOFORTE COMPOSITIONS; by Hdward
German, vol. 2 no. 1-9. [14052
© July 21, 19138; 2 ce July 23,
1918: E 316596; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
PIcKING DAISIES; by Arnoldo Sartorio,
' op. 900, piano. (In springtime, no.
| 2.) [14053
© June 18, 1913; 2 ce. June 20,
1913; BE 312394; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia.
(‘Piper Line. See Balladen vom tode.
(Prece (A) OF IRISH SOIL; words by
| J. M. Nolan, music by Jack I. Al-
| berts. New York, C. L. Partee music
| pub. co. [14054
{ June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
' 1913; E 314759; Irene M. Nolan,
| Camden, N. J.
Piices INTIMES; par Eugene Cools;
[14055
piano.
© May 30, 1918; 2 ¢. July 2A
1913; E 316556; Max Eschig, Paris.
Pirrrot; impromptu—valse, by Arthur
| Seybold, op. 135, arr. by Edmund
_ Parlow; 2 pianos 8 hands. [14056
© July 14, 1913; 2c. July 14,
| 1913; E 316375; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
| arrangement. ]
;
Pius (LA) AIM&E; valse lente, mu-
sique de Philip Kruseman ; piano.
[14057
© May 15, 1913; 2 ¢. July 21,
1913; E 316562; J. Philip Kruseman,
La Haye, Holland.
PotisH (A) HoLmAY; mazurka, by
Moritz Romanus, op. 4; _ piano.
(From distant lands, no. 2.) [14058
© July 26, 1913; 2 ec. July 28,
1913; E 316682; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
ee a Oe -_ On
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14067
PoLKA DES VIVEURS; par Angelo Angio-
lini; piano seul. [14059
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 ¢. July 16,
1913: BE 316421; Cariseb & Jiinichen,
Milan.
PoMPEY IN DE GREAT WHITE WAY;
words by A. Shipman, music by Ferd
BE. Mierisch and Leo Kerth. New
York, Ferd W. Mierisch. [14060
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. June 27,
1918: E 314744; Alice Shipman,
Edgewater, N. J.
PoMPoNn; novelty dance by William
Schroeder ; pf. [14061
© June 30, 1918; 2 ¢. July 2, 1918 ;
EB 314831: M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PonpEeRA; words by M. Lieske, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14062
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315021; M. Lieske, Rock River,
Wyo.
Posttupre: Sce Rogers (Roland) Six
tuneful voluntaries. book 2.
by A. Liberati;
piano. [140638
© July 18, 1918; 2 « July 28,
1918; E 312784; A. Liberati, iNew
York.
POTLATCH MARCH;
PorLatcH (THE) MARCH SONG; wurds
by J. H. Raftery, music by Frank P.
Hayes. {14064
© July 1, 1918; 2c. July 14, 19138;
EB 318508: John H. Raftery, Seattle.
PoTLATCH SPIRIT DEDICATED TO THE TO-
TEM POLES; march by Charles La-
gourgue; piano solo. [14065
© May 29, 1918; 2 c. June 2, 1913;
B 316039; C. Lagourgue, Seattle.
Pour NoUS DEUX; mazurka par Erik
Meyer-Helmund ; piano. [14066
© June 16, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 312511; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig.
PRACTICAL TUTOR FOR THE Bb FLAT EU-
PHONIUM; by Otto Langey; B flat
euphonium with four valves, treble
clef. New edition, rev. and en-
larged. [14067
© July 14, 1918; 2 c July 15,
1913; E 312637; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
revision. |
855
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14068
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 8
PRAISE GOD FOREVER; words by J. C. | PRINZESSIN-WALZER; nach motiven der
Douglas, music by F. C. Richardson.
[14068
© 1 ¢) July 11, 19135 H 3is2638:
James ©. Douglas & Floyd C. Rich-
ardson, Rochester Mills, Pa.
PRAISE THE LorD, HALLELUJAH;
words by EH. E. Hewitt, music by
I. H. Meredith. [14069
© ‘Apr. 18, 1918;°2 ¢Suly 26,
1913; E 315298; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York.
PRAISE THE NAME OF JESUS; words
and music by O. J. Tharp. 8vo.
(In his Inspired hymns.) [14070
© July 5, 1918; 2c. July 7, 1918;
E 318373; Oscar Jefferson Tharp,
Brimfield, Il.
PRAY IT THROUGH; words by Mrs. Al-
bert Ehrgott, music by Charles C.
Ackley. [14071
© Sept. 2, 1910; 2 c July 26,
1918; E 815294; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York.
PRELUDE. See Mansfield (Purcell
James); Six short pieces for the
harmonium or American organ.
PREMIER AIR DE CONSTANCE, DANS L’
ENLEVEMENT AY SERAIL. See Mo-
zart (W. A.)
PRIDE OF MILWAUKEE; march by HE.
Meinardus; band. 4to. [14072
© July 8, 1913- 2./¢. Salyis10,
1918; E 315123; H. Meinardus, Kiel, |
Wis.
PRIDE OF THE BERKSHIRES; words and
music by G. F. Kopp. [14073
© duly 11, 1913; 2 .¢. July,
1913; E 318551; Geo. F. Kopp, Pitts-
field, Mass.
PRINTANIERE RENCONTRE; chansonette,
paroles de Gaston Deval, musique
de J. Valverde. (Répertoire espag-
no) moderne, no. 3182.) [14074
OP Wovies, 1912: 2: ¢ganneT
1913; E 312553; Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
PRINZESSIN (DIE) VON ‘TRAGANT;
tanzspiel in einen akt von H. Regel,
musik von Oscar Straus; orchester-
stimmen. [Biihnenmaterial.]
[14075
© 1 ¢. July 16,°1918+ B 316438 -
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky,) Leipzig.
operette, Hoheit tanzt walzer, von)
Leo Ascher. 1. Zither, Munchner-
stimmung, arr. von A. Wanjek. 2.
Klavier zu 4 handen, arr. von Franz |
J. Liftl. 3. Klavier zu 2 hiinden mit |
tiberlegtem text. [14076-14078
© Nov. 380, 1912; 2 e each July
16, 1913; E 316444-316446; W. Kare-
zag, Vienna. [Copyright is claimed |
on arrangement. ]
1. Zither, wiener stimmung,
arr. von Alois Wanjek. 2. Violine
allein, arr. von Carl Nowotny. 3.
Violine und klavier, arr. vy. @
Nowotny. [14079-14081 |
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2c. each July 16, |
1913; E 316447-316449 ; W. Karczag,
Vienna. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
PROGRESSIVE ATLANTIC; words and mu- |
sic by B. H. Bullock. Philadelphia, |
M. D. Swisher. [14082
© July 7, 1913: 2 ¢. July 8, 1913; |
E 314957; B. H. Bullock, Atlantic |
City. \]
PROGRESSIVE PARTY; words by D. Car- |
mody, music by Ray Waters. Wash- |
ington, Marks-Goldsmith co., ine. |
[14083 ©
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 8,1913; |
E 314939; Donna Carmody, Blair
Station, Pa.
PROGRESSIVE RAG; dance comique by
Tobe Brown; piano. [14084 —
© July 3, 1913; 2 e duly eae |
E 318471; Axel W. Christensen, Chi- |
cago. |
PROHIBITION SONG; words by Mrs. G. |
F.. Wilkin, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[14085 ©
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
EH 314986; Mrs. Geo. F. Wilkin, |
Homeland, Ga.
PROMINADE; by F. Fémi Ainé (1790)
transcribed by. Georg LEggeling; |
piano solo. [14086
'© July 26,.1913; 2 @ diye
1918; E 316685; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
Saint-Saéns —
PROMISED See
(G5 0.)
LAND.
856
OMISES (THE) OF JESUS; words by
KE. E. Hewitt, music by Grant Col-
@ tax Tullar. [14087
“6 © «CApr. 18, 19138; 2 c. July 26,
© 19138; E 315295: Tullar-Meredith co.,
| New York.
“PROUD PRINCESSES; Cantata, a singing
» game for children. words by Eleanor
_ Farjeon, music by Harry Farjeon,
* op. 33, for two-part or unison cho-
rus and piano. Voeal score. 4to.
[14088
© July 2, 1913; 2c. July 14, 1918;
E 316384; Augener, Itd., London.
'P’rit (LE) BATON BLANC; chansonnette
comique, paroles de Joseph Leroux,
| musique de J. Valverde. (Réper-
toire espagnol moderne, no. 3179.)
[14089
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 312552; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
Pustic (THE) SCHOOL; words by C.
Michaelis, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14090
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
#315060; Clara Michaelis, West De
Pere, Wis.
Puck; by Alban Foerster, ed. and fin-
gered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions,
series 2, no. 771.) [14091
© daly 10, 1913; 2 c. July 15,
1918; E 312663; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering. and annota-
tions. ]
PuRSER’s (THE) WIFE; words by H.
Burrows Smith, music by George
Neno. [14092
© July 12, 1918; 2 c. July 16,
1913; E 316496: Charles Sheard &
co., London.
4)UE RICO TIPO; tango Argentino por E.
De Bilbao, para piano. [14098
Suguiy 2, 1915° 2 July 24,
1913; E 312780; Casa Dotésio, Ma-
drid.
4)UEEN OF FLOWERS: May-day two-part
song. words by Reginald Heber, mu-
sic by Emil Kreuz. 4to. (Novello’s
schoo] songs, no. 1126.) [14094
: © July 23, 1918; 2 ¢« July 24,
: 1913; E 312774; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
_ QJUEENSBERRY ;
ee eS 2 ae
lancers, by Clothilde;
piano. [Collection of dance music,
no. 9.) [14095
— gune 1s. 191g~ 2 «© ‘July 2,
1913; E 312583; B. F. Wood music
<o., Boston.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
141038
QUEENSLAND WALTZ; by Leila Ruth
Rowland; piano. [14096
© July 2, 1913; 2c. July 31, 19138;
I} 312806; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
London.
RAGPICKER’S (THE) ONE OR TWO-STEP;
by Thorpe Reid; piano. [14097
© July 30, 1913; 2 ec. July 831,
19135; E 312788; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
RAGTIME CHINAMAN; words and music
by W. W. Kimbrough. Chicago,
Kimbrough musie co. [14098
© July 2, 1913; 2 c. July 14, 1913;
EK 318514; Walter W. Kimbrough,
Chicago.
RAGTIME (THE) GOBLIN MAN; quick
march by H. Von Tilzer, arr. by J.
Ord Hume; military band. 4to.
(Boosey’s march journal, no. 257.)
[14099
© June 18, 1913; 2 ec. June 26,
19138; E 316192; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
RAIL-ROAD TIES; words by Makel and
Hill, music by E. Hill; male voices.
[14100
© July 3, 19138; 2:e July 5, 1913;
I} 314865; Edwin Hill, Philadelphia.
REAL (A) SLOW pDRAG; from Tree-
monisha, words and music by S.
Joplin. [14101
© Tely 1H 1913; 2) es July 15,
1913; E 315190; Scott Joplin, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on mu-
sic and words. ]
REAPERS’ DANCE; Short piece by John
Ireland; piano. (Three rustie
dances, no. 3.) [14102
© July 14, 1913;'2 ¢. July 14,
1913; E 316360; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
Reason (THE); See Chappell’s instru-
mental solos no. 20.
RECIT ET ARIOSO D’APOLLON, DANS LA
QUATRIEME ENTREE DES’ SAISONS;
opéra-ballet mis en musique par
Lulli et Colasse (1695), texte de
l’abbé Pic, annoté de F. A. Gevaert,
eontinué par Alfred Wotquenne;
basse et piano. (Répertoire fran-
cais de l’ancien chant classique, no.
497.) [14103
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 312238: Henry Lemoine & cie,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
duction pianistique.]
857
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14104
RECITATIF ET AIR AU DEUXIEME ACTE
pb’ AtciInA. See Handel (G. F.)
RECITATIF ET AIR, DANS LE 2E PARTIE
p’ Ex1r. See Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
(J. L. F.)
RECITATIF ET AIR DE BRADAMANTE, AU
DEUXIEME ACTE D’ ALCINA. See
Hindel (G. F.)
R&CITATIF ET AIR DE L’ HEROINE DANS
FanisKa. See Cherubini (M. L. C.
Z. S.)
RE&ECITATIF ET AIR DE LA COMTESSE, AU
3EME ACTE DES NOCES DE FIGARO.
See Mozart (W. A.)
RECITATIF ET AIR DE LEONE, AU DEUX-
IEME ACTE DE JAMERLANO. See
Hiindel (G. F.)
RECITATIF ET AIR DE PTOLEMEE, AU
3EME ACTE D’ ALEXANDER BALUS.
See Hiindel (G. F.)
RECITATIF ET CAVATINE DE SUZANNE.
See Mozart (W. A.)
RECITATIF ET RONDO DE DoNNA AMA,
AU 2EME ACTE DE Don JUAN. See
Mozart (W. A.)
REcLUTA (EL); polka militaire par J.
Valverde; piano 4 2 mains. (Rép-
ertoire espagnol moderne, no. 3161.)
[14104
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2-c. Jan. 17, 1913;
EE 312554; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
RECOLLECTIONS; words by Dorothy
Edith North, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14105
© June 6, 19138; 2c. June 17, 1918;
E 318107; Martha G. Northrop,
Irvington, N. J.
REcorD (THE) OF OUR FLAG; words by
Mrs. C. D. Martin, music by W.
Stillman Martin. [14106
© June 22, 1912; 2 ec. July 29,
1913; E 315815; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York.
Rep (THE) CARAVAN; words by G.
Hubi-Newcombe, music by Florence
Aylward; quartette for mixed voices.
4to. (Chappell’s vocal library of
‘ part-songs &ec., no. 175.) [14107
© July 22 19138: 2 oc... July 14.
1913; E 316408; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
REDEEMING THE TIME; words by F. S.
Shepherd, music by Geo. C. Stebbins.
[14108
© June 38, 19138; 2c. July 8, 1913;
EK 318459; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
REFUGE; words by Charles Wesley, mu-
sic by E. O. Excell.
© July 14, 1918; 2 ¢. July 16,
1918; E 318562; HE. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
REINE DES MER; valse par John Open- |
[14110 |
shaw; piano.
© Mar. 1, 1918; 2 c. July 21, 1918;
Ee 316545; A. Bose, Paris.
REINE (LA) S’AMUSE; valse entr’acte |
par Charles Cuvillier; orchestra avec |
piano conducteur. 4to. [14111
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; H 316245; Enoch & co., Paris.
REJOICING IN
music by O. J. Tharp. (In
his Inspired hymns.) [14112
© July 5, 1913; 2c) Jaly Fy isis:
E 318870; Oscar Jefferson Tharp,
Brimfield, I].
8vo.
REMEMBER THE BEAR OLD HOME; words |
by J. Laird, music by Burt Wallace. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[14118
© June: 24, 1913;"2 eaamiaws, |
1918; E 314966; J. Laird, Winnipeg,
Canada.
Repose; by Nicolai von Wilm, op. 258,
no. 1; violin and piano.
ous work. ] [14114
© July 26, 1918; 2 eu 2s:
1913; E 316671; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Kequiem. See Stransky (Josef) ; Zwei
Symphonische gesiinge.
Rest. See Child songs.
RHAPSODIE JAVANAISE; von Paul J.
Seelig, arr. von L. van Maaren fur |
militirmusik. [14115
© Jan. 28, 1918; 2 e@ July 16,
1913; E 316432; Hug & co., Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
RicHMoND (THE) BLUES; march and
two step by H. E. Ruhe, op. 65; pi-
ano. [14116
© July 10, 1913; 2 ¢ July 45,
1918; E 315191; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia.
RING OUT, WILD BELLS; duet, poetry
from Tennyson’s In memoriam, mu-
sic by Frank Adlam; no. 1 in D
contralto and baritone. [14117
© July 14, 1918; 2 c. July 25,
1913; E 316626; Nightingale & co.,
London.
858
|
pt. 111, n.s., v.8 |
[14109
His LOVE; words and |
[Posthum- |
no. 7, 1913
Rior (A) OF ROSES; poem by Helen
Hay Whitney, music by C. Whit-
~ ney Coombs; high in C. [14118
© July 28, 1913; 2 ¢« July 29,
- 1913; E 315311; G. Schirmer, New
» York.
SperVER (THE) OF REST; words by J.
- Jones, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
a {14119
.
; © June 6, 19138; 2 c. June 17,
1913; E 318; Jennie Jones, London.
RoBIN RED-BREAST; by Arnolo Sartorio,
op. 900; piano. (In springtime, no.
2.) [14120
© June 18, 1913; 2 c. June 20,
19138: E 312395; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia.
words by Mrs. A. M. Penrod, music
by Albert Swift. Washington, H.
_ Kirkus Dugdale co. [14121
: © June 24, 1913; 2 « July 8,
__ 1918; E 815028; Mrs, A. M. Penrod,
- Beach Haven, N. J.
Rock, ROCK, ROCK, KEEP ON A-ROCKING ;
words by Grant Clarke and Edgar
Leslie, music by Jean Schwartz.
[14122
© July 1, 1913; 2 c. July 2, 1913;
E 31487; Jerome & Schwartz pub.
co., New York.
‘
RocKABYE, MABEL, IN THE PALMETTO
TREE TOP; words by Wilbur W. Lang-
Wash-
i = en a ee
“Rock-A-BYE BABY UN THE TREE TOP;
dale, music by Jean Buckley.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14123
|
| © July 10, 1913; 2 ec July 18,
19138; E 318655; W. W. Langdale,
Jacksonville, Fla.
|
Rocers (RoLtanp) Six tuneful volun-
taries; by R. Rogers; organ. Book
1. contents:—Andante cantabile.— |
Book 2. Con- |
re- |
Interlude.—Choralis.
tents : — Postlude. — Andante |
ligioso.—Capriccio. [14124, 14125 |
© May 22, 1913; 2 c. each May
31, 1913; E 312273, 312274; Weekes
& co., London.
' RoMANCE; by L. Kotschubey, edited
and revised by Axel Roloff, for young
players. (Russian, a collection of
piano pieces, book 1, edn. no. 6253a.)
[14126
© July 4, 1913; 2 ec July 14,
1913; E 316396; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
rangement. ]
[Copyright is claimed on ar-
| 85
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14133
RoMANCE—Continued.
from A trilogy, composed and an-
notated by Louis Victor Saar for
piano [with biographical sketch and
recitation questions]. (Selected edi-
tion progressive ser. grade 2-B;
Modern composers’ ser., 45x.)
[14127
© June 23, 1918; 2 c. June. 25,
1918; E 314621; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. ‘
——par Walter Imboden, op. 12;
piano. (Moments musicaux, no. 4.)
[14128
© July 22; 1913: 2: ee. July 28,
1918; E 316616: G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
ROMANCE (A) IN HAY-SEED TOWN;
words by A. M. Hand, musiec by Al-
bert Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [14129
© June 24, 1913; 2 e« July 8,
1918; E 3815048; Ada M. Hand,
Beebe Junction, Canada.
ROMANCE TRISTE; by Nicolai von Wiln,
op. 258, no. 2; violin and piano.
[Posthumous work. ] [14130
tc) duly’ 26, 19138: 2 ¢. July 28,
1918; E 316672; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
ROMANTIQUE. See Rubinstein (A. G.)
RoMANZA; by A. Henselt, ed. and fin-
gered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions,
series 2, no. 775.) [141381
© duly 10,(1913;'2 ce. July 16,
1918; E 312653; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. }
RONDE GAILLARDE; par A. Leonardi;
piano seul. [14132
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. July 16,
1912; FE 316422; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
RONDO DE FLORE DANS LA PREMIERE
ENTREE DES SAISONS; opéra-ballet
mis en musique par Lulli et Colasse
(1685), texte de l’abbé Pic, annoté
de F. A. Gevaert, continué par Al-
fred Wotguenne; soprano et piano.
(Répertoire francais de _ l’ancien
chant classique, no. 492.) [14138
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913;
E 312233; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
réduction pianistique. ]
9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, 0. /s. vas
14134
Rondo IN D maAgor. See Mozart
(W. A.)
Ronpo in G; by Giuseppe Giordani,
transcribed by Georg Eggeling;
piano solo. [14134
© July 26, 1913; "2 “ce. “aly, 28.
1913; E 316687; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
transcription. ]
ROSE DE MAI; bluette par Charles Le-
vadé arr. par Victor Charmettes;
orchestre complet avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. (Jn Feuillets d’al-
bum, suite d’orchestre, no. 1.)
[14135
© June 27, 1913; 2 c June 28,
1913; E 316246; Enoch & co., Paris.
ROsE (THE) OF MY HEART, DEAR, THAT’S
you. See Three roses.
Rose TIPS; ballad words by L. R.
Seten, jr., music by Franz Landes.
New York, John T. Hall music pub.
co. : [141386
© July 8, 1918; 2 ¢. July 9, 19138;
EK 818390; R. Ross Seten, jr., Har-
risburg, Ill.
ROSEMARY; waltz by Clothilde; piano.
(Collection of dance music, no. 4.)
[14137
© June 18, 1918; 2 « July 2,
1918; E 812580; B. F. Wood musie
co., Boston.
ROSENKRANS (GzEO.) Prelude no. 9;
by G. Rosenkrans. 4to. (Jn The
organ, v. 24, no. 142.) [141388
©” June 5,*1918> 2 ¢.. Inly 46,
1913; E 318574; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
ROSES D’AUTOMNE; mélodie valse, pa-
roles de André de Fouquiéres and
Pierre Chapelle, musique de Pierre
AYLeZZO. [14139
@\«May?.30,- 1913542: ¢iculy wot
1913; E 316582; Francis Salabert,
Paris.
ROsEs OF LOVE; words by T. E. Gun-
Saulus, music by Genevieve Scott,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14140
© June 24, 1913; 2 @ July 8,
1913; E 315045; Tressie E. Gun-
saulus, Rewey, Wis.
ROUND UP DAYS; words by A. Smith,
music by Franz Hoffman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14141
© July 10, 1918; 2 ¢ July As.
1913; E 318622; Albert Smith, Jones-
boro, Ind.
Row, row, Row; quick march by J. V.
Monaco, arr. by J. Ord Hume; mili-
tary band. 4to. [14142
© July 5, 1918; 2 ¢ July 8, 1913;
E 312589; Francis, Day & Hunter, |
London. [Copyright is claimed on |
arrangement. ]
RoxoLaNe (LA) See Haydn (F. G.)
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH)
Barcarolle; by A. Rubinstein, edited |
and revised by Alex Roloff for young
players. (Russian, a collection of |
piano pieces, book 2, edn. no. 6253B.) |
[14143
© July 4, 1913; 2 c. July 14, 1913;
E 316406; Augener, Itd., London. |
Cracovienne; by A. Rubinstein, |
edited and revised by Alex Roloff
for young players. (Russian, a col- |
lection of piano pieces, book 1, edn. |
no. 6258a.) [14144 |
© July 4, 1913; 2 c. July 14, 1913; |
EK 316394; Augener, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
—— Melody in F; by A. Rubinstein, |
edited and revised by Alex Roloff, |
for young players. (Russian, a col- |
lection of piano pieces, book 1, edn. |
no. 6258a.) [14145 |
© July 4, 1913; 2 ce. July 14, 1913;
EK 3163938; Augener, ltd., London. |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ] |
Syncopated waltzes by A. |
Rubinstein, arr. by Will B. Morri- |
son; piano. Indianapolis, Warner |
C. Williams & co. [14146 |
© July 15, 1913; 2 Gaia |
1918; E 315218; Warner C. Wil |
liams,. Indianapolis. [Copyright is ||
claimed on arrangement. ] |
Nocturne; by A. Rubinstein, ed- |
ited and revised by Alex Roloff, for
young players. (Russian, a collec- |
tion of piano pieces, book 2, edn. no. |
6235B. ) [14147 |
© July 4, 1913; 2 ¢. July 14, 1913; |
EK 316402; Augener, Itd., London. |
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- |
ment. |
Romantique; impromptu by An- |
ton Rubinstein, ed. and fingered by
Maurits Leefson; piano. (Selected |
teaching compositions, series 2, no. |
785. ) [14148
© July 10, 1918: 2°e: July ore
1913; E 312655; J. H. Faunce ¢o.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
860
RupinsterN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH )—
; Continued.
.—— Toreador and Andalusian; from
' Bal masqué by <A. Rubinstein, ed.
“and fingered by Maurits Leefson;
_ piano. (Selected teaching composi-
- tions, series 2, no. 784.) [14149
Samy 10,.1918; 2 ¢ July 15,
1918; © 312654; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
‘RUSSIAN BOATMEN SONG (Hi uchnem) ;
‘ from W. W. Andreeff’s version, arr.
by Adolf Schmid; piano. [14150
Peay 22. 1913; 2. ¢ July 21,
1913; E 316538; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London.
RUSSIAN MAZURKA; by Henry Weyts,
op. 603, 1. Piano solo. 2. Piano duet.
(14151, 14152
© July 14, 1913; 2c. each July 14,
19138; E 316877, 316378; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston.
“RUSSIAN ROMANCE;
_ manus, op. 4; piano. (From distant
: lands, no. 3.) [14153
© July ‘26, 1913; 2 c. July 28,
@ 1913; E 316683; Arthur P. Schmidt,
j Boston.
|Rustic DANCE (Tanzim dorfe); by
Nicolai von Wilm, op. 230, no. 4, arr.
by Edmund Parlow; 2 pianos 8
hands. {14154
1 oy wey 14 1913-2 c. July 14,
- 1913; E 316876; Arthur P. Schmidt,
| Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
by Moritz Ro-
arrangement. |
| Ruy Bias; mélodie, poesie de Victor
Hugo, musique de Emmanuel Cha-
brier; oeuvre posthume. [14155
| © May 15, 1913; 2 c. July 21,
| 1913; E 316584; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
S (THE) THAT’S IN THE MIDDLE, STANDS
FOR SCRAP, OUR MIDDLE NAME; words
by W. P. Burt, music by Harry G.
Dudley. [14156
© le July 5, 1913; E 314883;
William Presley Burt, New York.
| Saar (Louis Victor) Capriccio; from
| A triology, composed and annotated
by L. V. Saar for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and recitation ques-
tions]. (Selected edition progres-
Sive ser., grade 2-B; Modern com-
| posers’ ser., 46.) {14157
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
' 1913; E 314619; Art publ. soc, St.
Louis.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
; . 7, 1918
14168
Saar (Louis Vicror)—Continued.
Prelude; from A triology, com-
posed and annotated by L. V. Saar
for piano [with biographical sketch
and recitation questions]. (Selected
edition progressive ser., grade 2-B;
Modern composers’ ser., 44.) [14158
© June 28, 1913; 2 ec June 25,
19138; E 314623; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
SAE WE'LL BIDE A WEE; words and mu-
sic by Wilbur Hascall; iow voice.
Boston, C. W. Thompson & co.
[14159
© July 14, 1913; 2 ec July 16,
1913; E 318548; Fraternity pub. co.,
Boston.
SAILING ON THE LAKE; words and mu-
sic by Rose Dickinson Winter.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14160
© July, 10,1913; 2c. July 18,
1913; E 318627; Mrs. E. H. Winter,
Bemidji, Minn.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Promised (The) land; an oratorio,
text arr. by Hermann Klein, music
by C. Saint-Saéns, op. 140; soli, .
chorus and piano ace. 1. Vocal score. °
2. Soprano part. 3. Alto part. 4.
Tenor part. 5. Bass part.
: [14161-14165
Gi. July 30, 191392) c.. July’ 31,
1913; E 312796-312800; Novello &
co., ltd., London.
SALve REGINA; Gi Luigi Pesante, per
soprano o tenore, con ace. di or-
gano o harmonium. [14166
© Apr. 23, 19138; 2 c. May 5, 1913;
E 316353; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
SARABAUDE. See Bach (J. 8.) French
suite, no. 5.
SASSY RUBE; words by Mrs. N. G.
Brightwell, music by Charles KE.
Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [14167
June 25, 1913: 2 c« June 26,
1918; E 318331; Mrs. Nat Bright-
well, Houston.
SAVIOR, GO WITH ME; words by John-
son Oatman jr., music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [14168
© July 14, 1918; 2 c. July 16,
1913; E 318563; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
861
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14169 pt. 111, n. s., v. 34"
| :
ScENE D’AMINTAS, DANS MELIDE OU LE | SCHIFFERLIEDCHEN; ged. von Gott:
NAVIGATEUR; comédie de Fenouillot fried Keller, musik von Hugo Kaun,if
de Falbaire et Anseaume, musique op. 79; ausgabe fiir tiefere stimme
de Philidor (vers 1773), annoté de (Vier liedes, no. 1.) [14175
We: Gevaert, continué | par Alfred © Mar. 31, 1918; 2 ¢. July 16,)
Wotquenne; tenor et plano. (S| 1918; E 316419; 0; A. aoe
pertoire classique du chant fran- ae Benin r
Gais, no. 224.) [14169 |
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan. 2, 1918;
E 312246; Henry Lemoine & cie., | SCHILLINGS (Max) Ballade; ged. von}
Paris. [Copyright is elaimed on EK. M. Arndt, musik von M. Schii-}
réduction pianistique.] lings, op. 30, ftir vier mannerstim- j-
men, partitur und stimmen. 4to.)
ScENE D’ORITHIE, DANS LA QUATRIEME (Zwei Chorlieder, no. 1.) [14176
ENTREE DES SAISONS; opéra-ballet
mis en musique par Lulli et Colasse © May 30, 1918; 2 ¢c. June 10,
(1695), paroles de l’abbé Pic, an- 1913; E 316012: Rob. Forberg, Leip- |)
noté de KF. A. Gevaert, continué par zig.
Alfred Wotquenne; soprano et |
piano. (Répertoire frangais de | goHoKorapENMADEL; aus der Rhein-
Pancien chant classique, no. 496.) ischen revue, Kéln, dat ess jett fiir|)
[14170 dich, text von Christian Witt und
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1913; Gerhard Ebeler, musik von Rudolf
HK 312237; Henry Lemoine & cie., Baron. [14177 |.
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on
é i ianistique. © Jan. 1, 1918;°2 e Wulyeas wi
shit ianinidid cage dak . 1913; E 316479: Joh. Franz Weber, |
SCENE DE BALLET; morceau brillante gm. b. h, Cologne, Germany.
by Gustavo Laroso; piano. [14171
© July 12, 1918; 2 ec July 12, |
1913; E 312631; Theo Presser co Scuuent (Wnanz Perms) Hark,
ae : hark the lark; serenade by Schubert
Philadelphia. [and] Spindler, ed. and fingered by |
ScENE DE MAx, AU PREMIER ACTE DU Maurits Leefson; piano. (Selected. 1
FREISCHUTzZ, opera romantique de teaching compositions, series 2, no.
Weber, text de Fr. Kind, traduction 786. ) [14178 .
frangaise de M. de Rudder, annoté
de F. A. Gevaert, continué par Al-
fred Wotquenne; ténor et piano.
(Répertoire classique du chant fran-
cais, no. 223.) [14172 |;
© July 10, 1918; 2 @ July 15,/5
1918; E 312648; J..H. Faunce co., }
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed |
on revision, fingering, and annota-
tions. ]
()) Dee, .20, 1912: 2. ei Jan, 2
1913; E 312245; Henry Lemoine & |
cie, Paris. [Copyright is claimed | ———~ Impromptu, allegro scherzando; |
on réduction pianistique.] by F. P. Schubert, op. 142 in Fy
ig) ininor, edited and fingered by Emil |
SCHAUB (Haws FERDINAND) Drei in- Sauer; piano. (Selected edition, |
termezzi ; von H. FP. Schaub, op. 5; progressive series, grade VI-a.)
kleines orchester, in G dur, Cis, [14179 |
moll, H moll. Partitur. [14173 © July 16, 1918: 2 ¢ July 18 i
‘ uly ; 4 ‘ 7
Se saline cae “8, | 1918; E 316510; Art publication so- |
b. he Retin cre Woy ia ciety, St. Louis. [Copyright is
Sasi i claimed on editing and annotations. ] |
SCHEIDEN UND MEIDEN; ged. aus
Locheimer liederbuch (1452-60) | ___\woments musical in F minor; by ||
musik bearb. und herausgegeben F. Schubert, op. 94, no. 3, ed. and |
von Carl Hirsch, fur gemischten annotated by Frederic Lillebridge |
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to. for piano [with biographical sketch |
(V erklungene weisen, ftinf deutsche and recitation questions]. (Selected | |
volksliedes, no. 5.) [14174 edition progressive ser., grade 2—A;
© June 10, 1918; 2 ec. June 20, Classic and romantic series, 26.)
1913; E 812387; Rob. Forberg, Leip- ee | |
zig.
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. Jume 2a,
SCHERZO A CApPRIccIO. See Mendels- 1913; E 314608; Art publ. soc., St.
Sohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.) Louis.
862
0. 7.1913
BSCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER) AI-
. bum fiir die jugend (Album for the
, young); leichte klavierstiicke von
R. Schumann, op. 68, neue ausgabe
revidiert von Walter Niemann, fiir
piano. [14181
© May 7, 1913; 2c. July 16, 19138;
E 3164386; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
[Copyright is claimed on new edi-
( tion.]
}
—— Arabeske (Arabesque); by Rob.
Schumann, op. 18, ed. and fingered
by Emil Sauer for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and recitation ques-
tions]. (Selected edition progres-
Sive ser., grade 4-B; classic and ro-
mantic ser., 91.) [14182
© June 23, 1918; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 312518; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
__— Echoes froin the theatre; by R. A.
Schumann, op. 68, no. 5, annotated
and ed. by Frederic Lillebridge for
piano [with biographical sketch and
recitation questions]. (Selected edi-
tion progressive series, grade 1—B.)
[14183
) aune 23, 1918; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314595; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
-Noyer (Le) (Der nussbaum) ;
mélodie, texte original de J. Mosen,
traduction francaise d’Ernest Clos-
son, musique de R. Schumann, an-
noté de F. A. Gevaert, continué par
. A. Wotquenne; sop. et pf. (Réper-
toire francais de lancien chant
classique, no. 454.) [14184
i © Dec. 20, 1912; 2.c. Jan, 2, 1913;
E 312253; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
i Paris. [Copyright is claimed on ré-
' duction pianistique. ]
Sicilienne; a Sicilian dance by
R. A. Schumann, annotated and ed.
by Frederic Lillebridge for piano
| [with biographical sketch and reci-
tation questions]. (Selected edition
_-progressive ser., grade 1-B.) [14185
@ June 23, 1913; 2.c June 25,
1918; E 314599; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis. [Copyright is claimed on an-
notations and editing. ]
—— Slumber song; by R. Schumann,
op. 124, no. 16, ed. and annotated by
Frederic Lillebridge for piano [with
biographical sketch and recitation
questions]. (Selected edition pro-
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14194
ScHUMANN
Continued.
gressive ser., grade 2—-A; Classic and
romantie ser., 25). [14186
© June 28, 1918; 2c June 25,
1913; E 314609; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
SCHWING DICH AUF ZU DEINEM GOTT;
by Ethel Smyth; organ. (Short
choral preludes, no. 3.) [14187
© July 9, 1918; 2 ec. July 10,1918;
E 312628; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
ScorcH PATROL; characteristic by A. G.
Sharpe; piano, [14188
© 1c. July 24, 1913; E 315288:
Alfred G. Sharpe, New York.
Scott (CyriL) Nocturne; words by
Rosamund M. Watson, music by C.
Scott; in B. [14189
© July 5, 1913; 2c July 5, 1913;
E 3162938; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
SEAL LULLABY; words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by W. R. Spalding.
[14190
OS ttihy:! 15; - 1912? e. dntty 14,
1913; E 318429; Walter R. Spalding,
Cambridge, Mass.
SEASONS (THE); suite from the ballet
by Alexandre Glazounow, op. 67, arr.
by Dan Godfrey; military band. (Jn
Chappell’s army jounal, no. 400.)
Contents. — 1. Barcarolle. — 2.
Valse.—3. Petit adagio—4. Baccha-
nal. [14191
@ June {P8. 1913 -)2. c. June: 30;
19138; E 316273; M. P. Belaieff, Leip-
zig. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
SECHS KINDERSTUCKE. See Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
SECOND SCHERZO IN D; by Sydney Ros-
enbloom, op. 14; piano. [14192
© July 2, 1918; 2c. July 14, 1913;
E 316385; Augener, Itd., London.
SECRETS; intermezzo by Charles An-
cliffe, arr. by Frank Winterbottom.
(In Hawkes & son’s military band
edition, no. 394.) [14193
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316232; Hawkes «& son, Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. |
See also Child songs.
SEEK YE FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GoD;
words from the Bible, music by Wil-
liam Arms Fisher, op. 16, no. 2; high
voice in F with organ ace, [14194
© June 18, 1913; 2c. July 5, 1913;
IE. 314876; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
(RoBertT ALEXANDER)—
863
6132—_13——_7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14195
|
Seitz (FriepricH) Drei jugendtrios
(Trios for the youth) ; von Fr. Seitz,
op. 42, fiir violine, violoncello und
piano. No.1 in C dur. No. 2inG
dur. No. 3inF dur. [14195-14197
@© July 11, 1918; 2 c each July
22, 1913; E 312766-312768 ; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig.
SELECTED CLASSICS; arr. and comp. by
Frederic A. Franklin; violin and
piano. [14198
© July 2, 1918; 2c. July 2, 1913;
E 314860; 'Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement and compilation. ]
SEND FORTH THY LIGHT; words by
BE. M. Bangs, music by J. C. Wil-
liams. [14199
© July 15, 1918; 2 ¢« July 14,
1913; E 318495; Chas. H. Gabriel, |
Chicago.
SEND ME A GIRL; words and music by
M. E. Gregory. [14200
©) July 12, 1913. 2 ¢. duly aL,
19138; E 318501; Merritt E. Gregory,
Morristown, N. J.
SENZA DI’ si; versi di R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di E. Nordella;
canto e piano. [14201
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce June 20,
1918; E 312418; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SERAFINA; from Al aboard! words by
E. Ray Goetz, music by J. Valverde.
[14202
(©) July. 15, 1913: 2 ¢.. duly 15,
1913; E 315162; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
SERENADE; by Th. Verhey, ed. and fin-
gered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions, se-
ries 2, no. 790.) [14203
© July 10, 1918; 2 @ July 15,
19138; E 312657; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
par Walter Imboden, op. 12; pi-
ano. (Moments musicaux, no. 1.)
; [14204
© July 22, 1913: 2 ec. July 33,
1918; E 316617; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
von Hans Ailbout fiir das piano-
forte zu 2 hiinden. (Vier Kurze vor-
tragsstiicke, no. 1.) [14205
© June 12, 1913; 2c June 23.
1913; EK 312497; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
Sfirinape—Continued.
words by EF. H. Martens; music
[14206
© July 8, 1918; 2 ¢ July 8, 1918; ||
E 314955; John Church co., Cincin- |
nati.
SERENADE COQUETTE; by Arthur Bergh,
op. 15. no. 3; violin and piano.
[14207
© July 9, 1918; 2 ce. July 10, 1918; ff
E 318443 Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SERENADE UND ALLEGRO GIogoso. See
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
SERENATA; by Alfred Price Quinn, op.
7; violin and piano. [Violin part
fingered by J. Gerald Mréz.] [14209
© June 26, 1913; 2 « June ae
1913; E 314790; White-Smith musie
pub. co., Boston.
SERENATA ARABA; di Vincenzo Billi, op. |
281; pf. [14209
© June 27, 1913; 2 ¢. June Zs, ||
1918; E 816262; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
SERENATA NAPOLETANA; versi di Ferdi- |
nando Russo, musica di S. Gambar-
della; canto e piano. [14210
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 eegane 20;
19138; E 312462;
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT; meditation
by Louis A. Drumheller, op. 1386;
piano. [14211
© July 14, 1918; 2 .eeaaieeia,
1918; E 315200; H. A. Weymann & ©
son, inec., Philadelphia. °
SHADOW-QUESTIONS; part-song, words
and music by Julius Harrison; equal |
voices in canon form. 4to.
wen's edition, no. 71395.)
(Cur-
1913; E 316624; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
SHE HAD HER SPATS ON; one step by |
Meredith-Kay; military band. Lon-
don, Boosey & co. (in Boosey’s
military journal, 134th series, no.
5.) [14213
© June 18, 1913; 2 c« June 26,
1913; E 316193; Cary & co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
864
Polyphon-musik- |
[14212
© July 28, 1918; 2 ec July 25,
pt. 01, n. 8. v. 8 |
by Charles Gilbert Spross; low voice. |§
(SHE’s AN ANGEL AWAITING FOR ME;
"words by M. R. Gregg, music by
Reginald Cunningham. Washing-
| ton, Marks-Goldsmith ¢o., ine.
[14214
© June 30, Pere 2c July 8,
j 1913; E 314919; M. R. Gregg, Jack-
son, Mich.
pre's MY CALENDAR GIRL; words by
Mabelle E. Jones, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [14215
© July 10, 1913; 2 c. July 18,
19138; E 318618; Mrs. O. E. Jones,
Dayton, O.
SHE WAS A DEAR OLD SWEETHEART;
words by H. J. Stanley music by
John F. Ryan. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [14216
© May 20, 1913; 2 c June 26,
1913; E 314849; Harry J. Stanley,
Boston.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY;
and music by P. Lozier. New York,
John T. Hall music pub. co. [14217
oe weary 14. 1913; 2 c. July 15,
1913; BE 315179; Peter Lozier, Hart-
ford.
SHEPHERD'S SERENADE; by Hugh Wor-
den; pf. [14218
— guly 72, 1913: 2 c: July 12.
1913; E 315135: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ballad words
SHIP OF DREAMS; words and music by
Collin Davis. [14219
© July 21, 1913; 2 e« July 22,
1913; E 315259: M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
SHOOT ME, SHOOT ME TILL I’M DEAD;
words by H. W. Graff, music by
Fred Dureya. New York, Len Flem-
ing & Co. [14220
© May 16, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 18,
1913; E 315227; H. W. Graff, Chi-
cago.
SHORT COMMUNION SERVICE; words
from the prayer book, music by
Roland Diggle; in E flat. (Jn The
parish choir, no. 1577.) [14221
© July 3, 1918; 2 e. July 5, 1913;
E 314864; Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
Si BELLA ’A CCA E ’A LLA; versi di A.
Barbieri, musica di Salvatore Gam-
bardella; canto e piano. [14222
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1913;
E 312455; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14236
SI TENDRE; gavotte par G. bh em
piano seul. [1422
© Dee. 16, 1912: 2 e. July ms
1913; BE 816423; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan.
SICILIENNE. See Bach (J. S.)
humann (R. A.)
SIEGES-OUVERTURE; zur jahrhundert-
feier der schlacht bei Leipzig, kom-
poniert von Karl Bleyle, op. 21, fiir
orchester. Partitur. [14224
© Feb. 22, 1918; 2 c June 28,
1913; E 316209; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York,
SILENT LIPS.
love.
See Songs of life and
SILHOUETTES; by T. Keighley; piano.
Contents :—-Morning rustlings.—Ma-
zurka.—Cradle song.—Ballet.
[14225
© July 21, 1918; 2 c July 22,
1913; E 316600; Forsyth bros., 1td.,
London.
SILVER (THE) LINING; words by B. H.
Cutler, music by John F. Ryan.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [14226
© June 25, 1918: 2 « June 26,
1913; E 318844; Burton H. Cutler,
Saco, Me.
SIncE I MET You; words and music by
Lawrence Arata. [14227
© July 7, 1913; 2 ¢. July 3, 1913;
E 818802; Cortlandt music pub co.,
New York.
SINCE MY BEAUTIFUL DOLLY IS GONE;
words by Mrs. A. Henson, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14228
© July 10, 1913; 2 c July 18,
1913; E 318642; Mrs. A. Henson,
Canton, N. C.
SINCE MY HEART HAS LEARNED TO LOVE
you; words by H. W. Tarkington,
music by Claude Wellington. Wash-
ington, Marks-Goldsmith co., ine.
; [14229
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 314927; H. W. Tarkington, Green-
wood, 8S. C.
SINCE YOU LEFT THIS DEAR OLD TOWN;
words by F. A. J. Witt, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14230
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. July 8,
1913; E 315081; Frank A. J. Witt,
St. Paul.
865
i Wi
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ft
14231
=
SINFONIA; aus concerti musicali op. 6, | SKATERS (THE); waltz, words anon,
Bologna (1698) von Giusseppe
Torelli, nach dem original bearbeitet
von Arnold Schering, fiir streich-
quartett mit klavier begleitung.
Partitur. (Perlen alter kammer-
musik, no. 6.) [14231
©.Jan, 15, 1913; 2 « July 16,
1913; E 316441; C. F. Kahnt nach-
music by Arthur W. Marchant; trio. P
for women’s voices. (Octavo series, |}
no. 551.) [14239
© July 26, 1913; 2 « July 2618
1913; EB 316665 ; Arthur P. Schmidt, i
Boston.
SLEEP, BABY, SLEEP. See Lillebridge
a 5 Ty. 4
folger, Leipzig. [Copyright is (Frederic )
claimed on arrangement. ] SLUMBER, MY DEAREST. See Brahms
( Johannes)
SING HEIGH, HO; words bv Leon M.
Dreyfus, music by Luigé Denza; no. | SLUMBER sone; by Paul Essek, ed. by
2-1 [14232
© July 21, 19138; 2 ce" duly 25,
1913; E 316597; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
SING ME. THOSE SWEET OLD SONGS
AGAIN; words by EH. A. Johnson, |
music by Burt Wallace. Washing- | SMILES, THEN KISSES; valse by Charles |
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14233
© June 24, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1913;
EH 315022; Ella A. Johnson, Cen-
traiia, Ti.
SING PRAISE TO OUR GOD; harvest an-
them, words from the Bible, music
Herman Bahr; violin and piano.
[14240
© July 9, 19138; 2 e. July 10, 19138
EH 318452; Boston music co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on editing.] |
— See also Schumann (R. A.)
Ancliffe. (Jn Hawkes & son’s mili- }
tary band edition, no. 3938.) [14241 }
© June 27, 1913; 2 ec. June 28, |
1918; E 316229; Hawkes & son, Lon- |
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar- |
rangement. ]
by Norman Stewart; mixed voices | SMitey; words by Fred Kingsley, mu- —
and organ. [14234
© July 1, 1913; 2 c. June 28, 1913;
E 316241; Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England.
SING ROCK-A-BY BABY TO ME; words by
Mae Kirkpatrick, music by Webb
Long. [14285
© June 27, 1913; 2 ec. June 30,
1918; E 314795; Forster, music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
sic by Fred Bernhardt. [14242 ||
© July 25, 1913302) cui 288 |
19138; E 315305; Wittmaak music co., |
New York.
SNOWDROP AND LAMB; unison song |
words by Christina Rossetti, com-
posed by Colin Taylor. (Novello’s
school songs, no. 1151.) [14243
© June 25, 1918: 2 eames,
1915; E 316204; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
SING TO ME; words and music by S. | SO SIEHSTE AUS; duett aus Breslau, so
Hanham., [14236
© June 6, 1913: 2c) Tune. 23,
1918; E 312502; Sophie Hanham,
Burnham, Somerset, England.
Sineine (THE) HEART; words by Rob-
ertson, music by H. A. Cole. (Jn
Pacific Coast musician, v. 2 no. 7.)
[14237
© June 8, 1918; 2 c. July 17, 1913;
1D) Spiga te H. A. Cole, Porterville,
Cal.
SINNERS (THE) FRIEND; words and
music by O. J. Tharp. 8vo. (In
siehste aus, jubiliums-revue in 6
bildern, text von Henry Bender und
Louis Taufstein, musik von Fritz
Lehner, op. 230, no. 4, ftir gesang
und klavier. [14244
© May 28, 1918; 2 ec. June 9,
1918; E 312822; Mignon-verlag, Ber-
lin.
So SWEET IS SHEE; part-song, words by
Ben Jonson, music by Colin Taylor;
male voices. 4to. [14245
© July 28, 19138* 2 eG aie ee,
1918; E 816629; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
his Inspired hymns.) [14288 | Sozrur MonrIQuE; rondo. von F. Coupe-
© July 5, 1918; 2c. July 7, 1913:
EK 318874; ’ Oscar Jefferson ‘Tharp,
Brimfield, Li.
SIX VARIATIONS IN F Magsor. See Bee-
thoven (Ludwig van)
866
rin, revidiert von Adolphe Wouters
fiir piano. [14246
© June 13, 1913; 2 c July. 3,
1913; E 316308; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
no. 7, 1913
SorTLy THE EVENING SHADOWS; words
' by Daniel Chauncey Brewer, music
by George E. Shea. [14247
© 1c. July 9, 1913; E 318379; G.
_ KE. Shea, Paris.
Sorr D’ETE; tempo di valzer di Enrico
Mineo, per pianoforte. [14248
© June 27, 1918; 2 ec. July 9,
1918; E 316323; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
“Sor DANS LES MONTAGNES; par Clau-
dius H. Couldery; piano. [14249
© May 24, 19138; 2 c« June 14,
1918; E 3816050; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
_SoOKOLKAM; pochod kvi. sletu’ sokol-
skému. slova napsal O, L. Stistny.
hubba slozil Karel PospiSil, pro
piano. [14250
© guy. 7,,.1912: 2 c. Nov. 30, |
1912; E 312571; Mojmir Urbdének,
Prague.
_Soiprer’s (THE) DREAM; words by
Albert H. Boyce, music by Genevieve
Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [14251
© June 24, 19138; 2 c. July 8,
1913; E 315067; A. H. Boyce, West
Baden, Ind.
SoLtEA; par J. Valverde: piano A 2
mains. (Répertoire espagnol mod-
erne, no. 3160.) [14252
© Noy. 5, 1912; -2-.e.—Jan.—17,
1918; E 312555; Ildefonso Alier,
Paris.
SOLEMN MARCH IN E MINOR; by T.
Tertuis Noble; organ. New edition
revised by the composer. [14253
© July 7, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1918;
E 312612; G. Schirmer, inc.. New
York.
SOLFEGGIETTO AND ALLEGRO DI MOLTO;
by Karl Phillipp Emanuel Bach, ed-
ited and fingered by Emil Sauer; pi-
ano. (Selected edition, progressive
series, grade V—a.) 114254
© July 16, 1918; 2 ec July 18,
1918; E 316514; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis, Mo.
SoLtitupe. See Tomlinson (H.
Four impressions.
W.)
SOMEBODY LOVES you; words by Mrs.
R. Riggs, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14255
© July 10. 1913; 2 ¢. July 18,
1913; E 318632; Mrs. Ralph Riggs.
Mitchell, Ind.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
142638
SOMEONE WHISPERED.
and love.
See Songs of life
SOMETIME; words by A. F. Rice, music
by Charles E. Coleman. Washing-
ton, Hayworth music pub. co.
[14256
ce. June 26,
Anna Frances Rice,
© June 25, 1913; 2
19138; E 318837:
Wollaston, Mass.
SOMETIME WE'LL KNOW; words by Jen-
nie Wilson, music by Joshua H.
Roberts. [14257
© July 14, 1918; 2 c. July 16,
1915; E 318564; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
SOMETIMES; words and music by John
Y. B. Wood, harmony by Mrs. D. C.
Constant. [14258
© June 17, 1918; 2 ¢ July 14,
1913; E 318509; Charles R. L. Vaw-
ter, Sonora, Ky.
SOMMERBILD: ged. von Friedr. Hebbel,
musik von Heinrich Zéllner, op. 129,
fiir miuénnerchor a cappella. 4to.
(Drei gedichte, no. 2.) [14259
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 312357; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
Son (THE) OF GOD GOES FORTH TO WAR;
processional, words by Reginald
Heber, music by Harry Hale Pike;
mixed voices. 4to. [14260
© July 9, 1913; 2c. July 12, 1913;
E 315153: Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
Sonata. See Beethoven (Ludwig van)
SoNATA IN A, NO. 2; by E. J. Bellerby,
op. 40; organ. London, Breitkopf &
Hirtel. [14261
© Feb. 4, 1918; 2 c. July 30, 1913;
HE 316714; Edward J. Bellerby, Lon-
don.
SonATO IN E Magor; by Domenico
Scarlatti, op. 46, edited by Emii
Sauer; piano. (Selected edition,
progressive series, grade IV—a.)
[14262
© July 16, 1913; 2 c. July 18,
1913; E 816515; Art publication so-
ciety, St. Louis.
SONATE NO. 10, IN D-MOLL; yon Hans
Faihrmann, op. 54, fiir orgel.
[14263
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 16, 1913;
E 312360; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
867
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14264
SoNATINE IN C pDuR; von F. Kuhlau,
revidiert und bezeichnet von Fred.
M. Voss. Op. 20, no. 1, C dur. Op.
55, no. 4. Op. 55, no. 6, in E dur.
[14264-14266
© June 10, 1918; 2 c. each July 8,
1913; E 316309, 316310, 316312; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ments. ]
SoNATINE IN D pur; von F. Kuhlau,
op. 55, no. 5, revidiert und bezeichnet
von Fred. M. Voss, fiir piano.
[14267
© June 12, 1913; 2 ¢. July 3, 1913;
E 316311; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
SoncG OF A GONDOLIER; words by D. S.
F., music by Marian H. Hart, in G.
[14268
© June 6, 1913; 2 ¢ July 3, 1918;
E 316331; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
Sydney, Australia.
Sone (A) OF SHADOWS; poem by
Clarice Grey, music by W. D. Arm-
strong; high voice. [14269
© June 9, 1918; 2 c. July 16, 1918;
E 318542; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York.
Sone OF THE BROOK; from Two fairy
dances, composed and annotated by
Austin Conradi for piano [with bio-
graphical sketch and recitation ques-
tions]. (Selected edition progressive
Series, grade 2-B; Modern com-
posers’ series. 42X). [14270
© June .23,,.1915-.2. e¢-. dune .25,
1918; E 314615; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
Sone (THE) OF THE LIBERTY BELL; -
words and music by M. E. Bradley.
Mount Healthy, O. Valley view farm
music co. [14271
@) Joly 1.1913: 2 ¢ July bo 19ts:
E 3184382; Mary BH. Bradley, Mount
Healthy, O.
SONG OF WELCOME See B. P. O. E.
song of welcome.
SONG WITHOUT WORDS.
sohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
Soncs or BrRiTaIn; a collection of one
hundred English, Welsh, Scottish
and Irish national songs, selected
and edited by Frank Kidson and
Martin Shaw, the tunes, newly arr.
with piano accts., by Martin Shaw.
4to. [14272
© Feb. 1, 1913; 2 c. June 10, 1913;
K 316017; Boosey & eo., London.
[Copyright is claimed on new arr.
and piano ace.]
868
See Mendels-
SONGS OF LIFE AND LOVE; poems by P.
J. O’Reilly, set to music by F. Syd-
ney Smith; low voice for contralto’
or baritone. Contents: The love of
you. — Sweet red roses. — Silent
lips.—Someone whispered.—To one |
way.—Unto your heart. [14273
© June 27, 1913:°2°€) Sime 2s |
1913; B 3ie22%
co., Itd., London.
Keith, Prowse &
Sones (THE) OF OTHER DAYS; words §
by O. W. Coxen, music by Paul 1
Itugene. New York, John T. Hall
music pub. co. [14274
© July 14, 19138; 2 € July is
1913; E 315178; O. W. Coxen, El-
wood, Ind.
Sones oF Syria; four songs words by |
Ed. Teschemacher, music by East-
hope Martin; low voice. Contents:
O mountain rose of Lebanon !—The
garden of Urmia.—The crimson
rose.—Osarna mine.
1913; E 316169; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
Soncs OF THE HIGHWAY; words by |
Harold Simpson, music by Dorothy
Forster. Contents:—The highway
of life—-Where the white road |
runs.—By the wayside.—Love is
come. [14276
© June 7, 1918; 2 c. June 9, 1913;
EH 3123826; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon- |
don.
Soncs OF THE SERAGLIO; a cycle of
four songs, lyrics by Helen F. Ban-
tock, music by Granville Bantock;
high voice.
que.—A Persian love song.—Lament
of the Bedouin slave-girl.—The
demon of Mazinderan. [14277
© July 28, 19137 2° eee,
1918; E 316340; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SoNNE (DIE) SINKT. See Mattiesen
(Emil) ; Zwoélf gedichte.
SONNENFLAMMEN; in drei akten von
Sigfried Wagner, klavier - auszreg
mit text von Wilhelm Franz Reuss.
[Vocal score. ] [14278
© July 1, 1913; 2:¢: July Sy aeie;
EH 316283; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
—— ——-partitur fiir orchester mit
text. [14279
© July 1, 1913; 2c. July 12, 1913;
E 312634; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
pt. TH as. v.8| 00
[14275 ff
© June 20; 1913502 ce ameees, |
I
|
|
Contents :—The odalis- |
>
iy
‘no. 7, 1918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14296
] .
4‘ SoNNENUNTERGANG. See Mattiesen
(Emil); Zwo6lf gedichte.
‘SOUL TO soUL AND HEART TO HEART;
words and music by E. W. Branch.
_ Washington, Marks-Goldsmith ¢co.,
ine. [14280
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1918;
E 314937; Ernest W. Branch, Cleve-
land.
SOURIRE DE FEMME; valse lente par J.
Franceschi; piano. [14281
© May 15, 1913; 2 c. July 21,
19138; BE 316572; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
.SourHEerRN Sve; words by R. Rohr-
kaste, music by P. C. Lockhart.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [14282
© June 30, 1913; 2 ¢. July 9, 1913;
E 318416; Rose Rohrkaste, Pitts-
burg.
} Souvenrr; by Franz Drdla, ed. by Sol
Marcosson: violin and piano.
[14283
> oy, 12, 1913; 2..c.. July 12,
| 1913; E 315186; Theo. Presser co.,
}
t
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on editing and arrangement. ]
Spacnota (LA) (The Spanish dancer) ;
bolero English words by Nathan
Haskell Dole, music by Vincenzo di
Chiarra, arr. by Ross Hilton; three
part song for women’s voices. 4to.
[14284
© July 3, 1913; 2c. July 10, 19138;
E 318429; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. ]
SPANISH (A) SERENADE; words and
music by Edward A. Mueller, op. 48,
no. 2. [14285
© July 12, 1913; 2 c¢«. July 12,
1913; E 315187; Theo Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Spasms; words by C. Ade, music by
Ferd E. Mierisch and Ed. J. Phelan.
New York, Ferd E. Mierisch.
[14286
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. June 27,
1913; E 314789; Charles Ade, Jop-
lin, Mo.
SPERANZA (UNA); versi di Marianna
Giarré-Billi, musica di Enrico Mor-
purgo; mezzo-soprano o_ baritono.
(Melodie per canto e pf. no. 5.)
[14287
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
1913; E 316263; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
SPERANZA (UNA)—Continued.
versi di Rocco Galdieri (Ram-
baldo), musica di Francesco Buon-
giovanni; cantuemandolino, [14288
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 @ June 20,
19138; E 312465; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SPIRIT OF SUMMERTIME; trio words by
William Allingham, music by G.
Marschal-Leepke, op. 25, no. 1; wo-
men’s voices. 4to. [14289
© July 9, 1913; 2 ¢. July 10, 1913;
E 818444; Oliver Ditson eo., Boston.
SPRING; words by A. J. Bowman, mu-
sic by Vivian Brooks. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14290
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 314960; Ashton J. Bowman, Fort
Riley, Kan.
—— words by G. L. Guyer, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14291
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 314482; Grace Guyer, Cen-
tral Lake, Mich.
SPRING SONG; words and music by Cyril
Scott; high voice. [14292
©. June 20,..1913;;2 ce. June 21,
1913; EF 316171; Elkin & co., Itd.,
London.
SPRING’S GREETING; by Frederick A.
Williams, op. 88; pf. [14293
© July 3, 1913; 2 ¢. July 7, 1913;
E 314891; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
SPRINGTIME; words by J. S. Propst,
music by Vivian Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14294
© June 24, 1918; 2 e« July 8,
1918; E 315026; J. S. Propst, Divide,
W. Va.
words by S. Davis, music by Gene-
vieve Seott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [14295
©. June 24, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 8,
1918; E 315017; Stella Davis, Elk-
hart, Ind,
SPRINGTIME IS COMING, DEAR; words
by Emma Wagner Parker, music by
Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14296
© June 2, 1913; 2 c. July 8,
1913; BE 315082; Mrs. C. W. Parker,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
869
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14297
pt. U1, n. s., v. Si
SPRINGTIME (THE) PROMISE; words by
M. L. Brrickson, music by S. O.
Wise. New York, C. L. Partee music
pub. co. [14297
© June 80, 1913; 2 ¢ July 9,
1918; EB 318422; Mattie L. Errick-
son, Bordentown, N. J.
SPRINGTIME WALTZ; by B. R. Shifflett ;
piano. New York, John T. Hall
music pub. co. [14298
i) June 80,1918; 2.6... Jmly 1,
1918; E 318285; Bert FR. Shitilett,
Manson, Ia.
SPRITES OF THE BREEZE; scherzo by
David Woodhull Miller; piano.
[14299
ouly 27, ) tle. 2G. uy al,
1913; H SiL5156;5 “Willis music Co.,
Cincinnati.
Stace (THE) CREW; march and two
step by Chas. A. Young; orch. with
piano ace. 4to. [14300
C9 mr fb ar tat 1 es Mg ls SR asa
1913; E 3815116; Walter Jacobs,
Boston.
STAR GLEAMS; valse caprice by Thur-
low Lieurance; pf. [143801
© July 2, 1913; 2c. July 2, 1918;
EK 314861; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
STAROPRAZSKE PISNIGKY; od Karel
HaSlera, upravil Fr. Kovarik, har-
monic-musik, band 2. obl. 24mo.
Contents :—Kdyz nad Prahon_ se
veger uklini—Vdavala se jedna
panna.—Kdyby ty’s mi chéla dat.—
Panna veronika. [14802
© July 24, 1912; 2c. Dec. 8, 1912;
HH 312570; Mojmir Urbének, Prague.
STARRY EYFS; words by F. Lynch,
music by Vivian Brooks. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[143038
© June 6, 1918; 2 «.
1913; BH 318118;
Waterbury, Conn.
June 17,
Florence Lynch,
STARRY NIGHT; words by Traute
Bergmiiller, English version by
Louis F. Frank, music by Hermann
Schulken, op. 38, no. 1; mixed
voices. [ 14304.
© Nov. 7, 1912: 1.c June 23,
L913; 1c, July 8, 1918: BH Sloe47:
Wm. A Kaun musie co., Milwaukee.
[Copyright is claimed on English
translation. ]
870
|
—————_——$—$—$—$_$$—————$—$——_—_——————————
STATTE BONA, CUNCETTE; versi di R.\®
Ferraro Correra, musica di Eman-:
uele Nutile; canto e piano. [14805
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2G. Sam we.
1918; E 312440; Polyphon-musik- |
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig. |
STAY CLOSE TO ME; words by Julia
H. Thayer, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [14806
© July 14, 1918; 2 @ July 16)
1913; E 318565; BH. O. Excell, Chi- §
cago. |
STEAM WHISTLE; one or two step by
Olga Rudd; military band. Lon-
don, Boosey & co. (Jn Boosey’s sup-
plemental military journal, no. 118.) ff
[14807 |
© June 7, 1913; 2°56) sine,
1913; FE 316021; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
STERNENNACHT; ged. von Kuno —
Franke, musik von Max Schillings,
op. 380, fiir vier miinnerstimmen.
(Zwei chorlieder, no. 2.) [143808
(© May 30, 1913; 2 ¢c. June 10,
1913; EH 316015; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
STILLE DER NACHT. See Mattiesen
(Emil) ; Zwolf gedichte.
STORIA CAMPAGNOLA; pastorale, versi
di Mimi’ Albin, musica di G. Bona-
volonta per canto e mandolino. 4to. |
[14809
© July 5, 1918; 2c, July 7, 19138;
EH) 316320; Placido Izzo, New York.
SrorM-sone; July, unison song, words |
by Christina Rossetti, music by Colin |
Taylor. 4to. (School songs, no.
1155). [14310 -
© June 30, 1918; 2 ¢. July 1, 1918; |
E 316272; Novello & co., ltd., Lon- |
don.
STRANIERO; romanza da camera, versi
di R. Galdieri, musica di E. Nar-
della; canto e piano. [14311
© Dec. 1, 19125 2° Gq eaume soo,
1918; KE 312487; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
STRANSKY (JOSEF) Zwei symphonische
gesiinge; von J. Stransky; eine mit-
tlere stimme und grosses orchester.
Partitur. Contents: Mondaufgang;
ged. von Ferd. Avenarius.—Re-
quiem; ged. von I. Hebbel. [14812
© June 28, 1918; 2 ec June 28,
1918; E 316284; N. Simrock, g. m.
bh. Berlin:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
'
h Srupy in C sHarP MiNoR. See Chopin
@ (Ph. Ff.)
\ Srupy rN FE rear Minor. See Chopin
| (fF. FF.)
a
_ Srupy PIECES IN ocTAvo; by Arnoldo
| Sartorio, op. 1021; piano. [143818
© July 12, 1918; 2 c July 12,
’ 1918; E 312632; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
,
Surrracerte (THE) BABY; words by
MM. M. Palmer, music by Franz Hoff-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. {14314
June 24, 1913; 2 c« July 8,
1913; E 314964; M. M. Palmer, Au-
rora, Ill.
SUFFRAGETTE MARCH; words and music
by Bransome Chine. [14815
© 1c. June 12, 1918; BE 316088 ;
McKechnie music co., Ottawa, Can-
ada.
SUFFRAGETTE (THE) PARADE; words
and music by T. LL. Townsend.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14316
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. July 8,
1913; B 315015; Tiffany L. Town-
send, Sharon Springs, N. Y.
§uL TRICICLO; pezzo caratteristico di
Alberto Montanari, per pianoforte.
[14317
© June 27, 1913; 2¢. July 9, 1913;
E 316325; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
Sutra. See Brahms (Johannes)
SUMMER IDYLL. See Tomlinson (H.
W.) Four impressions.
SUMMER IDYLLE; by Reginald 8. Hutch-
ins; piano. [14318
© June 25, 1918; 2 c. June 27,
1918; E 314737; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
SUMMER JoYS; mazurka, words anon,
music by Arthur W. Marchant; trio
for women’s voices. (Octavo series,
no. 553.) [14319
© July 26, 19138; 2c. July 28,
1913; E 316663; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
SumMMER (THE) LAND; words by B.
Stoddard, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14320
© July 10, 1913; 2 ¢. July 18,
1913; E 318636; Blanche Stoddard,
Eldora, Ia.
T4525
SUMMER PLEASURES. (Summerlust) ;
composed and annotated by Henning
yon Koss for piano [with biographi-
eal sketch and recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive — ser.,
grade 2-A; Modern composers’
series, 24.) {14821
© June 23, 1918; 2 c. June 265,
1913: BH 812526; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
SUMMERLAND; words by Miss G. OQ.
Pettey, music by P. C. Lockhart.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [14322
© June 20, 19138; 2 c. June 26,
1918: I 814762: Glenn Olds Pettey,
Belvidere, Ll.
SuMuRUN; waltz by Victor Hollender ;
military band. London. Boosey &
co. (In Boosey & co.’s supplemental
journal, no. 113.) [14323
© June 7, 1918; 2 ce. June 10,
1913: EH 316023; Metzler & Co.
(1909), Itd., London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. |
SUNATE, CAMPANE!... ; ’a campana
’o Donnalbina, versi di 8. di Gia-
como, musica di Walter Borg; canto
e piano. [14324
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. June 20, 19138;
I 312485; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipsiz.
SuNBEAMS; words by R. H. Elkin,
music by Landon Ronald, ed. by
Richard D. Metcalfe; two sopranos
and two contraltos. Svo. (Choral
series, three and four voices, no. 10).
[14325
© June 30, 1913; 2¢. July 1, 1913;
316276; Enoch & sons, London.
See also Boosey’s military journal
134th series, no. 4.
Sunset; words by Elizabeth M. Lock-
wood, music by Georges Etienne;
high voice in B flat. [14326
© June 4, 1918; 2 ¢. June 12, 1913;
E 316033; Schott & co., London,
Superior (THE) COLLECTION, arr. by
H. F. Odell; 1st mandolin. No. 1.
With guitar ace. No. 2. With piano
ace. (Universal series, nos. 179 &
178.) [ 14327, 14328
© July 2, 1913; 2 ¢. each July 14,
1913: E 318478, 318479; White-
Smith music pub. Co., Boston.
[Copyright is claimed on compila-
tion. |
871
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11,n.s.,v.8
14829
SUPPLICATION; by Julius Harrison;
organ. [14829
©. July, .26, J913- (2) e.,Jduly, 28,
1913; E 316690; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
—hymn anthem words by Theodor
Korner, tr. and composed by Charles
P. Scott; mixed voices. 4to.
[14330
Ci July 9; 191388 2 \e) July eto.
1913; E 318445; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
words by W. Burton Baldry, mu-
sic by Robert Coverley, in B flat.
[14331
Cy July 36,) 1913822 cajun oe:
1913; E 312805; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
SUPPOSE; words and music by G. W.
Wilmot. 8vo. (/n The Westminster
primary quarterly, v. 8, no. 3.)
[14832
© July 1, 1913; 2 c. July 9, 1918;
EH 318406; Geo. W. Wilmot. New
Brunswick, N. J.
Susi; operette in drei akten, text von
Franz Martos, deutsche bearbeitung
und gesangstexte von Julius Wil-
helm, musik von Aladéar Rényi;
klavier-auszug mit text. [14838
© Feb. 8, 1913; 2c. July 30, 1913;
D 19819; Franz Bard & bruder,
Vienna.
SUWANEE RiveR; song by Stephen C.
Foster, annotated and ed. by Fred-
eric Lillebridge [with biographical
sketch and recitation questions].
Melody only. (Selected edition pro-
gressive series, grade 1-A.) [14334
(©). Jone 23, 1918; 2 ¢. June 25:
1918; E 814604; Art publ. soe., St.
Louis.
SUZANNE; air de ballet by Walter
Rolfe, arr. by Gaston Borch; orch.
with piano ace. (Schuberth’s casino
collection of orchestral music, no.
122;) [14835
© .July:.10, 1918 392% es) Tube 1,
1913; E 818446; Edward Schuberth
& co, New York. . [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
—— march two-step from The girl in
the taxi by Jean Gilbert, arr. by J.
Ord Hume; military band. London,
Boosey & co. 4to. (In Boosey’s
march journal, no. 255.) [14836
© June 14, 1918; 2 ec. June 21,
1918; E 316163; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. [Copy-
right is claimed on arrangement. ]
SWEET ALICE; words by D. B. Sheldon,
music by L. A. Clark. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14337 |
© June 6, 1913; 2 ce June 17, |
1918; E 318115; D. B. Sheldon, Ed-
wardsville, Hl.
SWEET ALYCE GREY; words by L. P. |
Shepherd, music by Jack Stanley. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[143388 |
© June 24, 1913; 2 ee
19138; E 315107; Lucie P. Shepherd,
New Bedford. Mass.
SWEET AS THE GRACES OF A ROSE; words
by Elsie Hill, music by Maud Win-
gate. No. 2 in FE flat. [14339
© July 12, 1918: 2 chairs.
1918; E 816505; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SWEET DREAMS OF LONG AGO; words by
J. English. musie by Vivian Brooks.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14840
© June 6, 1918; 2 ec June 17,
1913; E 318124; Joe English, Chi-
cago.
SWEET HOME; words by J. H. Curtis,
musie by O. J. Tharp. 8vo. (Jn His
inspired hymns. ) [14341
© July 5, 1913; 2 © daly aes
EK 318868; Oscar Jefferson Tharp,
Brimfield, T1.
Sweet LYNDALE MariE; words by H. F.
Poole, music by Burt Wallace.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14842
© July 10, 1918: 2 eiaieee,
1913; E 318613; H. Franklin Poole,
Fort Douglas, Utah.
SwretT MARY MINE; by James (Shan-
non) Russell, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; vocal orch. in E flat with
piano ace. 4to. [14843
© July 21, 1913; 2veesmineee,
1918; EH 315254; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on new arrangement. ]
SWEET MEMORIES; waltz by J. Owen
Long; piano or cabinet organ.
[143844
June 24, 19133 2 G. wilyes,
1918; H 318298; D. W. Christ, Moul-
trie, O.
words and music by Eel Rellim.
[14845
© July 10, 1918; 2 eo iuly 40,
1918; E 315121; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
872
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| SWEET NOTES OF SPRING; lyric by W. J.
i
j
5
Pf
SWEET PEAS;
- Riddle, music by Charles E. Cole-
man. Washington. Hayworth mu-
sic pub. co. [14846
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913: E 3183852; William J. Riddle,
Hardie, La.
syneopated waltz by
Harold Ivers; piano. [14847
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 314915; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SWEET RED ROSES. See Songs of life
and love.
Sweet SAVANNAH SUE; lyric by Powell
I. Ford, musie by J. Caldwell Atkin-
son. [14348
7 wuly 22, 1918; 2 c. July 26,
1913; E 315800; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SWEET TALES OF LOVE; words by W. B.
Anderson, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[143849
© July 10, 1913; 2 e« July 18,
19138; E 318626; W. B. Anderson,
San Jose, Cal.
SWEET VIOLETS; words and music by E.
R. Chiesman. Washington, Marks-
Goldsmith co. inc. [14850
© June 30, 1913; 2 c« July 8,
19138; E 314942; Edna R. Chiesman,
Hoover, S. D.
SWEET WATHENA; words by Wa-So,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [143851
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314495; A. E. Welch, Coffey-
ville, Kan.
SWEETEST (THE) FACE; words by Eric
Mackay, music by Kitty Parker.
[14352
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 516168; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SWEETHEART MINE; words by R. B.
Ray, music by Charles E. Coleman.
Washington. Hayworth music pub.
co. [14353
© June 25, 1913; 2 ce. June 26,
1913; E 318346; Rachel B. Ray,
Eureka Springs, Ark.
SWEETHEART NELL; words by H. J.
Stanley, music by John F. Ryan.
Washington, Hayworth music pub.
co. [14354
© May 20, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 314850; Harry J. Stanley,
Boston.
14364
SWEETHEARTS ; selection from the comic
opera, in two acts, lyrics by Robert
B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[14855
© July 9, 1918; 2 ec. July 10,1913;
E 312613; G. Schirmer, New York.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
SWEETHEARTS THROUGH ALL CHANGING
TIME; words by E. Donnelly, music
by Jean Buckley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14356
© July 10, 1918; 2 c. July 18,
1913; E 318584; Emma Donnelly,
Cadillac, Mich.
SWEETHEART’S TRUE, I AND YOU; words
by W. H. Krause, music by Charles
EK. Coleman. Washington, Hayworth
music pub. co. [14357
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913; E 318332; William H. Krause,
Chicago.
SWEETIE; words and music by L. B.
O’Connor. [14358
yi faly 12, 1913:" 2 ¢&) Tuty’ at,
1918; FE 318427; Lawrence B.
O’Connor, Boston.
SWING, MY CHERUB; a southern ham-
mock song, words and music by
George H. Clutsam; in D minor.
[14859
© June 20, 1918; 2 ce. June 21,
1913; E 316170; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
no. 2 in E minor. No. 3 in
F minor. [14360, 14361
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. each July
11, 1913; E 316344, 316345; Enoch
& sons, London.
SwINGING; by Rowsby Woof; violin
and piano. [14362
© June 26, 1913; 2 ¢« June 27,
1913; E 316265; Cary & co., London.
words by M. Schwartz, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. ° [14363
© June 6, 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 314494; Marie Schwartz, De-
troit.
SwISS CRADLE sONG; tone poem by
Marcelle Christian; piano. [14364
© July 2, 1913; 2 c. July 31,1913;
E 312807; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
London.
873
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14365
TAKE ME BACK TO DIXIE; words by J.
Thacker, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14865
‘®. July 10, 2918; -2 oe. sbuly AS,
1918; E 318645; Julian Thacker,
Ottawa. Ill.
TAKE ME BACK TO DIXIELAND; words
and music by G. C. Stephens. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14366
© June 6, 1913; 2c. June 23, 1913:
EH 314487; George ©. Stephens, Pat-
erson.
TAKE ME BACK TO OLD KENTUCKY;
words by Vena W. Nettleton, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington,, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14367
June 24, 1913;; 2ue. duly, 8,
1918; E 315061; Mrs. C. A. Nettle-
ton, West Palm Beach, Fla.
TAKE ME BACK T0 THE SUNNY SOUTH.
See In the city out of work.
TAKING THE TUCKS OUT OF EACH TINY
DRESS; words and music by F. L.
Bristow. [14368
© July 14, 19138: eR AL ea UP
1913; E 318581; March bros., Leba-
non, O.
9
ad
Tampa Bay; words by Walter Cave-
naugh, music by Geo. A. Smith.
[14369
© July 7, 1913; 2,c. July 8, 1913:
E 3514916; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
TANGO DE HSTRELLA ET PEPILLO: mu-
Sique de scéne de la célibre piéce en
5 actes, Maison de danses, 3° acte, de
J. Valverde; piano 4 2 mains, no. 3.
(Répertoire Espagnol moderne, no.
3280. ) [14870
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1913;
FE 312544; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
TANGO IS THE DANCE FOR ME; adapted
to Tres moutarde, words and adapta-
tion by Alice Mattullath. music by
Cecil Macklin. [14871
© July 17, 1913; 2 c July 18,
1913; E 318681; Cary & Co., London.
[Copyright is claimed on words and
adaptation. ]
TANNAHAUSER. See
ard)
Wagner (Rich-
TARANTELLA °E CAMPAGNA; versi di S.
di Giacomo, musica di G. de Greg-
orio; canto e piano. [14372
© Dec. 1, 1912;-2 ¢. June 20, 1913:
K 312448; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
pt. 111, n.s.,v. 8
TARANTELLE; by M. Glinka, edited and
revised by Alex Roloff, for young
players. (Russian, a collection of
piano pieces, book 2, edn. no.
6283-B. ) [143878 |
© July 4, 1918; 2 « July 14,8
1913; E 316400; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar-
rangement. ]
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS;
Luard-Selby ;
minor. 4to.
book, no. 906.)
by
mixed voices in G
© July 19, 1913; 2 einige
1913; E 816529; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
——by Ronald R. Potter; mixed
voices. 4to. (Modern church sery-
ices, no. 169.) [14875
© June 19, 19138; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 312408; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
TEACH ME HOW TO MAKE HONEY;
words by H. M. Eatman, musie by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14376
© June 6, 191385, 2c aie eo,
1913; E 314476; Hollis M. Eatman,
Bossier, La.
TEACH ME THY WILL; words by Mar-
tha Shepard Lippincott, music by
Geo. C. Stebbins. [14377
© June 3, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1918;
EK 3818460; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
TEACHER’S (THE) BEAUX; words by
Jeannette A. Wood, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [14878
© July 10, 19138; 2 @ eiuiyas,
1913; E 318619; J. A. Wood, New-
port Beach, Cal.
TELL ME, DAISIES; Words) Dy) eau.
Price, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14879
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8) #9138;
E 315039; F. Quarles Price, Balti-
more.
TELLING 1T; words by C. E. Van De-
venter, music by A. C. Maurice.
New York, C. L. Partee music pub.
co. [14880
© June 20, 1913; 2 ‘c. June 726,
1913; E 314764; C. E. Van Deventer,
Fresno, Cal.
TERESITA; waltz by Moritz Romanees,
op. 4; piano. (From distant lands,
no. 1.) [14881
© July 26, 1913; .2 ‘cy duty 2s,
1913; E 316681; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Bertram |
(Novello’s parish choir |
(14874 |
; MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
- ry
e
THAT CHARMING WALTZ; words by L. | THAT SUMMER LONG AGO: words and
music by W. J. Elener, arr. by L. A.
Clark. New York, Len Fleming & | THEN I WOULDN'T HAVE TO WORRY ANY
: Hunt, music by H. R. Bravan. music by Mary M. Woolley. Wash-
[14882 ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
. © ie July 8, 1918; BH 315267; [14391
_ Harry Robt. Braven & Leo Ben © June 24,. 1912; 2 «. July. 8,
| , Omaha, Neb. 19138; E 315105; M. M. Woolley, Up-
| | THAT DEAR OLD WELCOME IS FROM HOME ton, W vo.
SWEET HOME; words and music by | THAT TANGO ToKIo; words by Alfred
Mrs. M. Nicklin. Washington, H. Bryan, music by Jack Wells and
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14383 Arthur Lange. [14392
© June 24, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1913; © July 2, 1913; 2 ¢. July 2, 19138;
E 315074; Maude Nicklin, Nickle- EK 314815; Jerome H. Re mick & Co.,
ville, Pa. New York.
| THAT GIRL; words by Al. Japsie, music | THATSUM RAG; by Al. Pinard No. 1.
by Burt Wallace. Washington, H. Full band. No. 2. Full orch. with
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14384 piano ace. 4to. [143898, 14394
© June 24, 19138; 2 c¢. July 8, © June 20, 1913; 2 c. each July 2,
1913: HB 314977: Mrs. Arnold: A. 1918; E 314841, 314842: Henderson
Berndt, Beaver Dam, Wis. | N. White, Cleveland.
THAT GOOD OLD FASHIONED CAKE-WALK; | THEME IN D FLAT WITH VARIATIONS;
words by Harold Atteridge. music by T. Tertius Noble; organ. New
by Jean Schwartz. [14885 edition revised by the composer.
| © July 14, 1913; 2 ¢ July 15, Lise
| 1918; E 315187; Jerome & Schwartz © July 7, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
pub. co., New York. 13912611; .G. Schirmer, ine., New
| f ‘ York. [ Copyright is claimed on re-
: THAT LOVING MAN OF MINE; words and vision & registration.]
| co. [14386 MORE; words by Alfred Bryan, music
, © June 13, 1913; 2 c. July 18, by Jack Wells. [14396
® 1913; E 315225; Will J. Elener, © July 14, 1913; 2c July 22,
Spring Valley, N. Y. 1913; E 315251: John T. Hall music
| pub. co., New York.
. THAT MISCHIEVOUS MIDDLIN MAN;
words by P. T. Felton. music by THEORETISCHE - PRAKTISCHE KLAVIER-
Henry F. Jones. New York, John T. SCHULE; von Friedrich Vogt, in zwei
Hall music pub. co. [14387 binden. Heft 2, band 2. [14897
© July 7, 1913; 2 ¢. July 9, 1913; © June 10, 1913; 2 ¢. June 23,
E 318394; Pearl T. Felton, Salem, 1913; E 312492; Anton J. Benjamin,
Va. Hamburg, Germany.
THAT POPULAR GUY RAG; words by C. | THERE’S A CROSS; words by E. E. Hew-
Dayis, music by Reginald Cunning- itt, music by Grant Colfax Tullar.
ham. Washington. Marks-Goldsmith [14398
co., Inc. [14388 © Apr. 18, 1913; 2 ec July 26,
© June 30, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913; 1918; E 315296; Tullar-Meredith co.,
E 314921; Carl Davis, Harpursville, New York.
pa. THERE’S A WONDROUS LOVE SONG IN MY
THAT’S SUNSHINE; words and music HEART; words by B. T. Tillman, mu-
by C. W. Long. Washington, H. sic by Jack Stanley. Washington,
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14389 H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14399
© July 10, 1918; 2 ec July 18, © July 10, 1913; 2 ¢. Juty 48,
1915; E 318596; Chas. Wm. Long, 1913; E 3818665; Blanche Taylor
Porterville, Cal. Tillman, Barker, N. Y.
THAT’S THE GIRL; words by C. H. | THEY’RE NEWLY WEDS; words by E. E.
Stevens, music by Jean Buckley. Dille, music by Ray Waters. Wasb-
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. ington, Marks-Goldsmith co., ine.
[14390 [14400
© June 24, 1913; 2 ec. July 8, © June 30, 19138; 2 ¢ July 8,
1913; E 315068; Chas. H. Stevens, 1913;' E 314922; E. KE. Dille, Massil-
Toronto, Canada. lon, O.
879
14401
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 117, D.'S:, Vv. 8
THEY’VE GOT ME DOIN’ IT NOW; medley
words and music by Irving Berlin.
[14401
@): July 19, 1913: 2 cactuls 710.
1913; E 318425; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York.
THINK OF ME WHEN I AM NEAR NOT
WHEN I’M FAR AWAY; words by Al-
fred Bryan, music by Albert Gum-
ble. [14402
© June 26, 1913; 2 c« June 27,
1918; E 314731; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
THIS DAY IS HOLY (Dieser tag ist
heilig) ; duet, words from the Bible,
arr. by A. Grimm; two voices and
piano with English and German
words. [14403
©: June’ 21, 1913; °2 ¢ June’ 26,
1918; E 3812564: Antigo pub. co.,
Antigo, Wis.
THIS IS THE DAY OF LIGHT; hymn an-
them words by J. Ellerton, music by
W. Berwald; men’s chorus. (S8vo.
choruses, no. 5744.) [14404
© July 8, 1918; 2 c. July 9, 1918;
E 3183898; G. Schirmer, New York.
THIS WORLD WOULD BE A LONESOME ;
LAND, WITHOUT YOU, DEAR; words by
Earl C. Jones, music by Luella Lock-
wood Moore. [14405
© July 14, 1918; 2 c« July 15,
1913; E 315172; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
THISTLEDOWN; trio, words by Florence
Attenborough, music by A. von Alm
Carse; women’s voices. (Octavo
series, no. 5386.) [14406
© July 26, 1915:°2' < Sully 2s,
1918; E 316654; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
THoMaA (R.) SCHERzZO; by R. Thoma,
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leefson ;
piano. (Selected teaching composi-
tions, series 2, no. 788.) [14407
© July ‘10; ; 19135 ))2-¢. , daly NS:
1913; E 312651; J. H. Faunce co.
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision fingering and annota-
tions. }
THOMAS (ADELAIDE) Forty short ar-
tistic studies; on an original system
of pianoforte touch, in connection
with emotional expression com-
posed by A. Thomas. In two parts.
[14408
© Apr. 26, 1913; 1 ¢. July 7, 1913;
1. CG May. lL, 1918+ ( Sl6set -- Ade-
laide Thomas, Brighton, Sussex,
England.
THOSE AWFUL NAUGHTY BOYS; words
by L. S. Walker, music by Genevieve |
Scott.
dale co.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
[14409 |
© June 6, 1913; 2 @ June 23, |
1913; E 314497; L. S. Walker, Ver-
non Centre, N. Y.
THOU ART MINE; words by Nina T.
Updyke, music by A. Jones. [14410
© 1« Julv 19; 1913: BiSises7-
Alberta Jones, Pasadena.
THOU ART OUR KING; words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [14411
© July 14, 1913; 2) Giieeas:
1918; E 318566; HE. O. Bxcell, Chi-
cago.
{THOU ART WITH ME; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by Geo. C. Steb-
bins. [14412
© June 3, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 318461; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
THOUGH ROSES SHOULD BLOOM NO MORE;
words by E. A. Seemann, music by
Burt Wallace. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [14413
© July 10, 1918; 2 ¢ uly Ws,
1913; E 318676; Elizabeth Alter See-
mann, Oakmont, Pa.
THOUGH YOU LEAVE ME NOW IN SOR-
Row; words old Scottish, music by
Frank Lambert. [14414
© July 26, 1913; 2 ce July 28,
1918; E 316645; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
THREE ROSES; OR, THE ROSE OF MY
HEART, DEAR, THAT’S YOU, ballad
written by Wm. J. McKenna, com-
posed by John T. Hall; high voice.
[14415
© July 7, 1913; 2 e July 7, 19138;
E 318364; John T. Hall music pub.
co., New York.
THREE WEEKS; ballad words by F. C.
Naisbitt, music by <A. Pointner.
Washington, New York. J. HE. Min-
nick eco. ine. [14416
© June 14, 1913; 2c. July 3, 1918;
E 318304; Fred C. Naisbitt, Ogden,
Utah.
THRENODY; words by Georgie L.
Heath, music by E. May Greenwood.
[14417
© Aug. 1, 1918; 2 ce. Aug. 4, 1918;
EK 318979; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
876
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
eo. 7, 1918
14434
“tay WILL BE DONE; sacred song words
by ©. Elliot, music by J. Edwin Alle-
mong, op. 71; mezzo sop. or bar. in
C. [14418
j July 15, 1918; 2c. July 15,
1913; E 315159; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
'—— words by Ada R. Habershon, mu-
sic by Geo. C. Stebbins. [14419
© June 3, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 318462; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia.
TICKLE THE IVORIES; words by Earl
Cc. Jones, music by Wallie Herzer.
[14420
a Joly 22, 1918; 2 c. July 26,
1913; E 315301; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
TIME (THE) TO BE IN LOVE; ballad
words and music by A. O. Davison.
New York. John T. Hall music
pub. co. [14421
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 9, 1918;
E 318398; A. O. Davison, Dayton, O.
TINKERING BEN; words by A. M.
Littlefield, music by Fred Dureya.
New York. Len Fleming & co.
[14422
© May 19, 1918; 2 c«. July 18,
1913; E 315228; A. M. Littlefield,
West Kinnebunk, Me.
Tiny (THE) CASCADE; study in broken
chords, by Lita Jarratt; piano. (5
melodious études, no. 4.) [14423
© July 26, 1913; 2 c July 28,
1913; E 316678; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Tip-Tor; medley overture arr. by W.
C. O'Hare; military band. 4to.
[14424
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 314917; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
Tie-Top BEN; march and two step by
N. Beaudin; pf. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14425
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315077; Napoleon Beaudin, North
Adams, Mass.
*"TIS SPRING WITHIN OUR HEARTS; words
by F. H. Martens, music by Charles
Gilbert Spross; low voice. [14426
© July 8, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 314956; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
87
"TIS THE AIR OF you; words by Elsie
Casseigne King, music by Marguerite
Easter. [14427
© July 14, 1918; 2 c@ July 17,
1913; E 318578; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
To A BUTTERFLY; words by Marion
Manville, music by A. von Ahn
Carso; treble voices. (Two-part
songs, octavo series, no. 120.)
[14428
© July 26, 1918; 2 ¢. July 28,
1913; E 316652; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
To BE WITH HIM; sacred song words
and music by L. C. Schroeder.
[14429
© July 15, 1918; 2 c. July 19,
1918; E 315248; L. C. Schroeder,
Moscow Mills, Mo.
To LIFE AND YOU; words by A. W.
Stewart, musie by J. J. Barlow, in
key of C. [14430
© July 3, 1913; 2c. July 8, 19138;
E 316282; John J. Barlow, London,
To oNE way. See Songs of life and
love.
To YOU, DEAR HEART; words by E. Tem-
ple, music by James D. Burke.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14431
): Jime 24, 1913: 2 c. July 8,
1918; E 314976; Edith Temple,
Lebanon Springs, N. Y.
Toccata; di Oreste De Rubertis, op.
28, per pianoforte. [14432
(ey Apr. 25) 1913; 2 e. May” 5,
1918; E 316854; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
ToccaATA CHROMATIQUE; composed and
annotated by Giuseppe Ferrata for
piano [with biographical sketch and
recitation questions]. (Selected edi-
tion progressive series, grade 6-A;
Modern composers’ series, 122X).
[14483
© June 23, 1913; 2 c. June 25,
1913; E 314622; Art publ. soc., St.
Louis.
Top IN AHREN. See Mattiesen (Emil) ;
Zwolf gedichte.
ToMLINSON (H. W.) Four impres-
sions; by H. W. Tomlinson, op. 3;
pianoforte. Contents : — Summer
idyll. — Autumn. — Solitude. — Epi-
taph. [14434
© -May 24, 1913; 2 c« July 7,
1913; E 312793; Geo. S. Oldham,
Accrington, England.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14435
TO-MORROW WILL BE CHRISTMAS. See
Lillebridge (Frederic)
To-NIGHT IS OURS; moon-song, words
by Fred. E. Weatherly, music by
Luigi Denza, with violin or violon-
cello ad lib. 1. B flat minor. 2. C
minor. 38. D minor. [14435-14437
© May 24, 1913; 2 c. each June
14, 19138; E 316051-3816053; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
TONOGRAPH PIECE IN C; by Karl Czerny,
ed. and annotated by Frederic Lille-
bridge for piano [with biographical]
sketch and _ recitation questions].
(Selected edition progressive ser.,
grade 1-A). [14488
Gc June’ 23, 1913" 2 «@ ume. 25,
1913; E 314605; Art. publ. soec., St.
Louis.
T00-RA-LOO-RA-LOO-RAL, THAT’S AN IRISH
LULLABY; words and music by J. R.
Shannon. [144389
(c) July 14, 1918: 2 e duly, 15.
1918; EH 315166; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TOREADOR AND ANDALUSIAN. See Rubin-
stein (A. G.)
TORMENTO VANO; romanza versi di R.
Capobianco, musica di Alfredo Conti.
[14440
@ June: 27,. 1913; 2 ¢ -saly.9,
19138; E. 316326; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
TOTE LIEBE. See Mattiesen (Emil) ;
Zwo6lf gedichte.
TovucuH (THE) oF HIS HAND ON MINE;
words by Jessie Brown Pounds, mu-
sic by Henry P. Morton. [14441
sully 15, “1913; 2 ‘ec. delinart4,
1913; E 318496; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
TOURNE-VIRE; valse chaloupée par An-
tonin Jouberti; piano. [14442
© May 15, 1918; 2 @ July 21,
19138; E 316573; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
TRAVESTY SONG; words and music by
G. R. Smith, arr. by True Tristoe.
Melody only. [14443
© 1c. July’ 2, 1918: WH 315271:
Garnett Raymond Smith, Colum-
bus, O.
TRE ATTE E ’A FARSA; versi di Giov.
Capurro, musica di Francesco Buon-
giovanni; canto e piano. [14444
©, Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c June 20,
1915; E 312417; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
pt. 1B. | F
TREBOL (EL); célébre habanera de Los
Reyes godos, de J. Valverde et Ser-
rano; piano 4 2 mains. (Répertoire
espagnol moderne, no. 3163.) [14445
(© Nov. 5, 1912:8 see ee ||
1913; E 312556; Ildefonso Alier, |
Paris.
TRINKEN UND LACHEN; aus der revue
Koln. dat ess jett for dich, text von
Christian Witt und Gerhard Hbeler, }
musik von Rudolf Baron. [14446 }
© Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c, JulyatGn iets:
E 316480; Joh. Franz Weber, g. m.
b. h., Cologne, Germany.
TRIONFANTE (IL) ALLORO; versi di Vit-
toria Aganoor, musica di Roberto
Rossi. [14447
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 @ June 28,
1913; E 316212; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
TRIUMPH DER SCHONHEIT (Trimph of
beauty); liebes-intermezzo von
Franz von Blon, fiir infanterie-mu-
sik. : 4448
© Apr. 3, 1913; 2.¢ July 16,1913.
E 316474; Otto Wernthal, Berlin.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
TRIUMPHANT ZION; words by P. Dod-
dridge, music by J. B. Trowbridge.
[14449
© Aug. 1, 1913; 230) Giy a =
E 315208; J. B. Trowbridge, Chi-
cago.
TROESTET MEIN VOLK (Comfort ye my
people) ; motette von Eduard Noess-
ler, op. 89; gemischtenchor. obl.
Svo. [Heilige klaenge], no. 38.
[14450
© June 19, 1913; 2° c dune 25,
1913; E 312509; H. F. Aubke & A.
H. F. Breuer, Allegheny, Pa.
TRUE LOVE; words by P. P. Smith,
music by Genevieve Scott. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14451
© June 24, 1918; 2¢. July 8, 1918;
E 315095; Peter Smith. New Haven.
TrRuE (A) TALE; by Alban Foerster,
ed. and fingered by Maurits Leefson ;
piano. (Selected teaching composi-
tions, series 2, no. 769.) [14452
© July’ 10; 1918; 2 cc Jutyei5,
1913; E 312649; J. H. Paunce ©o.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision fingering and annota-
tions. ]
878
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 7, 1913
‘True TO My Savior; words by James
Rowe, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
5 [144538
© July 14, 1913; 2 ec July 16,
19138; E 318567; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
TRUMPETERS (THE); march by W. E.
Naunton; piano, lesson 4. [14454
© July 7, 1913; 2 c. July 5; 1913;
BE 312610; H. A. Weymann & son,
Philadelphia.
TRUST IN THE LoRD; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Jno. R, Sweney.
[14455
@ July 14, 1913; 2c. July 16,
1913; E 318568; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago,
TrutH (THE) or GoD IS WINNING;
words and music by A. Taylor. 12
mo. (Jn Harvest call, no. 29.)
T14456
© Apr. 12, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1918;
E 3149038; Austin Taylor, Weather-
ford, Tex.
TRY SMILING; words by J. F. Water-
worth, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14457
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315012; J. Frances Waterworth,
Port Huron, Mich.
TURKISCHER MARSCH; von Hans Ail-
bout fiir das pianoforte zu 2 hiinden.
(Vier kurge vortragsstticke, no. 2.)
[14458
i Jone 12, 1913: 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 312498; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
Tuc BoAT JOE; march two step by
Lulu Sorensen, arr. by Sol. P. Levy;
band. 4to. [14459
© July 21, 1913; 2 c. July 22,
1913; E 315253; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
—— —— orch. with piano ace. 4to.
[14460
© June 30, 1918; 2 ec. July 2,
1918; E 314821; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
TURKEY; words by A. Babb, music by
Luther A. Clark. New York. [Len
Fleming & co. [14461
©, July 8, 1918; 2 ec. July 18,
1918; E 315229; Arthur Babb, New
York.
6132—13——8
14470
TURKISH DELIGHT; one step by Leslie
Triscott; military band. London,
Boosey & co. (Jn Boosey’s military
journal, 134th series, no. 5.)
[14462
© June 18, 19138; 2 ec. June 26,
1913; E 316194; J. B. Cramer & co.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
TUTT’ ’E WIE; versi di EB. Nicolardi
(C. O. Lardini) musica di BE. Nar-
della; canto e piano. [144638
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 e June 20,
1913; FE 3812480; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g. Wahren, Leipzig.
"TWAS JUST A WORD IN PASSING;
words by Cora I. Dunham, music
by Genevieve Scott. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14464
© June 24, 1913;,2 ea July 8,
1913; E 314958; ¢€. I. Dunham,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
Two AND THREE PART INVENTIONS.
Bach (J. S.)
Two MATCHES; words by Clifford
Noble, music by Harold Chappell;
in D. [14465
): July: 10,7913; 2 ee Iuly 12,
1918; EH 3815145; Reeder & Walsh,
London.
Two PRUNES GOT STEWED; words by
Chet Theobald, music by Paul Eu-
gene. [14466
© June 26, 1913; 2c June 27,
1913; E 314733; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
Two ROSES; words and music by F. E.
Hern. [14467
© June 380; 1913; 2 ec. July 2,
1913; E 314852; Frank E. Hern,
Huntington, W. Va.
U. S. A. (THE) PROGRESSIVE MARCH;
by J. Owen Long; piano or cabinet
organ. [14468
une 24, 1913: 2 «. July 1,
1918; E 318296; D. W. Crist, Moul-
trie, O.
Urtima (L’) srra...;. versi di
Ferdinando Russo, musica di Wal-
ter Borg; canto e piano. [14469
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20,
1913; E 312484; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
UNDER A SUMMER MOON; words by R. C.
Landers, music by Arthur A. Penn.
San Francisco. Arthur Penn.
[14470
© July 1, 1913; 2¢ July 3, 1913;
E 318326; R. C. Landers, Bakers-
field, Cal.
See
879
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14471
pt. 111,n.s.,v.8 |@
Unper His care; words by F. R. Hav-
ergal, music by G. S. Schuler.
[14471
©) VAue. +1 1STSs 2” e. suby 1,
1913; E 3815209; George S. Schuler,
Chicago.
UNDER THE BEAUTIFUL MOON; words
and music by G. L. Dearing, arr. by
Chas. L. Johnson. [14472
© July’ 10; 1913s 2e “July 15,
1913; E 815192; G. L. Dearing, Lin-
coln, Neb.
UNDER THE STARS (Unter dem
sternen); march by O. Weiss; pi-
ano solo. [14473
© July 22/1913 ;) 2 re. | duly. 23,
1913; E 316588; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
UNFORGOTTEN (AN) JUNE; words by
M. T. Greene, music by Herbert Hall.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14474
© June. 24, 1998; 24%¢e. “July “Ss;
1913; HE 3815104; Marc T. Greene,
Providence, R. I.
UNITED STATES; march song words by
J. N. Sheldon, music by Edward
Bates. New York. John T. Hall
music pub. co. [14475
© July 1,.1913; 2 e. July 2, 1918;
E 314809; Jecsie Nilsson Sheldon,
Washington.
UNIVERSAL FREEDOM; (Mein Feld die
Welt); march, by H. L. Blanken-
burg, arr. by M. L. Lake. [14476
© June 18, 1913; 2 c June 25,
1913; E 314749; Carl Fischer, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on or-
chestra arrangement. ]
UNIVERSAL WALTZES; by Edmund Bra-
ham; piano. [14477
© May 27, 1913; 2 ec. June 20,
1918; E 312397; Frank Harding,
New York.
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT SONG BOOK;
comp. and ed. by H. R. Dane and
K. H. Owens. [9], 119 p._ front.
4to, JS1:25. [14478
© June.12,: 1918;.2 ec... June. 19,
1913; A 3850186; Hinds,
Hldredge, New York.
UNSER STEUERMANN: marsch von Mar-
tin Schroder ftir klavier 2 hindig.
[14479
© May 30, 1918; 2 e«. July 16,
1918; E 3816412; Georg Bratfisch,
Frankfurt-Oder, Germany.
UNTER DEM HELME, UNTER DEM SCHILD.
See Aulin (Tor); Drei lieder.
Noble & |
UNTIL YOU CAME TO ME; words by Hd.
Teschemacher, music by Wolseley ,
Charles; no. 1 in F and no. 2 in A |
flat. [14480
© July 15, 1913; 2 ec duly aes ||
1913; E 316500;. Ascherberg, Hop- |
wood & Crew, Itd., London. |
UNTO YOUR HEART. See Songs of life
and love. :
UNTRUE (AN) LOVE; words by Mrs. —
F. Schmid, music by Franz Hoff-
man. Washington, H, Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [14481
© June 6, 19138; 2 « dune s2s:
1918; E 314472; Mrs. Fred Schmid,
Marlin, Tex.
Up CAME JOHNNIE WITH HIS ICE-CREAM
CAN; words by A. J. Mills, music by
Bennett Scott. [14482
© June 27, 1913; 2c July ide
E 316322; Star music pub. co., ltd.,
London,
UPWARD STILL UPWARD; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Grant Colfax Tul-
lar. [14483
© Apr. 18, 1913: 2)ee ay 26,
1913; E 315297; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York.
Utmost (THE) FOR THE HIGHEST;
words anon., nusie by Theo. EH. Per-
kins. [14484
© July 7, 1913; 2 ec. July 9, 1913;
E 318383; John R. Clements, Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
V’LA LES BOUTONS; chansonnette, pa-
roles de Jost, musique de J. Val-
verde. (Répertoire espagnol mod-
erne, no. 3183.) [14485
© Nov. 5, 1912; 2 ce. Jan. 17, 1913;
E 312558; Ildefonso Alier, Paris.
VALSE. See Seasons (The).
VALSE ARABESQUE; by August NO6lck,
op. 180; piano. [14486
© July 14, 1913: 2c) wigs,
19138; E 316380; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
VALSE BRUNE; by Georges Krier, arr.
by Frank Winterbottom; military
band with conductor. (In The or-
pheus military band edition, no. 128.)
[14487
© July 22, 1918: 2 Ge uly ei
1918; E 316548; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London.
880
no. 7, 1918
VALSE CAPRICE; by Hans Ailbout, op.
321; piano. [14488
© July 14, 1913; 2 ec. July 14,
1918; E 316881: Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
von Franz Hichberg-Werneck, op.
17, no. 1, ftir pianoforte. [14489
© June 21, 1913; 2 c. July 5,
19138: E 312591; Wm. A. Kaun music
co., Milwaukee.
VALSE DE CONCERT; by F. R. Hoertz;
piano. [14490
7 guly 11, 1913; 2 ¢«. July 11,
1918; E 318500; Florence Ross
Hoertz, Grand Rapids, Mich.
VALSE ELEGANTE: von Carl] Hirn, op.
6, ftir klavier. [14491
© May 21, 1913; 2 « July 16,
1918; BE 3164388: Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
VALSE IN A MINOR.
See Chopin (F.
F.)
VALSE IN Re Fiat. See Chopin (F.
F.)
VALSE LENTE: par Harold Carson;
piano. [14492
© Joly 21, 1913: 2 c. July 23,
19138; E 316598: Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
VALSE MAUVE; transcription by J.
Bodewalt Lampe; piano. [14493
© July 14, 1918: 2 @ July 15,
1913: E 315174: Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. &
VALSE ROSES: by Will B. Morrison:
piano. [14494
eS waly 26, 1913: 2c. July 24,
19138; E 315278; Warner C. Wil-
liams, Indianapolis.
VALSETTE; par Walter Imboden, op.
12; piano. (Moments musicaux, no.
2.) [14495
© July 22, 1913: 2 ¢« July 23,
1913: E 316618: G. Ricordi & ©co..
Milan.
VALZER; by A. Maggio; piano. Nos.
9-18. [14496
© 1c. July 14, 1913; E 318510;
Antonio Maggio. New Orleans.
VALZER SOPRA MOTIVI DELL’ OPERETTA
IL CAVALIERE DELLA LUNA; musica di
C. M. Ziehrer fiir pianoforte solo.
[14497
© Mar. 31, 1913; 2 c. July 16,
1913; E 316457: C. Schmid] & co.,
Liepzig.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14505
VARIACE KARAKTERISTICKE (Variations
caracteristiques); na thema Geské
lidové pisné z domaZlicka, pro piano
slozil Jindrich Jindrich. SeSit 11.
Heft. [14498
© Apr. 1, 1918; 2 ce. July 16. 1913;
EK 316466; Fr. A. Urbanek, Prague.
VARIATIONS SERIEUSES. See Mendels-
shon-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
VARIATIONS SUR UN THEME POPULAIRE
ALLEMAND: par J. Herscher; piano.
[14499
© May 15, 1918; 2 ec. July 21,
1913: E 316551; E. Demets, Paris.
VATERLAND (Das); ged. von Ludwig
Finckls, musik von Max Schillings,
op. 29, fiir miinnerchor; partitur
und stimmen. (Zwei patrriotische
gesiinge, no. 1.) [14500
© May 30, 1913; 2 ec. June 10,
1918: E 816014; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
See Mozart (W. A.)
VELENO DOCE; versi di Ernesto Murolo.
musica di Rodolfo Falvo; canto e
piano. [14501
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ce. June 20, 1913;
E 312411; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
VEDRAI, CARINO.
VELOCITY AND FINGER EQUALITY; a prac-
tical course of progressive studies,
arr. by Otto Thiimer, for piano.
Book 1 and 2. (Schmidt’s educa-
tional series, no. 112 A & B.)
[14502, 145038
© July 26, 1913; 2 c. each July 28,
1913: E 316667, 316668; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston.
VEN DE ROBINS BLOOM AGAIN; words
and music by Gussie Williamson
Blagborne. [14504
Oh Wiky ty 19137"2:6 July 2
1913: E 318502; J. Edward Blag-
borne, Chicago.
VENDETTA, OH LA VENDETTA. See Mo-
zart (W. A.)
VENETIAN BARCAROLLE; by Théodore
Lack, ed. and fingered by Maurits
Leefson; piano. (Selected teaching
compositions, series 2, no. 777.)
[14505
© July 10, 1918; 2 c. July 15,
1913: E 312652; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on revision. fingering and annota-
tions. ]
VENETIAN GONDOLA SONG, NO. 1, 3. See
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
881
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14506
pt. I11, nD. s., v. 8
VENEZIA; valzer brillante musica di
G. de Gregorio; piano. {14506
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 e. June 20,
1913; E 312445; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Otello; fantasia di
G. Verdi, aggiustamento di Carlo Th.
Grohmann; orchestra con violino 1°
e direction, arpa ad lib. Parti stac-
cate. 4to. [14507
iO dune 2, 1913-2 ¢. dune 23,
1918; E 316260; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. [Copyright is claimed on
fantasia for orchestra. ]
VERITABLES PRELUDES FLASQUIES, pour
un chien, par Erik Satie; piano.
Contents: — Sévére réprimande. —
Seul 4 la maison.—On joue. [14508
( Mar 1) 19ls = Ae Anh ol,
1913; EK 316552; EH. Demets, Paris.
VERONA WALTZES; by I. E. Walton; pf.
[14509
©1e July 8, 1918; E 314896;
Irwin Elroy Wa!ton, Bantry, N. D.
VERTIGE (LE); étude de concert par
Emil Sauer pour piano. No. 22.
[14510
© May 26, 1918; 2 c. June 14,
1913; E 316054; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
VEVITECE ’A COPPA; versi di Rocco Gal-
dieri (Rambaldo), musica di P. E.
Fonzo; canto e piano. [14511
© Dee ' 1912" Bc. June’ 20,
1918; E 312483: Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wabren-Leipzig.
VICENZELLA ; canzone populare versi e
musica di G. B. de Curtis; canto e
piano. [14512
© Dee. 1, 1912; 2 ¢ June 20;
1913; H 312482; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
VicTor’s (THE) RETURN FROM THE
DEEP ; words by Arthur H. Gates and
Forest D. Pfeiffer, music by Will
Held. [14513
©) July U1 W918: )S Gaanie. Jo.
19138; E 318503; Gates & Pfeiffer,
Corry, Pa.
Victory ; words by M. Edwin Johnson,
music by Albert Merritt Ewert.
(14514
© July 3, 1913; 2 ¢. July 1, 1913;
EK 318293; A. M. Ewert, Pawnee, Ill.
VIENE A PPARLA’CU MAMMA’ E PAPA’;
versi e musica di G. B. de Curtis;
canto e piano. [14515
©, Dec. 1, 1912:°2 c« June 20,
1913; E 312469; Polyphon musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
|
VIEUX (LE) MOULIN; mélodie, poésie
de André Alexandre, musique de
Félix Fourdrain; mezzo-soprano ou
baryton. [14516
© June 27, 19138; 2 c Jue 2s,
1913; E 316264; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
VIGNETTA; versi di Giosue Carducci,
musica di Enrico Morpurgo; mezzo-
soprano o baritono. (Melodie per
canto e pianoforte, no. 6.) [14517
© June 27; 1913; 2"e@ ames.
1913; E. 316257; G. Ricorde eo,
Milan.
VILANELLA; by S. Moniuszka, edited
and revised by Alex ‘Roloff, for
young players. (Russian, a collec-
tion of piano pieces, book 2, edn. no.
6235B.) [14518
© July 4, 1918; 2¢. July 14, 1913;
EK 316399; Augener, Itd., London.
[Copyright is claimed on arrange-
ment. |
VILLAGE SONG; unison song with ad.
lib. 224 part, words by John Milton,
music by John EK. Borland. 4to.
(Curwen’s edition, no. 71380.)
[14519
© July 14, 1918-2 eeu
1913; E 316856; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
VIOLETS AND you; words by J. C.
Hames, music by Carl Bender,
Washington, Marks-Goldsmith ©co.,
ine. [14520
© June 30; 1913; 2>e) sures,
1913; E 314928; Joseph C. Hames,
Fredonia, Wis.
VIOLETAS DE ESPANA (Violettes d’Es-
pagne); valse par Hector Mégy;
piano. i
© May 15, 1913; 2)es)daiyee!,
1913; E 316576; F. D. Marehetti,
Paris.
VINT’ ANNE! ... versi di Libero Bo-
vio, musica di Walter Borg; canto
e piano. [14522
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. June 20,
1913; E 312486; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
VIRGINIA; march by Luigi Tutela;
piano. [14523
© June 30, 1913; 2) c. July, 2,
1913; E 316271; Behrend music pub.
co., Newark, N. J.
bert Candiolo; orchestre avee piano-
conducteur. [14524
© May 15, 1913; 2 ¢. July 21,
1918; E 316577; F. D. Marchetti,
Paris.
882
ouverture dramatique par Hum-
[14521
> ko SS = -
no. 7, 1913
VIRGINIA—Continued.
—two-step by OClothilde; piano.
(Collection of dance music no. 7.)
[14525
© June 18, 1913; 2.¢. July 2, 1913;
E 312582: B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
See also When it’s springtime in
Virginia.
ViTA (LA) E BREVE; canzonetta, versi
di R. Ferraro Correra, musica di
Emanuele Nutile; canto e piano.
[14526 -
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c June 20.
1913; E 3812488; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g. Wahren-Leipzig.
VivA LA MANCHA: Sseguidillas par J.
Valverde et J. Serrano; piano 6 2
mains. (Répertoire espagnol mod-
erne, no. 3165.) [14527
m Woy. 5, 1912; 2.¢.. Jan. 7,
1913 ;
Paris.
E 312557; LTldefonso Alier,
Vive A JAMAES PARIS; valse, paroles
et musique de Albert Larrieu.
[14528
1} May 80 1913; 2 c. July 21,
1913; E 316559; Louis Jacquot,
Paris.
VIVE LE ROI: marschlied aus der oper-
ette Der zigeunerprimas, text von
Julius Wilhelm u. Fritz Grunbaum,
musik von Emmerich Kalman.
[14529
reece 12, 1912; 2 .c.. July 16,
1913; E 316485; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
VOCALISES; [a vocal instruction book}
by G. A. Grant-Schaefer. S8vo.
[14530
© July 16, 1913; 2 c. July 19,
1913; E 316622; G. <A. Grant-
Shaefer, Evanston. [Il.
VOGLIO VENI’ CU TTE! versi e musica, di
G. B. de Curtis; canto e piano.
[14531
© Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c June 20,
1918; E 312478; Polyphon-musik-
werke, a. g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
Vol CHE SAPETE. See Mozart (W. A.)
_ Voice (THE) OF MY HEART IS CALL-
ING; words by Mrs. H. Volbert, mu-
sic by Jean Buckley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14532
© June 6. 1913; 2 c. June 23,
1913; E 3814480: Mrs. H. Volbert,
Union Hill, N. J.
—— SS ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
f 14539
Yom RHEIN DER WEIN: lied von H.
. Brandt, arr. fiir klavier. ‘Tasten-
schrift no. 508. obl. Svo. [14533
© Dec. 30, 1912; 2 « July 16,
1915; E 316451; Musik-verlag Eu-
phonie, Berlin-Friedenau.
Von KATZEN. See Mattiesen (Emil) ;
Zwoilf gedichte.
VoTRE AMOUR; @’ aprés la célébre
valse Love me, and the world is
mine, poésie de Charles Quinel,
musique de Ernest R. Ball. [14534
© May 30, 1913; 2 e. July 21,
1913; E 816554; Max Eschig, Paris.
[Copyright is claimed on French
adaptation. }
VYSEHRADSKA SKALA: Jedna novo-
prazsk&i od Karel Hasler, sloZil
Rud. VaSata, pro zpév a klavir.
[14535
© Oct. 18, 1912; 2c. July 16,
1918; E 316468; Mojmir Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
WAFFENSCHMIED (DER); oper von Al-
bert Lortzing, herausgegeben von
Bogumil Zepler, fiir klavier mit
uberlegtem text. (Musik fiir alle,
IX. jahrgang, no. 105.) [145386
© May 31, 1913; 2 c. June 111,
1918; E 316036; Ullistein & co.,
Berlin.
WAGNER (RICHARD) Faust (A) over-
ture; by R. Wagner, arr. by Dan
Godfrey; military band. (Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 399.)
[14537
© June 7, 1913; 2 e. June 9,
1913; E 312324; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
—— Tannhiuser; einzug dergiiste auf
Wartburg, marsch und _= chorus,
musik von R. Wagner. bearbeitel
von Paul Korke fiir harmonium und
pianoforte. [14538
© Mar. 6, 1913; 2 ¢. July 16,
1913; E 316418; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
WAITING FOR THE RopertT E. LEE;
quick march, arr. by J. Ord Hume;
military band. London. Boosey &
co. 4to. (Boosey’s march journal,
no. 256.) [14539
© June 14, 1913; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 316164; Francis, Day &
Hunter. London. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement. ]
883
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14540 ©
pt. 1, n.s., v. 8
WAKING (THE) OF THE LARK; words
by Eric McKay, music by EH. Ogilvie
Reid. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [14540
;(Fune 24,6 19188 2). -e.. July. 8,
1918; EH 315102; Elizabeth O. Reid,
Edmonton, Canada.
WALNUT (THE) TREE; old English
dance by E. W. Diver, arr. by
Adolf Lotter; piano solo. [14541
© June 20, 1918; 2 c. June 21,
1913; E 316173; Hawkes & son,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. |
WALtTz IN A FLAT. See Chopin (F. F.)
WALTz SONG; words and music by L.
Wells. [14542
©: Julep 14, d9186 2c. dla,
1913; E 318579; Lucia Wells, Lock-
port, N. Y.
WALTZ WITH ME; words and music by
H. Sargent. [14543
© 1e July 7, 19138; E 318375;
Henry Sargent, Salem, Mass.
WANDERER (THE); words by Juliet C.
Deane, music by Jean Buckley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14544
@© June 24. 1918: 12. ¢ .sulby: 8,
1918; E 315042; J. C. Deane, Ilkley,
England.
WANDERLIED (Wanderer’s song); ged.
von Otto Riidel, English version by
Mrs. Bertram Shapleigh, musik von
Eduard Behm, op. 46, bearb. von
F. H. Schneider fiir gemischten chor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [14545
© June 14,1913: 2 c. July 2, 1913:
H 312584; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin. ;
zweistimmigen schiilerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [14546
©: June 12, 1918; 2 @ July 2,
1913; E 312585; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
WAS IST DES DEUTSCHEN VATERLAND;
von G. Reichardt, neu bearbeitel von
Carl L. Heidenreich, fiir piano.
[14547
© May 27, 1918; 2 c. June 14,
1913; E 316055; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
WatcH (THE) ON THE RHINE (Die
wacht am Rhine) ; air varie arr. by
Albert Franz; violin and piano.
©) July 12; 1913;)2 .e; July 12,
1913; E 315138; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. ]
[14548 |
WATCH YOUR STEP; march and two
step by C. B. Brown, arr. by E. De
Lamater ; orch. with piano ace. 4to.
[14549 ©
© ‘July: 14, 1918; 2 edule 10;
1918; E 3815114; Chas. B. Brown,
Chicago.
WAY DOWN IN FLORIDA: words by Mat-
tie Keefe Sutton, music by Franz
Hoffman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. ’ [14550
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 315086; Mrs. J. W. Sutton, Mul-
berry, Fla.
Way (THE) THE LIFE; song, words by
Clifton Bingham, music by Teresa
Del Riego, with organ or harmonium
ace. ad lib. No. 1in C. No. 3 in F.
[14551, 14552
© July 7, 1918; 2 c. each July 28,
19138; E 316649, 316450; Hnoch &
sons, London.
= = NGi 2 ane [14553
© July 7, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
E 312604; Enoch & sons, London.
WE ARE GROWING OLD; words by Mrs.
W. McLean, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [14554
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1918;
E 315059; Mrs. Wm. McLean,
Madrid, Ia.
WE’LL DO OUR SPOONING IN THE GOOD
OLD FASHIONED WAY; words by R. H.
Carter, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14555
© June 24, 1918; 2c. July 8, 1913;
H 315025; R. H. Carter, Weldon, Ill.
WE SHALL BE SATISFIED; words by
Laurence Highfield, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [14556
© July 14, 1913) 26 iui:
1918; E 318569; HE. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
WE SHOULD WORRY; words and music
by C. E. Olson. Hibbing, Minn.,
Northwestern pub. co. [14557
© June 380, 1913; 2 ¢. July 3, 1913;
E 318303; ©. E. Olson, Hibbing,
Minn.
WE SPEND OUR YEARS AS A TALE THAT IS
TOLD; words by Valerta V. McKee,
-musie by Franz Hoffman. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14558
© July 10, 1918; 2 e« July 18,
1913; E 318666; Mrs. J. EH. McKee,
Anadarko, Okla.
884
a ee
ae
ST
no. 7, 1913
‘WEISMANN
WE WILL BUILD A LITTLE COTTAGE;
words by G. H. Beckman, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14559
© June 6, 1918; ce. June 17,
1913; E 318102; Geo. H. Beckman,
Pharr, Tex.
9
WEIHE DER NACHT; ged. von Friedr.
Hebbe!, musik von Heinrich Zdliner,
op. 129, fiir miinnerchor a cappella.
4to. (Drei gedichte no. 1.) [14560
©) June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 16,
1913; E 312858; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig.
(Juxtius) fFiinf lieder;
ged. von Hichendorff, musik von Ju-
lius Weismann, op. 48, fiir gesang
und klavier. Contents:—Der ve-
rirrte Jiiger—Der schalk.—Die
nachtigallen.—Elfe.—Jagdlied.
[14561
foee, ig, 1912-2 ce. July: 16,
1913; E 316460; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, ltd., Cologne, Germany.
WELCOME HOME; words and music by
P. J. Lawrence. Easton, Pa., Law-
rence bros. co. [14562
© June 16, 1913; 2c. July 1, 19138;
E 318301; Phil J. Lawrence, Easton,
Pa,
WEST COUNTRY SONGS; words and mu-
sic by W. Gregory Harris. Con-
tents:—Zummerzet my own.—The
song of the Cornishmen.—Dear old
Devon. [14563
© June 7, 1918; 2 ec. June 20,
1913; E 312406; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
WEsT VIRGINIA; state song, words by
J. McMaster, music by William M.
Clemens. [14564
oo wae 12° 9913: Se July 11,
19138; E 318506; John McMaster,
Wheeling, W. Va.
-WeEstT VIRGINIA SINGER; songs for state
meetings, farmers’ institutes, schools,
and the social circle, by H. E. Engle.
S8yvo. [14565
© May 15, 1913; 2 ec May 20,
1913; A 348126; Henry Evert Engle,
Lloydsville, W. Va.
West (THE) WIND; study in chromatic
passages, by Lita Jarratt; piano.
(5 melodius études no. 5.) [14566
© July 26, 1913; 2 ec. July 238,
1913; E 316679; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14575
WHAT D’YE MEAN YOU LOST YER DOG;
Where's that dog-gone dog-gone dog
of mine, words by Thos. 8. Allen,
music by Joseph M. Daly. [14567
© July 7, 1918; 2 c. July 7, 1918;
E 3188638 ; Daly music publisher, inc.,
Boston.
WHAT DO WE CARE WHAT THE WILD
WAVES SAY? written by A. J. Mills,
composed by Bennett Scott. [14568
© June 20, 1913; 2 c. June 28,
19138; E 316239; Star music pub. co.,
Itd., London.
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT? words
and music by J. Nelson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14569
© July 10, 1918; 2 e«. July 18,
1918; E 318615; Joe Nelson, Bath,
England.
WHAT IS IT THAT CHARMS ME.
Gounod (C. F.)
WHAT MAKES US LOVE EACH OTHER SO?
words by F. Slaughter, music by Al-
bert Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [14570
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
E 314982; Frank Slaughter, St.
Joseph, Mo.
WHAT’S LOVE; words by Fred. E.
Weatherly, music by Wilfred Sand-
erson. No. 1 in F. [14571
i) uly 12) oS: 2 ig. July. ia,
19138; E 316506; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
WHAT’S THE MATTER DID YOU LOSE YOUR
Doc? words and music by Will Lake;
1st violin part with text. [14572
K) 1 c. July 22, 1918; E 315246;
W. H. Lake, Coney Island Sta., New
York.
WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS THINK; words
by F. L. Whitcomb, music by Jack
See
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [145738
@ June 24,:.1913;: 2 ec. Tuly 8,
1913; E 315050; F. Leslie Whitcomb,
Clinton, Mass.
WHEN ALEXANDER’S BAND PLAYED THAT
HARMONY LAND; words and music by
C. M. Eaton. St. Louis. Eaton &
Lynch. [14574
© July 16, 1913; 2 c. July 19,
1913; E 315241; Clarence M. Eaton,
St. Louis.
WueEN I AM WITH You; words and mu-
sic by E. H. Purcell. Chicago.
Schubert co. [14575
© June 23, 1918: 2 c. July 14,
1913; E 318515; E. H. Purcell, Chi-
cago.
885
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14576
pt. 111, -n.-s.; v.8
WuHeEN I AWAKE; words by Fred. G.
Bowles, music by Douglas Grant, in
C. [14576
@) June “23, 1913 “2 “ce. “Iply 3s,
1913; E 316332; A. Hammond & co.,
London.
WHEN I Go HOME; words by Jennie
Ree, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[14577
() July 14, 4913; 2_«. July 16,
1913; E 318570; E. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
WHEN I LOOK INTO THINE EYES (Wenn
ich in deine augen seh’); part song
words by Heinrich Heine, music by
James H. Rogers. No. 1. Women’s
voices. No. 2. Mixed voices. With
English and German words.
[14578, 14579
© July 15, 1913; 2 c. each July
15, 1913; E 315160, 315161; Wm. A.
Pond & co., New York.
WHEN I MEET MOTHER IN DREAMLAND;
words and music by C. A. Burton,
arr. by Jno. 8S. Crowley. [14580
© July 2, 1918; 2 c. July:5,.1913;
E 314890; Chas. A. Burton, Dayton,
Tenn.
WHEN I TAKE MY HONEY ON A HONEY-
MOON; words by Al. Silver and Ger-
tie Lehman music by Dave Dreyer.
[14581
© July 29, 1913; 2 « July 29,
1918; E 315809; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
WHEN I WALK WITH YoU; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by H. Lane
Wilson; in F. [14582
Stity: 10) “T9733 2 6.) Ale 12)
1918; E 315144; Reeder & Walsh,
London.
WHEN I WANT TO SETTLE DOWN; words
by Harold Atteridge, music by Jean
Schwartz. [14583
© July 14, 1918; 2 e. July 15,
1913; E 315183; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
WHEN IT’S SPRINGTIME IN VIRGINIA;
by Ernie Erdman, arr. by Carl F.
Williams; vocal orch. in C with pi-
ano ace. 4to. [14584
© July 7, 1918; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
EK 514918; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement. ]
WHEN IT’S SPRINGTIMI IN VIRGINIA—
Continued.
arr. by W. C. O’Hare. No.
1. Song for trombone. No. 2. Song
for cornet. With band ace. 4to.
[14585, 14586
© July 21, 1913; 2 c. each July 22,
1913; E 315255, 315256; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. |
words by J. Brandon Walsh. mu-
sic by Ernie Erdman. [14587
© June 30, 1913; 2 « July 2;
1913; E 314832; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus.
No. 1. Female voices. No. 2. Mixed
voices. No. 3. Male voices.
[14588-14590
© July 14, 1918; 2 ¢. each July 15,
1913; E 315168-315170; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on new arrangement. ]
WHEN MAMMY’S AWAY; words by
Adam Breede, music by James H.
Rogers. [14591
© June 26, 1913; 2 ec. June 27.
1918; E 314734; G. Schirmer, New
York.
WHEN MY SHIPS COME SAILING HOME;
words by Reginald Stewart, music
by Francis Dorel. [14592
© July 5, 19138; 2 ¢. duly easoies
E 312598; Boosey & co., London.
WHEN THE AUTUMN LEAVES ARE FALL-
Ina; words by W. Pipper jr., music
by Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14593
© June 24, 1918; 2 c. July 8,
1918; E 315084; William Pipper,
East Detroit, Mich.
WHEN THE AUTUMN LEAVES HAVE
‘TURNED TO GOLDEN HUE; words by
M. B. Clark, music by Franz Landes.
New York, John T. Hall music pub.
co. [14594
© July 11, 1918; 2 er Juky 12,
1913; E 315146; Milledge B. Clark,
Dexter, Ga.
WHEN THE FLOWERS BLOOM ; memories
words and music by L. M. Lock-
wood. [14595
© 1c. July 3, 1913; H 318309;
Lulu Maye Lockwood, Boston.
886
¥
4
ht ee aT ae ee ae eT ED Ma De
no. 7, 1913
WHEN THE GLOOMY DAYS OF WINTER,
TURN TO HAPPY DAYS OF SPRING:
words by C. A. Wright, music by
Claude Wellington. Washington,
Marks-Goldsmith eo. ine. [14596
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. July 8,
1913; E 314985; C. A. Wright, Pon-
tiae, Ill.
WHEN THE GREAT ‘TITANIC WENT
Down; words by H. Gimm, music by
Franz Hoffman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14597
© June 6, 19138; 2 c. June 23,
1918; E 314518; Hans Gimm, Bur-
lingame, Kans.
WHEN THE LAURELS ARE IN BLOOM;
words and music by J. E. Duley.
[14598
i umly 26, 1913: 2 ¢. July 28,
19138; E 315290; Julia E. Duley, New
Canaan, Conn.
WHEN THE LITTLE GIRL YOU LOVE QUITS
LOVIN’ you; words by W. A. Poole,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14599
Se wune 24, 1918: 2 c« July 8,
1913; E 315101; W. A. Poole, Mina,
S. D.
WHEN THE NIGHT BE-FALLS ME; words
by J. Dandar, music by Albert Swift.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14600
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec July 8,
1913; E 314975; John Dandar, To-
ledo, O.
WHEN THE ROSES ARE IN BLOOM; words
by E. Kurtz, music by Genevieve
Scott. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [14601
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. July §,
1918; E 314997; Emmalee Kurtz,
Bunceton, Mo.
WHEN THE ROSES BLOOM IN HEAVEN;
words by G. H. Pearson, music by
John F. Ryan. Washington, Hay-
worth music pub. co. [14602
© June 25. 1918; 2 ec. June 26,
1918; E 318355; G. H. Pearson,
Bethel, Conn.
WHEN THE SEEDS WERE SOWN; words
by N. Lentoni, music by John F.
Ryan. Washington, Hayworth mu-
sic pub. co. [14603
© June 25, 1913; 2 c« June 26,
a
1913: E 318354; Nathaniel Lentoni, |
887
New York.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
AN, 14611
WHEN THE SHADOWS FALL; ballad,
words and music by Hamilton Crane.
[14604
© July 2, 1913; 2 ¢. July 11, 1918;
7 wey Song hits ¢co.. Providence,
\.. .
WHEN THE SNOW FLITTERS; words by
M. S. Czolgos, music by Jobn F.
Ryan. Washington, Hayworth mu-
sie pub. co. [14605
© June 25, 1918; 2 c. June 26,
1918; E 3183385: M.
luth, Minn.
S. Czolgos, Du-
WHEN THEY MARCH SIDE BY SIDE, BLUE
AND GRAY; At Gettgsburg, words and
melody by Le Roy Hampton, har-
mony by Carl Hines. [14606
© June 27, 1918; 2 ce July 1,
19138; E 315125; W. Earle Brown
and Le Roy Hampton, Oklahoma
City, Ok).
WHEN WILL MY LOVER COME BACK?
words by Jas. E. Piercey, music by
L. A. Clark. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [14607
© June 24, 1918; 2 ec. July 8,
1918; E 315013; J. E. Piercey, Trin-
ity Bay, New Foundland.
WHEN YOU ARE NEAR; words by G.
Hubi-Newcombe. music by D’Au-
vergne Barnard, in C, E flat and F,
with piano acc. and yiolin ad lib.
[14608
© July 8, 1913; 2c. July 11, 1913:
E 31638387: B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
WHEN YOU MY DARLING ARE MINE;
words by B. Newman, music by
Carlo Alberto. New York, John T.
Hall music pub. co. [14609
© July 2, 1913; 2 c. July 9, 1913;
E 318400: Bella Newman, San Diego.
WHEN YOU PLAYED PA, AND I PLAYED
MA! words by A. H. Amundson, mu-
sic by Charles E. Coleman. Wash-
ington. Hayworth music pub. co.
[14610
© June 25, 1913; 2 c. June 26,
1913: E 318334; Alfred H. Amund-
son, Northwood, Ia.
WHEN YOU'RE FEELING SAD AND LONELY,
JUST TRY THAT GLIDING MUSICAL
sPooN; words and music by W.
White. [14611
© Aug. 31, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 10,
1918; E 316010; Wilfred White,
London.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14612
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT GIRL? words
by Bert Kalmar, music by Harry
Puck. [14612
©)» July .12,..19183) 2. ¢, July 10,
19138; E 3815122; Kalmar and Puck
music co., New York.
WHERE MY CARAVAN HAS RESTED; See
Chappello instrumental solos, no. 20.
WHERE’S THAT DOG-GONE DOG OF MINE.
See What d’ye mean you lost yer
dog.
WHERE THE CHESTNUTS BLOOM ; words
by Edward Teschemacher, music by
Ernest Newton; no. 3 in A, high
voice. [14613
© July 9; 19138;.2 ec. July 10,
19138; E 316846; Gould & co., Lon-
don.
WHERE THE CROSS IS LEADING; words
by Lizzie De Armond and Jennie
Ree, music by B. D. Ackley. [14614
© July 15,. 1918 2 ee dul. 14,
1918; HE 318497; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
WHERE THE DEAR OLD FOLKS ARE LIV-
ING; words by G. Hansen, music by
Vivian Brooks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14615
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
EH) 815073; Geo. Hansen, Sacramento,
Cal.
WHERE THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI WINDS
It’s WAY; words by Arthur E. Ran-
del, music by Burt Wallace. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14616
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
HY 315075; A. HE. Randel, Lead, S. D.
WHERE THE WEEPING WILLOW STANDS;
words by L. Newman, music by
Genevieve Scott. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14617
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1918;
EK 315110; Lillian Newman, York,
Tll.
WHERE THE WHITE ROAD
Songs of the highway.
WHERE THOU GOEST; (Wo du_ hin
gehst); duet, English version by
F. W. Herzberger, music by Herm.
M. Hahn. [14618
© June 21, 19138; 2 c June 26,
1913; E 314745; Antigo publishing
co., Antigo, Wis.
WHILE GAZING AT THE SILV’RY MOON;
words by D. Rawles, music by P. C.
Lockhart. New York, C. L. Partee
music pub. co. [14619
© June 20, 1913; 2 c June 26,
1918; E 314768; David Rawles, Ed-
munds, N. D.
RUNS; See
pt. m1, n. s., v. 8
WHILE THE ORGAN PEALS MENDELS-
SOHN’S WEDDING MARCH; words and
music by L. S. Allison. [14620
© July 11, 1918;)2: ¢ Duly,
1918; E 318468; Laura S. Allison,
Joplin, Mo.
WHISPERS TO SWEETHEART; words by
O. Duree, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14621
© June 24, 1913; 2 ¢. July 8, 1913;
EH 314980; Oleva Duree, Dimmitt,
Tex.
WHO CALLS; song from Hndymion’s
dream, words by C. R. B. Barrett,
musie by S. Coleridge-Taylor.
[14622
© July 9, 1913; 2 ¢. July 10, 19138;
EK 812629; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Wuy I Love; words by G. H. Dickson,
music by N. L. Ridderhof. (Jn Pa-
cific coast musician, v. 2, no. 7.)
[14623
© July 8, 1918; 2 ec. July 14, 1913;
) 318476; Grace H. Dickson, Los
Angeles.
WuHy PICK ON ME; words and music
by Will Lake; 1st violin part with
text. [14624
©1c July 22, 1918; BH 315245;
W. H. Lake, Coney Island Sta.,
dE Ge
WipMuUNG; ged von Walter Heymann,
musik von Paul Scheinpflug, op. 18,
fiir mittlere oder hohe stimme.
(Sechs gesiinge, no. 6.) [14625
© Oct. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 19138;
E 303223; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
Wipow (THE) MALONE; words by
Charles Lever, music by Arthur W.
Marchant. 1. Women’s voices. 2.
Men’s voices. (Octavo series, nos.
554, 3885.) [14626, 14627
© July 26, 1913; 2 c. each July 28,
1918; E 316662, 316680; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston.
WIEGENLIED (Cradle-song); von Carl
Hirn, op. 7, fiir klavier. [14628
© May 21, 1918; 2 ¢@ wuly au,
1918; E 3816437; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
WIENERWURST (THE) GLIDE; words
and music by Collin Davis. [14629
© July 14, 1918%. 2er Tully 16,
. 1918; FE 8151638; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
888
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1913
14647
WIGGLE-waGce; ragtime waltz by Geo. | Won’r you Br My GIRLIE? words and
W. Meyer; piano. [146380
© July 11, 1913; 2 ¢. July 9, 19138;
BE 318403; Geo. W. Meyer music co.,
New York.
WIGWAM (A) REALLY WOULDN’T DO, IT
HAD TO BE A BUNGALOO; words by C.
Shatz, music by Franz Hoffman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14631
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
FB 314961; Mrs. Clara Shatz, Hemet,
Cal.
WILD ROSES; morceau de salon, by
Douglas Shannon; piano. Foreign
fingering. [14632
© June 13, 1913; 2 c. July 31,
1918; E 312795; George Stephenson
Oldham, Accrington, England.
WILKIE BArRD’s SONGS; popular selec-
tion, selected and arr. by J. Ord
Hume; band. 4to. (Boosey’s brass
band journal, no. 537.) [14633
© June 7, 1913; 2c. June 10, 1913;
E 316019; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. [Copyright is claimed on
arrangement. ]
WILL YOUR MAMMA TOO GO THERE?
words and music by E. J. Rounds.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14634
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. July 8, 1913;
E 315072; Edna J. Rounds, South
Rock Island, Ill.
WILSON’s FAVORITE RAG; by O. L. Stock
jr.; piano. [14635
© July 11, 1918; 2 ec. July 19,
1918; E 315235; Otto L. Stock, jr.,
Pine Island, Minn.
WILSON’S INAUGURATION MARCH; by
Venora Hamilton Fisher; piano.
Washington, H, Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14636
© June 24, 1913; 2c. July 8, 1913;
E 315016; Mrs. V. N. Fisher, Chick-
asha, Okla.
WINTER, FAREWELL.
(Frederic)
WITH OUR BANNER WAVING; words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [14637
© July 15, 1913; 2 ec. July 14,
1913; E 318498; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
WITH YOUR LITTLE GIRL; words and
music by Jack Schuesler. [14638
© June 1, 1913; 2c. July 12, 1913;
EB 315155; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati.
See Lillebridge
i
music by O. M. Heinzman. [14639
© July 21, 1918; 2 ¢. July 15,
1913; EB 315188 : Otto M. Heinzman,
New York.
WON’T YOU LET ME CALL YOU DEARIE?
words and musie by A. J. Griffith.
New York, John T. Hall music pub.
co. [14640
© July 7, 1913; 2c. July 9, 19138;
E 318387; A. J. Griffith, Jefferson
Line, Pa.
WON’T YOU LET ME CALL YOU SWEET-
HEART AND REALLY WON’T YOU BE?
words and music by R. V. Randolph,
arr. by J. B. Reed. [14641
© 1c. July 14, 1913; B 318511;
Richard V. Randolph, Seattle.
WooDLAND MURMERS (Murmures des
bois); by Henry Weyts, op. 601;
piano, [14642
© July 14, 1918; 2 « July 14,
1913; E 316882; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
WOOING WOMAN; words by J. A.
Phelps, music by Fred E. Mierisch,
New York, Fred E. Mierisch.
[14643
© May 29, 1913; 2 c. June 27,
1913; E 314742; Mrs. Jessie A.
Phelps, Denver.
Worp (A) AND A SMILE; words by
Florence Hadley, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [14644
© July 14, 1918; 2 c July 16,
1913; E 318571; BE. O. Excell, Chi-
cago.
WorRDSWORTH (MRS.) DANCE ALBUM;
composed and arranged by Clo-
thilde; piano. nos. 1-9. [14645
© June 18, 1918; 2c. July 2, 1913;
E 3812576; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
Wortp (THE) oF JUNE; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by
Gladys Farrow; in HE. [14646
© July 21, 1913; 2 c. July 23,
19183; E 316599; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London.
WRITE ME A LETTER FROM HOME; words
by M. Pearl McKee, music by Jack
Stanley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [14647
© June 24, 19138; 2 ¢. July 8,
1913; BH 315033 ; Margaret M. Denny,
Kankakee, Ill.
889
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14648
pt. II, n.'s., v.8
YE GODS AND LITTLE FISHES! two-step
eaprice by C. Blakesley Yearsley ;
military band. London, Boosey &
co. (In Boosey & co.’s supplemental
journal, no. 113.) [14648
© June 7, 1913; 2 c« June 10,
1913; E 3816022; Collard Moutrie &
co.. London. [Copyright is claimed
on arrangement. }
YE HOLY ANGELS BRIGHT: words by
Baxter, music by Charles Villiers
Stanford, op. 135; unaccompanied
mixed chorus & parts. 4to. (Three
motels, no. 1.) [14649
© July 14, 1918; 2 ¢« Inly 16,
1913; E 316492: Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
YE SHALL GO OUT WITH Joy: full an-
them for harvest, composed by Oli-
ver King. (Novello’s octavo an-
thems, no. 1036.) [14650
© July 30, 1918: 2 ¢. July 31,
1913; E 812803: Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
You; words and music by A. C. Wood-
ruff. Storm Lake, Ia., oa.
Krause. [14651
© gully 49, 4913 > .2 .c.July 22,
19138; E 315273; A. C. Woedruff,
Storm Lake, Ia.
You AND I; sacred song words and mu-
sic by B. M. McWilliams. [14652
© July it; 1918 + Duce Suly -A7,
1918; E 3815212; Benjamin Minis
McWilliams, Irwin. Pa.
YOU ARE MY OWN LITTLE SWEETHEART;
words by Mrs. J. L. Allen, music by
Burt Wallace. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14653
© June 24, 1913; 2 c. July 8,
1913; E 314998; Mrs. J. L. Allen,
New Underwood. S. D.
YOU ARE THE SWEETEST LITTLE DUCKY;
words and music by Otilla A. Trie-
bel. [14654
© July a7, 1918; 2 c July 10,
1913; E 315222; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
You, JUST you: waltz on the cele-
brated song by Jack Thompson, arr.
by Gustave Colin: orchestra with
piano-conductor. 4to. [14655
© July 7. 1913; 2 « July 8, 1913;
EK 312605: Enoch & sons. London.
YOU’LL FALL FOR SOMEONE; words by
Howard Rogers, music by Fred
Meade. ~ [14656
© July 16, 1918; 2 e. July 17,
1918; E 315211; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
You MAY COME AND YOU MAY GO, BUT
THERE’S ONLY ONE FOR ME; words by
J. W. Kramer, music by Albert
Swift. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [14657
© June 24, 1913; 2 «@ July 8,
1913; E 3814969; John W. Kramer,
St. Louis.
You MUST ALWAYS TELL YOUR TROU-
BLES TO JUDGE DUFFY; words by P.
Pement, music by Jack Stanley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14658
©) June .24, 1913; 2 .c) dilip as,
19138; E 315098; Philemon Pement,
Chicago.
YOU’RE MY QUEEN OF THE SOUTH SEA
ISLES; words by W. Budd, music by
Vivian Brooks. [14659
© June 24, 19138; 2 ec. July 8,
1913; E 314989; Wm. Budd, Sol-
vang, Cal.
YOu’RE THE ONLY GIRL J EVER HAD;
words by Paul Bardon, music by
G. Buehl. [14660
© Apr. 8, 1918; 2° elie ne
1918; E 314747; Gus Buehl, Brook-
lyn.
YOU'VE BEEN A GRAND OLD GIRL TO ME;
words and music by P. H. Prescia.
. [14661
© 1c July 7, Wis; HW Sia:
Peter H. Prescia, Chicago.
YOu WENT AWAY; by Charley Straight
arr. by C. F. Williams; voeal orch.
in B flat, with piano ace. 4to.
[14662
© June 30, 1913; 2 c. June 2,
19138; E 3814823; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. [Copyright
claimed on new arrangement. |
is
You were ALL [I HAD; words and
music by W. R. Williams. [14663
© June 30, 1918; 2 ec. \@ume 127,
1918; EK 314769; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago.
YoU WILL FORGET; words by F. White,
music by Jack Stanley. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [14664
© June 6, 1913; 2 ec. June 23,
1918; E 3814500; Florence White,
Medford, Mass.
890
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14678
no. 7, 1913
YouR AUTO WON’T MOVE, IF ay
PLEASE; words by Mrs.
Johnston, music by Reginald Cun-
ningham. Washington, Marks-
Goldsmith co. ine. [14665
© June 30, 1918; 2 « July 8,
1913; E 314931; Mrs. J. Hill Johns-
ton, Blairsville, Pa.
YOUR FLIRTY EYES OF BLUE; words by
D. Berry, music by Genevieve Scott.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[14666
=euune 6, 1913; 2 c June 17,
19138; E 318122; Dick Berry, How-
ard, O.
YouR LOVE IS GIVEN TO ANOTHER;
words by V. A. Schoonover, music
by Jack Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [14667
© June 24, 1913; 2 c« July 8,
1918; E 314988; V. A. Schoonover,
Ortley, Or.
YouR MISSION ; words by Mrs. Ellen H.
Gates, music by M. 8%. Decker.
[14668
Aus. 23, 1912: 2 « July 29,
1912; E 3153138; Mahlon S. Decker,
Cobleskill, N. Y.
Your SAviok IS CALLING; words by
Chas. Reign Scoville, music by Car-
rol E. Marty, har. by Thoro Harris.
[14669
iy suly-o, 1913; 2 c. July 3, 1913;
E 318321; Charles Reign Scoville,
Chicago.
Yr ALLTUD (The exile); geiriau ala-
won cymreig wedi eu trefnu i leisiau
mean {t TT. B. B:)' gan D.C.
Williams. Svo. [14670
ieduly 2, 1913: 2 ¢. July. 17,
1913; E 312673; D. Christmas Wil-
liams, Wales, Gt. Britain.
YucaTanco; by Walter L. Slater; pi-
ano. [14671
7 suiy 14 199s: '2 ¢. July '15,
1913; E 315173; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
J.) HM |
ZINGARA (LA); by R. Thoma, ed. and
fingered by Maurits Leefson; piano.
(Selected teaching compositions, se-
ries 2, no. 787.) [14672
© July 10, 1913; 2 ec. July 15,
1913; E 312665; J. H. Faunce co.,
Philadelphia. [Copyright is claimed
oh revision, fingering and annota-
tions. ]
ZU PFERD, ZU PFERD; ged. von Friedr.
Hebbel, musik von Heinrich Z6ilner,
op. 129, fiir miinnerchor a capella.
Part u. stimmen. 4to. (Drei ge-
dichte, no. 3.) {14673
© June 4, 1913; 2 c. June 16,1913;
E 312359; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
ZULEIKA; Eastern dance by John C.
Holliday ; pf. [14674
© July 19, 1913; 2 ec July 21,
1913; E 316524: G. Schirmer, New
York.
ZWEI SKIZZEN. See Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy (J. L. F.)
ZWEIT= SONATE IN B MOLL; von Sigfrid
Karg-Elert, op. 46 fiir harmonium.
Contents.—Hnharmonische fantasie
und doppelfuge.—Canzone. [14675
© June 12, 1918; 2 ec. June 23,
1913; E 312510; Carl Simon, Berlin.
2eme auBADE (22 mattinata); paroles
italiennes de Francesco Cimmino,
version francaise de H. de Curzon,
musique de F. Paolo Tosti. [14676
© July 22, 1918; 2 ce. July 23,
1913; E 316619; G Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
1911 OUVERTURE EROTICA; di Camillo De
Nardis, riduzione di Luigi Santori,
per banda. [14677
© June 27, 1913; 2 c. July 9,
1913: E 316329; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
1913°" (DER) MARSCH; worte von
Ciisar Flaischlen, musik von Hein-
rich Althaus, fiir piano mit text des
Bundesliedes im trio. [14678
© Feb. 21, 1913; 2 ec. Mar. 13,
1913: E 316009; Badenia-verlag,
Munich.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 19138:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 34 unpublished ) rg.
Class E, Musical compositions (including 816 unpublished)
891
— Senge eg
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH
4, 1909.
[14678
ANGELS BRING TO US GREAT JOY; Christ-
mas anthem by C. A. White; mixed
voices. [1
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re.
newal no. 4402, July 28, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Oct. 20, 1899, no. 68032.
ASPERGES ME; sacred quartet, Latin
and English words, music by C. P.
Morrison; in ©; chorus and sop.
solo organ ace. Rey. ed. [2
© by Mary A. Morrison, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 43877, July
23, 1918. Original entry, Sept. 19,
1885, no. 19807.
BoBoLINK; words by Maggie Sullivan
Burke, music by John W. Bischoff;
soprano. [3
© by Elsie Bond Bischoff, %
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4866, July 21,
19138. Original entry. Aug. 12, 1885, |
no. 17105.
CAROL THE GOOD TIDINGS; Christmas
carol by E. H. Bailey. [4
© by Eben H. Bailey, % White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4881, July 23, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, Nov. 27, 1885, no. 24921.
CRIMSON GLOW OF SUNSET FADES; bar-
carolle, words by Mattie Winfield
Torrey, music by F. W. Root; two
voices, with acc. for four hands. [5
© by Frederick W. Root. Chicago.
as the author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 43855, July 16,
1913. Renewal entry, Jan. 30, 1899,
no. 9188.
GoD IS LOVE; quartette by C. A. White;
mixed voices. [6
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4379, July 23,1913. Origi-
nal entry, Dec. 21. 1885, no. 27028.
893
HE TOLD ME SO; words by Emily T.
Charles, music by John W. Bischoff;
in BH, (7
© by Elsie Bond Bischoff, %
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia, as _
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4367, July
21, 1913. Original entry, Aug. 29,
1885, no. 18394.
I HEAR THY SWEET VOICE CALLING; song
and chorus by C. A. White. [8
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4899, July 28, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Sept. 11, 1899, no. 58157.
LOVE’S EVER AT LOVE’S SIDE; by K. R.
Sheets. [9
© by Katie Randolph Sheets,
Washington, as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4408, Aug. 4, 1918. Original entry,
July 17, 1913, no. 16366.
LOVE’S ILLUSION; words by Emily F.
Charles, music by John W. Bischoff.
[10
© by Elsie Bond Bischoff, % Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia, as widow
of the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4865, July 21,
1918. Original entry, July 27, 1885,
no. 16216,
MiKapo; selections from the opera by
Gilbert and Sullivan, arr. by Geo.
Wiegand. 1. Galop. 2. Waltz. 3.
March. [11
© by Harriet Wiegand, Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y.,as widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4361-4363, July 18, 1913. Original
entry, Juiy 22, 1885, nos. 15771, 15772,
15774.
My LITTLE PUSSY cAT; song for chil-
dren by Harry Birch [pseud. of C.
A. White]. (The children’s favor-
ite). [12
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4398, July 28, 1918. Re-
newnl entry, Sept. 11, 1899, no. 58158.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14678 (18)
pt. ITI, n.s.,v.8
NEVER SAY GOOD NIGHT;
Sheets. [as
© by Katie Randolph Sheets,
Washington, as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4409, Aug. 4, 1918. Original entry,
July 17, 1886, no. 16367.
Now ‘Tis BEDTIME; words by Dexter
Smith, music by C. A. White. [14
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 43897, July 28, 1918. Re-
newal entry, Sept. 11, 1899, no. 58159.
ONLY THEE; duet by C. A. White; so-
prano and tenor. [15
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4401, July 28, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Oct. 20, 1899, no. 68029.
Pook (THE) DRUNKARD’s CHILD; song
by C. A. White. [16
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4400, July 28, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Oct. 20, 1899, no. 68031.
QUEEN OF THE BEAUTIFUL; quartette by
C. A. White; mixed voices. [17
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 4403, July 28, 1913. Re-
newal entry, Oct. 20, 1899, no. 68030.
REMEMBER DEAR MOTHER’S LAST WORDS;
Song and chorus by Harry Birch
[pseud. of GC. A. White]. [18
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Maes., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4382, July 23, 1913. Origi-
nal entry, Oct. 19, 1885, no. 21968.
Rock OF AGES; by T. P. Ryder, op. 120;
piano. [19
© by Eliza J. Ryder, % White-
Smith musie pub. co., Boston, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4876, July 23,
1913.
no. 25380.
Original entry, Dec. 3, 1885, |
by K. R. | Rock or ages—Continued.
——sacred solo by J. W. Bischoff;
contralto or baritone. [20
© by Elsie B. Bischoff, Denver, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 4356, July
16, 1913. Original entry, July 22,
1885, no. 15783.
SLEEP MY PRETTY ONE; cradle song by
John W. Bischoff. al
© by Elsie Bond Bischoff, % Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia, as widow
of the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4869, July 21,
1913. Original entry, Aug. 5, 1885,
mo. 167ba.
SOMETIME; song by John W. Be
(2
© by Elsie Bond Bischoff, % Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia, as widow
of the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4864, July 21,
1913. Original entry, July 22, 1885,
no. 15781,
TAKE ME JAMIE DEAR; waltz by John
W. Bischoff; piano. [23
© by Elsie Bond Bischoff, % Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia, as widow
of the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 4868, July 21,
1913. Original entry, Sept. 8, 1885,
no. 19029.
TRUSTING; duet by C. A. White; sop.
and alto, or ten. and sop. [24
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4378, July 23, 1938. Origi-
nal entry, Dec. 21, 1885, no. 27029.
TWILIGHT BELLS; serenade by C. A.
White; female voices. [25
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 4380, July 23, 1918. Origi-
nal entry, Dec. 8, 1885, no. 25794.
WE OUGHT TO BE TOGETHER; by K. R.
Sheets. [26
© by Katie Randolph Sheets,
Washington, as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
4410, Aug. 4, 1913. Original entry,
July 17, 1886, no. 16368.
a ae
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC.
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE MECHANICALLY
THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. (1) E OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909,
AFTER ALL, [27
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 19138;
recorded, v. 2, p. 54.
AMIDST THUNDER OF CANNON; by Carl
Meinecke. [28
© Carl Fischer, New “York.
Notice rec’d July 24, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
AT MAMMY’S FIRESIDE, [29
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 1918;
recorded, v. 2, p. 54.
BALKAN QUEENS; by Gaston Borch.
[30
© Carl Fischer, New York.
Notice rec’d July 24, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
BE MY LOVE, BE MY OWN. [381
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan, mgr., New York. Notice
rec'd July 3, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
BLAME IT ON FATHER AND MOTHER. [32
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 12, 1913; recorded,
¥. 2, Dp. 54.
BLANCHE (LA) WALTZES. [33
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan, mgr., New York. Notice
rec'd July 3, 19138; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
BRIDGET MAHONEY. [34
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 5, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, DP. 53.
BROADWAY; song. [35
© Paley music co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; recorded,
7. 2, PD. Bo.
BURNING LOVE. [36
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan, mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1913; recorded. v. 2,
p. 56.
[14678
CALL ME BABY, [37
© Harry Williams music co., inc.,
New York. Notice rec’d Aug. t.
1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 55.
CALL ME SWEET NAMES, [38
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 16, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
CHIQUITA; Spanish waltz by Geo. D.
Barnard. [39
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d July 9, 1913; recorded, v.
2, Pp. 53.
COME AND TAKE ME OUT OF LONELY
LAND. [40
© Shaprio music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 54.
COME ON LET’S RAZOO, ON OUR LITTLE
KAZOO. [41
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 54.
CONCERT IN THE SKY. [42
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; recorded,
Vii 2, p. be
CUPID HOLDS THE KEY; from The moon
maiden. [43
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1918; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 54.
DAPHNE’S BLUSHING CHEEKS. [44
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 16, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
DOWN OLD HARMONY WAY. [45
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 54.
FAREWELL. [46
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan, mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
895
61382—13——_9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14678 (47)
FIrty TIMES A DAY; words and music
by C. K. Harris. [47
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d July 10, 1913; recorded.
Veen Dwar.
FLOATING. [48
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1913; recorded, v. 2, p.
56.
FORGET ME NOT. [49
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 38, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
GOLDEN BUTTERCUPS; June bug. [50
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d July 380, 1918; recorded,
Ve aT Reo.
HAVE A HEART. [51
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d July 24, 1918; recorded,
Wiese kD:
HAWAIIAN HULA. [52
© John Franklin musie co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec'd July 38, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
iD: (DO:
HE IS A HERO. [53
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 12, 1913; recorded,
Wie OAs
HE’S GOT TO PROVE IT TO ME. [54
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 12, 1918; recorded.
Vann Dene:
Hr’s s0 GOOD. [55
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1918; recorded,
Wie gor
HOoPrE ON, DEAR HEART; from The moon
maiden. [56
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 54.
—
CAN LIVE WITHOUT YOU. Raye
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d July 30, 1913; recorded,
V. 2, D.-0o.
—
CANNOT LIVE FOREVER, SO YOU’D BET-
TER LOVE ME NOW; Song. [58
© Paley music co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, D. 5a.
I NEVER MET BEFORE A GIRL LIKE YOU.
[59
- ©M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 7, 19138; recorded,
Wee woe Palais
SHOULD HAVE MET YOU A LONG TIME
AGO; song. [60
© Paley music co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; recorded,
Wee, po wae
I WAS AVIATING AROUND. [61
© Maurice Abrahams music ¢o.,
inec., New York. Notice rec’d July
10, 1918; recorded, v. 2, p. 53.
Ir I SAID PLEASE; song. [62
© H. A. Weymann & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. Notice rec’d Aug. 7,
1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 55.
Ir I WERE AS RICH AS HETTY GREEN.
[63
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 12, 1913; recorded,
Vr2, pe 4:
IN BEAUTY’S GARDEN. [64
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan, mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 38, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56;
IN CUPID’S CANOE. [65
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d July 5, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 53.
IT TAKES A LITTLE RAIN WITH THE SUN-
SHINE, TO MAKE THE WORLD GO
ROUND. [66
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 54.
—
JUST FoR you; from The moon maiden.
[67
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, Dp. 54.
LIVE IN MY HEART AND PAY NO RENT.
[68
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 1, 1913; recorded,
V. 2eiih wee
L1ZE, GET WISE. [69
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 12, 1913; recorded,
V82y) Deere
LOVE MYSTERY. [70
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 8, 1918; recorded, vy. 2,
p. 56.
896
~
pt. 1; BASS
i
NOTICES OF USER
no. 7, 1913
LOVE THAT IS TRUE. [71
© John Franklin musie co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
LOVE’S VALLEY. [72
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec'd July 3, 19138; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56,
LUANA WALTZ. [73
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
MAN OF THE HOUR MARCH. [74
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec'd July 3, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
MARCHING ON TO VICTORY. [75
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice reec’d June 28, 1913; recorded,
¥...2>. Dp. 53.
MONA DARLING. [76
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
MOONLIGHT IS SPOON LIGHT. [77
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 5, 1913; recorded,
v7. 2,-p. 53.
My DAYS ARE IN HIS HANDS. [78
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
My HEART IS THINE. [79
© John Franklin music ©co.,
Frank Sheridan mgr., New York.
Notice rec’d July 3, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 56.
My LITTLE DUDEEN. [80
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 7, 1918; recorded,
¥..2, D. 5b.
MY WONDERFUL DREAM GIRL. [81
© John Franklin music co.,
Frank Sheridan mgr., New York.
Notice rec’d July 38, 1913; recorded,
ve 2, p. 56.
NIGHT YOU TOLD ME NO. [82
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; re-
corded, v. 2, p. 538.
14678 (94)
NO ONE ELSE CAN TAKE YOUR PLACE.
[83
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 1, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 53.
OH TAKE ME. [84
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1913; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
OW YOU MILLION DOLLAR DOLL. [85
© Maurice Abrahams music co.,
inc., New York. Notice rec’d July
10, 1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 53.
OUR CAPITOL. [86
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 38, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
PANSIES. [87
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d July 16, 1913; recorded,
Ve 2ipu 54.
PARISIAN (THE) BALL; song. [88
© Paley music co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; re
corded, v. 2, p. 53.
PEPPER POT. [89
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d July 16, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 5A.
PERSIAN PATROL. [90
© John Franklin musie co., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1918; recorded, v. 2,
p. 56.
PIERROT ET PIERRETTE; by Franz Lehar.
[91
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice reec’d July 24, 1913; recorded,
Ves. Ds BA,
PoM PON. [92
@ M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 16, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
Pony (THE) EXPRESS. [93
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d July 5, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 53.
Poor (THE) LITTLE RICH GIRL; song.
[94
© Paley music co., New York.
Notice rec’d June 28, 1913; recorded,
¥: 3, Dp. 5a;
897
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14678 (95)
PRETTY LITTLE FLOWERS, HOW I ENVY
you; from The moon maiden. [95
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 5A.
PULLMAN (THE) PORTERS ON PARADE.
[96
© Maurice Abrahams music ©¢o.,
ine., New York. Notice rec’d July
10, 1913; recorded, v. 2, p. 53.
SAY YOU’LL BE MY OWN, DEAR; from
The moon maiden. [97
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
Vid, Dy. 4
SocIery. [98
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 12, 1918; recorded,
V2; p54:
Sone (A) OF CANADA; song, by Percy
Semon. . [99
© Chappell & co., Iltd., London.
Notice rec’d July 3, 1918; recorded,
Wi ele
SPANISH DANCE. [100
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 16, 1918; recorded,
oe Deyo.
SPIC AND SPAN; march by F. H. Losey,
op. 324. [101
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d July 9, 1918: recorded, v.
2, Ds oes
SWEET MARY MINE. [102
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 16, 1913; recorded,
V.2; pe ibd.
SWEET PEAS.
_© M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d July 16, 1913;
recorded, v. 2,-p. 54.
TANGLED (A) SKEIN, [104
; © M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
vy. 2, p. 54.
THAT SCANDALOUS RAG. Sh4105
© John Franklin music ¢o., Frank
Sheridan mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1918; recorded, v. 2, p.
56.
THERE’S A GIRL 1N THE HEART OF Mary-
LAND, WITH A HEART THAT BELONGS
TO ME. [106
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. Notice ree’d July 10,
1918; recorded, vy. 2, p. 55. .
[103
THOU ART MY GoD. [107
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. .3
Notice rec’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
Vo2, Phot
Trp-ToP ; medley overture. [108
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 2, 1918; recorded,
V2, PD. Ga:
'TO0-RA-LOO-RA-LOO-RAL; that’s an Irish
melody. [109
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Aug. 7, 1918; recorded,
¥..2) hob.
TUG BOAT JOE. [110
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 16, 1918; recorded,
A om
UNDYING LOVE. ‘Pilla!
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
UNTIL THE END IT'LL LOVE Sur sau.
from The moon maiden. ele
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1913; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
VALSE MAUVE. [113
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan, mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1913; recorded, v. 2, p.
56.
WHEN I WANT A LITTLE LOVING. [114
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d July 30, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, Ds Do:
WHEN IT’S SPRINGTIME IN VIRGINIA.
[115
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d July 24, 1913; recorded,
Vv. 2, Pp. Oe
WONDERING. [116
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d June 28, 19138; recorded,
Vids Davee:
WoON’T YOU TAKE ME THERE. aly
© John Franklin music co., Frank
Sheridan, mgr., New York. Notice
rec’d July 3, 1918; recorded, y. 2,
p. 56.
YOU’RE A GOOD LITTLE DEVIL. [118
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 1913;
recorded, v. 2, p. 54.
YOU WENT AWAY. “ Fi19
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d June 27, 1918; recorded,
v. 2, p. 54.
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